Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-23

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Joseph Kuerton, the Oregon City
Soap manufacturer, was in the city
tod ~
Walter Holman, OF the QuartzvTlle
mines, is In the city on a visit TO rel
atlves.
Mrs. Toedtemeier, OF Stafford Is a
guest at the home of Rev. j. Muell-
haupt.
j. NJ. Huntington, Of The Dalles,
was today commissioned notary
public.
II. WenderOth. Of the Columbia, re-
turned today from short outing at
Detrost.
Mrs. G.. b. Barr left this afternoon
on visit to her mother at Fossil,
Eastern Oregon.
Oscar Johnson, the young clothier,
has gone to Nestucca for few days
fishing and rest.
Mrs. N. Brown, aged 80 years, of
Portland, was received at the Insane
sylum hst evening.
Il. Shut, OF Subllmity, was a Salem
visitor today, returning home in the
cool OF the evening.
Murray Wade attended the graduat-
ing exercises at the Chemawa Indian
training school today.
President p. l.. Campbell, Of the
Monmouth State Normal School, was
Salem visitor today.
Mrs. II. l.. Mcclure and children
went to Newport today where they
will spend several weeks.
John Shaw Jr. who has been spending
several days in this city, guest at
the Cook Hotel returned to Dallas this
afternoon.
State Printer w. II. Leeds returned
this afternoon from Newport whittier
he went in search of location for his
family.
Miss Addle Irwin left on the early
morning train for Seattle where she
will be the guest OF relatives for
several weeks.
Miss Blanche George, Of Indepen-
dence, came down Wednesday morn
ing and is visiting her friend, Miss
Ermine Bushnell.
Mrs. G. III. Lane has been Ill with
malarIal fever for several days at her
home In Yew Park. Mr.. Lane was
also indlsposed today.
Druggist and Mrs. ID. j. Fry, ac-
companied by Grandma Fry, left this
morning for Neskowne where they
will spend several weeks.
Mrs. A. Il. Linn and NJ. M. Whan
went TO Chemawa this afternoon to
attend the commencement exercises
at the Indian Training school.
Druggist and Mrs. j, ii. Lunn, Mrs.
Thomas Holman, Mrs. John Holman
and Master Lloyd Brown left this
morning for an outing at Slab Creek
Mrs. Jas. Bachelor left today for
an outing In the mountains above
Silver Greek Falls. She will be fol-
lowed by Mr.. Bachelor In about ten
days.
Policeman and Mrs. ID. l.. Fiester
went 20 Newport this morning for !
ten days outing. In the mean time
Mr., Flester's place will be filed by |
"Doc." Gibson.
F.G, Davis, the popular travelling
salesman, accompanied 10y Mrs. Davis,
left this morning for Mt. Hood, where
they 'wlll enjoy an outing OF about |
two weeks duration.
MIR. and Mrs. w, ii. Savage went TO
Portland this morning. Mr.. Savage
goes In the interest of the state fair,
while Mrs. Savage will visit with
friends for several days,
Rev. John Parsons, presiding elder
for Salem district went 20 Candy this
morning for brief visit at the camp
meeting, being held there. He ex-
poets TO return this evening.
Fred Bowersox, who makes the
candy and prepares the ices az the
Spa, was among the Salemites attend
ing the Chemawa Indian training
school commencement exercises today.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Anderson left
today for season at Idahna, on the
upper o, q. & E. railway. They viii
visit the Hot Springs aud other points
of interest, and return when they get
a good ready.
Mrs. II. V. Moorhouse and daugh-