Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-30
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III r. A. Erixson was Portland visitor
IN today.
q Hon. Thos. Kay returned this morn
L ing to Waterloo.
Il James Burdett went to Albany OF
II the morning local.
b Kola Neis, an Albany hopbuyer,
q was in the city today.
d Judge George II. Burnett went tO
l3 Portland this afternoon.
4 Secretary OF State ii. r. Kincaid
& went to Portland this afternoon.
II Mrs. j. Bowersox went TO Corvallis
= Wednesday morning where she is the
B guest Of friends.
Rev. p. c. Hetzler went to Portland
! this afternoon expecting to spend
Sunday in Morrow.
Joe Meeker, an Independence hop
buyer, made Salem business visit
today.
Gen. w. III. Odeli, clerk OF the
School Land Commission, was a Port
land visitor today.
c. Marsh returned this morning,
from Lower Soda Springs, where he
has spent ten days.
Mrs c. 7. Doty aud family have
gone to the mountains, near Mehama,
for short outing.
Miss Minnie Colwell, cashier OF
Gilbert Bros Bank Is in Albany today
on business and pleasure bent.
G.. Marsh returned this morning
from two weeks outing In the noun
tains in the vicinity OF Lebanon.
Mrs. Victor julien and baby re-
turned TO Portland this morning after
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. w. r. Anderson has returned |
from an outing at Detroit. Mr.. An
derson will remain several days longer.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Savage, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sayage's nephew A.
X. WOOdcOck went to Corvallis this
morning.
c. w. Boeschen, baker at the insane
asylum, accompanied by his son Ar
thur, left this morning for an outing
at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. LYnd, Of Port
land, are the guests Of Mrs. Lynd's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Sauvain,
In East Salem.
Miss Mamie Shea, OF Brownsville
who has been visiting Miss Bertha
Kay, went TO Turner this mornlig TO
continue her visit with friends.
II. M. Branson, w. A. Hamilton,
ID. A. White and son Floyd, are ex-
pected home this evening, from ten
days outing at Fish Lake. I
Miss Winnlfred Graham, who has
been the guest OF Miss Lenora Kay, II
the past week, Will return to Oregon
City Friday morning, on the boat, 4
Mr.. and Mrs, j. NJ. Matson and [
Misses Gertrude Brady and Cora Mat {
son, left this morning for Newport, !
where they will spend several weeks. /
Deputy Sheriff j. III. Meissner re-
turned TO Portland this morning hav-
Ing accompanied TO the asylum last
eyening.Mrs. Katie Frank, aged 81
years.
ii. NJ. Gibson and daughters, Misses
Lizzie and May, returned last evening
from visit TO California. They left :
this morning for their home at "
Clymer y
John Loesch, representing the hop r
irm OF A. Lehman & Co Of Cincin-
latl, left this afternoon for his east u
,rn home after Il six weeks visit in -
Oregon. -
Mrs. A. b. Cayender, sister to II. r
Il. Coshow OF the wooden mills, who n
has been visiting relatives In this city, n
eturned 10 her home at Brownsville NJ
his morning. II
q. III. Lane Is about the streetsagain A
.fter severe siege OF qulnsey. He Is
vas always very modest man but lCi
Or. Lane now insists that he knows b.
more than he did. w
B. $. Radabaugh met with an un- Ju
ortnuate mishap Wednesday when G.,
e fell from the loft 10 the barn floor lei
distance OF about 10 feet, sustaining vii
sprained ankle thereby. Ba
Judge and Mrs. II. S Bean aud chill w
ren, left this morning on visit at S.
he home OF Mr.. Beams mother, on IA
ne Suislaw, western Lane county.
he eldest son, Condor, accompanied H.
Is parents To Albany, when he left Br
" an outing at Newport. A.
O> rur pm ,D,,T ~, W,uon Ba
'uiser Philadelphia was lying in the D.
Ortland harbOf Claude paViOr went | Hl