Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
Personal AND LOCAL.


Thede Potter Is greeting old Salem
friends to-day while making home
visit.
Rev. Robt. Whitaker and wife
took the delayed overland for Port
land to-day.
L. G. Perkins, of the Salem iron
works, was q passenger to Yaquius
this niorning.
Deputy sheriff A. T. VAIN went
down to Gervais this morning and
took breakfast in that burg.
Ex.Gov. and Mrs. z. +. Moody
took the north-bound train this
morning for Portland and The
Dalles.
Miss Stella Skiff went to Portland
to-day and will visit with her sister
besides enjoying the las. days of the
exposition.
Hal Patton was among the Salem
ties who went to enjoy the sights of
the metropolis this afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Wrightman is
serving subp9nas in the WoOdburn
neighborhOod this afternoon.
Mr.. p. H. Easton, the music
dealer, went to Portland tnis after
noon to look after his branch house
there. .-.,. as.,-,
Col. j. Kelsey returned home to
Corvallis this morning after spend
ing few days here in attendance
of tho supreme court.
Commander l.. 8. Lowell went to
Coos county this morning to inspect
the military companies In that
county.
Mrs. Geo. Hoeye returned home
this morning from her visit to the
metropolis. George stopped over in
Oregon City.
Hon. NJ. l.. Chamberlin and Ed.
Weller started this afternoon for a
trip to Portland, Seattle aud other
Puget sound points. has
Mrs. w. J. Policy, John Brooks,
Sr. Geo. E.GOod, Mrs. T.. ID. Gabriel
son, Chas. Il. Moores, Prof. Diamond
and Judge Walton, were passengers
to Portland this after no6n.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wright were
passengers to Portland this morn
ing to visit the parents of Mrs. w.
(Suryeyor Gen. Bysrs and wife) and
to take in the exposition.
Mn. F. d. Ford, sister of Mrs. T.
j. CEerringtOn, who has been
spending the summer with her sis
ter, left for her home in Kingston,
Ohio, on the afternoon train.
Thos. CapliDger, now OF Helix,
Umatilla county, has been visiting
his father ]. c. Caplinger and other
relatives and friends in this vicinity
after twelve Year, absence in East.
ern Oregon.
Mr.. s. Friedman, manager of the
Capitol Adventure Co, started
to-day for Seattle and Puyallup, to
oOk after business in the stores Of
he company at those points.
Do not forget the A. o. U. w.
Ipcial t"is evening. Besides the {
lelsctable supper, there is an excel
ent literary and musical program
nd a good time is assured.
DIR. c. w. Hunt, who recently !
old his farm near town, accom- d
anied by his fsmily took the after c
Don train for Seattle aud Port e
'ownsend. The Doctor will he 4
ack among Us. He expresses de- 4
ght with this country aud its eli. I
rate and says be will be In here
gain. !.
Miss Nellie Boise, Miss Lena =
reyman, Miss Minnie Breyman, =
Ir. r. p. Boise Jr., Mr.. Henry :, !,
Ieyens, Mr.. Geo. w. Morris aud :
r. j. NJ. Keene made up a pleasant y
,rty for Portland this afternoon to
tend the wedding of Miss Jessie =
Gill and Mr.. John l.. Hartman, :
hlch takes place there this evening. tL
Hon. Mark A. Fullerton, = former :"
sident Of Salem, now q prominent ~
wyer ut Colfax, WASH, has been "
the city Waiting old scenes and -
ends. Mr.. Fullerton came within "a
'Ote or two Of being nominated "
supreme judge In the republican 20
Ite convention this year. He Is W.
. one of the U. 3. commissioner
settle the disputed boundary line =
the Warm Spring Indian reser- Bt
lion. 's a