The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-24
WEDNESDAY
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. E. II. Danham and family have
gone to Detroit 10 reside on their home
stead there.
Miss Maggie Barker returned last
night from Wait with her bro'her's
family in Portland
a number Of Albany people vent TO
Corvallis ,his morning 10 attend the o.
A. Q. commencement.
G. G. Rawlings. ]. W. Seni,, DR.. Liz
tier. b. A. Stafford aud John Morrison
returned last evening irVm Portland.
Mr.. and Mira. Mike Mackey Of the Bay,
are in the city the guests oi Mr.. ". II.
Parker, while on their way home from
trip 10 Ashland.
Mr.. ]. X Hzight has begun travelling
through the state for the spAlding Car
risge Company, aud vent TO NcMinn-
nile yesterday.
Prof. Scott OF the college .eit this
morning for Sodsviiie, where he will
spend part Of his vacation, that being
his tavogise resort.
Mrs. Marie Davis, Of Portland, has
been IN the city 10 attend the Sisters
! commencement, in xhicn her daughter
took prominent part.
Senssor elect kuykendalI, OF Eugene,
went 10 Salem yesterday In tow with
bold over Senator Driver, who no doubt
viii show him the ways OF the capital
city.
Birney II. Donneil, representing the
berkiey quartet Of that university, has
been In the city but has not been able TO
make date for Albany on account OF The
4th OF July celsbration.
Mr.. Tom. McSary, one OF Salem =
highly respected citizens. was in the city
today. Tom once resided in Albany.
Since then he has braeed up and is one
OF the best and s;eadiesi men in the cap
ital city.
A raft containing 1000, 90 fest OF lum-
Der has Just been shipped from Portland
70 San Francisco. That lie . lottery
with the chances against the raft ever
reaching its destination.
Lew VanArtwick, for a considerable
time connected with Taylor's barber
shop, has gone TO Salem. His former
situation is now filled by VIM. Brown, a
competent barber recently from Boston,
Corvallis Times.
Lieut. Milton F. Davis writes TO q
friend OF his engagement to Miss Bessie
Hall, OF Highland Park, Illinois. Mr..
Davis says Is regular blonde, a fine
musician, an excellent housekeeperr
aged p and one of the sweetest girl:
living
/. n. Van Wrinkle, who recently grad
uaied from Willamette university, ha'
been in the city the guest OF his brothei
j. s. Van winkle. Mr.. Van Ninkls
took leading part in the athletics o
the college and a. we'll received higt
standing as q student.
Saturday in the college chapel occur
. red the recital OF the music students o
! the o. A. @. under directions of Misses
Nash and Ellis. The program included
nine numbers and each number was
, classical selection. Each was rendered
with splendid effect and reflected much
credit upon both instructor and pupils
On the program we're two vocal solos b,
!. !. Mise Lulu Spangler and an equal mum
. . ber by Mics Mabel johnson, both Cor
wallis favorites. There renditions wer
much appreciatcd.-Times.
Rev. p. A. ani Mrs. Moses returne
Z home Monday after a three months visi
q in s'The States He noted man
!. changes during his absence OF twenty
i four years. In Arkansas they met col
dial greeting from relatives, old irien6
: and iormer pupils OF MIR. Moses, VIII
at one time was president OF one OF ii
states principal colleges. The pleasul
il OF their visit there was beyond the
1t highest anticipstions, 40 they say. Viii
It absent Mr. Mos, attended the genor
20 conference OF his church at Baltimol
and was in that city twenty days. i
70 took in the sights at the nations capit
d for three days, then visited Virgini
Or spending some time in Richmond whe
0, he viewed many relics OF the civil wa
te and visited monument erected on Il
W spot where Oofnwallis surrendered
OF Washington. He tells OF comic Incl
t. ents and pathetic scenes and conclud
Id by saying that every man, woman al
at child in the Willamette ought to be tru
thankful of the advantage they enjoy
this beautiful. heathful and bounteo
vAlley.-Corvallis Times.