The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Henry Blakely, Of Brownsville
was in the city today-f
Aiss Vida Aaston las been in Salem
the guest Of Miss Edna Price.
Sir. Dunno, a SOU Of the internal rev.
enue collector Of Portland, has bten IN
the city.
Hon. NJ. A. Miller, OF Lebanon, was in
the city today. Also Ex-Sherif J. K.
Charlton.
Dr. ErEkine returned from Portland
this noon accompanied by his wife and
three children.
Judge Boise has com plefeIy knocked
ont that esstera Orsg3n insane asyluu,
So. COO warrant.
Judge Finn went 10 Monmouth wee.
ieFday 10 attend a meeting OF tie boar,
OIL regents OF the norm Il school.
Mr.. VI. &. Galloway, who has been re-
siding near Tangent for a good MANY
years wil! locate near Lebanon.
The Maocabees will convene tonigb;
with Iuitlatory work in view, or as the
commander calls il oDening a keg oi
nails.
The famons Ben Hayden has gone to
san Francisco 20 see his two sons off for
hsnlla Nith the com np4nies recently or.
dered TO so.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Can,
Randolph Kuhn and Mrs Jessie CordeI.
"a Hacklemsn ~ the Baptist church in
This city on Ost. at m
The Lebanon EKprsss-advzuce saws
that as the opposition papers have q
right 10 express g preference il wiz
name Judge George II Burnett for U.
s. Senator.
Dr.. D. n. Jones was in the CITY today
on his way 10 Salem 10 attend the STAT.
legislature at which he will Re an active
member Today the legislature conven-
Cd IN Portland.
Prof Wirtz. wife and child. to De in
charge OF the conservatory oil music OF
the Albany college arrived IN the CITY
this nom. making an excellent impress
sion with ihose meetlng them
c. c. Mcbride. merchant and rost-
master AZ Eddyville- wzs in the valley
this week 10 settle the affairs OF his
mother, whose husband died near Oak
vile a short time ago The old home
farm vas reniei and Mrs. Mcbride goes
20 Etesyvilie 10 ress,ie wish her son
Corvallis Times.
DR.. Foley and family LETT this morn
ing for n six-weeks' visit in the East.
They leave Albany in the morning With
2 party OF thirty people in q SPECIAL car.
TIE Dr. Is thinking Of attending medical
lectures ia New York during his ab-
~eDce.-Lebsnoa z. 4.
J. E. Settle has leased z large stock
ranch near ELK Head, noc-las couutv.
Tor team oil three years, and he and
family have novel onto the same. Mr.
and Mrs Settle were born and raised in
this place and have manv friends who
regret their epzriure.-Leb4uoa E. 4,
Mrs J. r. stewart yesterday received
from her son Frank at CAvi,e an inter
estlng collec'ioa of cGIio=iiies, smonS
them being the shell fsozn which be
male his tiFst shot IN The Philippine
Islands. genuine MzGser bullet that
goes ~ith I E-E-piug Z zew kind OF =
noise aud twists through the body II Il
hits II. and some Spanish money
The Boys Club last nis bit gave 4 fare
well reception to the orRAnlzer of their
club, Rev. Polling, spending the evening
very protissblv. among oth-r ,hinss re-
ceIvlsg brotherlE talk containing some
good thoughts. When Mr. Polling leaves
Albany IL viii be with the good wishes
OF all the members Of the club.
Grants Pass students believe in spread
ing ont over the state. The Courier saws !:
The following Young people Of Grants
Pass and vicinity have taken their de-
parture Tor years school work. Roy
and BeTto Mclean TO Albany 10 attend
the college; Eddie Van DYKE ard Her
oe1- Mccarthy 10 attend the state uni
yersity: Misses Abbie Sites, Osyth
Croxton and Odessa Freed TO attend the
state agricultural college at Corvallis /:
Misses Edna Parker and Mabel Pale
thorpe 10 attend the Ashland state nor
mai
The social given lsst evening at the
Presbyterian church hy the ladies of the
church was success In every respect.
The attendance WAS large and the at
fractions were ola very entertaining as
well as instructive character. 4 nice
collection of relics gathered by Grin
Beam at Honolulu. Gaum and Cavite,
such as Manser bullets, a tooth from s
dead SpaniAnd, money ETC., was careinlly
studied Mrs. Gaorge Patterson's col
| lection of curiosities received from hel
SiSAtA &~s@ztC n AAAtSSfNl14N ia 1@iUSEta, lS :
iiLe one, containing many curious arti'
cles worn and used by the natives in
cluding q kings linen costume. Mrs c
w. Sears displayed the large anil choics
collection of Japanese pictures received
from her brother. DR.. Milton Adrian
Howe, practicing dentistry for five or 81,
years at Iokohoma, formerly in busines
in Portland They give reliable ide'
of Japan and the customs Of the people
The large collections ot relics obtaine>
by Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Porter from tn,
Indians of Alaska probably the finest il
the state, were shown and explained b.
Mrs. Porter, giving one splendid idei
OF the lite and habits OF the natives o
much talked OF Alaska. Reireshment
We're served and a spirit of socisbilit
DrRV,aile,l