Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-11
EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TUESDAY, SEPT. IL, 1888.
PERSONALS.

l. IAOAAACAN WIN - $1,000
Grants Pass to-day.
Miss Edith Farrar went to Port
land this morning, on a short visit.
Hon. R. P. Boise and family have
returned from their polk county
farm.
Capt. Lowell, of the secretary of
states office, has gone to Astoria, on
state business.
Major and Mrs. Geo. Williams
took the morning California over
land train for Portland.
John Bowie, now of Portland,
spent few days with Mr.. Keller,
and returned home to-day.
Mrs. H. b. Holland has gone to
New Era, Clackamas county, to at
tend spiritualist meeting.
L. 5. Grant, Jr., the cornetist of
Dallas, arrived yesterday and has
gone to work for c. A. Robert.
Elder P. r. Burnett, and H. c.
Porter of Aumsville, went down to
Portland together this morning.
Warden McKinnon, of the peni-
tertiary, is back from his trip, and
at his post, in good health, again.
Hon. Andy Gilbert has put very
neat, ornamental fence around his
new residence, on Liberty and Che
meketa streets.
Squire Farrar and w. d. Claggett,
of Salem, passed through Zena on
Monday on their way to Nestucca.
Bill will have lots of fun.
Lieut.. I. A. Manning anticipated
visit to-day from his brother, Chas.
+. Manning, and wife, but they
passed through Portland.
That successful Nimrod, w. p.
Johnson, and party, have returned
from their hunting trip, above Up
per Soda, in Linn county.
Thos. McF. Patton returns to-
day, from Portland, where he went
to place his son Hal, and H. j.
Fiske in the Bishop Scott grammar
school.
b. f. Fletcher, of Howell prairie,
has started for Umatilla county to
.,NnNI Tho vx.fy, L. 10 n
led by his granddaughter, Miss Mary
Swegle. 4
Chas. A. Piper, of this city, has
accepted a position as timekeeper
for Searles & Dean, the 0. p. con-
tractors, and has gone to the front to
begin work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes go to
Canyonville tonight to visit Major
Wm. Manning and wife, who have
recently been to the old home of the
former, in Tennessee.
The wedding of Ivan B. Huma-
son, we'll known in Salem, and Miss
Harriet X. Jeffrey took place in the
Unitarian church at Portland, at II
O'clock last Wednesday.
Mrs. r. s. Wallace, Mrs. Lou
Hatch and Mrs. Asa McCully are
elected to attend the district w. G.
T. U. convention, which meets at
Lebanon tomorrow and Thursday.
Father Weller left to-day, on a
business tripto Chicago, to be;ab-
sent a few weeks He was accom-
panied by his sister-in-law, Mrs. S. n.
Rogers, who has been here on visit
to the family. trtrN
H. a. Miller, accompanied by his
wife and child, left for Portland this
morning, where they will reside.
Mr.. Miller, who has practised law
with Col. w. H. H. Waters in this
city, will pursue his profession In,
the metropolis.
f. SchOettle, merchant tailor, has
taken out his finsf PaPEFs, FenodRc-
ing allegiance to Emperor William
III, Of Germany, and all other Po-
tentates, and becoming citizen Of
the United States. He has been in
America six years, and took out his
INST papers five years ago in Iowa.
J.H. AlberVs horse became scared
yesterday, while. standing at the
ruit drier, and ran of with the
buggy, which collided with n
wagon. L. S. Winters stopped the
animal down town. Damage, a
broken shaft and the horse skinned
little.