Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-06


Mckay and Helen Sutherland arr
visiting friends in Jefferson.
Mr.. w. w. Cunningham, OF Port
land, has returned home after pleas
ant visit with Mrs. VIM. Brown.
Mrs. F. a. Moore and son +. j. Moore
left for San Francisco Monday for
visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorval Irwin are
visiting Mr.. 1rwins parents Mr.. ano
Mrs. ID. B. Irwin on Church street.
Mrs. G. A. Rockwell is visiting heI
husband at Portland, who is connected
with the Salem improvement COM
pany,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rs Fairbank, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Walker and Mrs.
A. II. Sharer left Monday for Netarts
Bay.
Mrs. j. j. Dalrymple, Mrs. Joe Al
bert, Mrs. Otto Krausse, and Mrs
John Griffith are at Newport for a
month.
Rey. and Mrs, Ii. +. Wallace OF
Portland arc spending the summer at
the Willows, the farm of Mrs. r. 5.
| Wallace.
Mrs. Biesen and daughters who have
been visiting Mrs, Phil Metschan for
few days left for an outing at New
port Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mr..
Werner Breyman, are home from
Mehama where they spent few days
very pleasantly camping.
Miss Leona Gilmore, formerly of
Salem, has returned from San Fran
cisco, and is the guest of Mrs. Geo.
f. Smith On Marion Street.
There will be a grand International
Demonstration at the Salvation Army
Barracks tonight. A. good time is as
sured and everyone is invited.
Tom Mcdonald and Roy Davis, the
two head La Corona rollers at Hucke-
STEMS cigar factory left Friday for a
two weeks outing at Slab creek.
Mrs. S. w. Thompson are visiting
at the home of her parents Command
ant and Mrs. Byars, of the Soldiers
Home, at Roseburg'fer few days.
DR.. B. II. Bradshaw, accompanied
by his son George and his daughter
Carrie, left Wednesday for Frieport
ILL.,, where they will visit tilSl eptem-
ber 20.
Miss Emma Ford and Miss Helen
Alderman returned to their homes in
West Portland, Fri'ay, after a pleas
ant visit at the home of Mrs. l.. 5.
Winters.
Mrs. l.. Kerlez, Mrs Ethel McInnis
and Miss Lucy Ball, of Portland are
guests of Miss Lila Ollnger at 32l
Mill street. The entire party 20 for
an outing on Saturday near Turner.
Mr.. II. .Rauney and wife, who
have been visiting at the home OF
their daughter Mrs. A. e. Stanton,
for the past six weeks returned to
their home at Cedqrmills, Minn.,
Monday.
Motorman r.. S. Clark is running
his threshing machine this season
Mr.. Clark reports grain not turning
out so well as was anticipated on the
prairie. Mr.. Clark says the hill grain
is yielding better.
Miss Alice Davis left Friday for a
visit ia Linn county and at Newport.
Upon her return she will leave shortly
to pursue her dental studies in San
Francisco. Her cousin Miss Mary
Davis accompanied her as far as
Shed DIS.
Miss Nellie Lousing very pleasantly
entertained a few of her many friends
at her home on the Garden road on
last Tuesday evening. Games, music
and social conversation held sway till
an early hour when ice cream was
served after which the happy guests
departed for their homes.
Mr.. Max NJ. Miller left on this
mornings overland for Colfax, Wn.r
where he has accepted position iu
the Second National Bank OF that
place. Mr.. Miller was widely known
and his departure is source of regret
to his many friends all of whom join
in wishing the young gentleman al
success and happiness in his new home
and future business.
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