The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-16
The aenrutrat.
MONDAY.

Mr.. Sid Doris, former Albany prin
ter, is in the city.
Mrs. X. r. Findley and son are in Cor
wallis on two weeks visit.
Regular W. @. T. U. meeting at tn
hall tomorrow afternoon at So'clock.
Mrs. +. w. Langdou will leave thi
week On an extended trip through thu
east, being gone probably SIX months.
Architect Burggraf has returned from
Toledo, where lat SATURDAY, the contrac
was let to Mr.. Hecker, the builder, fol
building the new court house.
Mrs. John Stewart, of Mowry, left on
Wednesdays stage for Albany, where
she goes to attend her husband, who il
in delicate health.-PrinevIlle Review.
DR.. Londie Grey arrived in Albany
yesterday morning after an absence o.
eight years and will be associat. d with
his father, DIR. g. w. Grey, here in the
practice of dentistry.
Mr.. Edward Smith, of Healdsburg
Calf, is in the city visiting Albany
friends. Mr.. Smith was clerk with A,
b. McIlwain for several years leaving
here four or five years ago.
Miss Mae Pollock pssaed through Al
hany Saturday night for Junction, where
she will spend the summer. Miss Pol,
lcck is teacher in the arademy at
Waitsburg, where she is very popular,
She will return in the fall
At the residence of the brides par
ents, at Needy, on "Wednesday, Nav 81,
at ii a. m Miss Annie Konschsk and
Mr.. A. +. Will, of the Aurora firm of
Will Bros, were married.
MIA. d. Hale, of the Peoples Press.
returned last Saturday night from a
three weeks visit at his former home in
Mcmillan, fifteen miles east of Tacoma,
and reports pleasant time.
Licenses have been issued for the mar
ria2e of w. A. Brock and Miss Lulu b.
Halloway of the Lake Greek country, and
Mr.. l.. A. Simons and Miss Cora L.
Doughton OF near Le5anon.e
The Price correspondent of the Prime
vile Journal says:
Mr.. Frank Hackleman, of Albany, ar
rived on the creek last week. He was
accompanied by VIM. Edwards.
John Schmeer is at present employed
on the Hackleman ranch.
Elliot Irvine and Floyd Doris, of this
college last week. Both young men will
enter the theological seminary at ALE
gheny City, Penn, for the study of min
lstry. Among those present was Rev.
Riley Little formerly of this city who
delivered an address before one of the
societies. Mr.-Irvine will be home this
week to spend the summer.
Rev. E. n. Condit, formerly president
INnnW All -, u. u
baccalaureate sermon next Sabbath, re-
Gently delivered the baccalaureate ser
mon for the normal school at Weston.
The Leader says of the sermon "It was
a profound. discourse delivered with tn
power of scholarly pulpit orator"
Miss Ina Law Robertson, OF Chicago,
arrived in Albany last Saturday evening
and will visit with Albany friends for
several weeks. Miss Robertson has had
a very interesting career since leaving
Albany several years ago. tier good +,
fortune is appreciated by her many
friends.
In its account OF the commencement
exercises OF Creole academy the Dallas
Observer says: "0n sunday at ii
O'Clock the baccalauIeate services we've
held at the NJ. L. church, Pres. W. II. |
Lee, OF Albany College, delivered the
sermon. The speaker emphasized the
need of strong character to carry one
through life, and set up Daniel as model |
worthy of emulation. Tue sermon was /
mastery and repiete with good advice to |
The graduates"
Mr.. Thomas J. Heff on returned last |
night from trip to Lewiston. Idaho, and |
other Northwest places, going as far as
he Buffalo Hump mines about which !
here has been so much said, having a 75 |
cent nugget to show for it. The mines |
ire tough proposition, including sew |
,nty miles Of staging, and a good many |
ured by the fiashy newspaper items are |
eaving the country. He was in Spok- /
lne, the ivest place in the northwest |
While in Lewiston lac met ]. W. Roberts |
! former Albany drayman, who was
working 10 a shing'c mill, and at Spok- |
ane, Johnnie Roe, travelling with hyp- !
lotist.
Tonight at Eugene Miss Joyce Priscilla |
Brownell, of this city, will graduate from |
he conservatory OF music of the stAte |
when she Will give recital |
assisted by Miss Hendricks reader. Miss |
Brownell will present Toccata and ugue !
N d minor, Bach; the sonata opus SO in I
; major, Beethoven, ,"If were 3 bird", q /
by Chaminade, the Buttehy 1
BY Grieg, the Tarantetla by MowsZki, /
three selections from Chopin and three |
rom LisZt. The musical department OF |
the university, says the Guard congrat- |
mates itself that it has a graduate Of !
Miss Brownell's ability and attainments |
10 present through this recital to the mu- |
sicAl public of Eugene ard the state.
The Albany Musical Club last Satur-
day night, at the residence of p. A |
Young, gave their last musical of the /
season, adjourning until fall. A pleas |
ing program was presented, listened to !
by several of the husbands and a few
friends OF the members. The program
was chorus, "Sweet May" by the
a piano solo, Romance"
Paff, BY Miss Lora Vance, vocal solo,
Ny Marguerite, by Mrs. Nutting, a
vocal solo, ga Garden of Sleep" by Mrs.
Young, a piano solo, 'Impromptu,"
by Miss Marguerite Hopkins,
a vocal solo, "But Yesterday" by Mrs.
Nelson, a vocal solo, 1.-The Mission of
Rose" by Mrs. Winnard and a chorus
by the members ga song of seasons"
The program was favorably commented
Or, and in keeping with it's choice char
acter the splendid display OF variety of
popples presented the Club for the oc
sasion by Mrs. P. w. Spinks from her
large and beautiful collection of flowers
were greatly admired.
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