Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

itor In Portland to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Gregg took th'
afternoon train for Portland.
w. $. Hurst, of the Aurora fiou
mills, was doing business In Tho
city to-day.
Regular meeting of the w. g. L
U. tomorrow Thursday, Sept. 23rd
at 2:3O p. m.
l.. Samuel, of the West Shore,
came up from Portland on short
business visit yesterday.
viii Byars returned to Portland
this morning, where he Is assisting
in the surveyor generals office.
THE JOURNAL list is making
right wonderful strides right along,
Right here let us remark that is all
right.
Harry Fiske took the morning
train for Portland, where he will re-
sumo his studies in the Bishop Scott
academy.
Mrs. John Holman, who has been
seriously i'll several weeks, Is recov-
ering, somewhat slowly, but very
hopefully.
Mrs. John G.. Wright started this
morning to Seattle, for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ.
Rosenberg.
The ladies of the w. G. T. U.
wish to thank the many friends who
so kindly assisted them at their res
taurant, during fair week.
Miss Mary Paquet, Of East Port
land, who has been visiting with
City Treasurer Swafford and family
the past week, returned home this
afternoon.
Mr.. A. H. Breyman returned to
his Portland home this morning
after n pleasant week taking in the
state fair aud visiting his brothers,
Eugene and Werner.
Thos. Kay, manager OF the Wool
en- mills of that name, returned this
afternoon from Il business trip to
San Francisco in the interest of his
concern.
The Real Estate Exchange of Sa-
lem is to meet this evening at 1880.
All real estate men members Of the
exchange, should be present at the
Office of the Oregon Land Co.
Mrs. Fl. r. Singleton and family,
accompanied by her father aud
mother, Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert, return
ed last evening from Mehama,
where they speLt the summer since
June.
Rey. Father Lorigan, of Wiscon-
sin, while on his return from trip
to San Francisco, stopped off and
visited with Father Fessler, of SIb-
Unity, startin & back for the Badger
state to-day.
Mrs. Mark Fullerton, of ColfaX
WASH, and Miss Josie Fullerton, Of
Alsea, Benton county, have been
visiting the past week with Mrs. l..
b. Fullerton, of Gaiety hill. Both
started this afternoon Tor Colfax.
Mr. +. p. Petit, aud family have
moved to Independence. This will
be quite loss to the Capital City
should third count of the census be
ordered, as the Petit family COM
prise q round dozen, great and
small.
Gus Kaiser, the boot and shoe
maker. took the morning train on
his way to Colfax, Wash, where he
will take the bench in the branch
store of Krausse Bros, Of this city.
Mr.. 2. J. Donovan, who has been
in the employ of the Oregon Land
Co., for several months, went to
Portland this afternoon to take pO-
sition in their Office there. Mr.. d.
is "a good man In any department Of
the business.
In speaking of Miss Ames, the
elocutionist, the Napa Register,
Gal. has this to say: "Miss Ames
literary selections are of a high
order. She captures her audience at
once and holds them throughout
her programs" WIN. II. Ross, au-
thor of voice culture, aud elocution,
says: "Miss Ames' public recita-
tions have received most favorable
notice and she merits all the praise
given her."
A lady from Portland standing
on the steps of the new "Willa-
mette" this morning dropped this
remark: There is no place like II
At the capital city. II you want
anything IN the line Of dress goods
mean ii. Lunn's.
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