The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
SATURDAY. .
SOCIAL AND PE2SoxAL

Mrs. Robert Brown Is taking her sum-
me: outing st the Bay.
Mrs. Hammer aud Miss Giltert are
visiting friends in Lebanon.
A large number went 10 the Bax ttis
noon from Albany, Salem and other val
ey togns
Mr- Stanley SieEars and Miss Edna
Breckenridge returned today trcn an
outing al the Bay.
Dr. T ". Harris Of EGgeue, once an
Albany physician, was one OF the Bay
wand bound men today.
Mr.. a. !. Anslyn, noE OF California,
formerly o. ;his city Is in the county
working for The Spaulding Carriage Co
In responce 20 dispatch DR.. Wallace
went 10 Newport To-Day 20 attend Mrs \.
II. Alien, Who Is lying seriously III there.
Mr.. Graham Glass, IT,, secretary of the
state republican central committee dur
ing the recent campaign, vas in the city
today.
Eugene Clark, the type-writer man
was in the city today on his way to Sa-
lem, where he expects TO remain several
months.
Mr.. l. L. Swami received q fish dy
mail today from his friend Hawkins st
Toledo. y new way of transporting the
inny tribe.
Rev. @ R. Lamar. 4 minister At Leha.
non fnr several yeA,s has moved with his
/ family to Fossil, E. O., where be will be
located as pastOr of church there
Mr. Fred Grimmer was on the streets
iodAy after being c0utned to his home
frcn the accident At the mill. He will
have the use of all she fingers OF his right
hand but the thumb.
Mrs. E. 7. Ashby, q daughter-ie-law
fot Rev. Geo. Ashby, arrived from Al
hany this week aud will visit With her
people here. and at WhiteAcre.-Salsm
Journal.
z. o. Eddy. brother Of the road COM
missioner, has just arrived in the state
from England He had never seen his
brother before coming, having been born
since the railroad commissioner left
England.
Mrs. Frank Parton, OF waitsburg.
Wash. resident OF san Jose, Calf :,
h~uy, Is in the city the guest OF Judge
Finn. Her con Frank il on his way 10
Manila with the Washington troops.
Prof Morton, Of the So3aville college,
has recovered from the injuries he re-
ceived last April in bicycle accident,
aud will resume teaching in the college
when school opens. He is nox at Prot
Geddes' mountain place, near Mill City
Lebanon &. A.
Rev. {. r. Stevenson returned thi
morning from Lower Soda, or Cascadia
, coming down on his bicycle in a littl,
, over five hours. There sre about fit,
tents there now, besides,the boariers, ,anC
the Albany people seemed to be benefit
ted by their mountain experience.
Joseph E. Torbet writes Prof. Torbe
. and family that he escaped &-sicknss,
5 in crossing the ocean, that the heat il
oppressive and that he is gaining il
j. strength and flesh; but that his worl
| is quite hard on account OF the numbe
: on the sick list. The Prof. is keeping
/ bachelors hall now, while the family
? at Sodaville.
{ George A. Dyson, mining man O
Brownsville, reports great activity in tn
e mining camps OF Eastern Oregon, whicl
he has inst visited. He also expresse
the opinion that many properties tina
heretofore have been undergoing tn
= opening-up or development stage, vii
this season become producers. Mr.. Dy
son is spending few days in the city,
c guest OF the st. Charles hotel, but vii
: leave shortly for the Blue River mine
; in Lane county, where he has extensiv
mining interests.-Telegram.