Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-06

morning.
J @. o. Martin, OF Grants Pass, has
been in the city, visiting his little son
at the asylum.
Mrs. M. M. Taylor Of Jacksonville
is spending a few days in this city
with relatives.
Colonel and Mrs. Olmtead were
among the number going down to the
exposition today.
! The Misses Siege started for Long
Beach last evening where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. Deckabach, Of the Salem brew.
cry, was a northbound passenger on
this mornings local.
Miss Sylvia Jones has returned to
her home near Brooks after spending
a few days in Salem.
Geo. Irwin went to Portland this
moring with a large number Of hop
samples in his possession.
Miss Goldie Buckles, os Otego, Kan,
arrived today to visit at the home oc
A. Koch, of North Salem
Miss Georgia Starr returned last
evening from a short visit to her for
mer home in Brownsville.
John Ferguson and daughter, &-s.
Kniffen, of Narka, Kan left today for
few days at Browu,ville.
Bill Driver went TO Turner today,
whore he will repaint the handsome
residence of J. w. Mckinney.
Dr. Hawk, of Jefferson, was in the
city today to consult with Dr. Cart
wright over one Of his patients.
Miss Myrtle Clearwater went to Eu-
gene this morning where she will visit
for a couple Of weeks with friends.
w. +. Frambaek, Of Spencer, Iowa,
is in the city, and hopes to become a
good Oregonian in the near future.
Mr.. w. s, Flower and wife were pas
sengers to Portland this morning. They
will spend several days at the fair.
Mrs. Hinshaw, Of Falls City, came
in this morning TO meet her mother,
Mrs. Miller, who came from Portland.
Mrs. J. b. Eaton, Of Union, is spend
ing few days in this city, the guest
of her former schoolmate, II. II. Geer,
VIM. Driver has gone TO Turner to
paint the j. w. Mckinney residence n
bright vermillion, as he only can do it.
Miss Wilma Waggener, Of Hillsboro,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Bailey, returned to her home this morn
ing
Joseph Harris, the local representa-
tiveof the Swartz Hop & Co., hop firm,
was passenger to Portland this morn |
ing.
Mr.. VanDusen, the state fish warden
came up from Astoria this morning TO
file his monthly report with the state
fishery board.
Mr.. viii Pope, of Indianola, Iowa,
started on his return home this morn
ing, after spending few days in this
city with relatives.
Miss Mary R. Stewart of Albany and
Miss Mary r. CASTOR of Tacoma were
passengers to Albany on the Eugene
local last evening.
Mr.. John Hunt, who was one time
the crack first baseman for the Mt.
Angel college baseball team, is spend
ing the day at the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Spaulding, Of FL
lensburg, Wash, arrived today for a
visit at the PARENTAL home of H. II.
on the Garden Road. II
Mrs J. A. Carson and children, Miss
Disque and John Dimmiek formed
Newport party today. The CarsOns
will occupy cottage at Nye creek.
Rev. E. ]. winans, who, with his
family, is eamPed down at the expOsi-
tiOn, came up this morning, and will
stay over until tomorrow afternoon.
Ex-COunty Judge Hubbard has so far
from his automobile accident
As to be able 10 walk around on the
street He still has one "game" foot
n. b. Adams, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
who has been the guest Of Judge Hen
y and family for the past ten days,
vent as far as Portland this morning
IN his return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Barber, old resi-
lents Of Eureka, Cal, have been visit
ng at the home Of @ F. Miles on the