Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-26

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points.
Miss Alma Wooley, of Waterloo,
left today via steamer Ruth for Pen
dleton.
Rev. John Parsons went TO Candy
this afternoon in the interest of Will
lamette.
Mrs. Stinson and daughter, Mrs.
prettyman, have gone to Newport for
two weeks.
Miss Edna Price returned today
from two weeks visit with relatives
at Waterloo.
T. d. Jones and family returned
Wednesday evening from an outing
at Ocean Park.
Nj. Klinger and son, Ernest, went to
Canby'and Portland this morning on
short business trip.
Mrs. q. P. Bishop and son Roy, ar
rived home today from three weeks
sOiourn in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Gray and
Mrs. G.. G.. Lownsdale returned today
from Yaquina and Newport.
Jas. RAIDER, the expressman, has
been eff the street few days, owing
to Illness of his wife and daughter.
Mrs. E, f. Cleaver, who has been
visiting Mrs. M. y. Ferree, feft this
afternoon for her home at Pendleton.
G. A. Sehlbrede, the Douglas county
politician, was in the city today con-
ferring with Salem leaders of the
party.
Miss Floy Watkins, of Eugene, left
this afternoon for Meacham, Eastern
Oregon, where she will join her
mother.
Geo Barr went to Harrisburg today
where his family are camping and he
is experimenting a steam shovel gang
for the S. p. Co.
Architect Burggraf was on the
streets today, completely recovered
from his recent illness and shaking
hands with his many friends.
Mrs. Sam Kerr, accompanied by her
son Fred, come down from Corvallis
this afternoon, and is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank BowersoX.
II. w. Prescott, who is lying Sc
riously i'll with stomach trouble at
his home in Yew Park, rested easily
last night, but his condition is crit
ical.
Miss Hattie f. Rice. who has been
visiting her old school-mate and inti-
mate friend, Mrs. Max Buren, left
this morning for her home at Tren-
ton, Mo.
Mrs. Ben Cook, of Highland, ac-
companied by Miss Green, Friend
evangelist from London, and Mrs.
of san Jose, Cal, went to
Marion today.
Ed. Hostettler, the insurance man
who was the subject of difficult sur
gical operation at the hands of DR..
Robertson, is reported doing very
we'll at the Salem hospital.
Rev. j. S. White, of st, Joseph's
Catholic church, went TO st. Louis
today to participate in the Patron
Feast of the local church which will
be observed there today.
Drs. d. A. Paine and w. T. Will
hanson, of the state insane asylum,
accompanied by their families and |
Miss Rosalie Friendly, of Eugene, left
this morning for an outing in the
Nestucca country.
Julius Pincus, the Portland hop |
buyer, was in the city last evening,
going down the valley this morning.
Mr.. Plncus places the Oregon hop
crop for 1897 at from $4,000 to $1,000
bales.
Miss Addie Chamberlain, who has
been visiting Miss Clora Pooler for the
past twoweeks returned to Albany last
night. She was accompanied home
by Miss Po0ler who will visit in AL
bany for about two weeks.
d. W. Matthews left this morning
for Evanston, Minnesota, where he
will assume the position of Govern.
nent Examiner of the Chippewa
Pine Lands, 10 which he was recently
appointed. His family will remain in
salem.
Col. J. B. Eddy, editor of the Rose
burg Plaindealer and member Of the
railroad commission passed through
10 Portland this afternoon. He win
be ia attendance at a meeting of the
that will in all probability
be held ia Salem tomorrow.
Chas II. Cusick, druggist at the ],