Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-27

Mrs. Wilson Putnam and daughter
of West Salem, returned home last
evening after a visit with Mrs. Put
nam's parents in Burlington, Yer
mont
S. L. Charlton Of Ames, Iowa ar
rived in the city last Saturday to
make an extended visit with his
brother w. }. Charlton Of North Sa-
lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holman. Mrs,
John Holman and Master George
Lunn reached home Friday afternoon,
after six weeks pleasantly spent at
YaquiDa.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Srolt, Miss
Ethel Cusick, Frank X. L,yell, Ed
Giltner and w. a. Morse. who haye
beer camping at Woods, are expected
home this evening.
Superintendent Carter and,daugbter
Miss Mabel returned Thursday after.
noon from leugthy visit at at New
port. The rest of Nr. Carter's family
will return the coming week,
Miss Pearl Applegate returned
Thursday from an extended visit with
her sister Mrs. Kate Woodruff of
Dayton Wn. She was accompanied
by Mrs. woodruff and son Cyrus who
will visit for Il short time here.
Miss Ellie Howard returned to
Portland Wednesday morning after
brief.yisit with parents and friends
in the Capital city. Miss Howard is
now living with her sister Mrs. Stipc,
of Portland, lately left widow.
DR.. Eppley, formerly of this city. but
now for some years past a practicing
dentist at Monmouth, is again
moying his family to this city, where
he will reside in his old residence. DR..
Eppley will open an Office here in the
near future.
Ex-Governor Il. f. Moody, was a
passenger for The Dalles this morn
ing. He was accompanied by his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. II. Moody
and children who have been visiting
with Coy. Moody and family at the
seaside and at their city home for
some weeks.
ReY. ii. E. Wallace, pastor of the
Second United Presbyterian church
of Portland, and wife, who have been
visiting at the farm home Of Mrs. r
S. Wallace, west Of Salem, for the past
three weeks returned to their home in
Portland Friday afternoon, after a
pleasant time spent in our city
The Misses Winnie Rigdon, Anna
Lee. Winnie BelIinger, Helen Atwood,
Alma Pohle, and Edna Pohle, who
have been campcd at Silver Creek
Falls for the last two weeks returned
Wednesday after very pleasant out
ing. TIE stage in which they tray
elled on their return trip broke do yn
and they were compelled TO cache
their household goods and come in
YehlcIe'
Miss Lucia Cochran, who attended
school in Portland last year, left
Sunday afternoon for the metropolis
for a short visit with her brother,
John W. Cochran now With Battery
b. at Selwood Park. Monday Miss
Cochran left oyer the Central Pacific
enroute for Boston, Mass, where she
Will attend one Of the large music
for the coming two
years. Miss Cochran has quite a
in this city aud Portland
as vocalist and performer, and her
many friends wish her success
in her studies in the east.
NEW FORT NOTES.
Wednesday evening the Misses
Bayley entertained at their beautiful
home on Yaquina Bay. The home
8as tastefully decorated with ivy, cut
flowers and potted plants from Miss
Bayley's conservatory. The stair
ways leading to the home and the
porch were lighted with japanese
lanterns, and the view, with the baC
ia the foreground and the lights Of
Newport in the distance, almost made
US believe that we were in Venice.
The following choice musical program
was listened to during the evening,
Duett - "Mardl Gras Carnival" +"
Miss Mamie Bayley and Miss Penn
Vocal Solo-"Three GIFTS" Mr..
Geo. CTamer.
Vocal Solo-"Little Ialler Gal,
Miss Lulu Spangler.
Violin Solo - "Marituna," Hiss