The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-30

enlng from an extended stay at Glad.
stone Park.
4 r. j. Hendricks went to Portland
this morning.
| w. II. Dancy. local manager for the
telephone company, went to Wood.
burn last evening in the interest of his
company. He has recently been pro.
NOTED to manager of the .company's
business in Polk and Marion counties,
and this will necessitate considerable
, travel on his part, inspecting the local
exchanges I'm these two counties.
Prof. J. II. Ackerman went to Port.
land last evening, stopping of in
Woodburn, where he attended the in.
stallation of the officers of the local
Masonic chapter last night
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gent left this
morning for Spokane, where they will
spend several weeks. while Mr. Gent
looks after some property interests
there.
Rev. w. A. DAILY left this morning
for a short visit at Woodburn. and
other points north Of this city.
J. r. Linn returned last evening
from Grants Pass. where he purchased
several lots of hops. aggregating over
200 bales at from 10, TO 15Ia cents per
pound. He left his morning for the
northern part Of the county 10 look af.
ter several lots OF last years hops.
with view to purchasing them.
Frank Gaunt, a deputy sheriff from
Yamhill county. has placed in the asy.
lum Geo. Noe. who was found aimless.
ly wandering about the streets of Nc.
Minnville. The man was a stranger,
and no information was obtainable re.
gardlng his past except that he had
been a mate on some vessel. He is
about 5S years old.
G.. B. Moores. of Oregon City, is in
Salem
Francis Feller. Of Buttevllle, was in
Salem last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Mimic left this
morning for their home in Portland. af-
ter weeks visit with Mr. Minto's
parents. in South Salem. During their
stay here Mr.. Mlnto spent the major
portion OF his time in the harvest field.
and he enjoyed the outdoor exercise
to the full
Miss Lenna Cavanagh came down
last evening from the family home at
Turner. and will spend a week in this
city, visiting at the home Of Miss
Blanche Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max o. Buren and
Miss Leda Buren returned last even.
Ing from 10-days' stay at Newport
and Nye Creek.
Miss Florence Bigger went to her
home in Portland last evening after
two weeks visit with her father. II. j.
Bigger, During her stay here she
spent several days at Hillside Farm
the comfortable home OF Mr.. and Mrs
l.. C. Cavanaugh near Turner
|. N, Maxwell was a passenger for
Eugene this morning.
Mrs A. A. Disque left this morning
for Marion on a visit to friends.
Hon. J. O. Wilson went to Turner to
day TO visit his farm.
Mrs. N. ]. Damon went TO Newport
this morning TO spend the season al
the Nye Creek beach.
Mr. and Mrs o. C. Locke went TO
Newport this morning for a Today
stay
Miss Winona Tyler went 10 Halsey
this morning TO visit relatives.
@. w. Knox left today for Cascadla
for months stay at the health-giving
spring at that place.
Mrs. II b. Whitney, OF Eugene, came
down yesterday afternoon TO visit
her son, State Printer j. II. Whitney.
Mrs. Harry Weider and Mrs. II. b.
of Boise. Idaho. left for home
this morning, after a visit with Mrs
Weider's sister Mrs. j. r. Whitney.
Mrs. Edward Pender, of Ashland
went to Portland this morning, and
returns to her home I'm a few days.
Miss Margaret Gill, daughter of
George Gill, leaves next month for |
New York, where she has secured a |
in one OF the leading |
schools. Her grandmother, Mrs. Gill, |
will accompany her.
Mrs. Geo. Booth and SON 'ToOts." " |
Of The Dalles and Mrs. Win ireland,
Of Monmouth. are guests OF Mrs. e. A. |
Mellen. ON Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Smith returned
his morning from a months visit in
The East. Mrs. Smith visited at her
Did home in Iowa, while her husband
went TO Chicago and New York on
connected with his life insur.
lnce agency, spending several days at
he home office Of his company. the
New York Life.
w. n. byIu Itluihcu thto mothih5
rom a three-weeks' visit In the East.
lie attended the grand lodge OF Elks,
Il Baltimore, Maryland as a delegate
rom Salem lodge. No. 1856, and visited
'ther points of interest. He reports a
'ery enjoyable trip
Mr.. Fred V. Stanle. OF San Francis
%. was a visitor over Thursday and
friday at Mrs. Zadoc Riggs home.
Edwin Stone, manager of the Corval
Is & Eastern railroad, was Salem