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

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Otto Schultz, of Jefferson, was a
business visitor at Salem yesterday.
w. II. Hobson is one of the Salem
merchants who is doing the Fair to-
day.
F rank 7. wrightman, of the corpor-
alton department, is doing the Fair
today.
Tip Humphrey, Of the Jefferson Re
view was ir~ the city yesterday on
business.
Frank Gunnison is among the large
number who are taking a last look at
the Fair.
J. r. Whitney and wife went to Port
land today to enjoy another visit to
the Fair.
Ira Hamilton and wife have re-
turned from visit to Portland and
the Fair.
Captain r. b. Lucas and wife went
to Portland yesterday and will see the
finish Of the Fair.
A. d. Griffin, Of Portland, editor Of
the New Age, was a business visitor
to Salem yesterday.
r.. H. Rutherford has-gone to take
in tho fair once more. He has been
there several times.
Frank walu returned last night
from Portland, where he has been Wis
iting for several days
Mrs. Walter Looney and Mrs. Hen;
ry Cornoyer are spending the last weelst
Of the Fair in Portland.
Dr. L. G.. Altman and wife went
to Portland this morning to be present
at the death Of the Fair.
Oswald West returned from Corval-
lis this morning, where he had been
looking after his hop ranch.
Miss Marie swartz returned last
evening from Portland, whore she has
been spending the summer.
Mrs. Charley Brandt went TO Port
land this morning to spend a few days
with relatives and see the Fair.
Miss Mae Stephens, Of Astoria, re-
turned 10 Salem yesterday to resume
her studies at Willamette University.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry, Of Sioux
City, who have been visiting J. G. ID
dings and family, have left for home.
DIR. and Mrs. Eppley went TO Port
land this morning on business. They
will also visit the Fair until Thurs
day,
Mrs. Hammer, Of Albany returned
home yesterday after attending the
women's Foreign Missionary COnven-
tion.
+. X Lowell, Of the secretary Of
states Office, went to ortland this
morning Mrs Lowell went down yes
terday afternoon
A. Bush, daughter Sallie, Miss Eliza
beth Bush, his niece, and A. Bush, Jr,
and wife all went down to the Fair
this morning.
Carl Abrams, Of the Statesman Of
fee, went down this morning to wit
ness the dying agOnies Of the Lewis
and Clark Fair
Rev. W. W. Deal, Of Weiser, Idaho,
who has been the guest Of W. II.
Fisher and family, started on his re-
turn home this morning.
Winnie Robson returned from Port
land last evening and will depart in
a few days for California, where he
expects to spend the winter.
Chris. La Chelle manager Of the
Salem Soap Works and AngOra Rug
Company, is happy over taking the
gold medal at the Lewis and Clark
Fair on mohair rugs.
Mrs A. b. Giesey and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Helen Greenwood, Of Salt
Lake City, came up from Aurora yes
terday and ara visiting at the home
Of r. ]. Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Loomer and two
Ruth and Ruby, Of Brad
shaw, Neb., are visiting their old
time friends, Mr.. and Mrs. r. X.
Ryan, who reside three miles east of
this city.
Mrs. J. C. Rose, Of Williamsburg,
Ohio. who have been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. o. Ireton, started on her re-
turn home this morning. The sisters
had not seen each other In 2l years