Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-18

Fred T. Merrill came up from Port
land today to make arrangements for
the opening of the Edison theatre.
Charley Minton and wife departed
for Portland this morning, and will |
spend several days at the exposition.
Sidney Morrison came up from Port
land Saturday evening, and will spend
/ several days at the Livesley hop yard. !
j. Woodruff, who has been visiting
at the home of W. P. Babcock, returned
to his home in Eugene Saturday night.
Miss Clara Finney has returned to
her home in Oregon City, after spendl
ing few days with friends in this
city.
A. NJ. Cannon returned from a short
visit to Albany last evening. He
brought his little daughter home with
him.
Rex and Mason Bishop went to Port
land yesterday morning, and will spend
a week in taking in the sights at the ex-
position.
II. II. Markell leaves this afternoon
for Pacific University, where he has
accepted a position ais physical int
structor.
Chester Starr went up to Eugene to-
day, where he will enter upon his
last year of work at the University
of Oregon.
S. E. Barker, of Portland, who has
been visiting at the home of ]. f. Nc
Coy since Saturday, returned home
this morning.
Clyde Nelson, center on last years
football team, arrived in the city last
night, and joined the squad at the
training quarters today.
Commissioner Miley returned to his
home at Aurora Saturday, after having
attended an adjourned session of the
commissioners court.
Willie OFT, who was employed at the
Spa last winter, was in the city Sat
urday. He expects TO open candy
store in Silverton soon.
George Knower, of Genoa, Wis, IL
the guest Of his father, W. H. Knower,
who recently purchased the w. W.
Smith farm. near Eola.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Krausse, OF
Portland, are visiting relatives in this
city. Mr.. Krausse was formerly en-
| H.st,aaa ~ Ga1aun
Wayne Henry, a prosperous farmer
Of Spring Valley, left this morning foi
! Portland, where he will spend a couple
Of days in taking in the fair
Hon. Hal D. Patton, j. l.. Stockton
and George +. Rodgers went up to Al
bany today to attend the meeting o.
the merchants Of the Willamette val
> ley.
Hon. D. II. Looney, Of Jefferson, hat
taken a spleudid herd Of 16 jersey
= cattle TO the stock show in Portland
The herd is headed by Golden Lad anC
Lady Tina.
Mrs. Mabel Farnum, Of Frederieks
burg Iowa, is the guest Of Mrs. J. NJ
Lawrence. Mrs. Farnum is on her way
TO San Jose, Cal, and only stopped OF
for a short visit.
Clarence Parker, a well-known candy
maker. Of this city, has returned from
Newport, where he has been spending
tho summer months, and supplying the
visitors with sweets
Mrs. II. f. Bickers Of Pendleton
who has been visiting Salem friends
. departed for her home this morning
Mr.. Biekers was formerly superintend
emit of the reform school.
George Burris went up to Albany
Saturday evening. A number Of his
friends were out TO the train to greer
him this morning but, to their great
surprise. he came back alone.
Fred o. Baker, of the Spokesman Re'
view. of Spokane, arrived in this city
Saturday evening for short visit wi'n
friends. He is on his way 20 Ne"
York in the interest Of his paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Johhson' VI
Sumner, Neb., are the guests OF A.
Armstrong and wife Of this city. Thoy
have been to the fair, and are now re-
turning home by way Of California
FIR. Davis attended the baby sho"
at the exposition in Portland SATURDAY
and went down yesterday to witness the
opening of the stock show. He says the
babv show was better than a circus
Judge t. A. Harris and wife OF coop.
er county. Missouri is visiting MS
! brother, william Harris, Of Brooks Inc ne
brothers had not seen each other for 90
years and it has been a very happy re-
union.
Captain Jack Latourette, OF the