Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-12
Personals
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itor today
DR. Clay was a Portland.bound pas.
senger yesterday afternoon
Miss Matte f.. Beattie left this
morning for visit in Portland. &,
Werner Major went to Portland yes
terday afternoon for brief visit.
Rev. Barr G.. Lee went to Turner
this morning to officiate at a funeral.
Miss Lucy Plantz left this morning
for a visit with relatives in Spokane,
Wash. H
Herman Butler, of the Pratum neigh
borhood, is in the city today visiting
friends g 's uga Ees F,
Governor Chamberlain was among
the Portlan6bound passengers on the
morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Slower returned
today from four.weeks visit in and
about Spokane.
w F. Drager, of SCOTS Mills, was
the guest of his brother, County Re.
corder Drager, yesterday.
T. B. Kay, of the Salem wooden
mills, retsmed this morning from a
business trip to Eugene.
Julius Pincus, the hop man, was
bound for the hop fields in the northern
part of the county this morning.
8. A. Parks, one Of the attendants
at the insane asylum left yesterday af-
ternoon fou Malheur, where he goes af
ter a patent.
Mrs H. T. Majors and daughter,
Katherine, left for Portland yester-
day afternoon, and after visit there
will go to Illinois for an extended visit.
O L. Ragan, who has been one of the
clerks in Bishops clothing store in
this cbv left today for Poctland, where
he has obtained employment in awhole-
sale house
Dave Yantis, the manager of The
Toggery, is expected to return today
fDom several days outing at Mehama,
Mrs Yantis, who accompanied him, will
remain fo1 several weeks more.
Dr.. W. s. Mott has gone to Portland
to attend meeting of the state med
ical board Of examiners, at which time
applicants for licenses will be exam
ined DIR. Mott was accompanied by
his son, James.
George Smith, who has been ranch
ing in the john Day country, near
EARLY, returned yesterday from four
years sojou1n I'M that part of the state.
He is a brother of Bert Smith, of
+" Dads" shining panlors.
w. Z. Wann and family left today
for Newport, where they will camp for
six or eight weeks. After the family
gets we'll established in the methods
of camp life, Mr.. Wann will return to
attend to business interes's.
G. G. Fades, the Jefferson black
smith, returned home this morning. He
reported an abundance of hay in that
locality. Cow hay is selling for about
So ton i'm the field. There Is a search
ty of men for work. in the hay fields,
although the tanners are Offering So
per day and board.
Attorney Woods, of Canyon City,
was in Salem today arguing a case be-
fore the supreme court. He is an old
time Iowa friend of l.. 8. Lyon, and
they had good visit for the first time
since leaving the Hswkeye state. Mr.
Woods thinks Salem the handsomest
residence city he has seen, but of
course is loyal to Eastern Oregon.
Garrett McEnerny and wife, of Sar
Francisco, stopped over between trains
Wednesday evening to visit his aunt.
Ms,. Mary Martin, night matron at the
state insane asylum. They were shown
about the city by friends Mr.. Mem
erny is at the head of the legal profes'
sion of the city of Sam Francisco, hav'
ing the largest practice in will eases
and suits involving millions. He was
counsel in tha mission claims suit of
the Catholic church against the Repub-
lie of Mexico that was arbitrated be-
foae The Hague tribunal. He was on
his way home from Olympia, where he
had case in the supreme court.