The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11
SATURDA~ 8
SOCIAL AND Personal

Mrs.. @. II. Lsughead returned this
noon from visit in Salem.
Farmer W.'F. Moist is ia the city to-
day and many othe. farmers.
Judge Wolverton and Miss Edna Price
came up from Salem this noon.
l.. A Wiley is spoken Of ss a candidate
Tor county school superintendent. -Leb-
anon Advance.
1 Rev. j. A Spear, of the Warm Springi
agency arrived in Albany last evening 10
be at the bedside OF his son Clayton, who
has been lyin. dangerously iil a. the
home oil Mrs. Baltimore.
Rev. Thos. p. Boyd and family have
removed from Portland TO Los Angeles,
CAL, where Rev. b ,yd will serve as pas
tor oil Methodist church Rev. Bo5d
was once pastor ofIhe Lebanon church.
Corvallis man who heard Col. G. B.
Montague's lecture on Shakesbeare in
that city last evening before the o. A. c..
says il was q very talented effort. ID
~as literary treat, ard many compli1
men;s were paid IL.
Mrs. E. n. Blodgeit, of Albany, whd
has been the guest OF Mrs. Van Wilson
Tor weak or two, returned to her home
o. Albany yesterday Miss Mary Gun
dlff who was reported 10 have returned
home 10 still In town as Mrs Wilson q
guest, and We are happy to make the cor.
rection.-Eugene Register.
Ross Hibler is home from Portland.
where Mrs. Hioler is in 81. Vineent's.
Hospital. Last Fri lay Mrs HIbler un-
derwens . severe surgical operation
She vent through IL in remarkably good
way aBd now there is every hope that
che will be able 10 come home in lex
weeks, aud that she vii be perfect well
again --Scio Press.
Mr.. Jos. Webber. OF Portland, came
up this noon on q visit ~ith Albany
friends, and is the gues, CT Mrs.
G. U. Barnes- Mr.. Weber. who was
'ecently 10 The hospital has sufficiently
recovered 10 be on the bridge again
Three OF tbs sons. Joe. John and Allie
are nov IN San Francisco, one is 10 Crcok
county and the others in Portland, all
doing well. There is no old ALBANY family
in whom oEr citizens are mort interested
and !, is q pleasure TO know OF their
PROSPERITY.
On March 4,h Mr.. W. ". Ha~leT.
Who has p<en cashier Of the First Na-
tioral bank. Of this city, for nine yeArs.
will cease 10 all that position any longer.
Mr.. H&wi.y notified the directors some
time ago that be had been offered q bet
ter posltsoa and would like ~ be released
IRON his present position He may 20 to
Baker City aud embark in business. Mr..
I'd AAs,erson, sho hss been in Montana
Tor the last year and whc vas formerly
bookkeepeg IN the bank, viii take up the
the duties Of cashier - Independence
Eutefprise-
F. Cos mask ball at the opera mouse
last evening was attended by a good
many dancers and a big gallery OF spec
tators- There were about fifty naskers,
and many novel and handsome costumes
weie seen. There xere J2ps and Celes-
iials, sky sweepers, jockeys, clowns, etc
The judges, DR. Ellis, J. A. Cumming
and L. VIererk awarded the prize for the
best sustained lady character to Mrs. II.
Senders. who represented the Queen Of
Hearts, and the best sustaine: gentle
man character 10 Fred weAiherio.d, =
cloEc. Miss Cieyenger wzs said to be
remarkably good as . Chinese girl and
two japanese yo1ag ladies attracted =
good deal of attention Mtss Wheeler
represented the DAILY DENocRAr in q
very creji;able maoner, having Q pretty
costume. and conducting herself in an
easy AID graceful manner.