Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-17
PERSONAL.

w. j. Culver is visiting in Port
land.
Chas. Davis, of Turner was in the
city today.
10. Bozorth went to Portland this
afternoon.
Rev. A. Robinson left today for
Albany and Lebanon.
Gov. w. p. Lord returned last eve
ming from Portland.
John King came down from the
reform school today.
Thos. Kay came down from Water
loo this afternoon.
q. w. Hubbard, the hop buyer, is
home from up the valley.
J. r. Linn, local hOpbuyea, is
home from up the valley.
S. N. Smell returned this morning
from short visit in Portland.
Miss Stella Sherman is in Portland,
the guests of friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steusloff re-
turned home from Portland last eve-
ming.
Ben White returned to the mines
at Anidem this morning after short
visit in this city.
Green b. Cornelius, that pure gold
free silver Bryan farmer from Marion,
was a Salem visitor today.
Miss Nettie Lightfoot went to
Portland this morning where she ex
poets to remain in the future.
Mrs. w. w. Hepburn went to Port
land Friday afternoon to visit the
exposition and also numerous friends.
Miss Minnie Tasker, of the Jeffer-
son Public school, came down this
morning to visit over Sunday with
relatives.
Mrs. L. S. Bennett, of Kelso, Wash.
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. w. w. Hepburn the past month,
left on he return trip Friday.
Rev. G.. w. Grannis and Rev. A.
Kershaw were last evening rendered
receptions by their respectine congre-
cations. An enjoyable time is re-
ported.
Rev. Elwood Scott and family left
Friday for Carthage, Ind, where they
will reside in the future. They will
stop at Seattle for u visit with rela-
tion enroute.
Sheriff Gage, of Coos county, was
in the city today. He estimates the
Coos county majority for Bryan will
reach eight hundred. Mr.. Gage will
pend Sunday with Dallas friends.
Jesse George, the lunch counter
man who has been so seriously i'll the
past fifteen days with typhoid mala-
rial fever and inflammation of the
stomach, was on the street today for
the first time since recovering from
his sickness.
Commandant w. II. Byars, of the
Soldiers Home at Roseburg, arrived
in the city yesterday on short visit
to his son, j. Rex Byars, assistant in
the Baskett Drugstore, and also for
the transaction of business, Mr..
Byars expects to return to Roseburg
this evening.
Moterman and Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l..
Bell thday went to Scio for a short
visit. Mr.. Bell is an emplOye of the
Salem MOter Railway Co., and spends
his annual outing OF two weeks every
fall, in the vicinity of Scio hunting
pheasants, quails and other small
game.
Rev. A. Lane, of st. Mary'S Or
phanS home located at Beaverton
Washington Co., arrived in the city
, this afternoon and is the guest of
Rev. j. S. White. Rev. Lane bears
the distinction of being the first ma
tive born Catholic priest in this state.
Fred Byers, former Salemite, son
of Hon. w. ii. Buyers of the Soldiers
Home, and who has for the past two
years been studying medicine with
Dr. Deardorf at Fresno, Cal, is now
in st. Louis, Mo-, taking finishing
course at the Barnes Medical College,
Fred is a bright young man, and will
no doubt return to the Pacific coast a
credit to his chosen profession
INSANE Sheriff Hare of ClatSOp
county today brought one Geo. Mic
alas, aged 81 years, TO the asylum.