Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-17

Mrs. f. A. Moores is a visitor ia
Portland, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Bowersox OF Cor
Wallis, are in the city the guests of
relatives.
A. e. Aufrcnc went to Waterloo
today to take charge of the fruit drler
built there by Thos. Kay.
Miss Lizzie Chesney. went to
Brownsville today where she will
reside during the winter.
Miss Sophie Wolf returned TO her
home at Sllverton today after short
visit with Mrs. Hal Patton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Looney, of Turner,
returned TO their home this morning
after q visit with Salem friends.
Miss Jessie Creighton and Miss
Ethel Frizzell, went TO Portland to.
day for short visit with friends.
Miss Rhoda Galloway, of Eugene,
returned home this morning after
q visit with friends at Amity.
Secretary OF State II. r. Kincaid
went to Eugene this morning for his
usual Sunday visit with his family.
Miss Pauline Miller, OF Portland, is
in the city the guest OF Miss Clora
Pooler, at her home near the asylum,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes, Miss
Hughes and Miss Wier, haye gone to
Silver Creek Falls for an outing OF a
couple Of days.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Barrows will
return this evening on the boat from
Seaside where they have been camping
for the past six weeks.
John A. Carson, DIR. A. b. ellis,
b. f. Glltner, ~. N. Gilbert, q. b.
Moores and Judge j. @. Moreland
went to Portland this afternoon.
Frank Goodell, of the Portland
Western Union main office, IS visit
Ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Goodell during short vacation.
Mrs. Claud Thayer, of Tlllamook,
arrived today for visit at the
home OF her father, Hon. A. Bush.
Judge Thayer of Portland accom-
panied her.
The morning overland due here at
7 O'Clock, did not reach this city till
1890 The delay was due to some
trouble encountered In the Sacra-
mento Canyon Ia California.
John Brooks the State street drug
gist, win return from a hunting trip
In the Santiam mountains this even
ing. The friends of Mr.. Brooks are |
preparing to eat much game and hear
many bear stories.
Mrs. L. W. McAdam, returned to
Oregon City, today after visit with
the Misses Sklff at their home on
Liberty street. Mrs. McAdam is a
teacher In the Oregon City schools,
and was formerly similarly employed
In Salem.
Adam Ohmart, telegraphed fro III
Seattle that he was en- route TO Salem,
and would arrive here today. Mr..
Ohmart is returning from the Klon-
dixie country in Difference To his
health, which has suffered much dur
Ing his stay there.
Miss Ferne Bentley is home from
ten weeks stay In the mountains near
The Dalles. This fortunate young
lady has been elected as teacher In
several schools, the latest being at
Albany which she will probably ac>
cept.
Harold Gilbert, who has been Wis
lting his uncle, A, II. Gilbert left
for Portland on his wheel,
going from thence 10 his home at
Moscow, Ihado. He was accompanied
as far as Hubbard by MS cousin, Miss
Claudia Gilbert, who made the re.
turn trip on the train.
@, +. Bartholoms, salesman for a
Portland wholesale liquor house has
Just put In day at Salem aud reports
trade in his line tifty percent better
Than year ago. He says there will
No large crowds at the State fair.
Gibson Il. White OF Highland
who was formerly in busl-
ness with o. p. Dabney, has Just re-
.urned from the Klondlke country.
where he went last spring. He has
not grown rich but Is fully
physically. HIS health
$ much improved.
Geo. w. Davis went 10 Pioneer TO
lay "a look after his quarry interests.
lie says the proposed harbor Improve
nent at faquina BAY will require
rom seven 10 eight hundred thous-
nd tons OF stone, aud II will tax all
uarFies on the river 10 yet out that :
"a QUIT OF material.