The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-27
Saturday.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

n, M. Stone, OF 0skviIIe, recently
built s407 bridge In Benton county.
Mrs. Ed McCarty, OF Salem, is in the
city. on visit the guest OF Mrs. +. O.
Zeal.
Quartermsster Sergeant George Har
came up from Vancouver this noon on q
two days furlough.
About twenty members OF Co will
90 to Grange No. 10 tonight TO attend q
reception 10 be rendered them there.
Ex.sherif }. X. Charlton is now at
Ballard, Mo-, on visit after having re-
Gently been with his son in Denver.
Asa TunnicIiffe. Of Corvallis, has
charge OF the w. U. during the absence
Of Mr.. Senders in Portland.
! Charles Farrell returned on last nights
overland from PendIetou, where be has
been working IA the wooden mill.
Union Y s @ E services will be held
in the U r church ct 8 O'Clock. The
young people of the city generally are
invited TO be present.
Peter Slussel, q capitalist of Albany, in
company with his family, is visiting his
SON. in.law, George Fish, while taking in
the exposition. n.-Oregonian
Miss Mamie Donahoe will be in from
Munkers today to meet Leo and Eta
EgaD, OF Albany, who will be her guests
over Sunday.-Jefferron Review.
Rev. T. L. EiIiot,the Unitarian min
isteT OF Portland for many years, was in
the city this week. He has been at
Lebanon to conduct funeral.
J. A. Hodges and George Bemfs are
! ljurymen from Fsirmount precinct across
the river TO the next circuit court to con-
, vene in Corvallis on November 8.
Mrs. J. +. McErlane, who has been
: visiting at the home Of a. RldcIiff for
three weeks past, left for her home at
Y Albany last evening Ashland Tidings.
: There is new and only son ard heir
! in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VanWinkle
8 at Weston Oregon. Mrs. Van Winkle. in
: Corvallis, was Miss Kate Carlile. Tim
D es.
2 Mr.. Matt Scott returned yesterday
u from trip across the mountains, bring.
J ing home about twenty head OF cattle
: for the valley market. The demand is
2 p great without much in sight ahead.
" A very enjoyable social was aiyen by
!, the ladies OF the Baptist church at the
a residence OF ]. A. McFeron last evening.
The time was passed in listening TO a
good program, playing games and par
taking OF an excellent lunch.
James Gatens and Newt Guilliams OF
Beaver creek were in town last Sat
uEdAy as witnesses for Prof. George
Bruce Of Albany, who made proof on his
homestead before County Clerk Lutz.-
IN To.edo Leader.
h The Masonic lodge, OF this city, had
= one OF their wayup times Saturday
" night. Am ng visiting brethren were
V, D P Mason, @ Dickey and N B Wash.
c. burn, OF Albany, and Jos Lynch, OF Ore.
re- gon City. Festivities concluded with q
supper.-Jefferson Review.
~ Mrs. William Mackey, who is now 10.
ha ca ted in Spoksne, is in Corvallis for Z
N few days. While in the British CoIum.
bia mining regions she became interested
nd in.mining property, out Of which shs
~ was fortunate enough tomake handsona.
nj profts.-Corvallis Times.
In speaking about gobernatorial tim
er Der for the next heat some one has saiC
as that Hon. II. Fl. Hewitt was built abou
right. Judge Hewitt is truly an abls
man, and would bea credit to the stats
as either governor or congressman from
the first district Salem Sentinel.
- Mrs. Frank wood and son Roy will
leave tonight for Oroville, Oalif., where
they will join Mr.. Wood, who left fol
o. there several weeks ago. They may To-
90 cate there. Albany will thus loee some
of her best citizens. They have the besi
70 wishes in their new home OF ALBANY
Iis people generally.
The Woodmen are to have an annual
ne hunt on Oct. %, at and around Browns.
er vile. Game is to count all the wav from
for kildees and squirrels to 1000 for
m br ffAlos, practically 100 for deer. Chinese
Of pheaeants will be 10, natives IL, Quail
Is, geese 25, mallard ducks 20, coyotes 75
= etc. R. II. Chaplin and F. NJ. Brown
- are leaders OF the respective sides.
~ An exchange states that W. S. Van
4 derberg. the populist who once repre-
sented the extreme Southwestern Ore.
gon in the state senate and later came
= near getting elected to congress and who
NH NH has recently been book agent in Curry
's' county, has accepted a position with a
San Francisco commission house and de.
be parted from Oregon.
=, r. The Leisure Hour 5ook Club has been
~ organized with Mrs. III. O. Watson as
Ps president and Mrs. W. @. Tweedale al
secretary and trt asurer. The club is au
ve excellent thing. The plan 10 about this.
d, Each member pays annually So. With
OF the fund up to-date looks are purchased
SO and passed from member to member
each one keeping book two weeks, thus
70, having the opportunity. at a uom-
l. inal tost, Of reading aE the latest hooks
Q. At the end oi the year the books are div
d. Ided among the members. Once monti
be q social meeting il held at the home O
It. some member. The club met with Mrs
IL FortmiIler yesterday. 1t has made 4
= flourshing start.
is Mrs. G. A. Dyeon and family went tc
ed Eugene today where they will take uE
I'D their future residence. The Dysons viii
be greatly miAsed, they having been
,rs identified with the upbuiling of this city
az almost from it's infancy. MIR. Dyson
~ published the FIRST paper printed in the
~ city--a very crude affair, but still a news
- papeT-the one given the credit for Sc
he curing the building Of the old Oregoniar