The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Ida Maxwell, of Hslsey, has
been IN the city on visit.
Miss Matte Lee, sister Of G. o. Lee
and one OF Lane county's school maams,
is in the city the guest of her brother.
/. ii. Caldwell has purchased the North
smhili drug store and il now q resident
OF that place.-Jefferson Review.
Mr. Davis, an attorney OF Kansas City,
has been in the city, preparatory to his
marriage with Miss Daisy Geisendorfer
on Nov. 10.
Miss Edna Allen, after visit with
Ars F. A. Helm and Miss Helen Cras-
ford, returned 70 her home 10 Albany
Thursday--CorvzlIis Times.
Edwin Stone IL confined to his room
with Illness in San Francisco. A trip
for the benefit Of his health into Mexico il
TO 70 be made as soon as he Is able to
travel.
Homer Griffin, son Of Rev. s. Griffin,
died suddenly at GoIdendaie, Wash +,
THURSDAY. He was the second Oldest liy-
ing native oreEonisn, c. II. Walker of
this city being srst.
Messrs. George Gentry and BENJAMIN
Hoover we're a. Albany Tuesday and
brought back thar boas which will be
used on the klondike trip NEXT spring.
The boat viii be fixed up for the journey
IN this scitv-B.oEnsyiIle Times.
Nrs. Thos. Hopkins last evening gave
tea IN honor nf her mother, Mrs. Small,
OF Salem, who i here on q visit. The
service was delicate and nice, and q
pleasant time was had by those >fortu-
nate in being present.
o.
McGhee are TO be married 1t Tangent to-
sister oi Ars- d. II. Jones Of SodayiIle,
and Dr. and Mrs Jones will attend the
xedding.-Lebanon Advance.
Brownsville dispatch of 0os. %: The
remains OF Mrs Margaret Tharp. who
Vas about 50 years old, were brought
here iron Springfield and buried this
OF Mrs w ii Rowland, and left eight
grandchildren and - great grandchll-
dren-
We learn that William Wells, Of Be1-
IA Vista, the hop buyer. has been striek-
en- with paralysis. This gentleman i
well known in Independence, having an
Office here in the Little Palace hotel.
From later reports We learn that Mr.
Wells is rapidly improvirg.-Independ-
ence Enterprise.
The Epworth League of the NJ E.
church last evening a. the parsonage
held Halloween social that was Q sue
cess. Several hours were passed in
games appropriate to the occasion. The
Leaguers know how to make things 20
OF well on Halloween.
A very pleasant young peoples party
was given last evening BY Miss Edna
tromsn, At the home OF her father Mr..
frank Froman. Twenty or thirty young
people spent the evening happily and
prom tably, IN am1sements, partaking oi
= delicious lunch, etc
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stringer spent last
week zt Monmouth with their three
children, who are attending the state
normal school at that place. While q.
Monmouth Mr. Stringer purchased q
neat i've room cottage, in which the
children are now comfortably domiciled
with no rent TO pay. with supplies for the
winter. and excellent educational fAeil-
ties Lebanon Advance,
| HALLOWEEN ENTERTAINMENT.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave 8
Halloween entertainment last eyenins
t1At NAS Que O4 the SUCCESSES Oh the sea
son. A large number OF members sns
invited guests were present to enjoy il
The rooms were suitably decorated fol
the occasion, Jack lanterns with thei
unique faces taking the lead. A program
Was rendered that will not soon be for
gotten. With Mrs. Sears in the chair i
was carried out about like this: Som,
fine music by the Mandolin club, 9 plan,
500 nicely performed by Theresa Baum
gart, . Halloween essay by Mrs. c. G
Hogue that told the vhele story, g Hsl
loween recitation by Mildred Gotlieh
well rendered, resulting in live encor
responded to with "McSwsrt's Swea
Off," Edna Howard sang ''In the Bag
. gage Coach Ahead" which pleased 9
much that she was compelled to rsspon'
: to an encore and did SO with s'Swee
Bunch of Daisies" A special featur
) then followed. Mrs. Craw as the isir
queen. with Fay Hogue and Sessi
Parker as the fairies, reigned. Her sub
1 jects, members of the order appeared be
fore her with appropriate verses whic
they recited, and were rewarded with
present, ole diamond ring, and q happ
response A gypsy fortune teller did
big business, and delicate lunch wa
} served, partners for which we're selecte
} in q novel way. When the entertain
D ment closed the verdict was unanimou
3 that it was one of the best ever give
: here.