The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-20
SATURDA~
SOCIAL AND Personal


+. L. Such 10 10 the city
Bud Williams has returned from skag-
way and ia in the city.
Judge Wolverton. who returned from
Pendletou yesterday, came up IRON Ss-
lem this noon.
Mrs. Julius Joseph vesurned this morn
ing from . two months visit with rela-
tives in san Francisco.
p. Y. Duncan aud family are now at
Mediord. where they may remain for
some time II the climate proves sa,isiac-
tory.
William Rasmus 10 IN the city In the
interest OF the Oregon exhibit at Omaha
and viii meet our business men Tor sub
scriptions.
O the members Of the Hospital Corps
that went from Albany, Marcellus aud
George Rolf have been mustered into Co.
9, Graham, Howard and Merrill into Co.
p. B. Marshall went to Portland this
nom to join his wife, who is nnw
able TO sit up awhile every day. She
will need TO remain in the hospital about
q week longer.
Major II. II. Ellis of the Second Reg
iment came sp from Portland last even
ing 10 arrange his business affairs before
Joining the regiment on their way to San
Francisco Monday night.
A good sized audience attended the en-
tertainment at the Presbyterian church
last evening and were pleased with the
presentation OF Esmeralda by Miss Mosee.
II is very pretty thing we'll given. A
social and lunch followed.
Grover Hedrick and Brady Burnett OF
| Corvallis have returned from Skagway
rejoicing at being away from such a
country. According 70 the Times they
stated that SO 900 men were at Lake
Bennett ready to 90 down the river when
the ice breaks. That's pretty high.
Chief Justice Moore and his associates
Justices Bean and Wolverton, arrived
home this morning from Pendleton
where they have held a session OF the So
preme court since the third ut May
They report fine crops and universal pros
perity In Eastern 0regou.-Sentinel.
Dr. E. ]. Summervi!le. Of Umatilli
county, returned yesterday to Portland
from q visit to Albany. He says farm
ers are actually sowing wheat this weel
in various portions OF Linn, which h.
considers taking big chances on lat
rain to grow and mature q crop.-Tele
gram.
All OF the members OF F. 20. but min
succeeded in passing the rigid examina
| tion in Portland yesterday. Those wh
! failed to pass returned home last even
! ling, among the number being Roy HUI
burt. Meriice Grey, WILDER NcCauley
, w alter Harris, Roy Laporte, Decker
Bennett, Ralph Knapp and VIM. Math
ews
Mr.. j. o. Booth, OF Grants Pass, uu
lion nominee for treasurer on the stat
ticket, Was in the city yesterday and tc
3 day. air. Booth is stl ong man on tn
1 ticket. His personal record is clean AN
4 at home many call him Honest Joh
: Booth. He is the kind Of man the stat
treasury peeds. Just at this time tn
b lotfice is badly in need OF change, an
n the only way to secure it is by the Q lee
ton OF Mr.. Booth.
% The Ladies Missionary society OF ii
It Conrregational church will give q te
y and social at the residence OF Mrs. O. {
n Hocue this evening, refreshments will |
It served and an interesting program wi
be rendered consisting OF recitation
readings, music. vocal and instruments
a. papers on missionary topics, and an q
|, ercise by children. A collection to a
= the missionary work will be taken.
:, friends OF the church and society are co
. daily invited.