Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-26

Nlatsop TINS morning. She has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W. Prescott,
for several weeks.
Frank Voge left for Portland this
morning to enter the Portland Dental
college. He was a student at William.
ette University last year.
Clyde Laughead leaves this afternoon
for Portland, where he will take the
steamer st. Paul for San Francisco,
TO make his future home.
Mrs. j. II. sellwood and daughter,
Lillian, and Mrs. Sellwood's aunt, Mrs.
j. A. Wadleigh, of Boston, went to
Portland yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Dora Laird, of Stockton, Kan,
who has been the guest of her uncle, @.
Calvert, for several weeks, started on
her return home this morning.
J. L. Watson, of Roseburg and his
nephew, James Crawford, of this city,
went to Portland yesterday afternoon
TO spend some time at the fair.
Mrs f. c. Patton and little daugh-
ter, accompanied by Miss Georgia Starr,
went to Portland yesterday afternoon
to visit with friends and see the ex-
position.
Mrs J. W. Roland and daughter,
Vida, are spending the day in Port
land. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Roland's brother, G, B. Shoemaker, of
Jefferson.
Ray and Harry Landon, Of Scio, who
have been spending a few days with
Salem friends, have gone to Portland to
take in the fair.
Miss Banna Ball and Carmen Sears,
Of Mccoy, were in the city yesterday.
They leave soon to enter upon their
second years work at the Monmouth
Normal school.
Harvey Crawford, s. H. Barker, d. G.
Henry and Ben winsor, all Of Spring
Valley, formed a party which went to
Portland for the purpose Of doing the
fair yesterday afternoon.
Prof. w. c. Hawley and family re-
turned last evening from Cascadia,
where they have been spending the
summer. The professor says that he
succeeded in killing a fine deer.
Harry Jones came down this morn.
ing to resume his studies at the Uni
versity. He was accompanied by Win
lock Steiwer, who will enter William
ette for the first time this year. .
Among the University students com.
ing in yesterday from the south were
Miss Carrie Belknap, Of Dustyj Waldo
and Wallace Colbert, Of Corvallis, and
Arthur Window, of Brownsville.
Mrs. j. NJ. Mayors and Miss Gussie
Farnell, Of Yew Park, returned last
evening from Southern Oregon points,
where they have been visiting places
Of interest for the last two weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Grilley, Of Boise, idaho,
who has been visiting her parents in
this city for several weeks left for
home yesterday, She was accompanied
as far as Portland by her mother, Mrs.
Steiner.
Miss Nina johnson, Of Salem, is
expected to take charge Of the musical
department in the Drain Normal school
this year. Miss johnson is a graduate
of the Northwestern Normal school, Of
this city.
John W. Dole, one Of the oldest hop
dealers in Boston, was in the city yes.
terday. He is making a personal exam
ination Of the hop condition through
out this state and Washington. He
says the hop market is dull every
where.
Wesley Thomas and brother-in-law,
Mr.. Armstrong, both residents Of
Broken Bow, Neb., are visiting at the
homo Of Lee McCracken and Enos Pres
nall. The gentlemen are old friends,
and are having a delightful visit to-
gsther.
Rev. r. C. Blackwell, pastor Of the
Methodist church al Medford, is in the
city for a short time. Mr.. Blackwell
was formerly pastor of the Leslie NJ. L.
church, of this city, and at the recent
conference was sent to Oregon City,
where. he will soon take up his new
charge.
Rev. r. b. wilkins, wife and child,
arrived last evening from Albany,
where they had been attending the NJ.
Z. conference. Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins
are both former students Of william.
ette, and have many friends in the Cap
ital City. Mr.. wilkins has been as
signed to North Yamhill for the year.
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