The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-29
SOCIAL AND Personal

r. Shelton and A. J.''Johnson OF scio,
were in the city today.
Rev. d. V. Polling returned last nigh,
from his trip to The Dalies.
Mrs. F. NJ. French. three children and
Miss Flo Nutting went TO Sodaiylie yes-
ierday for an outing.
Mrs. II. 6. Holton and son, OF Port
land are in the city the guests OF Mrs.
George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kirk and Mrs. A.
J. Hodges left yesterday for All outing on
the Mackenzie.
Mrs. Otto Lee and sister Mics Nellie
Blodgett and Mr.. John Aftermath, re-
turned this noon from Yaquina Bay,
and report tne weather aud 9 good
erowd
Professor Heritage who has for three
years been the energetic director OF the
college Of music OF the university
leaves in few days TO assume post OF
equal Importance in Helena, Montana
Journal.
Fred Taylor, Of Portland came TO Al
bany last evening on 4 bicycle 10 visit
his brother Harry He lcfi Portland at
a. M. and reached Albany =, p. M,
his cyclomeier showing 81 miles.
MAr. Hill, OF TAbor Iowa, is visiting
r. l.. II. Kirk. Mr.. Hill was an old
friend OF John Brown OF Harper Ferry
lame and voted against resolutions CEN
suriRg Mr.. Brown for his invasion OF
Msssouri.-Saiem Journal.
Mr.. A. F. levitt, Of Tulare. Calf.
where he owns q cool sized vinepari.
ami Is one OF the leading politicians aud
public speakers, arrived in Albany this
week on . visit with his brother-in-law
MI. shannon. OF Cloveriale, and others
FL. Parker, the veteran waIla wallA
editor, xAs 10 the city today on his way
home from trip 10 HE Toledo ranch.
lie declares the horticultural show 10
be held ai WallA wAils will be bis
affair, and insists that Linn county send
a big exhitit uD there. which the county
might yell de-
The shog. funeral service in rcspec, TO
Dr. C1ibsoa AZ ihe home oi r. A. Young
last evening was attended by a good
many friends Remarks we're made by
Revs. Stevenson and Reid. The remains
were accompanied TO san Francisco by
Mrs Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. +. \.
Young-
Misses Bertha and Annie Ellis left on
this mornings overland Tor Howard,
Mimi, 10 be az the bedside OF their
mother. Miss Annie expects 10 remain
in Minnesota. but Miss Bertha will re-
turn TO Albany TO attend to the interests
oil her brother and reside with him on
his return from Manila.
Arthur Purdo,n writes his father from
Camp Merritt that he is getting along
well. that il is agreeing with him, that
he Is getting plenty 10 eat and wholesome
food, that the new uniforms have been
given the Linn county boys and that he
has no complaint; to make at the treat
ment received.
Frank Mathews, who graduated from
the University OF Oregon, in the class Of
80, has accepted the pastoTate OF the
First Baptist church OF Tonawanda.
town OF 200 population, near Buffalo.
He will soon visit relatives in Eugene
Eugene Guard. The DEAoCRAr man was
tered town he was ever in, and Mathews
will have TO ring the bell loud 10 make
the congregation hear it.
Charlie Wagner, who WAS one OF the
recruits who left here two weeks ago,
writes home from Camp Merritt under
date oil the 18th. TO his mother, Mrs.
Frank Eagan, that life as U. s. soldier
is not all pleasure. He says the boys
have not drawn their pay, and the COM
missary department does not look after
their wants as closely as they should.
However he is still patriotic, and ready
to meet any emergency.-TheD Dalles T.
NJ.