Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-20
PERSONAL.

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city.
: B. j. Sharp transacted business ;
! Marion today.
VIM. Stanton left this morning fo
: North Yakima.
Thos. Kay returned to Waterloo o
the morning local.
Thos. Reynolds returned from Port
land this morning.
Miss Alice Balsley returned fror
Stayton on the 2:20 local.
Chas. Hellenbrand, Jr., returned I,
Albany on the morning local.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bard, of Aums
vile, were in the city today.
Attorney VIM. II. Holmes had legal
business in Portland today.
County Clerk L. A. Ehlen spent
Sunday on his farm, near Aurora.
Walter Holman returned to the
Quartzville mines this morning.
Billy Miller, salesman at the White
Corner, spent Sunday in Portland.
Jordan Purvine returned this after
noon from short visit at Albany.
Superintendent Early, of the deaf
mute school, was in the city today.
Secretary Of State Kincaid was a
Portland passenger on the 2:20 local.
Rev. W. Reynolds was a Portland
passenger via the Salem local today.
G. Snowden, returned this afternoon
from a business trip to Southern
Oregon.
Attorney j. A. Carson returned
from Albany on the early train Sum
day morning.
J. w. Cox left for Oregon City and
Portland this morning, on short
business trip.
Secretary of State II. r. Klncaid re-
turned from Eugene, on the overland
this morning.
Assistant Secretary Of State G. M.
lockwood returned from Eugene to
the afternoon local.
Banker j. S. Cooper, of Indepen-
dence, was a Portland passenger on
the afternoon local.
Geo. Irwin, assistant in state super
intendent's Office, went to Eugene
this morning on business.
c. Van Patton returned to Chemawa
this morning, having spent Sunday
with relatives in this city.
Walter Lyons, local correspondent
10 Oregonian, spent Sunday in Eu-
rene, returning on the early train
his morning.
Virgil Conn, represe ntative in the
asst legislature from Klamath aud
lake counties, has been renominated.
lie is an able, conscientious and gen.
,lemanly legislator.
Superintendent f. n. Derby, of the
Motor Railway Co., is about today for
he first time after n weeks siege of {
he cast-iron grippe. {
DIR. and Mrs. A. j. Giesy and little
on, returned to Poatland this after d
oon, after pleasant visit with
udge and Mrs. j. j. Murphy.
Prof. and Mrs. +. S. Dunn returned =
his afternoon, from Eugene, where [
hey have enjoyed short vacation,
ranted TO the faculty and students
{ Willamette university. S
Hon. David Craig, Of Macleay, was =
the city today and filed his accept. = :
nee Of the Republican nomination u
" representative. Mr. Craig says
le outlook for the Republican ticket
very encouraging.
The nomination of b. p. Taylor of
lis city for representative by the al
emocrats will be good news to many d'
layton citizens. Mr.. Taylor is q, q.
'ntleman worthy of the honor and d,
ell qualified for its duties should he Is
elected.-Stayton Mail. eN
h. Hoppe, foreman of the Thomas w
ay woolen mills at Waterloo, re- pa
rned to that city on the Roseburg ~ ~
'al, having spent Sunday with his "
mily In this city. Mr.. Hoppe ex- Is
cts to be transferred TO the Salem
Ills when they start.
H. H. Conoyer, editor of the DAYTON co
raid, spent Sunday at his family MI
me here. Mr.. Conover expects this
II TO vote at Salem, and to support fol
Republican ticket. He says the go
publican ticket in Yamhin county
Iich Is to be nominated today is a
rood one, and that it will be elected SUI
'r the Union bi-metallic ticket in
e field.
Hiss Portia knight, oldest daugh. "'
OF Col, N. b. knight of klamath UP
lis, though but recent acquisition =
the American stage, has gained the
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