Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-02

DR.. n. Doane came up from PORT
land last night.
Mrs. Frank G. Baker took the
afternoon train for Portland.
Mrs. J. E. Godfrey returned last
evening from her Portland visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Forsythe came
home to-day from the sea coast.
Sheriff f. VI. Croisan returned
last evening from the mountains.
Donald Mcleod, the sheep man,
is home from east of the mountains.
Squire Farrar went over to Seal
Rock to see the ocean for few days
Judge J. J. Whitney, of Albany,
was passenger north this after
noon.
Mrs. Lou Hatch returned home
last evening on the south bound
overland train.
Mrs. f. S. Craig and Miss Carrie
Smith, went over to Newport for a
few days outing.
Mr.. Levi Magee ana wife came up
from Portland where they have been
spending their honeymoon.
Mr.. LOUIS Kuhn was an after.
noon passenger Cor the big city near
the mouth of the Willamette.
Henry Fleckenstein, wholesale
liquor man of Portland, was in the
city on business over night.
Miss Ellen Claggett returned to-
day from Yaquina considerably i'm
proved in healthful appearance.
Rev. P. Z. Hetzler was a passen-
ger on last nights overland for a
business trip to Southern Oregon.
/ DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Richardson
and family are expected home this
evening from the Nestucca sea coast.
Mrs. Thos. r.. Ryan. of North
Salem, is on visit of n few weeks
to Mount Angel, where her mother
resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Staiger
were among the surf tumblers who
returned home from Newport this
afternoon.
Misses Annie and Barbara Schott
left this morning for months va
cation with friends Mt their old home
in Sublimity.
County Clerk +. j. Babcock re-
turned this afternoon from Mehama
where he has been rusticating for
several days.
Mr.. Mackie, of San Francisco,
agent for the manufacturers of
Chambers new hack, was in the
city over night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. b. Stump return
ed yesterday from Suver and will
spend Sunday at home and start for
Mehama Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Rigdon and
family started to-day for So.
journ of rest and pleasure at Cedar
camp, in the Cascades.
MIR, and Mrs, w. II. Bagley ar
rived home this afternoon from. Na-
quina, where they have sported
with old ocean the past two weeks.
Mrs. \, III, Farrar has taken II res.
pite from her industrious labors be
hind the millinery counter and will
rest at Wilhoit springs n week or so.
Mr., A. b. Seal, the jolly and pop
ular commercial traveller, is doing
business in Salem to-day, He
makes his home in our lively little
sister, Albany.
Mrs. Grubbe, superintendent of the
Salem public schools, arrived home
last evening, having finished her
Eastern tour after attending the
National teachers meeting at ST.
Paul.
Misses Ada and Eta Calvert lett
on the Roseburg express for san
Francisco, They win so To New.
port, and there take the steamer and
make the journey 10y the ocean.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank G. Baker
have been In the city the past few
days looking up u suitable residence,
but Mr.. h. has finally concluded To
build one. They have been making
their home In Portland the past
few months.
Mr.. &. NJ. Lockwood, the accom-
odating clerk In the postal telegraph
ofiice, aud Mr.. Cooke Patton, LEFT
this morning for three weeks tour
In san Francisco and other cities In
the Golden 0ate state.