The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Il. l.. Bryan, who recently moved TO
Milton, 10 In the city.
| State Superintendent Ackerman was
in the city this morning.
Hon. l.. Fl. Montsnye went to Port
Townsend this noon on businsss trip.
Miss Cecil Rampy OF Harrisburg. 10 In
the city the guest Of Miss Lillian Craw-
ford.
Rev. A. J. Sturtevant and family ar.
rived In Albany tnis morning on the
overland,
Harry Hoeus OF Milton is in the city
and will visit here and at Brownsville
for several daye.
@. @. Ashby, Of Albany, who has been
visiting friends In the city returned home
last night Statesman.
Miss Lora Vance is home from Seattle
where che has been visiting several
weeks with her sister Mrs. Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs. sCharIes Pfeifer left
Council Birffs on Thurfday and will be
expected in Albany on Tuesday.
James Thompson OF the college Will
/ preach at Charlottesville tomorrow
'V'A'"B @"1 a. DioHhSNlHS III Lhe eVEu~
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Akin Of Cottage
Grove were in the city today on their
way home from visit with Toledo
/ friends.
Licenses were issued this afternoon for
the marriage OF w. III. Wallace. and Es-
iella B. Coates, and Walter Crosslty and
Eta Cain,
Mr.. and Mrs. viii simpson ana daugh.
ter, Misc Lena, OF Portland, are in the
city visiting DR.. ard Mis. 81. s. skiff.- -
Statesman.
| Miss Mary Castor, after residence In
AlbaSy OF several years, left yesterday
Tor Tacoma, where she will reside with
her father and attend school.
| superintendent FieIde and General
Freight and Passenger Agent Markham
OF the s. T we're in the city several
hours today on business.
The new lady students at the college
were received yesterday afternoon at the
college In very pleasant reception en-
tertainment carried out in dainty man
ner.
Frank Allen arrived hcme last night
from Moro where he has been Eeyeral
weeks working with Bert Chamberlain
on the new court house,
Mr.. and Mrs. Such have returned from
Selem where they have spent several
days the guests of Judge Wolverton vis-
iting the fair ard other things OF interest.
Mr. Samuel Center, industrial farmer
at Siletz, accompanied by his vile, are
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Sendera. Mr..
Center isafter Chinese pheasants as soon
as tasy are ready for him.
1 j. r. Douglas and his soD.in Law have
returned from the state fair covered with
glory having swept things with their
vegetables, taking about $65 in premi-
ums.
Charles Templeton, Of Halsey, left on
the overland this morning for San Ra-
taei, CAL, where he goes TO take pog-
Ition az instructor in mathematics in the
Mt. Tamalpais military college. .--Eu-
gene Guard. Two of Mr.. Tenapleton's
] brothers, it is reported will enter Albany
college.
Rev. ]. R. n. Bell, passed through
, yesterday on bis way to Baker City alter
J a two years residence at H0llister, Cal.
de came here 26 years ago and weighed
l44 pounds, now he weighs 253 pounds
and says be can outrrn any man in jack
con county of his weight. Rev. J. A.
Hanna, pioneer preacher OF Oregon,
but now Presbyterian pastor at Los
Angeles, accompanied him and will at
tend the Oregon synod soon to convene.
Ashland Tidings.
| A pleasant social event was reunion
fos the teachers OF the public schools and
reception. in the office of the superin-
tendent last evening, only tie teachers,
school board and three edito rs and
their families being present, fortunate in
such privilege. A program was rem.
dered, consisting OF q piano SOTO by Prof.
Wirtz. warmly enrored, q woman q
rights address by Miss Grace Stafford in
an inimitable manner, a vocal solo by
Miss Ethel Redfield well rendered, and
an account of the teachers iaunt 10 Los
Angeles by Mics Jean Hulse told in
very entertaining manner. Ice cream
and waters were served, and with Super
intendent Msrtindale as master of cere-
monies toasts we're called for from Di-
rector Weatherford on "Unele Sam -
the editor of the Democrat on ANY
thing" and County superintendent Nc
| Donald on 'Cotnstalks aud Cabbages,
responded 10 with samples of the genu-
inc articles as an object lesson. Post
master Train, the real Uncle Sam, and
Mr.. Thrall were also heard. live so
cial time followed and the company adj
lourned with many happy thoughts of
the occasion.