The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-04
PERSONALS.

rev weeks at WtlhOit springs.
Superintendent and Mrs. Ackermar
have returned from Hood River.
J. J. Murphy. clerk of the supreme
court, was in WOodburn today.
Jay Bowerman, an attorney Of Con
don. Eastern Oregon. is in the city
o. S. Pomeroy, a prominent Wood
burn hop grower. was in the city to
day.
G. G. Bingham went to Portland
Friday afternoon on a short business
trip.
Mrs. ]. r. Docherty has gone tC
Portland. to join her husband and re
side.
Mrs. e. NJ. vandervert, editor of the
Oregon Searchlight. went to Portland
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. schellberg are
spending Sunday with relatives al
Stayton.
Clarence Briggs. of Seattle, is visit
ng Byron Loomis, one of the guards
at the pen.
Miss Katharine McNary and Miss
Anna McNary have gone to Portland
% resiae.
G. A. Holstrom and Prof w. l. sta
ey have gone to their claims in Lin
oln county.
Attorney.G General d. r. N. Blackburn
las gone 70 Albany. to spend Sunday
with his family.
]. A. Aupperle, president of the Or
sgon State Bank. at Jefferson. was q
Salem visitor today.
Constable Lewis was In Portland to
lay on business connected with the
salem justice court
Miss Nettie Kemp who has been Wis
ting in this city has returned to her
1ome in Forest Grove.
Claude Settlemier leaves this after
noon for Portland, where he will at
end q dental college.
Mrs. Susie Allen, who has been Wis.
ting Mrs. N. j. Damon, has returned
o her home at Ashland.
Miss Kittie Harbord has gone to
Spokane and Davenport, Washington
or a visit of a few weeks.
A. A. Churchill. who has just recov-
sred from a slight illness, has gone TO
Portland for a short visit.
Miss r. Junde. late of California,
)ut formerly of Salem, has returned to
make her home here again.
n. NJ. Davisson, commissary at the
itate penitentiary, went to Corvallis
oday for a pheasant hunt.
Mrs. Mary Purcefull, who has been
listing Mrs. Geo e. Hatch, has re-
urned TO her home in Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker left Friday
afternoon for Portland, and thence 20
San Francisco for a few weeks visit.
G. Nordstrom, who is with the Elite
photograph gallery was the guest of
'riends in Portland Friday evening.
Mrs. Sol Snyder who has been Wis.
ting her aunt. Mrs. Joshua Smith
eft today for her home in Murray
daho.
Mrs. G. S. Hamilton has returned
rom Portland. where she has been at.
ending the sessions of the Unitarian
onference.
A. F. Rogers. of the Blake. McFall
company, of Portland, was in the city
friday afternoon. going to Portland
asst evening.
Rev. Meullhaupt left this morning
or Phillips, Washington. where he
viii preach for the German Reformed
congregation.
Mrs. C. M. Lockwood has returned
rom Albany. where she has been as
listing in the local Office OF the Postal
Telegraph Company.
Mrs. J. II. McCorkle. who has been
yisiting with her daughter, Mrs. John
3rophy. In this city. has returned &c
Ter home in Silverton.
Claude Burrows. of la Grande, is
he new salesman at the Harritt 4
awrence grocery store. He n com
letent man in his line.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Berger are
'pending a few days In Portland. Mr..
9erger Is a member Of the hardware
lrm OF Steiner q Berger
w. f. II. Smith and II. Helmke have
'eturned from a few days hunting In
he vicinity Of Turner. They came
home with a number OF birds.
Miss George Giltner and Miss Halle
Thomas. OF this city. and Miss Million
" Ashland, spent Friday evening with
Miss Thomas parents in Turner.
d. Brewer. disciplinarian at the Che
mawa Indian school, was In the city
loday. Mr. Brewer reports that new
students are arriving at the school
daily.
ed s. Payne. who is employed on
the Portland Journal. has returned to
The metropolis after a visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Payne, In
his city.
w. E Conan and II. E. Lounsbury
general passenger and general freight
agents respectively, OF the Southern
Pacific Company. were I'm the city Fri
day afternoon.
p. II. Darcy was in Woodburn to-
day. where he appeared for Jack John
son. who was arrested for trespasslng
Johnson is the well-known French
Prairie hop grower.
County Judge Scott went TO Port
land today TO attend a meeting OF the
general committee on arrangements
for the Good Roads Convention. TO be
held there October IA and IS.
Claud Catch went 10 Portland Fri.
day afternoon, where. as receiver OF
the Gilbdrt bank property. he will at
tempt TO sell a number Of pianos and
organs that were turned over to him
as assets OF the defunct bank.
EnOs Presnall. of Salem. drove down
the first OF the week with a load OF
melons, peaches and tomatoes. which
he sold out In this vicinity. He left
his daughter here. who will make her
home at A. ~ Presnalrs. and attend
eollege.-Newberg Graphic