The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Walter Davis, Of sslem, has been Ia
the city.
Judge j. +. Stewart OF Lincoln county
was in the city today.L
Miss Nolia Gray went 10 Portland this
c LooD on visit with her cousin.
Miss Eva French entertained rsr.y
oil young iriends lasteyening in happy
manner.
Mr.. Horace sioysll the Corvallis auth.
or returned today from trip 10 Crater
Lake
A. Q. Eckelson las returned to Al.
hany from a visit with his family in
Jacksonville.
Mr.. George Cramer has bought half
interest in blacksmith shop at Browne
vile and moved with his family to that
city TO reside.
There was born in Portland a couple
d weeks ago TO Dir. and Mrs (nee Nellie
Callahan) Smith, son. Dir. Smith was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs J. II Burkhar. OF San Jose,
Calf. 10 in the city the guest Of Mayer
Burkharf. Mre. Burkhart is one Of AL
bany's o.C time yocalists.
| A very pleasant afternoon tea was
given yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. ID. l.. Macon in nonor OF
Mre. Genevieve Cotton of Portland.
Mr.. Mercell No. 55 OF the oakland,
Calf. police force has been in the city on
visit the guest of bis relatives Mr..
Kroeshel and family OF Benton county.
L. G. Stoyer resigned his position as
fireman on the G. K Il. and left Tuesday
morning with his family for his ranch
near Albany, where they expect to make
their future home.-Toledo Leader.
Corporal Gantenbein OF Portland has
been in the city the guest Of Roy Salt
marsh. Gantenbein was the first mem.
Der OF the regiment wounded and the
oDly one of l Co.
Mr.. John G.. Gore and Mics Robin
Warner, sister OF Miss Hattie Warner
recently Of the Albany schools, were
married in Medford on WEDNESDAY even
inY.
Miss Cleveneer, of Grents Pass, who
was recently in Albany had her..milliDery
store In the burnt district, but escaped
with the loss OF only her lace curtains,
getting her stick Of millinery. her new
good not having been unboxed, out oi
the building.
Jack Heating and Guy Catlin of Port.
land returned home from the Bay yes
terday. They are the authors OF "Just
One Girl" which has a national repu-
tation, and other songs and have been
spending their spare time at the Bay
preparing some new compositions.
Ashland Tidings: DIR. d. NJ. Bower
and family left Tuesday evening for AL
bany, where they will remain about ten
days. The doctor will attend "a minis
terial conference OF the DunkRTd church
which convenes there today. Mr.. and
Mrs.C +. Nininger left for visit to
Albany Tuesday. The former will at
tend the Dunksrd conference there.
The new Students of the college were
given a delightful reception party a. the
college last evening. The social feature
of college life here IL kept up in the
proper manner. An interesting incl
dent not part OF the reception WAS a
private presentation to President Lee oi
cane made from wood taken from the
famous ReiRa Chris tina, by Roy Salt
marsh and Luther Wiley.
Mr.. John Concklin has returned from
q trip to California, where he had q
pleasant time, among other agreeable e1-
periences meeting several old Albany
people. His brother and wife. both form.
erly of this city, are at Los Gatos. P. Y.
Duncan and family have beautiful
home at Campbell where they have q
fruit ranch. Mrs. Duncan's health was
Iexcellent. Cherries Rideout who works
for Best at San Leapdro, has fruit Or
chard at Campbell and spends most oi
his time there. Sena Mcfarland is q
musician in the 3rd infantry band, hav-
ing enlisted Tor three years. Harry
Pollock was working in the Union Iron
Works at San Francisco. He met Steve
Whitney on the streets in San Francisco,
and also couple OF Farrell boys.