The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-03

Hon. H. G. Guild, who for the past
six years has conducted the Salem In
dependent, left today for his new home
at Prosser Washington, where he will
again enter the newspaper field. He
ships his household goods and printing
plant in a car, and the family go with
him to their new home, where the good
wishes of hosts of friends accompany
them. Mr.. Guild was twice elected to
the legislature, and has printed news.
papers in several Oregon towns, al
ways with success and satisfaction to
himself and his constituents. He is
an able writer a good fighter for what
he thinks is right, and stays with his
friends, qualities that will make him
valuable in any community.
Chief Justice r. S. Bean went to
Portland this evening on his way to
Pendleton. Judge Bean as president
of the board of regents of the state
university, will preside at a meeting
of that body, to be held in Portland
late this afternoon, to consider the res.
ignation of President Strong, of the
state university, and take steps to pro
vide for his successor.
Robert Savage leaves Salem today
to accept a position as clarionet play
er in Parsons orchestra, at Portland.
He has played with Gesner's orchestra
the past season, and his presence will
be missed by Salem's music loving
public, as he is one of the most fin
ished artists in his line ever produced
by the Capital City
f. q. Bailey, of this city, and II. e. |
Kelly, of Portland, who were recently |
graduated from the North Pacific Den
tai College, in Portland, are in the
city. They left this morning for
mountain streams, where they will |
seek few days recreation at trout
fishing.
j. NJ. Osburn, of Corvallis returned
home today after a short visit with |
his brother, e. f. Osborn, in Salem.
Mr.. Osborn has just returned from an
extended visit in the East, considera- I
BILE time being spent in Meadville, Pa,
and he returns to Oregon fully con-
vinced that there's no place like
home"
State Senator A. c. Marsters, of
Roseburg, was in Salem today Sena-
tor Marsters says the political outlook |
in Douglas county is favorable for the !
election Of the entire Republican tick
ct, with the possible exception Of gov
ernor, which will be close.
Rev. w. G.. Eliot, Jr, Salem's Uni !
tartan pastor, went to Troutdale this
morning, where he will lecture on the |
Pilgrim Fathers" for the benefit Of
the public library.
Rev. H. l.. Pratt, of Portland, went
to Stayton today to conduct the funer.
al of Mrs. Pearl Apple, a former Salem
girl, who died in Portland this week of
Mrs. G.. c. Lownsdale and daughter,
Mrs. II. b. Sinnott came up from
Portland today, and are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. C. w. Gray.
Mrs. J. H Brewer, of Silverton, has
Joined her husband. DIR. Brewer, in
this city, where they will now reside /
Miss Lucy Morcom, a w. U. student,
is visiting at her home in Woodburn.
II. c. Brown, manager of the S. l..
4 T. Co., has returned from Eugene.
State Senator j. d. DAILY, of Corval-
lis, was in Salem Friday evening.
w. c. Knighton. a Portland archi-
tect, is in the city on business.
Prof. Mabel Carter is spending Sun
day in Portland,
w. B. Landon and r. n. St0uden-
meyer are in Portland.
Mrs. C, A. Gray spent the day in
Portland
A. A. Burton was in Portland today.
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