Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11

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w. H. MieEsFpyN ! teturEed to oorvalli.
this morning.
j. T. Bennett, of Mehama, was ii
the city today.
p III. Sroat, 'the insurance man, is il
Portland today. eSG 1S
Ms A. NJ. Cannon weus to Brooks to
day to visit relatives.
Frank Hughes went to Portland on
business this morning.
Ex-County Recorder Ramsby, of Ore
gon City is here on business.
A. Gile went to .Gervais this morning
to look after business int euests.
Harty Goff, prominent Forest
Grove hardware man, is in the city.
Fired A. Virgins went to Tacoms
yesterday afternoon ON business trip
NaN and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert have re-
turned from several days at Newport
Miss LeDong, of La Grande, is the
guest of Miss Ringo, ON Liberty street
w. H. Scott, Of Jefferson, was in
town today, but not ON court business
j. R. Shepard, of the Salem cream
erN made a business trip to Albany to.
day.
DR.. Roy BYtl left yesterday after.
noon for several days. visit in Port
lanId.
Mrs. Boorman and Miss Brady left
today for Newport for two weeks
outing.
Mrs J. H. Wilson Left for st. Johns
this morning, accompanied by her
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Roland neturned
this morning from visit with friends
at Jefferson.
Deputy Sheriff Mimic was among
the Jefferson bound passengers on the
morning train.
E. c. Dick, of the Capital Commission
house was bound for northern points on
the morning local.
Walter Lyon, publisher and editor
of the West Side Enterprise, of indie
pendence, is in Salem today.
MIR. and Mrs J. P. Emmett have
Joined the Salem colony at Newport,
and will remain until September.
W. W. Wood, of Canyon City, one of
Grant county's best known attorneys,
is in Salem attending to business before
the supreme court.
Mlrs. It. E. Cd:nelids and Mrs. Fisher
from near Marion this morn
ing, where tiheir families are enjoying
the pleasures of camp life. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Busey left this
morning for Newport to enjoy the
baimy breezes at the seashore. They
expect to be gone two weeks and to
camp out.
Miss May Evans has gone to visit
friends in Portland, and will also spend
some time I'm Walla Walla, Seattle and
other cities. She will return EARLY in
September.
Rev. d., Thompson the WE'LL known
Presbyterian clergyman of Corvallis.
and who at one time was pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of this city,
was here yesterday renewing aequaint-
anoes.
Misses Eva and Lois McElhauey have
returned to their farm home i'll the
WaDlo Hills, after a weeks visit at
the home of their grandparents, Mr..
and Mns ]. E. Mccoy, on NOtth Capt.
tai street.
watt Shipp returned this morning
from an extended trip 10 Canada He
spent the greater portion OF his outing
in Winnipeg. and declares that section
intensely hot. Mosquitoes are plentiful
and the evenings vsy warm.
ND. R. r. Carson and daughter, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj, M. White for several days, returned
to their home at Gresham. this morning
Mn Carson is engaged In the undertak-
ing business at that place.
Miss Marguerite Wilson is the Ma
rion county candidate for representa-
tive TO the Jamestown Exposition next
May of the Pacific Northwest. Miss
Marguerite is an active hustler, and
will make most cleditable represen-
tative.
Worthy Pioneer Nelson, of the immi-
grafton of 1s44. anil Worthy Pioneer
Ha ger, of the immigration of 1854,
both of Newberg, were in the city
yesterday. The latter went back and
crossed the plains second time in
1860. Judge G. P. Terrell, Of Mehama,
came out with him.
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