Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-24
PERSONALS

Alderman Gesner went to Turner
this morning on business.
Rev. w. A. Gueffroy went to JEFF
Iferson this morning on business.
| Mrs. II. L. Earl was a business vis-
Iitor from Turner this morning.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. Matthews are
! Visiting in Portland.
! c. r. Ridgeway went to Portland
this morning on business.
| Bessie Counts left yesterday for
/ Condor where she will reside
/ Miss Edna Pohle Is the guest Of
friends in Silverton.
Miss Winnie Byrd was among the
Portland-bound passengers this morn
ing.
L. T. Andrews left last evening
for Portland, where he will visit
friends.
Mrs. Anna Parker left yesterday
fol Portland where she will visit TO.
few days
Mrs. j. D. Dinsmcre and son left
this morning for a weeks visit in
Lyons
J. A. Shaw, after transacting
business In this city, has returned TO
his home in Mil City.
]. II. Hampton, who has been in
the city on business, left today fo-
his home in Jefferson.
Miss Anna Goetz, after a visit in
this city, has returned to her home
lin Aurora.
j. G. Wright and X. B. Goodil
were among those who went to Port
land on business today.
C. II. Miller. of Seattle. left last
evening for a visit in Portland, after
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. William Tarpley, after visit
ing relatives in this city left last
evening for her home in Portland.
Mrs. 5. p. Davis, who has been
the guest OF friends and relatives I'm
Salem, has returned TO her home in
Oregon City
Mrs NJ. A. Renshaw, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rowland. of
this city, left today for her home in
Seattle.
Miss Louise DuBoise. who has been
visiting Miss Edna McFarlane. has
returned 10 her home in Woodburn.
Professor and Mrs w. r. McElroy
and Mrs. G. w. Johnson, Jr.. left
this morning for short visit IN
Portland
Miss Caroline Bradshaw, who has
been visiting Mrs. y. r. Barnes for
the past two weeks, left last even
ing for Denver, where she will spend
the winter.
Miss Ethel Frazer, who has been
visiting Mrs. Abner Lewis, left last
evening for Portland enroute to her
home in San Francisco. q.
Cooke Patton left last evening for
Portland TO purchase leather stock
for the manufacture OF leather pos.
tails to be sold in the postal card store
OF this city.
Winnie Reed. formerly of this
city, now OF Spokane. after a short
visit here left last evening for Port
land. He will leave soon for south
ern California on business.
Mrs. s. l.. Warner. who has been
visiting I'm the city. has returned TO
her home in Binger, Washington.
She recently returned from a visit
TO California.
President Kerr, of the oregon Ag-
ricultural College, who delivered an
address before the Women's Con- |
gress, at the state house, yesterday. |
left last evening for Oregon City on
business.
Paul Kleppin, the proprietor OF the
Oregon Search Light, which will be
printed at No. II Commercial street, !
In this city. left this morning for
Turner on buciness.
Charles Evans, the well-known |
barber, left this morning for tha !
near Silverton, where he |
will spcnd a week. He is armed 10 !
the teeth and will return with as
many bears and other "varmints'
as may stray across his path.
p. j. Hender, of Eastern WashinS' |
ton, arrived in the city this morn |
ing, TO reside here. He is a brother !
Of Mrs. w. T. Zinn. OF Salem.
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown and /
daughter. Miss Florence, who have |
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs b. f. |
Taylor, returned today 10 their home
In Scio. Mrs. Taylor IS . sister Of
Mrs. Brown.
+. T. Judd. of Turner, was in the
,ity this morning on business. He |
will leave this evening for Portland |
10 attend a meeting of the state /
Dairy Association.
Marion Looney, of Jefferson IS
down today with a bunch OF cows and 4
leifers 10 be shipped to Bend Oregon,
sold to Brown a. Brown, of that