Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-02

late guest of Miss Edith Lewis re-
turned to her home today.
Engineer O'Niel, OF the S. p. Co. at
Ashland, stopped off for visit with
Mel Hamilton, formerly his fireman.
Bert E. Haney, of Lafayette, is
visiting at the home of his uncle,
Geo. G. Bingham, for short time.
W. II. Dlckey left last evening for
San Jose Cal, where he has secured
employment with wholesale house.
Miss Anna Grain, OF Seattle, left for
her home today after a short visit
with her friends, the Misses Coleman.
VIII Morris will Leave this evening
for Palo Alto where he will attend
Stanford university the coming year.
Misses lima and Constance III OIL
land returned Sunday from a visit
with friends in Portland and Oregon
City,
E. Cohen who has been visiting at
the home OF ii. Zandmer for some
days won't to his Portland homo Tho
afternoon.
Mrs. b. X. Jackson, OF Brownsville.
returned to her home this morning
after visit with her son, Mr.. James
Wilson, Of this city.
Geo. Dunsford and wife left today
for Wllholt, where Mr., Dunsford will
do the plumbing for large drier
which is being built there.
Mrs. Bates, the wife of Senator
Bates, Of Portland, left for Lebanon
this morning, for a visit with friends
after pleasant sojourn here.
Miss Lena Feuscke, of Minnesota,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mr..
Q. Schramm, of this city, left for
visit with Albany friends today.
j. b. Benoit reached home last d light
after a stay of three years In Callfor-
MIA, where he has been following his
trade as carpenter.
j. O'Donald went to Portland, this
morning to attend the funeral of his
daughter Mrs. Emma Amadon, who
died In that city Wednesday.
Mrs. S. A, Campbell and daughter,
OF Oregon City, returned to her home
today after short Visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs, ii. b. Holland.
Among those returning from
Newport today were: Mrs, E.
Breyman, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. W. II.
Gray, Mrs. Carter and daughter Miss
Pesrl.
Colfax, Wash, Advocate:--E Eugene
well-known banker OF
Salem, Or, passed through Colfax
Wednesday, euronte for Moscow TO
look after his financial interests,
Florist Wallace at the Willamette
TO enlarge his flower, palm
and fern show. Ladies' who have not
seen his collection should call, as he is
/ we'll informed botanist
Mrs. II, II. Hubbard accompanied
by her aunt Msr. Il. j. Cornell, re-
turned this afternoon from La
Tayette mineral Springs where she has
been for the last six months for her
health.
John Brooks and r. ii. Bertsell, two
irugmen well known In Salem, were
business visitors 10 several small
Galley towns yesterday. On the route
hey killed lS large China pheasants
With IA discharges OF their guns,
A. L. Tribbey, ofiBuckley, Illinois,
arrived In the city last night. lie Is
In old friend aud cO-worker OF Man
lger w. w. Cunningham, of the o. w.
Z. II. Association, and Is in the hemp
industry at Gridley, California. Tie
Is much pleased with Oregon and will
spend several days In this vicinity.
Bert Savage says the newspaper re-
ports were wrong in regard 10 his
trouble with John Holman at Albany,
He did not mistake Mr.. Holman for
another man aud they came 10 blows
as result OF a heated controversy ia
The hotel st. Charles. That was ali
there was OF II, Mr.. Savage says.
Nobody need havo nsuraleia. 0at IN. nIfla.s