The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-15

panied by his son. ''''0"
- DIR. Frank Watson returned from tbs
Day unis noon, where he has been on a
visit with bis parents. '"
Miss Elma Parker gave an en;ovabIa
dinner party yesterday evening In honor
Oh her eighteenth birday.
Mr. Pbii Goodwin left this mornino
on "Trip up the Calapooia to townshin
~ range y, to be gone several dave.
MIS- Mrs Thos; Jones and son OF Portland
arrived IN Albany this noon on a visit
anu are the guests OF Mr.. John Briggs,
bliss Ilara Perry is 10 be the matron
o. the students Club house Instead of
MIs. y. H. BIain as announced yes-
Mies Marguerite Alderpon OF salen
ioImerIy Of this city, has been elected IN
berg college. 49, '''' u -'e"'
VI kIum has returned from bis south.
stn e,i, oregon trip. The railroad boys are
hhtlIhg me air with reckless stories about
bim. No deaths yet.
Mrs. $. q. Marvin of Waitshnro
wash, who bas been visiting in tIe cityg
anu country, left last night for Nsdford
Oh welt With her sister Mrs. Enyart.
DIS. y. =. Parker ana ak children ar
rived 10 Albany this noon from the east
ana were met at the depot by Mr. PARK
er, WIN xhom they wifi 70 10 their new
home at Lebanon. -"
Mr., David Brint, Mrs. Thos. Brink
anu MISS Margeria Brink left this morn
ing on up to PrineviIle, the former TO
VISIT WITH Judge Brink, the latter tc re-.
city. ' " 'H"'
Mrs. Richards and daughter Nellie left
tast week Tor AIaDy 10 make that their
iutnre home. They will be missed bv
lhe people Of this community very much
a. ~ they made many friends while here
rrice Cor. PrineviIle Review.
Mra. j. II. Coffman, OF snokane
Naeii > 10 In the city on a visit with Al.
oany friends. after a visit At Ler fatbaro
a. 49, sa'nto. Mr.. and Mrs. :Coffman have
Sn. III, Issuing several years at Spokane
out "Ii now locate in Portland.
Dr. Il. @. Locke, the popular NJ. f
pIeacher, formerly OF Portland, D, each.
60 his farewell sermon in San Francisco
,sst sunday and will nov 90 to Buffalo.
y. ! - into the biggest church in that
isrge city. He made great hit in San
Francisco.
a reception was rendered Sergeant
Jamoer at the residence OF DR.. McAlIis.
Yer, last Saturday night, at Eugene. On
he same evening q big reception was
Iendered the new president OF the college.
"Dich the young people Joined In body
yell. W." '"' ''''ese
.,i frankie Richter, the eleven year old
Dnnd DoY piAhist, who delighted the
.nkT 1Iowd a. the 4th Of July celebra-
.lon 10 THIS city last year, has returned
20 fortiand from the east where be has
oeen on tour. While there he spent a
month under Prof. W. H. Sherwood of
Chicago. WV" -
Mrs. ID. X. N. Blackburn, accompan.
led by her son James, late a private in
company ii Second Oregon Volunteers.
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
rom Albany and have Joined their Inns.
band and father, Attorney General
biackb burn, who returned home Sunday.
Statesmen.
Mr.. William Peacock of Benton county
is now having his hands IuIl giving Il
boys clss birthday parties. Ye,tesdav
suo.Eei one OF tbs boys, Clyde, reached
ms majority, and pleasant party kas
given 70 ms honor, enjoyed by number
o. nsS iriends. The other bows ON reach.
ing ~ mad been presened with Watches,
Clyde received the money to do as he
pleased.
Miss Russell, deputy P. NJ, at Yaouina !
city, ie Il the city the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. Adams, while on her yay home
from . visit with friends in Salem. |
Mise hussel has not yet found the calm |
on which some one very unkindly stole |
at the depot, evidently Tor Joke. think
Ing that Il belonged TO q railroad man.
Practical iokers sometimes need a hall |
and chain tied to them.
Bishop Duncan will not be in Albany |
tonight TO preach ss has been announced |
bcing unable to come. but will mass
through the city tomorrow noon for
Grants Pass, where the conference of the
M. y: ehurch eouth will be held begin. |
ming Ihursday. Rev. Fenton will 30 to-
morrow night, being joined by the Bish.
op ~ Eugene, where he will stop for
VISIT with his friend E. r. Skipworth
between the noon and night trains.
DR.. Z. r. Barker returned 'sst Eiebt
from trip to his favorite resort, the hot
springs OF Breitenbush. There are sew.
eral campers there yet. Besides the
splendid springs this resort has a great
advantage in lite hunting and fishing
Fine trout are found in the
vicinity, and while the Doctor wes there
tour deer came up within q few rods of
the springs to be shot, but the men there
were all tender hearted and made no eff
fort to shoot them.
Edward O. Alexander, of tie San
Francisco Cail, is shaking hands with old
time irlends in this cily and is the guest
OF Geo. E. Good at the McClsllen House.
Mr.. Alexander worked with the late
Jrdge l.. F. Mosher on the Plaindealer
In 1872, when that paper was the demo-
cratic organ OF this county, and after
wards was fellow oompositor with Mr..
Good on the Salem Statesman. Mr.. AL.
exander has been visiting his parents at
Lebanon, Oregon, and his brother Geo
l., who 10 editor of the Representatives,
at that place.-Roseburg Review.
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