The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-10-30
Hghes. of in Leayening Power-Laes us. Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. Rufus Thompson, son and Charles
Barr returned yesterday from Eastern
Oregon.
Mr. John Denny, of Center precinct
will move into his Albany residence in a
few days.
Mr. Coyle. successor TO Allan Cameron
and Kit Carson, Of the Canadian Pacific,
are in the city.
John Wiles, vice president OF the
First National Bank Of Corvallis, wss IN
the Bryan parade at Corvallis.
Miss Addie Schiller was rendered a
surprise party last evening in honor OF
her birthday. 1t was happy affair.
Mrs. Hendrex left for Albany en- bus-
iness Wednesday. Her daughter. Mrs.
Dora Davis, whose health Is very poor.
returned TO her home in Albany q week
ago.-Harrisburg Review.
Mr.. William Ralston left today On
trip to Olex, where he has extensive iu-
terests, and where his son Lonner re
sides. He will be gone two weeks.
Friends yesterday received word from
Rev. >. T.. Neminger Who accom- panied
Mrs Aeminger to the hospital at Port
land last week for medical treatment
that the lady had submitted to very
critical operation and was in critical
condition although there was strong
hope that she would recover from il
sateiy.-Ashland TidiDgs.
just before leaving their old home TIE
neighboTs gave q surprise reception 70
Mr. and Ars q G Hogue, az the home Of
z Thrall, Esq. Last night Mr and Mrs
Hogue invited the same people to a
housewarming in their place of residence.
Those invited were Nr and NrssTbrsII,
Nr and Mrs Read, Mr and Mrs Wright.
Ar and Mrs Turner. Ar and urs kim
sey, Ar and Mrs Sloan, Nr and Mrs
s1ottlieb, Mr and Mrs ShuIiz, Mr. and
Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Goff, Prof and Mrs
HowlAnd, Mr. and Ms K Haight. Mr.
| and Mrz Hyde. Mrs c Kelly. Mr p z
Kelly. Mr. and Mrs Johnson, Hiss Brat
tab, Miss Belly. Miss Henderson. The
evening passed quickly, In conversation,
games and tests of skill.
The members OF the u. p. church last
evening rendered their pastor for the last
three years q farewell reception Near
ly the entire congregation was present
and united IN showing their appreciation
for his laboFs during his soJourn here.
! pleasing program was rendered con-
slEslng OF a song By 3 male quartet.
Aessrs Achlson SIX and Irvine brothers,
8 vocal solo By Eva French, trio by
MTE. Young, Miss Ellis and Mrs. Nat
ting, solo by Miss Ellis, remarks oy
| Rev. Polling on behalf Of the pastors OF
the city, resolutions Of confidence and
respect, response by Rev. Little azd q
song hy 3 quartet a light lunch fol-
loved and socizbility and good will pre-
vailed Il Is an interesting fact that up
on Rey. Little leaving, Rev. Polling who
has been in the city only about ,Eo year.
vii be tue senior pastor Of the city.
a 0oLDzS wKDDExs-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Slmrod Price celebrated
| the iif,hieih anniversary Of their wedding
dAy On last Thurs5ay, BY giving s yery
| euioyable dinner party 10 t1eir children
and other relatives af their home east ol
this city. Nimrod Price and America
Fromzn we're married near DzuviIle. Il
lanois. on thursday, October. end, IS46
They came across the plains II 1851. ard.
since the spring Of 1852. have spent q,
least part OF each year upon the Doaz-
ton Homestead which Is still their home.
They have reared 10 mans and woman :
estate SIX sens and three daughters.
Two Of these sons, Russell and Fred, died
n early manhood Those remaining are
W. k. Price. OF Jackson county, B. s,
Erice, OF PEineville, 7. B. Price and G
c. Price. OF Linn county. The daugh-
tiers are Mrs. c. E. WolversSn, OF Salem,
Mrs. c. F. La Toilette, of Linn county
and Mrs. Horace Po,.ell OF California
The venerable couple were the recipient.
Of many congratulations as well as many
beautiful and substantial presents; and
70 add 10 the interest OF the occasion
there were present nine persons who Wit
messed the wedding ceremony ffty year:
ago.