The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
8 SATURDAY.
SOCIAL AND Personal

Mrs. b. r Rampi is visiting friends al
Gates.
The Misses Bsenner Nent to the Bay
this noon.
The Misses Lapsr have returned from
Lever SNsda.
W. z. Graham has just returned from
q trip 10 Seattle.
Mira. J. A. Weaver and son are a. soda
vile at the Hotel DAVIS
Miss Perry Thompson, OF Tacoma, il
IN ihs city the guest OF Mr- Pol.ock and
family.
DR.. c. II. Cassrk, Of Salem, il in the
city, on his Way 10 Crater LAKE
IAad Tidings
Hon. Lark Bsiyea has beet. retained 10
defend JEFF HsTney the Florence Indian
Who e charged with numbering another
Indian.
F. n Dolan, OF Brownsville, died in
tlla Good sInA-itan hospital Al Portland,
lass Tuesday. He xzs a member oi-.Ihe
w. Of W.
Mrs shultz ani ehilde-u. Mr.. William
baltimore and Miss Fry returned this
mon iron the Lay.
Mrs. Virgil Parker and Children went
to the bay this noon and Will be the guests
o. Hon. Allen Parker al iaqninA.
The Grand Prairie 5 s will give a So
eikl tonight - the residence OF Mrs y
PAyns east OF Albany Ice cream and
cake 10 ceaIs-
Born-Tn Lebanon on August :. to the
vile OF Bad Miller, = girl: August 5. 70
thd wife OF ]. c. johnson, 3 boy August
3, 10 the wife OF Arthur BurkhErt, girl.
c. II. Yonng. OF Laoomb, has rented
the kirkpatrick house and will live in
town this winter N order TO take adYans-
age os our schoo. facilities. - Lebanon \
5.-A-
The reports OF the illness Of VIII Perry
sent out from Honolulu seem 10 have
been unfounde3. lie reached Manila
asl right and in excellent health, and
was the lie oi the party on the trip.
VIII Shelley, one of the Eugene BOYS
ss Manila, has entirely lost the use oi
hiss eyes, II is fsared permanently, from
:he measles. He Is a son OF J. NJ. Shell
ley, wcll-known in Albany.
Next Mondsy the DExoCRAr will puh-
| lish . letter itorI Frank Schumacher
written on July 9. telling of Manila mat
tiers in manner that viii be very inter
esting TO the readers OF this paper.
Invitations aie ont to the marriage ol
Rev. William W Reid, of Paris. Penn
sylvaniA. rad Miss Ava Baltimore OF this
city. at the T.. z. church en- Saturday
evening, Aug. 81, 1855, a, 9 O'Clock.
Mack McCullcch, a former Linn
county man, died In Portland recently
At the age of 4S years. He was soa-in
flaw OF Hon. Enoch Holt, and Was
member OF the Elks and Knights o
Pythias. The remains will be buried a
Harrisburg tomorrow.
Chief Justice Chas. +. Wolverton anS
Associate Justices 4. :. Bean and +. A
Moore, constituting the supreme tribu
nal OF the state, depart on tomorrow
loverland train ior Peudleton, where the,
will hold brief session.-Salem States
man.
!. ]. q. Crawford, the Albany Photo
grapher, aud Mr. Sasn c evenger, hav,
been at the beach TOR the past week
Sam says he WAS detailed 10 take car
OF j. e., bat it strikes US forceably lha
from the shine Sam is cutting amoni
the girls, he needs looking alter him
self.-Newport News.
Mr.. +. 4. Bryson 10 in receipt of lie,
ter from his friend + p Snattuek, VII
ie in Portland, in which he states tha
he wall spend about two weeks in Oregon
1 when he will return td New York Cit
$ where he has been offered an excelleT
position. Mr.. Shattuek is well-know
$ throughout the state, and had the cred
4 OF being the star guard of the Pacit
: coast when he was member of tue
OF o. football team,-Corvallis Union.
q SIR. and Mrs. c. D. Mcknight of Lei
0 anon. returned this morning from Va
!. lejo, Calf, where they have been 10,
or five months. They almost shoutG
q at being back in Gods country, and d
!. clare they do not want any more of Cal
. fornia. Mrs. McKnight's father, c.
Haman, though, who lives there lik
the country. They reported water
u precious that there was fine of SIS +
9 washing windows with water or $50
q the hose was used on them. Everythii
, was brown and dreary.
Miss Mae Pollock, OF this city, al
/ Revs. Hood. Hervey and henderson 81
y Mrs. Hood have returned from their tr
- TO Mt. Hood, and Miss Pollock IL now
y her home in this city, where she will l
main until time to return TO her schc
a at Waitsbnrg. The party travelled abo
Sc four hundred miles and had an expt
m ience they enjoyed and will long r
v. member, among other things q tri
n. to the top OF Mt. Hood. There We
:" fifteen in the party, including ak ladil
of a larger number of the latter than ge
n orally ascends in one party. Notwit
D. standing the guide they were no enc
- frightened than other parties. some We
49, were not. One reeds the exp
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