Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-19

department of tne circuit court this
morning. He returned on the noon
train.
Miss Nellie Booth, of Napa, Cal, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Dodd for
few days, went to Portland yesterday
afternoon, to spend some time at the
exposition.
Attorney Amor d. Tussing, of
Brownsville, transacted legal business
in the Capital City this morning. He
came down on the early train and re-
turned on the noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Byars left for
Southern Oregon this morning. Mr..
Byars goes on a surveying trip around
Gardner, while Mrs. Byars will visit
with relatives in Roseburg.
Henry Hubbard left today for a
hunting and fishing trip up the Santi-
am. He took along guns and fishing
tackle enough to clean out both the
mountains and the streams.
Miss Marie Errett, of Los Angeles,
passed through Salem yesterday on her
way to the fair, where she will spend
week, and then return to Salem for
visit with her uncle, Rev. d. d. Errett.
State Engineer Lewis left this morn
ing on tour of inspection Of the Mol
lala, Pudding and Clackamas rivers.
The last of the week he will go up to
Pendleton, and as far east as Baker
City.
Mrs. Walter Young and daughter,
Merle, Of Newall, Calf, and Mrs. Eva
Beal and son, Of Forest Grove, are
visiting Mrs. T. M. Jones, on 18th
street. These ladies are sisters Of Mrs.
Jones.
John w. Holman returned to Port.
land last evening to resume his position
as guard at the exposition. He was
laid off few days ago, and compelled
TO come home on account Of an attack
Of tonisilitis.
Squire Farrar returned yesterday
afternoon from Newport, where he has
been with his family for the past two
weeks. He reports the weather ideal,
but the visitors rather scarce for this
time of year.
Mrs. T. II. Geer went to Portland
yesterday evening TO attend the lee
lures Of Mrs. s. v. Culp, Of San Fran
cisco, who has charge Of the California
exhibit, and who was former teacher
Of Mrs. Geer's.
Claude Knight, of The Dalles, is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city. He is employed as bookkeeper
for the J. T. Peters firm, at The Dalles,
and will spend several weeks in this
city and Portland.
Mr.. Harry Gelatt, who has resided
with his parents east Of Salem for the
past four years LEFT this morning for
Los Gatos, California. He went from
here to Portland, and will 60 from
there to San Francisco by boat.
DIR. Epley and wife went to Portland
this morning to attend the dental con
gress, which is now in session. The
doctor will 60 down each morning
this week for this purpose, and, incl
dentally, will take in the fair
G. A. Miller and family and Charles
Griffin and family, Of Mapleton, Iowa,
who have been visiting at the home Of
y. c. Giddings, in this city, have re-
turned to their homes. These people
were old neighbors Of the Giddings in
Iowa.
G. b. Brown, and two daughters, of
Maine, who have been visiting at the
home Of their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Mark Savage, went down to Portland
this morning to spend few days at
the fair. They will be joined this ev-
ening by Mrs. Brown and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Spangler re-
turned this morning from Corvallis,
and will spend few days with Mrs.
spanglers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
II. Raymond, for few days. They
will then go to Oregon City and Port
land, and will sail from there for Cal
ifornia July 25th.
DIR. Bert @. olinger, who recently
established dental Office in our city,
left this morning for Portland, to at
tend the Lewis and Clark dental con-
gress. The congress will be in session
four days.-The Dalles Chronicle. Mr..
Olinger is Salem boy, and is a son Of
A. olinger. His many friends will be
glad TO learn Of his new opening.
DIR. Chung Git, Chinese doctor of
Portland, who has been visiting a
friend in Chinatown, returned to Port
land this morning The manner and /
style of his dress was wonderful to
behold. His trousers, Of bright red