Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-06
PERSONALS !

George Collins Is uoins '"0
fair.
Miss Elma Weller went to Chemawa
this morning.
Miss Lillian Applegate is visiting
the fair today.
Jennie Moore hit the trail for Port
land this morning.
W. c. George was called to Portland
on business today.
T. W. wann was a northbound pas
senger this morning.
H. H. Rawlins has returned from a
visit to the exposition.
Thomas Jones has returned from a
business trip to Roseburg.
Frank strom, of Brooks transacted
business in this city yesterday.
W. W. Meehan, of Woodburn, was
Capital City visitor yesterday.
J. Sweeney and family have returned
from a weeks visit to the fair.
W. ]. Clarke, editor Of the Gervais
Star, was in the city yesterday.
Thomas Driver, Of Mt. Angel, was
on the streets of Salem yesterday.
George E. Hatch and two daughters,
Opal and Alice, are visiting the fair.
Mrs. Ada Strong has returned from
short visit with Portland friends.
D.F. Drill has returned from an ex-
tended visit TO Portland and Astoria.
Paul Monarch and wife have re-
turned from the Portland exposition.
Walter Pugh, the architect, was a
passenger for Portland this morning.
Superintendent James, Of the peni-
tentiary, is a Portland business visitor
today.
Mrs. Crossan and daughter, Allie,
went to Portland this morning to take
in the fair.
Carl Langdon has returned from the
exposition, where he has been for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hamilton were
among the number going to the fair on
the morning local.
Miss Gail Laughlin, an attorney Of
Portland, is in the city, in the interest
Of woman's suffrage.
]. H. Campbell and wife, Of Portland,
are the guests of their parents in this
city for a few days.
Miss Francis Smith came down from
Harrisburg this morning to re-enter
Willamette University.
s. c. Pail returned to stayton this
morning, after attending to some bust
ness matters in Salem
George Weeks and family went to
Portland today and will speRi some
time in viewing the exposition.
Judge and Mrs. r. P. Boise returned
home yesterday from Newport, where
they have been for a short time
Mrs. NJ. +. Breyman and Mr.. and
Mrs r. p, Boise, Jr., have returned
from a pleasant outing at Newport.
Rev W. C. Kantner, wife and daugh-
ter, Constance, were among the mum.
Der going to the fair this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Rockwell Cary, Of AS
toria, are the guests Of Mr.. Cary's pa
rents, on the corner Of l4th and State
streets.
Frank and Joseph Kirsch, hop grow
ers Of near Mt Angel, were in the city
yesterday. they report a good yield
Of beer'fruit in that vicinity.
Misses Anna and Hilma Swanson
left Monday morning for Salem. where
they will attend Willamette University
the coming year-Lebanou Criterion.
W. L. Jones, Of Jefferson, came down
last evening TO attend the meeting Of
the local lodge Of Elks, He returned
home this morning, after subscribing
for The Journal.
r o. cosbow, of the Elgin Forward.
ing Company Of Elgin, Or, is the
guest Of his daughters in this city. Mr.. |
Coshow was secretary Of the Thomas
Kay woolen mills for a number Of
years.
Charles Harshaw and Perry Dixon,
VINO have been visiting in this vicinity. |
returned to their homes in Kansas yes. |
terday' They are so well pleased with
the Webfoot state that they are going
10 return and take up their residence !
here as soon as it is possible for them
to do so.