Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-15

bank Of Portland is visiting friend:
In the city,
Leslie Hunter, went TO Portland
this morning where he will remain
for month or SO.
Mrs. Peter Fox returned to Port
land today after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Seeley.
A. M. Patrick left this morning for
che reform school where he will dc
carpentering several days.
Hon. ID. +. Thompson, a member
OF the state board Of equalization, was
a caller at the state capitol today.
The Tillson, Bartlett warehouse is
buying wheat today at 62 cents, and
have bought 1000 bushels since noon.
VIM. Vaughn, California miner,
aged 4S year4, was today committed
to the asylum from Josephine county.
The synod and preshytery OF the
United Presbyterian church are hold
ing sessions In Portland this week.
Mrs. s. b. Williamson, of San Fran
cisco, left for her home this morning
after a short visit with friends ln this
city.
Mrs. Marion Il, Cochran of the
faculty OF Willamette reached home
this morning from Canyouvllle,
Colorado.
Hon. J.yS. Smith and family and 1,
L. Jones have left Albany for Sum-
meryille, Union county, where they
will locate.
Rev. l.. PrzybYlski. OF Eugene left
for Candy this morning after a short
visit with Father DAILY of the St.
Joseph's church of this city.
The new sawmill erected by ]. G.
Goodale at Ccburg is to be started
Friday. Its capacity is estimated at
co. 900 TO 10000 feet per day.
Justice Bean of the supreme court,
accompanied by his son Ormond, left
for his summer outing at his mothers
home, Mapleton on the Siuslaw.
E. j. Miller and family left Wednes.
day for Canyonvllle, where they vii
make their home In the future. Mr..
Miller is going intothe stock business.
Hon. G. M. Irwin and General w.
IL. Odell departed Wednesday for Nc.
Minnville, where they will attend the
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church of the Pacific Northwest.
Special Agent i. j. Devlin, of the
Atlas Assurance Co. OF London, was
In the city Wednesday and filed with
State Treasurer bond TO do business
In this state.
Prof. francesca Saley, OF Kenton,
Ohio, arrived here last night on the
overland and is domiciled at the
Cottage. Mr.. Seley comes to look
over the tield here with u view OF as
suming the post of dean OF the college
OF music OF Willamette University,
Missionary Suevern and wife from
the CAMERON, Africa, are the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. G. Schunke OF North
Salem. After three years In the field
this missionary is making tour OF
this country, and will lecture at the
German Baptist church Sunday even
ing, and at Dallas, Sunday morning,
There Is general regret at Salem
over the defeat OF the Oregon horse,
Chehalls, at Rlgby, Me. He is now
10 new hands who have not learned
TO get speed out OF him. That he will
prove world beater aud was not
permanently injured by his former
owner will be demonstrated In the
opinion OF his friends here.
Mrs. j. G. Card, vice president;
Mrs. o. N. Denny, Secretary, and
Mrs. Leigh, of the Board OF Managers
for the Oregon Woman's Flax Fibre
Association, came up from P0rtlaud
this morning and are the guests OF
Mrs. Governor Lord aud accompa MED
by her visited the works OF the assO-
citation at North Salem.
Geo. w, DaYis has nearly recovered
from his prostratlon by heat while ir
Eastern Oregon engaged In railroad
construction. When the temperature
reached il3 10 the shade all outdoor
work had to be suspended, aud the
heated term lasted six weeks. Mr..
Davis says Sherman county will turn
OF -four million bushels OF wheat. IL
Is stacked up Ia mountains out OF
doors along the railroad tracks.
Mrs. Dwyer aud son returned from
hop picking at Gervals today She
reports that the crop falls short 10
many instances though large in the
aggregate. There Is plenty OF lup-
ulln but the crop was in many cases
picked too green,a owners were afraid
OF being caught by the early fall rains.
Mrs. Dwyer says there Is u great deal
Of business done at Gervals aud a
bank Is badly needed there.
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