The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-11
Mrs. Ina Monteith and Mrs. Dr.. DOdd

Mrs. 3. VI Pennington left yesterday
on trip 10 UmatiIla county, where she
has many friends.
Miss Palmer, OF Ecbrask q ,is in the city
on visit with Mr.. A. Hart, after spend
ing year in California.
Mrs. Della Young died at Harrisburg
July 20. at the age Of n yeas, leaving Q
husband and three children.
Chief Of Honor Miss Maggie Barker is
In Portland, She will return home to-
night.
r. Il. Alien and brother and their |,
families returned this noon from the |
Bay, where they have been for several |
dayF.
Fred Fortmiller, busif cas- man of
Portland, was in Salem yesterday, going
10 Albany last night TO visit his brother.
Salem Statesman.
Hre. Small, Of Salem, " rent 10 Detroit
this morning TO visit with her daughter
Mrs. Thomas Hopkins aho has been
there seyeraIdays.
! Mrs Ida Maxwell returned last night
J from Massachusetts,, where sbe gTadna.
ted irom the domestic economy d. part.
nent Of Dread Institute.
Superintendent j. d. Lee Of the peni-
Tertiary was in the city this noon on his
way home from trip up the Santiau,
catching ride TO Albany on the Willard
engine.
Rev. A j. S,urievs ht. OF California. at
a meeting OF tie members tf The Bsptist
church last night was txiet ded q call to
the psstorate Of that church, and will
probably ac.ep'.
RaSs ~ NJ
Bowersox, ,f this city, aud Miss Mary
Horner we're u5i'ed iI marriage ct
Berryeperg. Penn on July 27. They
: are expected at their heme at Dayton,
Or in few days.
Mrs r. w. Parker, wife 0f tie pastor
OF the Congrega ionai church 1fthis city,
? died in salem on Aug. ,Jf consumptic D..
at the age oil 80 years, leaving many to
mourn her dea.b, including husband
!, and three children.
Arthur Moon OF this city and Harry
: Pollock, OF Junctio j. lei, lsst night on
!. the excursion train for Espa, Calf
! where they all work 10 the wooler
Q mill. Sam Chambers, OF this city, lei
C about Q week ago for the same Place and
g purpose.
e William Armstrong. of Salem, anC
Mrs Maud Pomeroy, OF Corvallis, wer'
II united in marriage az Salem Wednesda.
" evening by Rev. w. Parker. Th
!. aToom is a ron OF Hon. w. III. Arm
J. strong, shoemsker and tie bride Ia
n e:st.r OF Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Of Albany
Edward ". Til'son. the leading pianis
is o. Salem will teach II l. year entirely nm
n der the management OF the Universit,
,e College of Music. Mr.. Tilson is by odd
y the finest musician in the Capital City
/. ana has won his prominence in muei
y bv persistent application, aided by nat
ural talent.-Independent. Mr.. Thine
.. gave lessons in Albany for awhile.
ic Judge and Mre. Finn and daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Young and Mr.. CieI
10 Irvine will leave tomorrow and Rev
G. X Stevenson and Mr.. Elliot Irvine o
in Monday on their,trip to Skagway, ,A'asKi
al heretofore mentioned by the DEMocRAI
The ereamer will leave Seattle fuesia
- morning. The party will have severI
~ coed cameras along and will captui
ed every fine scene in sight.
ed Henry Willard and party returned frol
ic Eugene last night and ramained in the
at car ct the depot, until o'elck tn
moi ming when they started or trip
AT Detroit, in order to see our matchieI
- tim Der land, being piloted ny MIR. A. I
no Hsmmond. Like all others they We
an awed by the great forest OF the SantiaT
eir The party returned to Albany at ii 3
IRE and Immediately left for the weet on q
IA G. 4. E., Mr.. Hammond remaining
cir Albany tc look after interests hero.
DR.. Barr's big San Francisco excurti
in party vent south last night, with sever
the irJm north of Albany, who were join
mar at this city bv 4. l.. Such, William
nv Hoag, Will Rurkbart, George Beami
III Mrs. NJ. A. Mnnteith, Jay Blain. A.
s77 Moon, Mr.. and Hrs. u. A. Westersel
in Miss Anna Howard and Miss Teresa Gt
,d mansen from lbanY aud Benton cou
he ~, and Mre. @. b. Chandler, Miss Nj
Millit, Miss Mabel Carson and the pr
moter of the excursion, DR.. Barr, fro
'sv Lebanon.
m Recent information has been receiyl
re- from Revs. /. b. aud l.. S. Fisher, wi
his we've formerly prominent ministers
rer the Evangelical churches, of Portlan
an The forn, er is in Kentucky, butts u
nd content, and may ba expected to Tetu
Ted at any time. The heat IN Kentucky Is
mo- intense that Rev. /. B. Fisher finds
re. comic night or day, and wants to z
- back TO Oregon as soon as possible. MI
Fisher writes that they may come az q
time. Rev. l.. s. Fisher is In charge
large church at South Bend In
whore he is engaged in building a u
edifce. He is we'll pleased and is "
satisfied, but he, too, saws the heat
almost intolerable. However, he v
rn, not return to 0regon.-Telegram.
~ ~ List evening at the homo OF
=. Marks was given Q dinner celebrate
- the eightieth anniversary OF the birth
% Mrs. Elizabeth Blain. Atthe same Il
~. ~ there was celebrated the birthday OF
son, w. r. Blain, and three other graz
children. There were present ab
thirty-five Of her relatives, among VIII
, ha were Eve of her own children, n
grandchildren and seven great graz
e. children. To each of her great-grs
children Mrs. Blain presented some
while they presented her hne :
y Tes ameut with the Psalms in large I,
suited to her age. After a bountiiul
a ner the family spent an enjoyable g
4 ming together.
" A Divorces SUR "A suit Tor divo
IN wss iled in the county clerks office