The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Misses BEenneE returned this noon
Irom the bay.
/ Rev. McKillop, Of this city, win preach
At Toledo tomorrow evening.
George Fish and wife, Vernon Ramp
and E. A. Schiller we're among those GO
ing TO the bay this noon.
George West, Charles Wheeler and
Oscar Zeyss have returned from their
trip to tie BelIknaps.
A. b. FreeFkesen returned this noon
from Toledo where be has been on pro-
fessional business.
al Waugh, cf Lincoln county. was in
the city this week for treatment for seiat.
ica rheumatism.
Mrs. F. II. Miller has this week been
guest Of her daughter, 3irs. Art Holt.
at Albany Review.
William q. Stevens, an old resident of
Toledo. died recently .. the advanced age
OF s. years. lie was born in Maine.
We learn that Ralph Knapp il now
holding the positson Of foreman on the
Daily Astorian.- Brownsville Times.
The Red Gross Association Of Wash
ingtOn has recently been Organized.
Mrs- George TurreiI, formerly of this
4 NAAsf - AA1 &LGGeAIEEs
Miss Berdie Day sent 10 Astoria Ethis
morning, and will be he guest of M. 4.
B. Paxton and family, remaining during
the meeting OF the regatta.
Mrs. W. ]. Royce went TO Elk C;tv
Tuesday 10 attend the bedside Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Hackieman, who is very
low with nsumptio1.-LebAnon e. 4.
Mrs. Ed Huston and children left We'd
nesday evening for their home in Rose
burg. after pleasant visit with Mrs. ].
W. BuTkhart.-Lebanon z. A.
Mrs- G. E. Hawkins went to San Fran.
cisco las; Monday, a. . delegate to the
grand camp Of the Wo0dmzn's Circle, OF
which che is one OF the managers.-Tol-
edo Leader.
J. Nat Hudson and wife, OF the sump-
ter News. Of Baker county, called nt this
Office last Saturday evening, on their
Eay 10 Newport. where they will epsnd
few days.-TolFdo Leader. A former
Linn county man.
Messrs. II. c. and ]. L. CaIlowar who
have been residing near Tangent, are
spending the week with Brownsville rel
atives and friends. Mr.. ". c. Galloway
recently sold his farm near Tangent and
i ncE looking around for anosher.-I
Brownsville Times.
J. r. Smith took charge Of the postofRce
Tuesday morning. The retiring post
master. .Chas. A. Smith, viii nov devote
most OF his time 10 the cattle business
Charley" has given good satisfaction
2s postmasser.-Lebanon Z. 4.
Rev, G. u. Lane yesterday afternoon
was hapsiEed into the Christian church
and will accept the passorate OF that
church in this city. He has been pastor
OF the c. p. church in this city for few
months
The city Of Toledo has elected the fol-
lowing excellent teachers for the next
year: r. r. Holm. Of Philomath, priu-
cipAl. salary $45. Miss Julia Taylor, OF
PhiloILath, formerly Of the Albany pub
lie schools, and Miss Bessie Coilifon, OF
Salem. assistants, salary ss$27. so. School
viii begin on Sept u.
Here is little surprise for the many
Corvallis friends Of Clarence Bump.
Clarence graduated from the o. A. c. Il
the class go and IN the sophomore class
of the same year was Miss Jessie Wilson.
The climax Of a friendship which began
T5oening then occurred at AIrlev, Polk
county, Sunday, Aug. 7th. when these
two were married. Rev. P. 4. Moses
performed the ceremony. which occurred
AZ the residence OF the pxide's parents
Corvallis Union.
Il transpires that the report to the
effect that Miss Maud Hoffman has been
engaged to appear in San Francisco with
the Frawley company. is not confirmed.
On the contrary, her mother writes from
Alameda to say that she called On Mr..
Frawley st San Francisco TO ascertain
the facts concerning the reported en-
gsgement by his company Mr.. Fraw-
ley stated that he had cabled Miss Hoff-
man, but received reply TO the effect
that her engagement in London was OF
too much importance to allow her to
leave for San FrSnciseo.-Times.