Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Carrie Pfeiffer, of AlkaaN =
visiting Salem friends. :

Mrs. r. NJ Thompson took tn
afternoon train for Portland.
District Attorney Fl. H. Hewitt
of Albany, is in the city to-day,
Mr.. ]. B. Stump was among tn
passengers for Portland this morn
ing.
Bridge Contractor j. +. McCo!
returned from Corvallis this after
noon.
Jay w. Cox, of Cox & Boggs, WA
Il passenger to Portland this after
noon.
Hon. C.. w. Fulton, of Astoria
was in the city to-day on supreme
court business.
Miss Lizzie Cornelius, of the In.
dian training school, is in the city
visiting friends.
Judge p. p. Prinl, of Jacksonville,
was passenger on the north bound
train this afternoon.
Miss Eta Calvert returned this
afternoon from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. S Craig, of Corvallis.
Mr. /. l.. Kimbler, of La Crosse,
has located here with his family.
He is a jeweler, but is prepared to
go at anything.
DR.. Prill has the thanks of
the JOURNAL for a choice CAKE
Of pure maple sugar sent him from
the old homestead in New York.
Mr.. John c. PEBBLES, who has
been teaching school in Prmeyiile
duriug the past winter and spring,
is now enjoying d home visit in this
vicinity.
Henry Studenmeyer, who has for
some time been employed ut Weller
Bros. left this morning for COrval-
lis, to connect himself with Nc
Muhon's circus.
Editor Hendricks, of the States
man, started out early this morning
iospend several days writing up the
city of Independence for the Sun
day Statesman.
George Shirley, formerly sales
man for John G. Wright, of this
city, now employed in one of the
Astoria banks, took this mornings
train after visit here with friends
Hon. Richard Williams. brother
If our city mayor and Que of the
most prominent lawyers of the
state, was in the city oyer last
night, returning to Portland. this
morning.
Mr.. Hartman and family who
came to Salem last fall from Shell
Lake, Wis, will move the latter
part of this week to Hudson, Douglas
county, where he has situation
with the Dorrance Numbering Co.
Chas. Nickel, of the Jacksonvill
Times, Col. J. Il. Bowditch, Of Ash
land and a number Of other South
ern Oregon delegates to the demo-
cratic state convention were seen on
the overland train going north this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herrem and
babies, Of Butteville, returned home
this morning, having had a pleasant
visit with relatives here. Mr., II O.. !
is a prosperous merchant at the
town in the north end of
this county.
+. B. Piper, for some time city |
editor of the Seattle Post-Intelli-
gencer, now engaged as managing |
editor of the new paper to be start
ed at Gray's Harbor, took the morn
ing train north to assume those
duties, after weeks pleasant So
iourn among old Salem friends.
Deputy u. S. Marsha, p. B. Sin
mott, of Portland, came up last even
ing to serve injunction papers on
the governor, secretary of state and |
treasurer, constituting the state
b ard of land commissioners, to re-
strain them from selling any more |
swamp land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley White start
ed for the East to-day. They left on
the morning train, expecting to
make quite an extended trip, visit
ing several points, New York, Penn
sylvania, Iowa aud Missouri. They
will remain three months, and we
think ere that time passes, they will
long 10 be home again, for it mat
tiers not how fascinating the attrac-
tions of the East are, they cannot
begin 10 compare with our matchless
Oregon--the home of peace and sun
shine.
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA Mr..
O. q. Savage, who with his Two
daughters, has been spending the