The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

today.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. D. Cusick returned
last night from Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs.stetter left here this noe n
70 visit friends near Brownsville.
Dode Craw, who made the Oregon
went 70 Eugene 10 visit with relatives.
Mrs. Knox Haight and daughter re.
turned this noon from trip 70 Peoria.
Miss Julia Taylor has 4 1ne TO Ashland
preparatory TO Leeinning her school
work there.
| DR.. Hill 10 home from . trip TO Seattle,
where bis brother q. A. Hill is a prom.
inent attorney.
Miss Hill Of Halsey, who has been Wis
ting With Mrs. J. +. Troutman returned
home this noen.
Mrs. Y. N. French, two daughters and
con Seth Thomas, vert 10 Sodayille this
morning Tor weeks outing.
Miss Nellie Hoene will return 10 Stan.
lord university on toDigbt's overland 10
continue her studies there.
Don Swami, Of Lebanon, u 10 The city
iof the purpcse OF acting ss business
manager Of the Lion County school
Journal.
| Mrs. Thos. Hopkins and Niles Mar.
gueFite Hopkins returned last evening
from Detroit, where they have been tak-
ing their summers oatiDg.
Rev. w. ID. Penton next Sunday will
preach his farewell seFmons, morning
ard evening. previous 10 Leaving for lie
annual conference at Grants Pass,
Mlss Maggie Barker, Chief Of Honor
oi the Degree Of Honor II the state OF
! oregon lsft this noon on q tF'p south ~
lar ~ Coog county on a visit O. tie
different lodges.
Nj. Jim Murray, OF Ddlu,b. Ioya Ar.
: rived In Albany this noon on a ,l,it viii
his many Albany friends, after q visit O.
several days In Salem with relatiy. =
! jim ~ looking fine and IL prosperiDg.
Mira. NJ. SterDberg and children, Mis-
Morris and daughter Miss Ada, MisI
Ferry. heriice and Nolia Grey, III, r
Merrill and family, the Misses Allen, d
Mason aud family and Miss Nellil
Eikins returned this noon from thsl
summer . outing 1t the Bay.
DR.. Strong. the new president OF ID,
. slate university, paced through Allan,
. today Tor Eugene. He lie fine appear.
y ing man, and the friends OF the ,olIeR,
+ are strongly In hops that he will d,
Z much 70 build up tile university and &c
out OF the rnt int which II got unde
i. lie last president.
y. W. Willis and son Rookie returnes
I laet evening from = trip acroes he Cas-
!, cadee, returning by the MckcnEu
! route. MIR. Willie says that on cominI
: BACK on looking towards the Three Sis
teFs ne discovered that one OF them ha,
disapPeared. He afterwards learne.
that s;e had eloped with \. II. eleven
. Ser, whom he saw at her feet as h
? passed west.
! The Lebanon +. A. pays the ore,e
Q eiicient school superintendent a liy
. compliment 40 follows: ''SuperIntend
} ent Mcdonald 10 the best enperinlenaei
this county has ever had. He has causet
= an awakening aud created an enthn. iAsu
along educational lines that will he yer,
4 beneficial to both teachera and pupils
and indeed the whole people. He ID III
\ most active, energetic fLd progressive
superintendent We can hear OF in III
a'ate."
A. II. Blacgburn, OF Lebanon, cam
doSn Sunday in respons 10 TELEGRAM
from his daughter here, Mrs. A, E. ffel
!. lcr, who h..s been q" ite IN fiom nervou
prosirAtion Tor some time. Mr. BLACK
!. burn and Mrs. Heller returned to LED
! anon on Monday evening train. Mr.
2 BlacI burn 10 one OF the early settlers o
! the Willamette valley, and believes tha
3 section the hest part OF Oregon, not9ish
standing tba wet the weather. - MvdlorC
Eye.
. The following from the Trenton, No.
, Republican refers 10 gentleman VIII.
has been In the city several weeks tn,
gueet oil Mr.. J. A. Weaver: "Mr. c. @
Parker hae selected location at Lob
anon, Oregon. where he will move biz
family and engage in business. Leb-
anon is small town OF about 200 peo-
pie about thirteen ml'es southeast OF Alb.
. any, at the terminus OF branch OF the
southern Pacific railroad, in good hg-
. ricultural country and not very far from
the mining region. MIR. Parker has
been resident OF Trenton for over
, twenty yeare, In the employ OF the @. X
.. i. ~ +. railway, and has always enjoyed
the confidence OF the railway uompan,
and the people OF the city. Trenton car
III afford to lose such citizens az he an
HE most excellent family. They aseori
ate In the best OF society, and will bI
greatly missed In the social circles, in th,
church to which they belong, and In tn,
works OF charity, in all OF which they
, , were live members. As they have decid
ed 10 change locations, the Republican
joins their many friends 10 wishing then
: abundant success in their new home
!, The good people of Lebanon will fn,
them valuable acquisitions to their vii.
lage May prosperity attend them.n
On the night OF Tuesday Sept. oh, Dr