The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-22
ESOCIAL AND Personal.

VuoBo DaAAOh BtHG 70 Dhletu LulS noon /
Billy Parker and family went to the |
Bay today after salmon.
Frank Hackleman bae returned from
a trip 10 Eastern Oregon.
New comfrs TO Albany are Fl. j. Her.
mes and family Of Oklahoma.
License has been issued for the mar
risge OF q II. Hiattand Miss Della John,
Oven Beam gave party laet night |
immensely enjoyed by large number OF /
his friends.
Mr.. Geo. Bruce has openedan office in |
the Cusick block, whore lac will do insnr. |
arce business and attend to collections. |
Mre. DR.. Foley and daughter Winnie
OF Lebanon are visiting at the home Of |
the sister OF the former, Mrs. L. q. Mar
shall.
O. II. Burggr:f has goSe TO Moro to
snperintend the building OF the new
court house. lie will be gone only a
few days.
Mrs, 'Brien Of Independence, and
child are In the city the guests Of the
formers father Mr.. Gibljn Of the st.
! Charles.
Mr. Robert Craw ford, Albany's enter
I
/ from trip 10 the Bay, where he reports
the weather exceedingly cold.
Hon. NJ. A. Miller, deputy organizer
| Tor Oregon, returned this noon from
trip TO The DalIes aId other Eastern
Oregon towns in the interest Of this
rapidly growing order.
Sam Hartsock, OF Oakland, Mics Per-
kins OF COrbett, Robert Smick OF Rose
burg, and Miss Edith VanDyke Of Med
ford have arrived in the city ready for
the opening Of the college next week.
A tastily gotten upstea party given by
Miss Velle Irving yesterday afternoon,
attended by twelve orfifteen lady fr ends.
The appointments were very artistic.
Miss Sue Howard a resident of Albany
a good many years ago, has been in the
city, while on her way 10 Snohomish
from the east where she has been the
past year or two.
Miss Helen Crawford, OF the o. A. G.
returned this moor from Chicago where
she has been several months taking a
special course in the Columbia scho oil oil
oratory. She will remain in Albany
over Sunday.
Congressman Tongue has secured q
position for Harry Holgate OF Corvallis
: in the census office at Washington, at a
! salary oil about 1920, 10 begin next
spring and 1t Is probable to last several
years.
viii Morr.s, OF Co., who received his
! dischage in Manila, and who remained
J there after the departure OF the regiment,
retaining position in the commissary
: department, arrived home this morning
after a safe trip, and in splendid health
Mr.. John Chamberlain, who is en-
a ployed in the pattern department o
! Wolf & Zwicker's iron works at Port
land informs us that he will coon rethrI
10 Dallas, and push the manufacture arc
Il sale OF his patent burial vanlts Thes'
vaults are constructed of cement, ar
comparatively inexpensive, ard will
: doubtless find a ready sale. Dallas OBJ
server. A farmer Albany man.
~ The social given by the ladies Of thl
! Catholic church for the benefit of tn
Sisters school, at the residence OF Mr.
Conrad Myer, last evening wae success
'e full affair, well attended by Albany
n people and by fifteen ul twenty from
y Corvallis. A delicious lunch was serves
and there was music during the evening
y The pretty lawn was lastly decorated
l. The Rebekshs gave cobweb socis
last evening at their hall made enjoy
" able by inany novelties. A pleasing
y prog am was well presented and consist
II ed oil g piano solo by Liiliap Brenner, a
d reading by Cara Gard, vocal solo bg
0rpha Brown, piano solo by Eva Hud
n son and cake walk by Frank Patterson
e and Bessie Parker. A palatable luncl
~ was then served.
i Oswald West. who has spent the sea
son in the Atlin mining regions re
n turned last evening. He was met in Sc
o attle by Mrs. West, accompanied hin
a home. Os Gays that's the the pretties
;. country he ever saw, and expects to re
turn soIae day, but thinks Salem is
a pretty good place to stay. He will re
!, sumo his old position OF paying teller il
! the Ladd and Bush bank.-Salem Journ
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z TOTEM CLUB PARTY.