Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-03

Following weather will be accept
able for all hoppickers and fruit
men. Tonight fair Sunday fair,
warmer.
G.. W. Woodson, accompanied by
Stowall Dawson who has been visiting
him for some time, went to Albany
today.
J. A. Dummltt, travelling secretary
OF the Y. M. @. n. went to Portland
this morning after short buslnes
visit In this city.
A. Il. Stanton went to Chemawa
this afternoon, where he will lay out
the plans for large $4,000 school
building to be built there.
Mrs. Frank e. Hodgkin went to
Oregon City today for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Bergman Jennings.
Mrs. Hodgkin Is out today for the
first time for 10 weeks haylng been III
for that length OF time.
A party consisting OF Paul &. Bates
Misses Linnie Statesman, Stella Skiff
and Charlotte Hellenbrand will drive
oyer TO Independence where they will
attend dance at the Auditorium
tonight reurning by moonlight.
Rick Dearborn left this morning
for Ithica, New York, where he will
attend Cornell University for the
coming college year. Mr., Dear born
Will 20 by rail to Quebec and from
thence up the st. Lawrence river and
across the lakes TO Utica.
VIM. Alternately, the son of Oregon's
first governor, arrived in the city on
the overland this morning from his
home Ia Coos county. He stopped
over till the afternoon train and Will
visit Portland and other northern
points about three weeks.
@. b. Hanthorn and A. Welch. pro.
prletors of the Columbia Electrical
and Repair Co., OF Astoria, left this
for their homes. The gen.
tlemen sput in a Icommutor on the
dynamo .at the reform school and
other repairs TO the electric plant
there.
DR.. James Withycombe, state yeter-
marian, has rendered his resignation
TO the governor, to take effect by
October !. The object OF Dr.. Witty
resignation is TO accept the
position TO which he has been elected
In the state agricultural college. DIR.
was In the city Friday,
enr0ute to Corvallis. He has sug
gested DR., William McLane, OF Port
ank, as his successor.
The most perfect summer weather
"a the world continues to bless the
Valley. Just warm
enough TO make crops OF all kinds,
1ut not hot enough for discomfort
,he universe can't match IL. Country
'oads leading to Salem are again
iusty after the rain, but the atmos-
,hcne is clear and lnvlgoratlng for
he busy hop picking season,
Elder Robert. "A. Slyter, OF Forest
irove, came TO Salem yesterday TO
conduct the dedication of the Church
Il God, builC this season about a block
vest OF the North Salem school. The
was not ready and the elder
went on 10 AumsYllle 10 hold services.
In this denomination the preachers
work for living when not preaching,
Ind have no salaries but the yolun-
AIRY donations OF their members. Mr..
Slyter is a plain. rough looking
'armer and wears no garb 10 dlstin-
guIsh him from working people.
Master HollIster Chamberlain, son
)f Hon. NJ. l.. Chamberlln, had the
several days ago TO fall
from a tree while playing with some
other boys, aud serlouly cut his face.
A sharp limb or some other projection
entered below the chin aud came
through just In front OF the lower
Teeth, leaving serious wound. The
;ut, which was about an inch long,
vas stitched up, aud although the
title mau Is suffering considerable
pain and nc0Lylnlence. the wound is
nof eonoidarad danoarona