Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
Personal AND LOCAL.

!. Vanduyn IL In Portland to-day,
on business.
DR.. J. Jennings returned ffom
Corvallis this afternoon.
Prof. w. T. vanScoy, of jefferson,
is In the city this afternoon.
Editor Conover, of the Dayton
Herald. is In Salem today.
Frank c. Baker, state printer, was
a passenger fer Portland this after
noon.
T.. {. Pentland, editor Of the In
dependence West Side, was In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. X. b. Plpwman, who has
been visiting IN this city, returned
To her home In Arlington to-day.
Miss Anna Oglesby, of the Cot
tage Grove Leader, Is in the city.
the guest of p. H. VeAch's family.
Miss josephine Tuchs aud Mr..
Kroneberg were issued a license tu
wed to-day, by county clerk Babcock.
Vim. J. Armstrong will give all
who attend the University chapel
tomorrow night rich literary treat
The reason the Court street jewell
er is always busy, Is because he does
fst.class work al reasonable prices.
Miss Josephine Schingler nnd
August Miller were the second
c,,uple favored with n marriage
license to-day.
G. c. Litchfield and son Albert,
went north this afternoon, the firm
er to Astoria and the latter to Port.
land.
H. Fl. Northrup. who has been
attending the supreme court, re
turned to Portland on the one
O'Clock train.
J. ID. Bowman, brother Of Alvin
B,wnian, foreman IN the JOURNAL
composing rooms went to The
Dulles this morning.
Frank Walgamot, the accomoda
ting clerk in DearbOrn's buOkstOre,
went down TO Oregon City to-day t.
visit his old home.
w. Fl. Bagley is home again from
an extended trip through various
ptrts of the state in the Interest of
the State Insurance Co.
DIR. J. NJ. Keene started for Port
T"wnsend yesterday to attend the
wedding of Ralph E. Moody, which
takes place next Wednesday,.
j. P. Fault, of the railroad COM
mission. went down to Portland this
afternoon and Tomorrow will take u
l.Ok over the o. X. & n. road.
o. P. Cresap, sheriff Of Grant
county, came in last night with Mrs.
Jane Fields, who had been judged
insane and com"'itted to the asylum.
Miss Susie Harrington. daughter
of Rev. DR.. w. 6. Harrington, of
Portland, spent Sunday in the city
visiting her sister Miss Ruth who is
attending the University.
Sheriff p. A. Con lie, Of Baker
county, aud a guard, brought J. NJ.
Swift, all old man of about 60 years
to the asylum yesterday. His CON.
dition is attributed TO the excessive
use of alcohol.
Frank Hofer, of Dakota, and a
brother to the editors of the JOUR
nal is visiting in this city. He will
take Il look over the Willamette val
ley, with a view Of making his per
manent home here.
Regular business meeting of the
w. {. T. Z. will be held at their
hall on Court street, first door east
of Unitarian hall, Tuesday at $50
p. NJ. All the members are re-.
quested to be present. Mrs. II. B
ROYAL.
Ashland Tidings: Ralph RODerts
has sold out, Judge smith having
bought his entire stock. He g,es to
Salem Saturday. AS special agent
for the State Fire Insurance Co., of
salem, he goes to solicit in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho.
H. Fl. DoLbins, a Presbyterian
minister OF 26 years expcIi ience In
California, now representing the
Occident, official .rgan of three
-yno,ls of the Pacific coast, was in
the city the latter part OF last week.
He went to Portland yesterday.
Mrs. A. Hanenslein, with three
returns tU-,iay to her home
in Linn, Ohio, after a four nIOntl,s'
visit with her brothers, the Messrs,
steiner. She came here in very
oor health and now returns to her
home AZ strong as ever. Mr.. G.
Steiner accompanies the happy fam
ly AS far rs Portland. They take
box of beautiful fresh strawberries
,Isng as a souvenir Of Oregon.
LUCKY ACCIDENT. = A small boy
who lives out on the asylum avenue
aine near receiving what might