The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. TwedaIe returned
TINS noon from trip TO the bay,
Mrs. Judge WoiVerton 10 one of tb,
trustees Of the Native Daughters of Ore
gon recently Organized in Portland.
/ Miss Dorz i.zre, Beloved by many peo.
pie, left this noon for her home at Oak
land, after pleasant visit here Of sever.
Al days.
Charles Chamberlain accompanied
Fred Weatherford homs from Po1isnc
last evening and will visit here seTera
days.
The fair ladies of Fair Oaks Circle will
accept the DaMocRAT's thanks for IN eI-
egant bouquet Of roses, &c fne an sssort-
ment as one ever seee.
Mr.. Hayne, wife and daugf ter return
ed this noon from Portland where they
had been to attend the wedding Of their
son aud brother. and Miss Rhoda Hail.
J. n. Brandenberry and y. II. Wheel.
er, oil Corvallis, are the new proprietor
OF the SantiAm Lumber yards ct this
city, which they will run.
Hon. Percy Kelly was yver from Al
bAny Wednesday. lifting his eaaIe-eye
last upon our beautiful landscape here.
Lyle Speer leaves Monday for bis home
Is the WarmPpnpgs where he will spend
the summer. returning in the fall TO be-
gin .he work Of his senior year.
Rev. Jas. Thompson 10 nov 0 trustee
OF the Albany college. hayi0g been elect
ed 20 that responsible position last fues-
day, for term OF three yesrs.-Browns-
ViIls Times.
The CFaEioEdEyille school board hsve
secured tie seFTiee Of Mr.. Oscar B. Long
OF PhiIomath, as principal, and Miss
Fannie Hamilton, Of HolIey IA assistant.
There we're thirteen applicants.
A party Of about tweoty Eve youus
people vent 10 Corvallis last evening
spending some time in that city before
returning. The path is in excellent
condition beyond Granger.
Mrs- P. a. Young yesterday afternoon
from 8 10 5, gave . reception for her
friend Aiss Campbell. of San Eraneieeo,
enjoyed BY . number Of Albany ladies'
The appointments were tasty and the
service excel ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. FFisby, Carriage,
South Dako's. have been in she city
They are looking over the eounfy with Q
vIew 10 locaung- They viii % from here
south on strip through California. Dir.
aud Mrs. FFisby are former neighbers Of
2. 81. Brown Of the Brownsville Timee.
David Starr Jordon, the broad minded
pFeGdent Of Stanford Univereity, is in
Portland. Mr.. Jordan 10 aitractiog some
attention By bis earnest oppositioh 70
expansion ne nov being promulgated,
nUe ss praetieed By orr iorefathers-
Albany xas particularly heaored at
AeMinnville BY lbe Ladies OF The 6 a r
They displayed exeelIeas Judgment in
choeing Mrs. Livingstone as their presi-
dent. Mrs. Brown as their junior vice
president and MEs. Quimbs as their sec
FetaFy, al enthusiastic and indonitAble
workers for their soctety.
Miss Belle Chance returned WedneE-t
day evening from . yIsii in Portland,
and Gill spend her vacation At her par
euts' home near Csaxfordsvilie. Miss
Chance wAs honoresa By the Albany pub-
Inc board By being promoted 10 the posi-
ton OF principal Of one Of the sch ole Of
that eity.-1imes.
Miss Helen Crawford, Of the o A @, 10
in the city on Q vieit preN ious 70 ieaving
gill take . special course IN the Colum
bia school Of OrAtoFy She Gill be &C.
eompanied by Mrs Thoa Callahan, who
viii take Q special coarse in the Chicago
university. and Prof CoFdsey who viii
take . special course at Ann Arbor.
Heary Coon visited his brother, Hon.
J. W. Coon, at Albany . few days ago,
and reports him gradually recovering
from the effects of the serious operation
to which be vas subjected in that city.
He expects soon 10 be able 10 resume his
Journey 10 Eastern Oregon, and hasl
hopes that In due time Lia health Nil be
better than for years past RoseourgI
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