Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-15
LOCAL AND Personal.

ltOnu tDe eACuTSlOu party.
Prof Parvin went to Portland
this afternoon to be absent few |
days.
F. A. Legg has gone to Portland
and will probably visit Mt. Hood
before returning.
Mrs. r.. ). Bean is quite ill at
her home on Court Street.
Dan Tarpley, is at Newport for a
short layoff.
Miss Minnie Colwell, of Gilbert
Bros. bank, is visiting at Newport.
Sam. Adolph came home from
Nye creek today. He was loaded
down with some choice specimens
of the native rhododeDdrous.
Hon. John M. Mimic. returned to
Portland this afternoon.
Maj. Hodgkin, with his children
Maggie and Rockey, went to Port
land today.
Jay G. Smith, returned today from
Newport, with his family who have
been visiting over there.
Judge Murphy and son Chester
went over to Seal Rock today.
Miss Ella Claggett left this morn
ing for Mehama.
Miss Addie Bowersox, manager
of the telephone Office, left this
morning for Corvallis, whence she
goes with a party of friends to the
bay.
Misses Bertha and Virginia Byrd
were passengers for Newport this
morning.
Mrs. DR.. Lund and Miss Minnie
Holman went over to Newport this
morning.
Misses Gusta and Z,idee Palmer,
two of Salems brightest young pro-
fessiona. ladies started for their sum-
mer vacation at Newport.
Max Buren and Clarence Hamil-
ton went over to Newport this morn
/ ing to drink little salt water for
their health.
Landlord Wagner returned to-
+day with his family, who have been
at Newport for a week.
Hon. jeff Myers and DR.. A. F.
Jefferys returned to day from Scio,
where they had been to see the
Senator's sick father, who is much
improved.
Alderman and Mrs. Geo. Collins
arrived home at o'clock this morn
ing from Slab creek, loaded down
with bear, venison, fish glory and
thoroughly soaked wardrobe.
The Chinaman who was arrested
for immortality was this afternoon
discharged by Judge Goodell, for
want of evidence.
The Tacoma and Portland base
ball mines are in the city, and play
ing match game at the ball
grounds this afternoon. A large
crowd has gone out to witness the
game.
Auditing Clerk Frank Lowell, of
the state department has gone TO
San Francisco.
Mckinley Mitchell is in the city,
as a witness in the Chinese suit.
DR.. and Mrs. w. It. Williamson
are rusticating at the Yaquina bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Flagg and
little son have returned from their
visit on the Columbia.
c. Il. Gabrielson aud family left
for Newport today for a short visit.
Misses Julia and Amelia Metschan
were among the gay throng that
left for Newwoit this morning.
o. for respectable country road
in Salem!
Unless the city council does some
thing for Salem's streets very soon,
our name will be mud next winter.
Oregon fruit. peaches and water
melons, fresh from the growers, at
Clark & Eppley's.
BIAS" Wagner is home from Seal
Rock, where he has been rusticat-
ing for several weeks. While away
he has had his ''nose pealed" quite
badly-by the sun, of course.
A handsome line of angora rugs
/ just opened up at Keller d Marsh
-ssee them, all colors; fresh goods.
Thos. Mccarthy. the detective
who has been so successful in secur-
ing the trio of boat burners. left to-
day for Portland. He will go from
there 10 San Francisco, aud will be
back here two weeks before the trial
begins in October. He will assist In
the prosecution.
Mrs. s. G. Grubbe, returned today
from her summers vacation, having
visited Puget sound points, Portland,
McMinnyilIe and Newport, besides
having spent several weeks In the
mountains beyond Yamhili. She
returns much refreshed for the
school work.
Dayton Herald: Salem now pre-
senis lively aspect and with the
improvement being made 1t the
capital building and on the streets,