Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-20
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duS Mitchell ana A \. Cornelius,
well known band boys of Turner.
were in the city yesterday making ar
rangements for the band boys big
dance there on Christmas night.
A. F. Van Allen, for some ti',p pro-
prietor of the Eldridge hotel, has
gone to Portland to have his eyes
treated by specialists.
Ralph Strang and Tom Buell., two
U. of O. boys upon their vacations,
attended the grand ball given by the
Cherry City Club" last evening.
Peter Williamson drove in from
his farm seven miles north OF the
city yesterday to attend to business
matters at the court house.
Henry Miller, of Philomatl., was a
witness in the circuit court yester-
day.
Henry Downing, well known farm
er of Waldo Hills, spent yesterday
in the city.
Miss Ida Lindrey, who has been in
Portland for some time, came home
yesterday to spend the holidays with
her parents at Hollywood
Miss Margaret Egan, whose father
owns the famous Egan peach or
chard, has returned from school in
Eugene and was one of the merry
throng at the ball given at the Mar
ion hotel last evening.
Robert Winger brought his family
in from the country yesterday to
spend the evening with friends and
relatives.
Mr. l.. A. Jones and brother who
register from Gervais Oregon, and
stopping at the Bligh. "
Russell Beckett whose father owns
a large hop yard mar Lincoln, was
in the city yesterday filling an ap-
pointment with a Salem dentist.
Miss Best came over from Polk
county last evening to attend the
meeting at the Christian church
George Porter, old time thresher-
man and well known farmer Of the
Willamette Valley was in he city yes
tprdav nm husiness
Mrs Marian, of Junction City, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Mabel Savage, of Lincoln, is
visiting friends here today
A. L. Grice today brought in a
nice lot of apples from the Polk coun-
ty hills.
Ed. Dunigan and his sister, Mary.
of Howell prairie, are Christmas
shopping here today.
Jim Smith and wife, of Polk conu-
ty, are purchasing Christmas presents
in Salem stores.
o. e. Fry, prominent prune grow
er, living about three miles from the
city, came in with his family this
morning to visit friends and do some
Christmas shopping,
Today is shopping day at the Che
mawa Indian school, and the real
Americans" are more than extending
themselves purchasing presents.
j. H. Wright, Of near Lincoln, is
in the city today on business.
Ike Robertson, Of Oak Grove, is
visiting friends here.
A. Fisher and wife drove over
from Macleay, and are spending the
day here.
T. N. Kennedy and Buzz Huddle-
ston. Of Woodburn, came up yester-
day for a days business, and are
stopping at the Bligh.
S. w. Snyder and G. w. Retarcher,
of Bend, Ore, are stopping at the
Bligh, and will spend the holiday
season looking up business interests
here.
A. NJ. Lawson, the English hop
buyer, who has registered at the
Bllgh, has returned from a business
trip to Grants Pass.
L. A. Jones and brother, Of Ger
vals, are guests at the Bligh
w. Rudolph, who Is con1 ected with
the construction work of the Oregon
Electric went home today to spend
the holidays.
e. J. Brock, who is connected with
the Oregon Electric people, will
spend the Christmas vacation at hif
home in Albany.
Fred Konrad and Ruthyn Turney
well known musicians Of Portland
helped 10 furnish the music for th'
ball given by the Cherry City Club
last evening.
DIR. B. F. Pound, well known younl
dentist OF the city, met his wife and
father, Mr.. F. L. Pound, justice ol
the peace at Aumsville. at a pleasant
dinner party at the Salem hotel yes.
terday