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

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Mrs. o. A. Archibald and children re-
turned last evening from Cascadia.
Chaplain Gilbert went TO Portland the
noon and tomorrow will preach In chat
city.
Among.those who went To the Bay to-
day were Judge Whitney, Fl. Al. Nelson.
Vernon Ramp and Clyde Ashby.
= Il. d. Cusick came down from Deiyojt
laet evening. Mrs. Cusiek and thild
vii remain for awhile.
Ivan O. Terry and Mies Margaret Say.
age were maEr;el in Salem yesterday.
Rev. McKillop performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Luther Wiley OF Co., viii be
given reception ct Lebanon tonight BY
the Z. p. s. G. +. Of the Presbyterian
church.
Miss Anna Crane, o. the Seattle
schools, is in the city the guest of Judge
Powell while ON her way home from !
visit in Junction.
Mies Mary Williams has returned from !,
q two weeks outing at Cascgdia. where
matters were considerably dampenet bY
The recent rains.
! Mr.. Fred Templsion has gone 10 San
Rafael, Call, where be has g position
10 Mount IomaIpais Military Academy.
--Brownsviile Times.
| Mrs. Geo. G. Mo1rer and con have
gone 10 Albany 10 live few months
while Mt Mourey ha Job finishing
some buillilgs. Salem Journal.
Miss Babcock, who has been in the
city eeveral Gays the guest OF her forTeT
schoolmate Mrs. w. M. Parker, left fhis
room for her home in Cheyenne, Wyo.
MIs. Christine Pastoor, who went 10
Sa EN- several weeks ago, has returned
10 her home near this city greatly im-
proved in health.
Mrs. Jennie Watson shumaker and
daughter passed through Albany this
i noon for Eugene on visit with her par-
ents. She has been residing in Vancou-
yer.
; There was quite an exodus from tho
Bay this noon, Albany people being Mrs.
! Wire, Mrs. John 0'Brien and daughter.
i. Mrs. L. =. Hamilton, L. IL. Montanye,
: and Ed Fronk.
Mrs. B. z. Irvine, OF Corvallis, was in
the city this noon on her way to Astoria
70 attend the state pTefs association
meeting. Mr.. Irvine went down on the
west eide.
Il Rev. M. G. Wire and son Frank re-
turned Friday from q vacation trip In
the coast country OF TillamuOk county.
They report the capture OF large NUM-
Der Of trout.
\ Dean Sanderson, Of the divinity sch GO
: at Eugene, who has preached 10 the
Christian church at Albany good many
times, left today for the eaet in the in.
teres; OF the echool.
, 7. D. N:c0l and son, Of Stockton, CAL.
have been in the city on their way home
from Fish Lake. a number Of years ago
several Stockton men took an outing 81
Fish Lake and it has ever since had i
big reputation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Damon anc Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Virgins have returned
from their Alaska trip. The entire party
was landed safely at Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Park are not expected until Gatur-
day. Salem Journal.
Hon. VIM Holmes, and family, are
camped in the Santiam mountains on
Rock Greek, when last seen by some of
his Salem friends this well-known Grim.
inal lawyer, was hot on the trail Of Q
large black bear.-Jonrnal.
Jeese B Lawrence, editor Of the juno.
tion City Bulletin, has enlisted in the
new regiment Of regulars being organi-
zed in Oregon and will report at once ak
Vancouver. Eleven recruits were OBJ
tanned at Eugene. One of the men Jas.
A. Fisk, was serving sentence in the,
county Jail.
Rev Lewis Earle Lee, pastor OF the
North Presbyterian church, Of Cincin-
natl, o., and Mrs. William NJ. Fleming,
OF Spokane, WASH, who bad been at
tending the reunion at the home Of their
iather. Rev. w. B. Lee, at Mount Tabor.
ieit for Spokane yesterday morning. The
tormer will proceed on his journey to
Cincinnati after short stay at Spokane.
I-Otgonian.
Attorney @. A. Johns returned yesteT-
day from Portland, where he spent ten
days on business While away Mr..
Johns aent to Drift Greek, Alsea bay.
tiout fishing, and broke the record for
coast fishing, having caught, with the
aid Of ex- Governor Lord's son, over GOO.
trout. While fishing, Gov. IT,. Geer
appointed Mr.. Johns lisutenant colonel,
A. ID. c., o. n. G.-Baker City Republic
can. MIR. Johns is brother Of Mre.
Lonner Ralston, Of this city.
rhe trip up the Willamette valley j
described by the Port Huron, Mich,
DallY Times as to.loWs:
"The next morning cur train RULED
out for the trip up the Willamette, Ash.
land, in the extreme southern part Of
the state being the objective point. Our
irst etop WAS at Hillsbcro, where we
we're greeted cordially aud presented
with flowers and fruit. AT McMinnville
the programme was repeated until the
interiors Of our cars were bowers Of
blossoms as a background for the lutr
cious cherries and plums, to which we
did full justice. At Corvallis another
stop was made and greetings exchanged,
and in short time Albany was reached,
where dinner was served at the different
hotels Of the town. More cherries were
placed on the cars here, to which we
helped ourselves as the train sped south.
ward through the lovely Willamette val-
ley. wooded hills we're on either side.
sometimes advancing close to our path.
way and again retreating to the blue
distance, and here and there varied by