The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-02

Mrs. Gus Currie, OF Portland, spen,
Sunday with Aplany friends.
Mr.. Ed.Mills passed through the city
today as brakeman on the south bound
local.
J. F. Troutman and family bave re.
turned from their outing in the noun.
tAins.
Mrs. Thoe. Hopkins of this city and
mother Of Salem, returned from the Bay
this noon.
Miss Annie Finn left last evening. iol
Stanford University, where she will com.
plete her studies the coming year.
Miss Wolf. OF Portland, who has beer
visiting at Mr.. NJ. Ssernberg's for sever.
al weeks returned home today.
Mr.. Jesse MCGEE, Of Tangent. returned
| this noon from the meeting Of theconfer.
ence OF the NJ. Z. church south at Cory.
all.
Ju 10y, former Albany laundryman
running place near No. 2's engine
house, was in the city today. He says
he will have heap lot OF hops this year
! Prof. Martindsle, wife ana son, arriy,
ed in Albany yesterday from Iowa
| ready for the opening OF the public
schools, OF which Prof. Martindale vii
be the superintendent the coming year
Mr.. P J. Smiley, the job printer. re.
turned last night from the meeting o
the state press association Of WaEhing
ton and Oregon, held at Spokane lac
week. The gathering was q kreat sue
Gees. There we're about eighty.fve rep
resentatives of Oregon papers present
and over one hundred OF Washington
papers. Tie people OF Spokane treateS
the visitors in royal style. Among th,
former Albany people met were T. J
1 Overmsn, doing well in the bicycle busi
nees, w. Z. Ortsl now a book-keepe
for a big printing establishment ant
Tom Monteith who was recently IN Al
bany.
RgiD-BALTINoRK WEDDING.
Rev. William Watson Reid, OF Paris
Penn, and Miss Emma Aysritts BAl;i
more, only daughter OF Mrs Sarah Bslti
more, of this city, were united in mar
risge at the United Presbyterian church
at 8 O'Clock, Saturday evening, Angus
81, 1898.
The church was beautifully decorate
for the occasion in Empire style, unje
the supervision of Mics Mary Cundif
the decorations consisting of a sligh
arch of evergreens and flowers. with
dove pendent from the center, fel
tooDs OF ivy and ribbons reaching fror
the top to the wall. and of plants, ever
green's, festoons and garlands on III
stage and elsewhere. At the foot OF I'll
area was low platform for the mimi
ters and two pillows for kneeling W
p on 10y the contracting parties.
The ceremony was begun prompt.
:. Misses Mary Cnndiff, Eva Simpson
i Annie Finn and Annie Yantis, in tInte
= costumes, white the Mendelseohn weC
n ding march was being performed
Miss Mildred BuTmeeter, lead tile pr,
cession up the aieie, followed by Nab
y Schultz as flower girl strewing the pal
d With roses, and the contracting paTtie
n The brides costume was the one wol
e by her mother ia 1855, Tearranged 4
n the 1898 event. Though just recoveril
!, from an illness the bride was comp
q mented on ner tine appearance. Faci
r. the ministers, Rev. @. r. Stevenson pc
at formed a short and impressive ceremo
1t assisted by Rev. 81. L. Hood, and Re
and Mrs. Reid retired during the pC
formance OF tho Lohengren march.
/. The ceremony was witnessed by abe
: one hundred invited guests, relatives Al
friends, whose names we're register
under the supervision Of Misses p
lock and Ora Finn as reception comm
tee.
The happy couple will remain in
bany several weeks when they will les
j, for their future home in Paris, Pen
y accompanied by the brides mother.
! They have the best wishes OF ms
- here and in the east, worthy and tai
ted couple deserving the congratulate
OF all.