Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Seth X. Hammer is in Corvallis,
on business.
]. J. Murphy is in Aurora to-day,
on legal business.
Hon. Tilmon Ford went to Au-
rora on legal business to-day.
Miss Grace Bushnell, Of Eugene,
is visiting at the Woman's College.
Major Frank Hodgkin arrived
home from the south this morning.
Merchant T. Holverson went to
Portland this morning on business.
S. Watson was a passenger on the
north bound train thus morning.
f. f. Mckinney, of Turner, is
doing business in the city this after
noon.
David simpson is doing business
in the Butteville neighborhood to-
day.
Mrs. Prof. McElroy was a passen-
ger for Corvallis, on the II o'clock
train.
Mrs. J. d. McCully has returned
to her home In Joseph, in Eastern
Greg
o. M. Byland, of Needy, Clacka-
mas county, is doing business at the
court house to-day.
AL w. Herren, stock inspector fol-
Marion county, took the afternoon
train for Portland.
L. G. Giltner, of the state house,
went to Portland on the overland
train, this morning.
Hon. Napoleon Davis, clerk OF the
state land board, took the afternoon
train for Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Train, of the
Albany Herald, are in the city at.
tending the grange meeting.
Phil. Metschan, whom republl-
cans believe will be the next state
treasurer, arrived in the city this
morning.
EX-G overnor Chadwick is again
able to be out, after being confined
to his room for several weeks, with
Il sprained ankle.
Miss Lorena Byland, of Wood
burn, daughter of the late DIR.
ID. &. Byland, is in the city on bus
iness and visiting friends.
County Clerk Babcock went
down to Aurora on this mornings
train and will make his way by
team to Butteville to attend the
speaking there at 10 o'clock to-day.
Miss Nellie Morgan nd Miss Win
ME Watson returned to Portland
this afternoon after a pleasant visit
with their friuds and relatives, the
Dearborn family.
Alfred +. Dewey, editor of the
Pacific Rural Press, Of San Fran
cisco, and also secretary of the Cali
fornia State Grange, is visiting the
Oregon State Grange, now in session.
Il. McF. Patton has fitted up his
two large show windows with a
pair OF heavy plate glass mirrors
which will beautifully reflect the
attractive display Of goods always
shown there. Il, McF. is bound to
keep at the head Of the procession.
l.. w. Lelth, brother Of Mrs ID.
w, Matthews and Mrs. III. III. Ra-
gan is visiting those families and
his father ahd mother. He is pos
tai clerk on the Illinois Central
his run being from Chicago
10 Centralia. He was AN offensive
partisan, land was removed by Pres
dent Cleveland, but he had contin-
lal service just the same doing the
work OF incompetent democratic
ana immediately after
President Harrison's election he
Sas reappointed.
e. J, Cressey of san Jose, Cal,
y no Is treasurer OF the California
state Grange, is In the city attend
ny the Oregon State Grange. Mr..
cressey Is the founder aud one Of
The directors Of the Grangens' bank
Of California, and also lives ON and
wheat farm Of ten thou
sand acres, aad Is well acquainted
with the farming Interests OF the
Pacific slope. lie will make u tour
throngh Washington before return |
ing home. he sAyp Oregon IL great
state aud has u bright future before
Il. which We al believe