Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-13
SOCIETY CHRONICLE.

turned home today.
C.V. Hellenbrand returned to Al
bany on the morning train.
Mrs. Cornell, matron Of the stat
insane asylum, spent Sunday at Jef
, ferson.
Mrs. u. +. Moody went to Portland
taking her little grandson, Frank Il
his home.
Scores Of delegates to the Epworth
League convention left for theiT
homes today.
Will james student at Willamette
University, spent Sunday with rela-
tlyes at Brooks.
Hon. j. M. Brown, Of Morrow
county, is a guest Of Prof. Y. M. Par
win, on Observatory hill.
j. J.,Dalrymple and wife are very
proud over the arrival Of their first
grandson at the home Of DR.. John
Griffith.
Mrs. o. L. Darling, wife Of the s.
p. baggage MASTER spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Hinkle, at Hubbard.
The bloomer has budded but never
blown. 1t don't go. In short, the new
woman doesn't take kindly to pants.
She Is the same old girl.
Mrs. j. r. Davis and Mrs. Frank
Porter, who were guests of Geo. W.
Davis and family, during the League
convention, returned to Shedds today.
Rev. w. T. Wardle, of Mizpah Pres
byterlan church, Portland, preached
morning and evening at the First
Presbyterian church to large audi |
ences.
Mrs. Mimic, wife of our present land
next county treasurer, who had been |
visiting at the beautiful farm homes
OF the Stelwer brothers, retuIne TO
Salem Observation-Disclosures Review.
Rev. G. C.Poling has been appointed
pastor Of the United Evangelical
Portland. Rev. Polling was
president OF the college at Lafayette,
aud Is a man of great eloquence and
learning. He has also a splendid
voice.
Rev. j. p. Farmer, OF the First
Baptist church Of Salem, is one of the
Good Citizenship" speakers at the
state Christian Endeavor meeting at
Oregon City. He is a practical man
In his religion as well as in business
and politics
A. Bradlsh, of Decorah, Iowa,
arrived In the city this morning from
California, where he has been spend
Ing the winter. Mr.. Bradshaw stopped
OH at Salem for short visit with DIR.
II. Cartwright before continuing his
journey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Yearly and
daughter Luella, Of Plttsburg, Pa,
arrived In the city this morning to
lt,thelr niece. Mrs. Il. II. Barnes.
They are making tour OF the West
visiting relatives and friends In the
cities of the coast states.
This morning, Mrs. Holton, SUPER
ntendent OF the orphans home,
urned over to its'mother n little two {
'ear-old tot that had been at the
lome for twenty months. The little :
me came there when IL was three
months old and weighed but five
'ounds. From this puny existence IL
las grown into a thrifty child, the life
nd Joy OF the household. AS the train c
'ulled out, and the matron waited IL
last farewell, IL was heart breaking \
see the dear little one repulse It's
wn mother and scream TO return 10 n
he home of its adoption, and the only
nother II had ever known. =.
THE ORIENT.
Rev. @. h. Cofin OF Chicago will give W
a address this Monday evening at
80, at the Friends church, in High. q,
and. The subject OF his address win
g The Orient and Foreign Lands.n
IT. Coffin has travelled great deal, ~
aS seen much OF the world, aud is an
xcellent speaker. All are kindly "
lyited, Seats free. II