The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-14
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. Rem Ross is quite III at the home
OF his parents on 9th street.
Governor Geer cassed through Albany
yesterday for Roseburg 20 view the col
diers home. fa.s
Marion Leo Teutsch, welt known in
Albany, and Miss Kate McMnllin were
married in Pendleton on the 9Th.
Mr.. \. Price has returned home from
CsliioFTis, where he spent the winter
with his daughters, Mrs. Horace Powell
at anIBernardino, and Mira Lsfsliett ct
Messina.
| Mr.. John Simpson, who hes heen in
the hardware business st Corvallis for
twenty years, has sold bic interest in tie
store OF Simpson & Huston. to Nr. Bogue
and the firm will be Buston & BoQue
Dir. Ernest U Lee and Nies Berths &.
Wsshburn, both Of Junction City, are
10 be married at the home Of the bude's
parents next Wednesday Mr. Lee q .
brother Of Ars. Fred FoTtmiller.
Col Aonssgue, o. Lebanon, il 10 the
city. he reports great interest there II
the proposed Ekimning citation and Va
auina improvement and q combined
meeting will ise bed next Saturday 10
consider them.
Mr.. J 4. Weaver will open q branch
store BrowBsv,lle about the 18th, 10
be kn0a Il as the The Fair. He has se-I
eaftd AT. Ray ymOnd LsffeTry, o. CorvaI-
II >, TO iske charge OF same.
1 % account OF tbs strious iIln.ss of
her mother 81 Phil math Miss JuIis
Taylor has been comp led 70 resigu her
position 10 the school al Toledo, and
move TO Philnmslh.
The Village Orchestra" will make
their fret Appearance in public Friday
eyeni' g. April I4ih, at the ". q. T. g.
ball at the sociAbls gwen By the ladies'
Of The First Presbvterisn church. Do
not izil to hear them.
L. W Degoe, formerly nf Elk CITY.
but noE Of Myrtle point, Coos county,
sdropped into town Tuesday moruin2
He 10 travelling for the Black 4 Deyoe
IkyEtem OF bookkeeping end is making
kAies wherever he stops. The method
one OF his own invention and patented.
EToledo Leader.
! The Albany Musical Club gave mu-
sscAl last evening at the heme of s. E.
Young, greatly en;oyed By q large mum
Der Of friends. "Nusie Is not merely
study" said Bryant, 'tit is an entertain
! =
ihronE OF listeners " This vas 90 on
this occasion. The excellent program
consisted of Wagner overture, TankAn-
ser, Performed by Misses Hopkins and
Vance. . trio ''L!ii thine eyes," from
Nendelssohn's Elijah, By Mines TIrlz
Nelson and LznEtcn: piano solo, MArcbe
tunebre, Chopin, by Miss Burmesser; q
vocal solo "Don Ja&n." Mozart. by Hiss
kilis, piano solo i2th No-skuFne, Chopin,
by Miss Vance: with Verdure Clzd p
from the Creation, By Nrs. Langdon;
dGst, II zoGld that nv love-" by Mrs.
Nelson aud u ss Ellis; = piano duet,
iroas Haydn. by Miss Burmesser and
Mrs Young song by Q 1arret, 81 t'Rock-s-
+ bye, by Mrs- Ness sn, Nrs. Lee, Mrs.
Young AID Miss Eslis, q veal e1lo by
Mrs. HifiE, piano solo, "YzIse i'm
pronpiu." 3 IA Tyrolienne. By Mics
( Hopkins, vocal solo, To FoG and but
20 you" by Mrs. Nelscu; I piano solo,
"Asudelssohn's RoUdo Cspriciosso." bJ
Mrs Young and three songs bv the Club,
Lady Bird (" ''By The Sea-" and "wel.
come pretty psimrose-" Neat programs
were presented shoEing the lolloxinR
active members Of ineCiub. Miss BGrm-
ester president. Mrs P A Young vice
president, Miss Ellis secretary and treas
nrsr. Mrs II 4 Nessou. Mrs Wirtx. Mrs
LAng6ou, Mrs WinEzrd. Mrs " u Lee.
Mrs Nntting. Miss Irvine, Miss Vance and
Miss Hopkins.