The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-11-18
PERSONAL
MOVEMENTS
People In the City From other
Towns on Business and Vls-
itIng Friends.

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ltIng Friends.
Mrs. T. NJ. Eckhart went TO Dallas
today.
Judge G. II. Burnett is at Portland
today.
Andrew Hansen went to Hubbard
today.
Rev. d. II. Leach went 70 Dayton this
morning.
Mrs. Alonzo Gesner went to Portland
this morning.
T.. f. Parkhurst went to Portland
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. Mccormack went
10 Portland today.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Adair,of Noble,
Or, are visiting in Salem.
j. Il. Scott and son Samuel left this
morning for San Franciso.
+. J. Roth and Miss Bertha Roth
went TO Portland this morning.
Mrs. Ben Goliath went to Chehalis,
Wash, on visit this morning.
Mrs. p. II. Dawson and daughter left
Friday for Portland and Frisco.
Capt. Il. X Barnes and wife returned
from visit at independence this morn
ing.
Miss Bessie Sherman has gone to take
a position as little boys matron at Che
mawa.
Miss Lena Brandt has returned from
a visit to Dallas and Independence
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Mckinney
have gone 10 their farm at Turner for a
few days.
DR.. II. J. Minthorn, Misses Gertrude
and Mary Minthorn went TO Marion to
spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sullivan returned TO
Newport today after a weeks VISIT with
Mr.. and Eugene Willis.
G. A. Mclaughlin and w. w. Per-
cival came down from Independence
his morning via steamer.
Mrs. S. w. Thornton Of Portland who
has been visiting Salem friends returned
this morning to her home.
Mrs. N. A. Wallace, of Newberg. who
has been visiting friends in Salem re- ,
turned home this morning. q
IDave Simpson came down from Indie 1
Dendence this morning where he spent
several days visiting friends. t
Miss Mary Bucheit from Mt. Angel, a
Who visited her sister, Mr.. Frank Barr, b
eturned TO her home this morning. d
Mrs. Captain Swain lest this morning u
or Newberg and Springwater where she u
as gone TO visit her father and mother.
VIM. Pratt, of Oregon City, arrived on q "
he 9:45 train to visit his father, l.. Il. " :,
'ratt, who is quite loS at the Salem "
hospital.
Miss Maud Childers from Silverton, T
fho has been visiting Mrs Ed. Lam v
ort for few days, returned on Friday a,
vening. "
Mrs. X. 81. Helen, Of Portland, who
~ been visiting at the home Of Grant
homas, returned TO her home this
forming, w
Mrs J. g. Savin who has been visit :,
Y her father, S. X. Scott, aud sister ~
Irs. q. M. Beeler returned 10 her home ~ :"
Harrisburg, Or. ~ ~
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hughes who has M
zen visiting at the home Of II. Seruke
North Salem returned To their home w,
Portland this morning. sk
Presiding Elder ID. A. Waters went TO wi
illsboro this morning To hold quarterly th,
Getting aud will also hold services at Fri
'rnclius before returning. me-
Mrs. J. NJ. Hunt, Mrs IL. Mattison els
ii daughter MIS-. l.. Mattison all came sci
wn from Independence today 10 thu
'it Salem friends and do shopping. boz
James Elgin, the Indian war vet, an ia,
d one Of the sturdy red hill farmers rec
mt TO Portland this mornining whore Fil
will ruminate with some Of the old 10
iers ON bygone days. Mo
'Ir. and Mrs. W. T., Iusk, OF TUNER, mis-
ne in this morning to take steamer Mh'
sage for Portland and they will visit WV
ltives at Mayors, Astoria and Hills
% friends before returning.
!. j.. Singleton, Of Rosebuag, left for am
me- today after visit at the home of ~ "
aud Mrs. w. A. Taylor, at Macleay. :,
Singleton conducted surveys in -
rion county In 1854, and has been Cal
n visit the past summer TO his
ghters, Mrs. Winnie Richardson
Mrs. Emma Clements,.o .oi Mullen, MI"
ho. H. says that the lead and silver
les there are very rich. Al
and in bulk at Eppleys. II Is II ''''
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