The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31

day afternoon, where they will reside
, hereafter.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Johnson, of
Portland, was Salem visitor this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w M. Martzall. of
Portland. were Salem visitors the past
' few days, spending the time with their
daughter, Mrs. G.. w. Johnson, at the
blind school,
! Alex. j. Leland. Of Portland, travel.
ing freight agent of the Chicago &
I Northwestern railroad, was in Salem
yesterday afternoon. and went to
Portland this morning.
II. N. Cockerlne came down from
Albany this morning, after a short
business visit there.
Deputy Sheriff ]. Il Skipton went to
Portland last evening on official bust
ness.
State Treasurer Moore went TO
Portland this morning for a brief stay.
l.. b. Geer came over from Seal
Rocks yesterday His family is es
tablished there for the summer.
Miss Marie Steiwer went TO her
home In Jefferson Thursday
Phelps Holman. of Portland. was a
guest OF II. u. Albert yesterday.
Mrs. II. II. Waters has returned
from a two.weeks' visit in Portland.
Mrs. Rose Gilmore Is visiting her
parents in Eugene.
Little Miss Orllla Baker has re.
turned from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Nancy Baker. OF Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey returned
last night from two-weeks' visit to
San Francisco. where they went on
business connected with the Order OF
Pendo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Zinn returned
last night from Newport. where they
spent a most enjoyable ten-days' va
cation. Mr.. Zinn comes back TO busl
ness with a fine healthy color in his
face.
c. d. Moores returned to his home
In Oregon City last evening after
few days spent in this city.
Hon. u II. Moody returned last even.
ing from an extended visit to The
Dalles.
Miss Eunaine Craig has returned
from a visit to friends in Portland.
William Kuhn, a nephew of Gideon
Stolz. who has been visiting In this
city for the past week. left this morn.
ing for Seattle. on his way TO Copper
River, Alaska, where he has mining
interests.
w. d. Shaw, the Portland real es.
tate man. came up this morning for a |
few days visit
Julius Pincus the hop dealer, came |
up from Portland this morning, after /
a brief visit there.
Sheriff Goliath was In Woodburn !
this morning on offlcial business.
Presiding Elder ID. A. Waters re- /
turned this morning from a two-weeks' |
visit 10 Tillamool county. He reports 4
heavy travel to the Tillamook coast |
at this time.
Attorney II. H. Turner left this /
morning for the Nye Creek beach az \
Newport. where he will spend a couple /
of weeks. camping and resting, He |
viii later go 10 the Alsea country for /
a short time, hunting deer, and then |
TO his Douglas county ranch for a !
time, returning TO Salem about Sep /
tember 1st
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Pomeroy left this
for Newport for a three /
weeks stay at the beach.
Mrs Thomas Sims and family left /
this morning for the seaside at New I
port
Mrs. +. E. Smith and daughter left /
This morning for Newport for a few
weeks stay.
Mrs. G. A. Bort and mother. Mrs
Hanshaw. left today for Crabtree, for
4 visit with relatives and friends.
Judge Boise went to Newport this
for a few days stay Mrs.
Boise is now at that seaside resort.
Mrs. w. III. Odell went to Eugene
his morning for a visit with friends.
Mrs. +. G. Nolf. of Hood River. who
has been a visitor at the home of
Judge and Mrs. II. S. Bean, went to
Eugene this morning, 10 stay with
friends there.
A. IA Downing went TO his home at
Whiteaker this morning. after a visit
IA this city. He expects TO so TO
Newport in a few days.
Professor Condor, of the State Uni
at Eugene, went home this
morning. after an extended visit with
IFS daughter and family, Mrs. r. s. II
Bean.
F. d. Thielsen was a passenger for
Newport this morning for a two
weeks stay.
The Rt. Rev. B. WistaT Morris, ID. /
D.. is the guest OF Rev. VIM. Coney,
i St Pauls rectory.
Disease bears with il the sword OF I
Ieath. The Osteopath is the fearless
older who so braVelv meets IL and 4