The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-13

Monterey as division officer when Ma
Mia was taken was in the city today.
He saws IL will be more favorable 10 the
men to have them mustered out at
Frisco. They need all the pay they
can get. They have had an exhausting
campaign and are not in good order for
marching around. The principal thing
man wants when he gets back is good
beefsteak, strawberries and cream and
long nights rest.
Representative S. G.. Hawson, of
Arlington, Gillian county, is in the
city, and reports that without doubt the
wheat crop of Eastern Oregon has suf-
fered terribly from hot winds. The
winter wheat froze out, and the spring
wheat Is in bad shape.
Capt. Paul Hubbard, Of Partland, and
Lieut., Johnson, Of Chehalis, arrived to-
day TO assist the local Salvation Army
in holding the fort for two weeks. The
latter will remain as one Of the staff of
the new ensign expected TO arrive soon
from California.
Mrs. w. r. Winans, went 10 Oregon
City today by steamer, while MIR.
Winans and the chileren will drive TO
Gladstone Park where the family will
camp through the Chautauqua.
Mrs. c. f. Short and daughter, Grace,
and son, Merle, who have been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. f.. g. Kirby, at
Howell Prairie, left this morning for
her home in Portland.
b. NJ. Smith, Of Champoeg, went
home on the boat last evening taking
his saddle horse with him. Mr.. Smith
has been buying sheep and cattle in the
vicinity of Salem.
II. G. Wright, Portland monument
man, was in the city today on business
connected with the Sam Ramp monu-
ment, which has been shipped from
Barre, Vt.
Aleck Moir is off or his summer out
ing on the Breitenbush. lie will be
Joined by G.. A. Bach, Mr.. Keil, John
Moir jr., Howard Damon and Chas.
Good.
J. Duff McAndie and wife, of Ante
lope, Wasco county, who have been
visiting friends about Salem several
days left for home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Davis, who have
beenin the city for a week, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Evans returned
to Portland today via steamer.
II. w. Meyers and NJ. w. Meyers, OF
the firm OF Joseph Meyers and Son, left
on their annual eastern tour to purchase
goods for their Salem store.
Mrs. d. NJ. Eckman OF Moscow, Idaho,
arrived today TO become the guests ior
the summer OF Mrs. A. c. Loucks on
Fifteenth street.
Percy Levar, of THE JOURNAL local
force, accompanied by Mrs. Levar and
little daughter, left. today for an outing
at Yaquina Bay.
Mrs. f.. Krengel and children Of Al
bany are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. q,
A. Whale in this city, arriving today via
steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Ives Of Detroit
returned to their home today after q
short visit at Salem.
j. j. Harris, of Cottage Grove, who
has been visiting in Salem, went to New
berg this morning.
Penrhyn Kantner, went to Lafayette
this morning TO visit his brother Clii'
ford.
Mrs. J. S. Wyant, of Marion, was IN
the city today on an shopping trip.
Mrs. +. Thrall one of Albany's teach
ers is the guest Of Mrs. Earl Race.
Prof. J. B. Horuer OF the agricultural
college was in town today.
Judge James B. Coffee and nephew
returned 10 San Francisco.
w. Il. Way went to Portland today
ON business and pleasure.
W. w. Hall went to Woodburn
awheel last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Davis went IA
Morrison today.
County Judge Barton, of Albany, was
in town today.
County Judge Terrell, returned from
Portland today.
Chas. Lane went TO Independence las,
evening,
Mrs. NJ. n. Warner went To Newburg
today.
THR Journal as usual had the first
news OF the Oregon volunteers. The
Portland Telegram Wednesday evening
had not word of their arrival
Police Judge Judah Of Salem has 50
Tar written the best poem of the well
come Ia the returning Oregon pioneers.
lie can pen a pOetical sentence or a ho-
hos sentence with equal facility.
The ROseburg Evening Review had
the news Wednesday OF the volunteers
returning Hut what allied the Portland