The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


Chief .nslice WoIyFrtop came up from
Salem THE noon.
Mrs. J. G. Myer, the Lebanon rniiliner,
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. Melville Wire, jr. went TO Jeffer-
son this noon 10 preach tomorrow.
MTs. Merrill, OF Portland, is in the city
the guest Of her son, AT. f. F. Merrill.
Jiss Hattie Gaibrsish has been visit
ing re Gtives and friends in Brownsville.
Sir Samuel Mullen, of near Lebanon,
has cold his farm to Louisiana man for
50, ,250.
4 letter received in Corvallis states
that James Blackburn is in the hospital
with fever.
Mr.. Lewis, an old resident Of Detroit,
recently Of Mill city, is making arrange
nenis TO move to Albany TO reside.
The ladies' OF the C. P. church gave .
successful and enjoyable social and en-
tertainment last evening.
Sire. W. Menzies vent TO Albany
this morning to visit M-e. J c LittleY,
gho is quite sick Lebanon f. A.
Ernest Fuller left toda, for Poesteilo.
Idaho, 10 reinsn 10 his work on the rail-
road. Nrs. Fuller is improving fast
Joseph c. Hise aged l9 and Miss SeI.
lie Bennett, " no resided at Albany for
awhile, sRed Il. we're recently married in
Lane county. May they live long and
prosper.
Mye. Arch Hammer returned last night
fFon Welt with Portland friends, while
there hearing the iamoua Sousa aud Max
Readix the viol'nist
NJ. MiIlard, OF Sherman county,
once candidate for county commission
er Of Linn county on the republican
ticket, Is in the city.
Miss Rachel Abrams returned home
on this mornings overland, from Med
ford, Ore, where shs has been Stamping
with Mrs. Stein for the p4at three
months attending the public school
there.
DaTsn W. Wakefield, of Portland. q
member Of Al5any's first band. and one
Of the sprueest clerks ia Albany about
iorty years ago, came ny lsst evening On
= yisit with relatives and friends. Mrs
Wakefield Is 81 Alsmsds. Calf, On >
yisIt Eith her daughter MTs. Walker.
TRE PaILIFPNE KSTERTAxNNT.
There Was ; very large audience at the
Philippine enterisinanent aud tocizi 81
the armory last night given by the Ia
dies OF the Congregational church. A
fns luncn MAS served iron ; 10 :. Al
Sis = pleasing program <Gs begun
Eiih selection b. lFe Albany 0rshes-
ira, "The charge u the rough riders"
splsndiily rendered. Miss Anna Ne
Galley Was heard IA ~ocsI 500 s-len
didly sung. Neal Murray, Of the G < Z
OESce recited ''The laie of YiEginias
with excellent effect. T<slve little girls
gave q pretty fisg drill Mics Minnie
Merrill was heard in S well recited selec-
ton with song accom- p@niment- The
High School quartet, Misses Howard,
Brenner, Hammer and Stuart met with
great Esyor 10 the presentation ct
meGiev Nvs4- FF=sk keaeaaw was
heard in = piano SOLO that pleased al.
Mrs. II. A. Nelsou received hearty en-
core oo singing But Yesterday" The
Two tAbleaux acre presented with ssege-
opticun effect, ''Columh hIa defending
Cubz" and "Uncle Sans Burdeu,' the
Morgan children representing the Fiji
pinos The excellent program csosed
with some good stereopsioon views Of
Msuila scenes and the b&itleships, given
By Ed Blodgei, and Frang Wood. Some
cases Of Philippine relics, with q picture
Of Lieut. Phillips and some Of the other
boys, we're greatly admirei. Their was
season Of sociAbdisy and the par:skipg
OF refreshments
HI Rupert, general travelling repre-