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

The Magazine Club will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs I'D Cusick.
License has been issued fer the mar
riage OF Samuel Fleener add Nora Rose.
T. ]. Buford expects 10 assume the
duties OF the office Of agent at sils,A on
Nov. l6.
c.. W. Watts returned this noon from
q trip to Baker City. WAiia Walla, The
Dalles and other Eastern Oregon cities.
Mr.. Lonner Raision and family. ot
olex, arrived in Albany this noon, called
here by the serious illness OF Mr. Rails
tons mother, Mrs. William aals.on.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Props, left y.ster-
day on trip 10 Spokane and Olympia,
Wash, on q months trip. their fret jour
ney out Of the state Tor toriy-hve years.
A /. Wagner is about TO retire from
the Willamette hotel ~ Salem. after run
ming il for seven years. Mr.. Wagner 10
as much 3 railroad com missioner as Any
body.
DIR. Z. J. Thompson. OF Corvallis. Was
in the city today on his way home from
Salem. where be bad been 20 conduct
the installation service Of Rev. II A =
keiehum.
District Attorney Yates. Judge HUI
ford, A. C.. Woodeock an A. NJ CrAx.
ford, are ell candidates for the Office oi
Circuit Judge Of the seeoad district. 9Th
others 20 hear from.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A Parker will return
tonight from their iript 20 Spokane. - here
they have been over three months for the
beneft o. Mr.. PArker's health, which re-
mains about tie same.
p. ID. Gilbert, xho has been clerking
| Tor Gray 4 son for he past two years.
las accepted q position As . commercial
traveller Tor the firm Of Chase & Sanborn
OF Chicago. dealers in spices and ocdees,
af . salary Of 800 p~F month And ex.
penses. His family will continue 70 re
side in Eugene. We are glad TO learn
Eugene Guard.
An enthusiastic Sslem boy o; Stanford
writes TO the Eyeninglonrnal as follows
"Chet" Murphy. "the hero of Palo Al
to-" is playing football and incidentally
keeping ~ the head Of all his classes
He is sure Of the team. the best punter
on the cam pus. and the same Chess,
who went 10 Willamette in prep" days.
Rumor says he will be the captain Of the
| '9S team.
Wednesday evening at the Catholic
church, Mr.. ]. Fred Oberer aud Mise
Lena Williams, both ol this city, were
united in mArTIge, Father JueFek per
forming the ceremony. Tie church,
which vas beautifully decorated for the
occasion, was filled with invited guests
and others. The impressive services oi
the Catholic church that united the
young couple for life. were conducted
with solemnity. Miss Hortense GreftoI
played the wedding march.-Corvalii'
Gazette.
Il TIE following is taken irum the min
utes of the meeting OF the Baptist asso
cation at McMinnyilIe: The report ol
the committee on rsising money to helI
Miss Anna Meepelt OF Linn county,
through her last ear in the Chicago Mis-
sionary training school was read aut
adopted. On motion q commitie was ap
pointed TO confer with Mesdames Hatsor
OF the Home Mission Society and Driggs
OF the Foreign Missionary Society, look
ing to the securing 81 Miss Mespeli IN tn
Oregon field.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. vii
kins celebrated the 25th anniversary o
their marriage. at their elegant home ol
= West Ninth street, surrounded by thei
! children and invited guests. It was
; pleasant event that will linger long u
their memory. F. NJ. Wi kins and Mis-
Emma Goltra were married in Lam
: county and have since resided here, MI
J Wilkins having been the greater part G
! this time ene OF the prominent druggist
: of the state, and both himself and viii
/ have been we'll known in church and e
{ ciai circles. Eugene Guard. Anon
, those present were Mr. end Mrs. w. II
{ GoItra, of this city, MIR. and Mrs. l.. Bi
yeu, Rev. and Mrs. J. 7. Albeit, DR.. an
Mrs. T. W. Harris, former Albany pet
8 pie.