The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-08
SATURDAY.
SOCIAL AND Personal

SATURDAY.
SOCIAL AND Personal
al. Sfernberg will leave tomorrow on a
trip 70 New York City.
Mrs. Mary Ann Erwin, pioneer. died
at her home at Philomrth last Thursday.
Miss Louise. Weber, OF. Corvallis, is in
the city TO spend the 4th with the Misses
Ellis.
Mrs. e. L. Power and children of Leb-
anon went 70 Salem today on a several
days visit.
Nrs. A. r. Mccoy has returned from
Salem where she visited several days
the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Z. W. Langdon and daughter re-
turned this noon from a visit in Seattle
with her brothers of the P. /.
Rev anc Mrs. Melvin Williams went
10 cottage Grove this noon, where they
viii be located during the summer.
Mrs. ID. F. Hardman went TO Portland
today TO visit her brother Lieut.. weleh
OF the battery corps before he leaves
with his com pAny for Manila.
Mr.. z. L. Suca, yesterday, received
word from Tacoma, Announcing the birth
10 Ar. and Mira. Waiter Turreil, on June
50r ot q daughter.
The Dewey whistle blowers and bell
ringers will please take notice that the
grand opening will commences promptly
at 30 Monday morning.
Vim. Cochran, after number of vesrs
spent a. San Jose, CAL, has decided to
try lie in webfoot again, and will make
Linn county his future home.
The Eugene Register says: Earl Ab.
oeis went 70 Jefferson this morning TO
take q position for the summer in Mr.
snaekiesis store At that place
Mr. Lake 0'Brien arrived ia ALBANY
this morning from San Franciscisco.
near where be has been spending sever
months. He went % Toledo this noon.
Mrs. E. p. Roby and daughter Ger
trude. visited Ia Le5anon Saturday from
which place Miss Roby will 20 10 Al
bany for few day's visit.-Times.
Mrs. C. Meyer and children of Albany,
arrived AoadAy evening They Will re-
main Tor the summer Mr.. Meyer will
be over IN q week or txo.-Sexport
Ness.
People sl,1ald bear in mind that the
iih 10 hoiidA, st the post office and
the general delivery window will be
open the usual hours, from s to9a. m.
and frcm 10 9 .. N.
G. II. Wilkes graduated from the Law
department Of the University OF Miehi-
gar, Ann Arbor last weeF. The gradual.
iLg ciass consis;e1 OF over three Hundred
members.
I. l. Dagger wAs in Lebanon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugger are stopping in
Corvallis, taking care OF Mrs. Duezer's
mother. Mira. Crawford, who is seriously
iA.-Express Advance.
Rev. Dayi. and family, accompanied
By Miss FranGis Jennings aud Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. @. Mackey, vent to the Alssa
ceuntry Tuesday for n few days cutting.
l-Brownsviile Times.
Thomas F Caldwell, OF BztesviIle,
No., died on the cars at Corvallis yesteF-
day Just after the train arrived. He had
come here on q visit with his son Ed
Caldwell. Of this county. opposite Cor
wallis.
B. s. Martin returned Satg rday from
q trip through different parts Of the
state, where he has been snhletiing con-
tracts for carrying the United States
mails on star-routes, for an eastern coz.
tractor. Mr. Martin departed again
Wednesday Tor Portland and intermeii-
ate points--Broxnsville Times.
Miss Laura Myers, sister of Hon. JEFF
ferson Myers, of Scio, has been appoir8-
ed to the proiessorship of English htera-
ture, philosophy and rhetoric, at the
Oregon state normal school at Drain.
Miss Myers has been a most successful
/ teacher for the past six years and holds
q life diploma from the sfate.-SAlem
Stateman.
Harry Walden in coming from Corval-
lis last evening had an embarrassing ex-
perience. At the Granger store he bought
some chewing gum and some soda water.
Then he discovered that he had no mon
ey. He showed his credentials but they
wouldn't go down with the store keeper,
who wouldn't be fooled by any one, T.
nally he got away by fishing up five pos
tage stamps that weren't in his other
pants pockets.
Salem Journal, June %: J.C. Good.
ale returned to Coourg this morning
Mr.. Goodase was in Portland Tuesday
morning when he purchased 500, 900 feel
of lumber to be shipped as first eonsign'
ment on an order for S,000, 900 feet for
Hamburg, Germany, Mr.. Goodale ex
poets to have his new saw mill plant il
operation in time to supply the remain
ing z, 500 600 feet OF the order.
! Professors F. Rigler. superintendent o
Portland schools; E. b. McEiroy, of Eu
; gene; ID. W. Jarvia, principal OF the At.
kinson school, and K. Krohn, teacher o
physical culture in Portland schools
left yesterday for Washington city,to at
| tend the meeting OF the National Educs
t,onal Association. ]. H. Ackerman, re
Gently elected state superin' endent o
. public instruction, left Wednesday 10
the same point. =
At his home.on 9th street last evenin
! the members OF the Elks presented thei
E brother member, Mr.. Robert Montague
2 beautiful silver water pitcher. Mr.
. Montague was visited at his home at
. O'Clock and the presentation speech va
made by the exalted ruler, Mr.. Wyatt
and the affair was followed by q banque
Q In their visit last evening TO the HON
q of Mr.. Montague the Elks had divers q
a periences. There were about forty
Q them, and in approaching the count
o Jail it is said MctSrath and the sheri
misstook them for Harrisburg lyncl
4 ing party about to attack the Jail. The
when they reached Mr.. Montague's res
i dence Hopkins and Davis jerked the bs
n so violently that they tore il all TO piece
a Mrs. Montague was initiated into the Q
i der, the Mandolin club was along al
'played, and after good time the cor
pany dispersed singing auld lang syn
r The residence of Mr.. Hendry oil f