Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Cal Morgan returned to Wilhoit
to-day.
Hon. p. H. Darcy returned to-
day from Newport.
f. p. Talkington was a passenger
for Portland this morning.
Mr.. H. Z. Giesy, of Aurora, was
doing business in the city to-day.
Seth r.. Hammer came back this
afternoon from a business trip to AL
bany.
E. c. Cross, accompanied By his
little boy, is of to Portland this af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aiken re-
turned this afternoon from the va
quina beach.
Attorney S. II. Richardson came
home this morning from business
trip to Ashland.
State Supt. McElroy is off to Mea-
cham, Umatllla county, where an
institute is in progress.
Prof. w. S. Arnold and family re-
turned last evening from their trip
in the Puget sound country.
L. r. Stinson, foreman of E. NJ.
Waite's job printing Office, returned
to-day from a short visit at Me-
hama.
Mr.. d. d. Prettyman, now of
Eastern Washington, is in the city,
not so well in health as when he
left here last year.
Commander ID. c. Sherman, dep
uty county clerk, accompanied by
his little daughter, Minnie, went to
Wilhoit this morning.
Manager Jay c. Smith went to
Portland to-day to endcavor to make
arrangements for baseball clubs 10
meet the Salems here.
Mr.. James Altken and family were
among those who came home to-
day from the sea coast, having en-
joyed the clustering breezes im-
mensely.
Jas. y. Smith, the veteran hotel
landlord of Mehama, who sets about
the best comforting table in Ameri-
CT, is in the city to-day as witness in
"A lawsuit.
G.. 5. Downing, superintendent of
the state penitentiary, went up to
Albany this morning, He thinks
he has track Of young Miller up
that way.
Chas, b. Moores and family went
up to Mehama this morning. They
had their effects packed to go to
Newport, but owing to the cool
weather they go to the former resort.
DIR. n. Doane went to Grants
Pass this morning to attend the
Methodist conference, which meets
in that place tomorrow. DIR. STRAIT
ton and Prof Van Scoy go up on
the overland tonight.
l.. f. Belknap and wife of Mon
roe, passed through Salem this after
noon, on their way to Evanston,
Ill.,, where Mr., Belknap will enter
the theological department Of the
Northwestern University.
George c. Bingham will start in
the morning for Lafayette, where
Mrs, b, and party of friends will
join him for the Tillamook country.
The party will rusticate while Mr..
b, will attend court, which com.
mences next week.
Joe Purdom, :. z. ticket agent al
Oregon City, passed through this af
teruoon, having attended the funer
al of his father, Il, b, Purdom, who
died in Albany Sunday, aged near
ly - years. Mr. Z, came to Oregon
i'm 1859 and was n much respected
citizen,
Mr., r., IL, Price, driver of Capital
lire team, returned to-day from hi.
leave of absence, during which h,
visited his daughters, Mrs. Newtor
A. Hales, of Adams, Umatilla
county, and Mrs. :. A, Crowell, O
Walla Walla. lie enjoyed the triI
very much.
Charles Robertson took the after
noon train FOR Portland, where h
will take a steamboat for the Dalle
there meeting his father, Mr., J, p
Robertson, who will start tomorrow
and will accompany Charley eas
TO Chicago, where the latter will en-
ter medical college.