The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

Brick Holman Of fsalem has been in the
city today.
Miss Ina Mccullough OF Hale ey is yis-
iting Albany friends.
Miss Velle Irving has returned from q
visit with Por land friends
Thos. Hopkins returned last night
from vacation trip 10 Detroit.
Rev. Powersox and bride arrived in
Dayton last Friday from Pennsylvania.
Editor Hofer and vile, OF the Salem
J ,urDal, have gone eeet on trip. Bon
voyage, Colonel.
License has been issued for the marie
age of w. Q. 1empietrn anc Mics Jennie
Rebham, OF Brownsville.
Mrs. Ben Barrier and son, OF Ashland,
have been visiting Albany relatives.
They went TO Portland this noon.
Prof.. Hiram Tyree was in the city yes-
teTdsy. lie has propositions TO teach
from Fresno, Calii., and Montara.
Coll VaneIeye and William Mathews OF
the Bay are attending the state press ae.
ISOLATION meeting at Astoria this week. @
A stated communication OF Barzilla
chapter No. 10 o. Z. s. will be held in
the Masonic hall Tuesday evening, Au-
gust 22nd, at O'Clock.
Maj. George r. Teller, yesterday was
formally appointed census eurerv cor oI
the Fecond district. His picture has been
given In the Portland papers.
Mrs. Peterson, of Portland. has beeu
10 the city making arrangements for the
| removal here OF her parents MIR. and
Mrs. Davidson, OF Bnena Vista.
Among those returning from the Bay
this noon were Mr.. Anderson Cannon,
Miss Ruth Finn, Mrs. Sprenger, Miss
Ethel Bently, and Mr.. Maurice Winters.
II A. Shorey, who preached in the
Congregational church as supply for
awhile passed through Albany yesterday
morning for Portland. he is now de-
voting his time to mining IN Southern
Oregon.
Prof. II. T, rec went to Dillon, Mon
tana,, today, where he has been elected
superintendent o' the ublic schools.
His family will remain in Eugene during
the winter for educational advantages. -
Eugene Guard.
Miss Hettie Moore. daughter OF Rev.
W. X. Moore. OF Shedd LETT yesterday for
her home in Ohio, where che resides
with her grandparents. Previous to her
departure sue Was given reception Ly
her many Shedd fIiards.
One OF the p'easantest social events oi
the season was patriotic party given
last evening by the Epwofth League,
at the a. Z. parsonage. A good
manv OF the returned volunteers, in
cluding Maj, Ellis and Capt. Phillips,
we're p-esen', besldes large company ol
young people. The early part OF the
evening was spent socially, a feature be
ing an advertising guessing contest, won
by Mice Ninniired Stafford. A pleasing
program was presented, consisting oil
"Ihe Oregon Volunteers" vel enng by
Mr.. John Concklin, remarks BY Mr.. Onn
Beam on the Religion of the Philippines,
in which he displayed one OF the interest.
ing nags OF the Fi.ip;nos with the moon
face in the triangle at the base; vocal
solo by VI 9. @ D Lee, "Just as the Sun
Went Down." a sketch oi the travels pl
[ Co. BY Mr.. George Hart, who present.
ed several things new 10 bis hearers in 8
. very bright way; aud vocal selo by
ars. T. Wandel, "Where is the Heart oi
a Soldier" A fine lunch OF delicious
Melcn food was served and pic,ure see
ing and socabili v prevailed. The
young people of the Epxorth League are
genial aud successful entertainers hap
pily hacked by the estimable pastor and
his wife,