Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Henry Helmke, the active consta
BILE of Turner, is in the city this af
ternoon.
) 5 Friedman, manager Of the Cap
! itol Adventure company, went tc
, Portland to-day.
Mrs. Napoleon Davis took the
afternoon train for friendly visit
at Forest Grove.
DR.. J. G. Smith spent Sunday in
Jefferson, his wife being a visitor
among relatives there.
Judge r. p. Boise went to Albany
on the II o'clock train, to hold cir
cult court in that place.
Miss Cora Newell and Miss Anna
Mcdonald were passengers for
Hubbard this afternoon.
Mrs. p. ID. Prunty and daughter,
Miss Nellie Mccarthy, are i'm Port
land to-day OH 4 pleasure trip.
Chauncy NJ. Lockwood came back
this afternoon from visit among
friends and relatives at Eugene.
Rev. p. S. Knight, of this city,
conducted the services in the Con-
gregational church at Eugene yes
/ terday.
Harry Lathrop, one of the jolliest
farmers of the Mehama country, is
exchanging yarns with city friends
to-day.
f. G. Pentland, the earnest and
faithful editor of the independence
West Side, is doing business in Sa-
lem to-day.
G. ID. Gabrielson, assistant selre-
tary of the State Insurance company,
returned last evening from a busi-
ness trip to Portland.
Mr.. J. F. Floed, the talented edi-
tor of the Roseburg Review, is in
the city on a combination visit of
business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Putnam and
family put in Sunday among friends
at Turner and attended campmeet-
ing, returning this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Coffey, now of
Portland, are in the city, greeting
old friends and looking after prop
erty interests in this vicinity.
"Dode" Baker, the encyclopedia of
turf knowledge, is in the city and
will henceforth hold down position
in the Office of his brother, State
Printer Baker.
Hon. Geo. =. Terrell, of Mehama,
was doing business in the city to-
day. He says everything Is looking
cheerful and prosperous in the upper
Santiam country.
Mrs. G. Wolf and son, of Illinois
who have been spending a few
weeks visiting with relatives in this
city and Albany, went up to the lat
ter place this morning.
Mr.. Richard Heating, of Wah-
peton, DAKOTA, is in the city, visiting
his daughter, Mrs. John O'Shea.
The JOURNAL acknowledges
pleasant call from the old gentle
man.
Messrs. c. A. Robert, A. w. Scott
and Francis Feller were overland
passengers last evening for Hudson
and Glendale, where they have
large numbering and mercantile in.
terests.
Prof. and Mrs. Van Scoy came up
from Mt. Angel Saturday, where
they have been visiting few days.
AS soon rs the weather settles again |
they intend to go to the coast for the .
summer.
Mr.. Wilcox, civil engineer from
San Francisco, is in the city for the
purpose of engaging in his profess
SION here. He will in a short time
commence n survey for the new ex-
tension of the electric street ear line.
j. A. Aupperle, of Sioux county,
Iowa, is in the city for few days
while on tour of the Pacific States.
He is an old-time friend of the
JOURNAL tribe, and is enjoying u
long-deserved rest from business
cares.
Mrs. Scroate, of Nebraska City,
Neb,, accompanied by two little
arrived in the city this
morning. She is sister of Mrs.
Col. w. II. II. Waters, and will
most likely make her permanent
home here. Her husband died
few months ago and her own health
is not of the best, but she will seek
to improve II in our agreeable eli
mate. Other members of the FAM
lily will come out In short time.
We may not be pretty, but we can
beat the earth on quality, at J. G.
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