Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-28
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Mrs E. W. Strong, daughter and
daughter-in-law, motored over from
Monmouth last night to witness the
production Of Bright Eyes"
Mr.. Joe DeLaLp and family are
over from Polk Polk county, trading.
Mr.. Jim Smith and wife returned
from tEeir honeymoon trip today. The
happy couple made an extended trip
through Pennsylvania, and several
other eastern states.
Miss Nettie Kehn and Miss Nettie
Jantz, of Portland, are registered at
the Cottage hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Roberts, romi-
nent Adyentists, of Oak Grove, are in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Smith and daugh-
ter, of near Lincoln, are shopping in
Salem today
Charles La Toilette, a prominent
fruit growers, is in the city on busi-
ness.
Charley and Richard Pearce, both
ers of the hardware men, are visiting
them today.
Mcdowell brothers. of Oak Grove,
who own a large threshing outfit, are
here on business.
Mr.. Mccall, the prominent hop
grower, is visiting Salem.
Rev. Larden and son are in the
city looking after the shipment OF a
quantity of.wood
n. ]. Willard, who lives near Lib
erty, is moving to The Dalles. His
many friends see him go with re-
gret.
F. S. Pound, a prominent pioneer
of Aumsville, is in the city today,
visiting his son, Ben Pound, the dem
tist.
Mrs. T. P. Patterson, who owns a
large farm in the famous Waldo
Hills, was in Salem today.
Mr.. George H. Couper is stopping
at the Salem. Mr. Couper is look
ing for a small place to locate on,
near Salem.
G.. H. Gudke, who is with the S.
P. Co., is stopping at the Hotel Sa-
lem.
The First U. S. Infantry football
team left on the 8 o'clock Electric
for Portland. The boys felt pretty
stiff after yesterday sgame.
Miss Cora Phillips, of Stayton, is
visiting Mrs. O'Trenton for a few
days. Miss Phillips is popular Ma
riUn county school teacher.
President Ackerman. of the State
Normal school, is guest of the Hotel
Marion. The professor is returning
from Medford, where he spoke be-
fore the teachers institute.
Mr.. H. E. Brown and son are in the
city from independence. Mr. Brown
was formerly editor Of the Independ-
ence Enterprise.
Mrs. B. F. Swupe, wife of the city
recorder of Independence, is shop
ping in the city.
Mrs. Guy Walker, wife of the In
dependence grocer, came down on
the Louise" this morning.
Mr. John Haselton, the well known
peach grower, of Independence, is in
the city on business.
c. w. Fisk left today for Oregon
City where he is completing the big
hardwood log drive which the Doren,
beckers are bringing down the river.
Mr.. Joseph Cossalman went over
to Aumsville this evening, where his
wife is to play in a local comedy
sketch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Weterburg, of
Boulder, Colo, are visiting Mrs,
Wetterburg's aunt, Mrs. IL. K Page.
They will be here about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. R. Smith, OF
Oregon City, are visiting in Salem for
few days. For 26 years their home
was at this place.
Mr.. Paul Hauser, of Hauser Bros,
went to Eugene today on business.
and while there he will attend the
football game, and boost for the Sa
lem high school
Miss Helen Beveridge. of Portland,
has been the guest of the U. G. Ship
leys and the Misses Booth the past
week.
Henry Hanzen. of The Journal
staff. has taken vacation to visit
his mother in Idaho.