The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-01-10
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SOCIAL AND Personal


Judge G. E. wolyerton, OF the suprem,
court came up this noon to spend Sun
day.
/ Dr.J. @. Littler went to Harrisburg
this noon TO install the new Office OF the
/. o. o. +.
DR.. L. ]. Thompson, OF Corvallis was
In the city this noon, coming over TO
meet DIR. Gwynne.
Mr.. Richard wilkins went to Salem
this noon where he will enter the Will
4 lamette University.
DIR. II. f. Beers returned this noon
from Portland greatly improved in health
although not entirely strong.
Miss Ollie Thompson now holds the
position OF pianist in the orchestra at
Cordray's theatre, Portland.-Tiaies.
/ ]. r. Wilson and Frank Kitchen, the
well known sewer contractors went TO
Portland this morning on business.to be
gone several days.
Judge Finn was in Portland yesterday
to see Miss Ora off for Stanford on the
steamer, and his sister, Mrs. Fay, for
Astoria on visit with son.
Miss Libbie Carouthers, one OF the
teachers in the Albany public schools,
was the guest OF her cousin, Miss Anna
Lee the past week.-Jnnetion City
Times.
Mr.. Isaac McElmurry, of Linn countv,
was an Independence visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. McElmurry was for years a resident
OF Polk county, and his old-time friends
are always glad to give him q welcome
handmade Independence Enterprise.
DR.. T. j. Lee spent the Christmas hoI-
idays visiting his aged mother at juno
ton CITY. Grandma Lee 10 nowss7 years
old. but she prepared the Christmas
dinner with her own bands.-IDdepend-
ence Enterprise. Also mother OF Mar
shai Lee OF this city.
". ii. Brown. q merchant of Portland,
and Miss Iva, daughter. OF ]. s. Turner,
formerly OF Albany. now Of that city,
were united in marrige on Christmas.
Miss Ethel Allen vas bridesmaid and
Fred Eortmiller grDomsman THE eer-
emony was performed By Rev. John
Morrison.
The Baker City Blade SAYS: s'Senator
Alley. OF Florence, Lane county. has
been in the city Tor several days on bus
iness. He left for his home last evening
bat expects 10 return here again In the
near future" This, in all probability, |
means that Col. Alley intends dispOsing
OF the Florence West and Purchasing the
Blade. This. 81 least, was his intention |
Ehen be left here.-Engsns Guard.
A correspondent of the Eugene Regis |
ter frsEn Harrisburg SAYS: New Years |
night Harrisburg gave one Of the old /
time mask balls, which proved to be one
OF the mosg successful social events OF
Linn county this season People came
from Albany, Eugene. Brownsville. ITv-
ing, Junction, Coburg, Long Tom, and
in fact, iron most every where. 0Tey 20
Numbers were sold. and pleasure reigned
supreme"
Marion Carey, the Yukon river Alas
kal miner, who has been visiting his
relatives IN Ashland iUr several weeks
Aisec ten years spent in tlse Yukon gold
fields, left last evening for Seattle. He
goes thence 20 Idaho and expects 10 leave
in March, as soon as travel opens, On his
return to the Yukon country where he
Is well satisfied. Mr.. Carey has been Of
Tered fine position with new company
that has been formed 10 open up freight
and passenger transportation. line 10
that far o. country, bat prefers to take
his chances OF bigger stake in digging
oai nuggets for himself.-AsLlsnd Tfd-
ings-