The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAI.


Mr.: John Simpson, OF Corvallis, is in
the city.
i Henry !. McBee has returned from q
trip 10 PendletoH.
Lawyer Jones, ,oi Toledo, has been In the
city on business.
| Mr.. J, p. Nertz, OF Stayton, was Ia the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. and Mrs. 9. III. Burggraf return
cd this noon from Q Tip TO Salem.
Supervisor Winn was in Portland yes-
terdsy, while there paying Supervisor
Teller an Official visit.
Hon. A. ]. johnson hss teen appoints
cd bank examiner for The Northwest.
Mr.. johnson 10 native Of this state.
Mrs. DR.. Dodd came up from, salem
this noon to 3e at the bedside OF her
friend Of manylyears Mrs. lima Mon
teith.
W. A. Calder, who has besn working
in the job Office Ut X. H.. Chaplin &C
Seattle, is in The city. Mr.. Chaplin now
owns the Office and ls doinga good busi-
ness.
Geo. Mcknight, OF Tallman, 10 in the
city today sgitating plan for boxing
matches in place Of public speaking dur
ing the coming campaign. IL has aI.
ready been tried with success at Tall.
man.
Mr.. w. B. Peacock. who recently
closed his business in Seattle, and his
iamily are In the city. He is now look
.pg around for new location for buei.
ness. perhaps Albany.
Hon. w. X. Bilyeu and Hon. ]. ID.
DAILY came over from Corvallis this moo
In justice 70 NJ. Biiyeu it may be state
ed that he WAS not travelling with the
candidate for congress.
Mr. Z. L. King, the rust ing Postal
man left on the overland this morning
Tor Portland, AsoFia and Eastern Oregon
IN the Interest Of the Chicago Writing
Mac hine, DuTIng isabsence Miss Gill.
inehsm OF Salem will have charge OF the
Office.
The resignation oil Charles Templeton,
U. OF o., '99, as q member OF our faculty
was learned with regret by the boys and
teachers Of the academy. He has accept
ed position as teacher in Belmont
school. .--Tamalpias Adjutant.
Mr.. A. T. Roberts, the optician ind
ooulist went 10 Corvallis this noon, after
doing successful business in Albany.
where he established 6ne reputation as
an ocuiist. His work 10 highly spoken
OF by those coming under his care, the
mann+r In which he at their eyes being
very satisfactory.
''W. ]. Crawford, A. NJ" principal of
the Lincoln school, is candidate for
county superintendent before the Re-
publican county convention. There Il
only one trouble with Mr.. Crawford. He
10 literary teller" and has written
series quite able articles on school
management iu the 0regoa Teachers
Monthly.
The Y. w. G. AS. Of the college last
evening gave an entertainment of merit
as well as enjoyment appreciated by q
fair sized audience. A program was rem
dered, consisting of q piano duet By
Misses Sox and Baumgart enthusiaeticai-
" encored and responded to with the
William Tell overture; recital OF
Brown's experience after gettingh is hair
cut, by Ora Simpson; q vocal solo by
Miss Dora Page, q monologue by Miss
Harkness, vocal solo by Mrs. Nelson,
the Orange and the Black, by Messrs.
Achison, Sox, Stewart and Irvine with
THE Rusty Horse Shoe" as a response
70 fast encore; . vocal solo by Miss
Eva French farce ITO Meet Mr.. James.
Thompson" by Misses Frances French,
Nina Cline, Emma Sox, Ora Simpson.
Flo Nutting. Effie Lewis, Bessie Merrill
and Maud Morrison, but Mr.. Thompson
couldn't come, and splendid exhibition
Of club swinging with coloTed lights by
Mr. John Talt. Following was a social
with home made candy and cocoa and
cake as refreshments, served in two
rUoms neatly decorated for the occasi on