The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-02-03
Graduating Exer Uses

Following is the program for the grad
uating class of the public schools at the
Armory tomorrow night. Admission 10
cents:
Graduating march-Orchestra.
Invocation-Rev C K Stevenson.
Piano solo-Prof G a wirtx.
Grafton, Fragrant Flowers'-Abb.e
L Hyde.
Grafton, "Mantle of Thought
NJ Cline.
Grafton, "The Occasion Makes the
Man'-F X Williamson.
Solo, Leaf OF the Spring"-Loretta
Stewart.
Class Prophecy-Minnie K Merrill.
Grafton and Valedictory. Why
Emma B Brenner.
Music-Orchestra.
Presentation OF Diplomas-L NJ Curl
Duet, GOOD Night'-Misses Loretta
and Elvira Stewart.
Benediction-Rcv Benz Hartman.
Mrs. F. L. Kenton went to Portland
this noon on weeks visit.
Mrs. ]. A. Hyman returned yesterday
from visit in Spokane.
Rev. L. Green, OF the Divinity school.
has been secured TO act as pastor of the
church ct Central, near Albany.-Eu-
gene Guard.
In the report OF the installation OF the
Laflies OF the Maecabees in YESTERDAY 8
Democrat instead of Mrs Sites the name
OF Mrs Stetter should have been used.
We are pleased TO state that Mrs John
Lear, who has been very i'll with grip, 10
much improved and is able to Sit up.
For awhile her life was dispaired Of by
her family.
Mr.. Link Gay, who recently returned
from Manila, is in the city the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. +. N. Jack. He was n
member OF the 18th infantry OF regulars
and left at the expiration OF his time.
Prof. Martindale and his class in polit-
ical economy went 10 Salem today to at
tend the state legislature and take
practical lesson in the subject of civil
government.
The last Pacific Baptist contains pic
lures OF Rev and Mrs q " Hill, formerly
OF this city but now missionaries at Chou
Eou, Japan, also an article from Rev.
Hill.
A. Cole and-Frank Morris, two young
men OF Scio, came over Monday TO at
tend the farmers short course. Their
especial desire is to obtain instruction in
cheese-making. ng.-Corvallis Times.
Tonight at the hall the Woodmen OF
the World will be treated to an address
by lecturer Rogers, 10 which all are in
| vited, ladies as well as gentlemen. Be-
sldes the address there will De a vocal
solo by Mrs DR.. Winnard ann a recita-
ton Mr.. VI rr ay.
The Evangeiistic services at the Pearce
Memorial church will be continued each
evening during the week. Elder kel.
lens is greeted by good houses and in
terest in the meetings is unabated. The
public is invited to attend all OF these
services and hear the doctrine OF the
Christian church expounded.
J. H. Roberts, the G. & +. train dis
patcher came over from Albany and
gave Corvallis friends the benefit OF his
presence one night. His former associates
greatly enjoyed his company, but il is
feared that the Albany w. c. T. U. will
not soon again allow him passport for
this place.-Times.
Joel Booth. who has just returned
from Manila, is enthusiastic in his praise
OF Chaplain Gilbert. He says he is
doing more for the soldier boys than any
other officer at Manila. Joel says while
there are many OF the officers first class
men. many are not, in his opinion, SO
good. He says the Linn county boys
bear the best name for morality and
respeetability OF any Of the Oregon boys.
A reception will be given Joel tonight,
at the home OF Ur. Booth, and he viii
leave Friday for San Francisco, where
he will be mustered out. After receiv'
ing his discharge he will enter Cooper
Medical College.
1t is not yet known just when Nj
Wight, who has received his discharge
will arrive here, but it is sale TO say tha
he will receive a royal welcome when h'
comes.-C Criterion.