The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
Death of Mrs. BOggs.


Mrs. Rachel Boegs died at Spokane
yesterday, and her remains will be
brought TO Albany tomorrow noon for
burial besides those OF Mr. Boggs. She
was about seventy-Eve years OF ale.
The deceased was a pioneer resident OF
Lion county, and one Of The best known
among the Tioneer women cf the county,
on account tf her individuality and
sirt ng character. She was sister OF J..
NJ. Wilkins. She wss married four
tims 9. three Of the asremonies being per-
formed BY Rev. $ G.. Irvine. Her fret
husbaId was a MIR. Jones. After his
death che was married to Mr. BoRgs.
with whom she lived many wears, hav.
ing several children. Her last son DurOn
died about year ago at Sodaville. Some
daughiets survive her. Her third hua-
bard was Mr. DingitGie, from whom
she was divorced a. her fourth Mr..
Miller with whom che did not live as it
was learned tnat lie ad another wife.
She resumed her ns me II Boggs and has
lived for many years in Tie sta:e OF
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Veal returned yes
terdry from bridal trip to A Astoria.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. W. A. MeClAin yesterday after
noon.
Maurice Winters and Tom Settlemier
went up tie river this afternoon after
ducks or anything that swine.
The Misses Morrison, OF Glendive,
Mont, who have been in the city sever
al months the guests OF their cousin Mrs.
Dr. Adams, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Edyth Wethered is in the city and
this afternoon at the Mac abee hall was
organizing lodge OF Naive Daughters.
Tonight there viii be social session Of
the members of the two lodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis left yester-
day afternoon on the over and for The
Dal es, which thev will make their ONE.
taking With them the best wishes or
many Linn county friends.
f Il Wood, manager sf Richards L
Pringle's minstrels is in the city mak-
ing arrangements for the appearance OF
this Large company OF higl-class min
strels next week.
Mr.. Ed. tan, the efficient Portland
agent OF the Royal Exchange Insurance
Company for many wears, went to San
Francisco this afternoon to assume
charge OF the company's busin sss for tie
entire coast. Portland loses a frs i-class
insuranc man and citizen.
DR.. l.. A. Kent and Miss Jennie Claw
ton were recently married in Housla3
county, They reside at DillaFd. Yes
terday AFTERNOON they pass, 4 though
Albany on trip 10 P,Ttland. They
have the tes, wishes OF many friends OF
the BRIDE IL Albany.
Garfield sutton. who srent several
weeks ln Albany, al eF havii retufnt q
from Manila With Dewsy, las gone 10
Sac Francisco, where he has gain en-
listed in the aavy department for four
years aud will continue the service for
Uncle Sam, which has been begun 60
auspic!Ouely and cred .a.iy to The yourg
man.
Mrs. q. E. Hawiins, graz d manager
OF the Women o. Waodcraft, of Toledo,
installed the new officers OF the Albany
lodge last evening. he installation was
followed with eoeiai, during whIeh n
program Was r, ndered cor tieting of a
piano colo by Miss Lillian Farrell. rec
ilstions by Bessie CamerC ard L. l..
Swan, q piano sole by Lera VitTeek aud
a reci ation by Goldy Short. ReiresL.
ments were strved.
A
session OF Tue ffUIioi,ion club was
held last vtning in the W. c. T U. hall
with a good attendance. President Ell
more delivered tie add ese, an ab ef-
ort for Temperance. The exc meeting
u ill be hid Jan. 20. The annual rally
v Il be Leld on February 22.
Tne 6'st general know ledge thst H1gh
Patterson Aas in lbany Was learned
II IN a e DEMOCRAT lset ev. Ling. 1t Was
Iol,Uae Ell ty Lis afrest 5y Sheriff MuIk-
srs OF warrant Ali, h he | eld foT him.
he Will De exsmii e.. in Lal unity on
The charges again t him in c ,nnertion
with the allie, ed outrage Of the thorn
girl.