The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

J: B. Hughes, of Ths DaIies, has been
in the city.
Rev. Cane Eert TO Corvallis today to
preach tomorroE.
Fee, an Albany cook twenty yeArs ago,
came over from the bay this noon.
Prof. Robb. OF the shedd schools, was
IN fhe city today accompanied BY his
family.
Mrs. E. 81 Henderson, Of Oakland, il
10 the city the guest Of her sister Mira
I. j. Sites.
George Foley, Of Oregon CITY, has gone
TO Albany after q visit with Ed. HorRAn,
of this ciiy.-JouFnaI.
Attorney c E Hawkins did IevsI bus-
isness in Albany Monday ard Tuesday.
'HaEkey" Is q rnstler and does a nice
business.-Toleio Leader.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bussard Who hava b<en
here On . visit the guests of their broth
er Mr. ID. BussArd .Tetnrned to thsix acme
in Missouri to-day.
krot. WiTtE will have charge Of the
special musical programs at the Christ
ian church tomorrow morning ami even
ing
John Seanland, Who has been serving
ihree-yeAr term in the penisentiary on
the charge CO eo1nterfeitia1, returned
home this morning dis time was con-
sidersbly shortened By credit marks for
good Observation-Disclosures E. a
DR.. ]. T. Wallace, OF this city, recent
~ performed an operation for appendi.
cits on the nine year old son OF 5. G.
Beckwith of Lebanon. assisted By Dr. :.
LsubeTson- The boy il doing well
The BussArd brothers, of Albany.
spent few days at the beach last week.
They we're accompanied ny NJ. Bassard
ai Deer Park. H., q third brother who
was visiting with them and il was the
first time be had ever seen the ocean,
Newport News.
AZ recent meeting OF the senior class
OF the o. A-C. the following we're elected
officers Tor the coming year: Lyle Law
renee. president; Harry Beard, vice
president James Van Groes. secretarT
and Hubert Scoggins treasurer.
Jay Van Cleve departed on the steam
er rNavsra..yesterday for San Francisco TO
visit his brother, Bert. who is employed
by phonogrAph company in that city
Corvallis Times.
Miss Martha Hoffman leaves Monday
to Join her daughter Maud in London,
England. and does not expect to return
for years il at all. Enroute. she visits
friends in Washington City for four
weeks.-Corvallis Times.
Mr.. HemloW. q gentleman o: many
years experience in canning fish, meats,
vegetables and fruit. is in this city try.
ing to interest our citizens in the project
OF saving our fruit and vegetables BY
canning the same me-COrEailis Gazette.
Mr.. HemloW was recently in Albany.
The infant son Oi Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Mansfield died at their home in The
DAlles Thursday evening. The child was
I aged about four months. II not was o
strong child, but it's death will prove 9
neavy eorrow to it's parents, who hava
the sympathy of many friends in this
city,-RegieteT.
regular NEE ting OF the Woman'e Chris
tian Temperance Union, held at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Bolster on Adams street,
q beautiful framed picture of the late
Frances Willard was presentedsto the or
ganiEation by Miss Lilly Robertson. THE
picture is now ct the residence of Mrs
Bolster, whore the meetings OF the local
W. O. T. q. are held.
Mr.. Homer Davenport, the worlds
greatest caricaturist, has arrived in Sar
Francisco where he will have charge o
the pictorial work in the campaign be-
tween McGuire aod Gage for governor
This is good The pictures OF Edgrer
have been coarse and disgusting to ever!
one with any senee OF pFopriety, and 1
may be stated that Mr.. Davenport vii
never stoop TO the same style OF work
Taylor MeHargue, who has crosse,
, the plains 20 times, and who left this cit
about six weeks ago for Missouri, return
ed to Brownsville Monday evening. Tn
snow began falling little too early il
. Missouri to suit Mr.. McHargue, and h
, made haste for Oregon, the land Of
sunshine and big red apples.-Browns
vile Times.
The Grass Valley Journal gives the fol
/ lowing account of an accident to tw
!. former Albany people. "While on tn
. way to see patient, Wednesday after
noon, DIR. and Mrs. Cole met with ser
ious accident. One of the horses stun
1 hled aud broke the neck yoke strap. let
ting the tongue on the ground. Thi
frightened the borses and they started i
= to kick and run, turning the buggy up
s eide down, throwing both occupants oul
Mrs. Cole has very bad ankle, probAbl
. fractured, and q pFained back, while Dl
r Cole csme out with . badly spraine
wrist and good shaking up.
On Wednesday morning at the OathC
Y lie rectory occurred the marriage OF Jos
e Steele and Miss Julia Hecker, Fathe
h Jureck performing the ceremony. MI
!. Steele was formerly Polk county boy
3 but during the past few years he ha
]. been engaged IN farming near Wall
Walla. The bride is daughter OF Jos
Hecker, the well-known piol eer OF Soa
/. creek precinct. Immediately after tn
4 wedding ceremony the bridal couple too