Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-09
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land on business to-day.
Mr.. T. II. Wilson returned thi.
afternoon from Newport.
Mrs. c. II. Monroe returned to
day from her Albany visit.
Senator jeff. Myers, of Scio, il
doing business in the city to-day.
Prof. L. b. McElroy was a pass
enger on the south bound train thi:
morning.
r.. p. Boise, Jr. returned last
evening from an outing at the Va
quina sea shore.
Sheriff and Mrs. Ed. Croisan are
in Halscy to-day for a visit with
Mrs. C's parents.
, DR.. j. Jennings returned to-day
from The coast, looking much i'm
proved in health.
Mr. II. Leach, the nurseryman,
returned this afternoon from busi-
ness trip 10 Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis McElroy
went up to Sodaville this morning
for two weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Strang were
passengers for Portland this morn
ing, visiting friends there.
J. Benson Starr returned home
last evening from a tour Of Tacoma,
Seattle and other Puget Sound
points.
Prof. and Mrs. VanScoy went
down to Mt. Angel this morning to
spend Sunday with Mrs. VanScoy's
parents.
Rev. Z. J. Thompson, d. D., of
Corvallis, is in the city and will Off
ciate at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow.
Mrs. }. c. Brown was q passenger
on the local train this morning for
a visit to the health giving resort,
Sodaville.
Mrs. p. darcy AID Miss Teresa
retarned last evening from pleas
ure trip of a couple of weeks, dur
ing which they visited Vancouver,
Astoria and the sea beech.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Whitaker
returned this morning from the
farm of Judge J. j. Shaw where
they have been spending a week
rusticating in the renowned Waldo
hills.
Mrs. a. H. Wright, Of the JOUR
NAL composing force, to-day joins
her husband at Mehama for Il week 5
rest and recuperation in the mount
ain air.
Mr.. j. W. Wehn, for several years
q newspaper mau in Nebraska, now
in railroad business, is visiting his
friend 7. H. Barne0, president OF
the Salem Land compa ny and look
ing over this country with a view
to future settlement
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mex. Patton are
as guests Miss Ella
Brown a former Salem resident,
of \. H. Brown then
state treasurer; Miss Nicnolson and
Miss Looms, of Millhurst. near
Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Goltra of
Portland came up on the II o'clock
train this morning and stopped off
to take dinner with Mrs. Goltra's
parents, DIR. and Mrs. J. Reynolds.
They will take the evening train for
to spend Sunday with Mrt
G's folks.
Mr.. Ed. Crawford returned to-day
from the sea shore, where he has
been taking a vacation "for his
health" you know, but they do say
he was very fond of listening to
the language Of the wild sea
W aves" with other ears to accom-
in the pleasing meditations.
Mr.. Ed. ID. Crandall, a former
Salem boy, now one of the famous
tenor singers of the Pacific coast is
in the city, and may be in
iuced to assist in a grand musical
concert with local talent before he
proceeds to Seattle, where he is en-
gagged to teach music in the Uni
versity of Washington.
Messrs. II. \. Thomas, w +.
Seaver and Geo. w. Watt returned
O-day from their trip by team to the
Sestucca country, and they were
more anxious to get rid of the real
estate they had picked up on the
way than they usually are. They
had a grand time and caught lots of
.rout.