Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-14
PERSONALS

TINS city.
Ebert Watt left yesterday for Dal-
Has, Texas, where he will take course
of music in the Dallas Conservatory of
Music.
Miss Harriet Burnett has returned to
her home in San Francisco, after
visit at the home of her uncle, Hon.
Geo. H. Burnett
Mrs r. o. Thomas and Mrs Allen
Wilson, of Turner, were visitors in Sa-
lem yesterday.
Mrs. A. l.. Hussey returned to her
home at Turner yesterday, after a short
visit in this city.
Albert Wilson, of Lebanon,was in the
city last evening for short visit with
his brother, r. l.. ellison, in this city,
and today he left for Portland, where
he will enter school.
Bert Lougheed and L. f. McDaniels
returned last evening from Eastern
Oregon, where they have been working
in the interests of the Pacific Home
stead.
Judge and Mrs. John II. Scott, Mrs.
Parmenter and Mrs. c. w. Knox, dele.
gates TO the meeting of the grand lodge
of Rathbone Sisters and Knights of
Pythias, returned last evening from
Seaside.
John Ward, of Albany, is in the city
visiting friends.
w. II. Mccarthy, the hop man, went
to Portland last evening on business.
S. Thompson, L. Fields, d. Clark and
Harry Frink, the crew of the freight
train by which Mrs. Penland was
killed, went to Portland last evening,
after appearing as witnesses in court.
Misses Alice and Ethel Knighton, of
Beuna Vista, are visiting their brother,
Mr. John Knighton, in South Salem.
Judge Bill Queener, of Stayton, re
turned home today, after attending to
some business before the circuit court,
now in session. Bill honestly believes
that Parker will be elected even in
the face of the fact that half the Dem
ocrats in his section will vote for
Teddy.
A. Couts, of British Columbia, was in
the city few days this week, visiting
his brother-in.law, A. L. Fraser, and
left for Portland yesterday, accompan-
led by the latter. He is en- route home
after visiting Ontario, st. Louis and
California points. Mr.. Fraser has
owned Coutts as a brother-inlaw for 20
years, but this is the first they have
ever met.
James Mott went to Eugene today.
Mrs. Strayer returned to her home
at Aumsvile today after u visit in this
city.
Harry Lounsberry, S. p. travelling
agent, is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cain went TO
Stayton this morning, where they will
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Cain came here
recently from the East, and have be.
come so pleased with the state that
Mr.. Cain has purchased a farm near
Staytop, and they will live there.
Mrs. Mary Carey, of Jefferson, re-
turned home this morning, arter ap-
pearing as "A witness in the Penland
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allison returned
| this morning from the worlds fair, and
are at home to their many friends
again.
The w. L. football squad left this
morning for Eugene, under the suryeil.
lance of Coach Chauncey Bishop. 4
large crowd of students were at the de.
pot to give them hearty send of.
Mrs. A. T. Kelliher will leave tomor.
row morning for month Is visit with
Mr.. Kelliher in Chicago, where he has
an office.
Judge Queener, Of the city Of Stay
ton is attending this term Of circuit
court.
W. c. Knighton, the arehitest, is in
the city until Monday.
Conrad Krebs left last evening for
his upper ranch, which is the old Mur-
ply place, above Independence. lie
was accompanied by his brother, John,
whom he is going to show how to kill
pheasants Now that the hunters have
overrun the place, and most Of the
lpheasants are killed, Mr.. Krebs SAYS
that he is going TO put up trespass ne