Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-05-15
SALEM PERSONAL NEWS

town SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Johnson OF scic
are Salem visitors.
d. A. Smith went to Albany on bust
ness last evening
L. Dodson returned from two-week'
visit at Hood river.
C. A. Whale received a cargo OF organs
on Saturday by boat.
G. G. Cooper, went to Albany Satur-
day evening via steamer.
John Odlin went down to Lincoln this
NOR ming for a visit with friends.
Mrs. Gwladys Hooker returned from
a visit from Portland last evening.
Mrs. w. T. Plowman, of Portland is a
guest of G. NJ. Lockwood and family.
Mrs. NJ. Garner was passenger to
Corvallis on the Ruth to visit friends.
Senator Joseph Simon was passenger
on last nights overland for San Francisco.
Mrs j. Buell. was passenger for
Mon mouth on the boat Saturday even
ing.
Stella Van Avery came up from Port
land to visit with Salem friends for
few days.
X. c. Taylor went to Portland via
boat this morning to visit with friends
for week.
Mrs. L. c. Mccoy is visiting at the
home of her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
John Lewis.
Martha Hammock, aged 80 years, was
brought to the asylum, on Saturday,
from Castor.
Miss Cecil Ra.npey OF Harrisburg
came down Sunday to be guest Of Mrs.
Riley Thomas.
James Gesner, a newcomer, from the
east, went down to Corvallis where he
has obtained work.
j. L. Osborne was passenger down
this morning via steamer for The Dalles,
where he will reside.
Mrs. Woodcock returned from Cor
wallis where she had been visiting her
son NJ. s. Woodcock
Mrs. Coddington, OF Milwaukee has
returned east after visit with Mr.. and |
Mrs. II. V, Matthews,
Mrs. J. Myers. OF Portland, was up
to visit her mother, Mrs. j. Sharpe,
who is i'll, returning Sunday.
Mar Patterson, of independence, re-
turned there Saturday having been in
Salem being treated for deafness.
J. c. Johnson, who has been visiting
among the johnson army in the forks
OF the Santiam, has returned home.
Jas. Lalley and VIM. Fowler, parole
patients of the state insane asylum, went
10 Portland being accompanied by rel
atives.
Miss Althea Brandenberg returned
Saturday from Lebanon, where she has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Cooper.
Miss Myrtle Baker, OF Corvallis, who
has been visiting friends in Salem, re-
turned there on the Ruth Saturday
evening.
s. N. Nye left on Saturday for the At
lin gold mining country in Alaska. He
expects to go in with the Geo, S. Down
ing party.
Mrs. b. B. Irvine and children left
Sunday for Spokane to spend few
weeks as the guests Of her sister, Mrs.
Geo Saubert.
Mrs. Richard Ryley and three chill
dren left today for Salida, Colo, TO join
Mr. Ryley who has position there in
the car shops.
DIR. G. IL. Gordon, former principal
OF schools at Beloit, Wis, was a guest
OF Justice X. IL. Bean, OF the supreme
court, leaving Sunday.
Henry b. Thielson, secretary OF the
Salem Chamber of Commerce, has re-
turned fIOm Portland, where he has
been on business for the board.
Bert Hawk, j. L. McGregor S. +.
Conrad and NJ Canderman, OF sacra-
mento, Calf. have arrived to take
charge of the hop ranch Of Horst Broth
ers, formerly knowna4 the "Beak farm"
north OF Salem.
Rev. Tugo, the German Lutheran
pastor at Mt. Angel, Albany and Salem,
preached on Sunday afternoon at the
East Salem church. This denomination
will hereafter hold their services in the
German Reformed church, on Capital
street.
Elmer Kightlinger, of the Siletze In
dian Agency, has been Salem visitor
for few days. Ae expects 10 go y the
Round Valley Agency, Cal, where he
has been promoted TO a better position
than the clerkship which he has form
erly held
The Yaquina Tug, one OF whose ed
itors is Miss Ada +. Soule, a rather
versatile journalist, has this about The
JOURNALS woman edition; The editorial
page of the Salem Journal last
Saturday was coneocted by woman.
1t was an eyentiul day in the life
Of the Journal, that editorial page
being by far the best ever placed te-
fore its readers.