Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-13
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Lne lIulI BIOWclo uhioh "''Ni' "
session here.
A. Ewing, superintendent of the
Wallace fruit farm, is taking an ac-
tive part in the proceedings OF the
Salem Fruit union.
J.F. Weisenberger, of Silver Creek
Falls, has sold his 100 acre farm to
Daniel Pitchko, recently of Canada.
Mr.. Weisenberger intends to move to
Salem shortly.
Guss Lake and wife. of Lincoln,
are visiting Salem friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Crawford
drove over from Zena today.
Miss Echo Hunt, the 1S-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hunt,
sustained a successful operation for
appendicitis yesterday and is on
fair road to recovery.
F. f. linn, has sold some of his
fine Jerseys to Mr.. c. C. Hamerley
who owns the Pleasant Valley farm
near MedfOrd.
Mrs. E. NJ. Morton, of Macleay, is
visiting Salem friends.
L. NJ Gilbert, of Rosedale, is here
meeting many of his city and coun-
try friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, who have a
splendid prune orchard near Rose
dale, are attending the meeting of the
Salem fruit union.
J. d. Clark, who lives near the
city, is in on a days business.
Mr. A. Harris, of Hickey, is here on
business.
Bruce Cunningham and wife, of
Rosedale, are spending the day here
on business and pleasure.
Virgil Taylor, farmer living near
Pratum, is in the city on business.
Claud Ramsden, of Pratum, is a
Salem week end visitor
J. B. Young, one of the clerks in
the Office of the secretary of state,
will be in Portland with friends for
a couple of days.
State Senator NJ. Miller. of Leba-
non, was in the city yesterday and
stated to friends that he was serious
ly thinking of running for U, S. SEN
atOr on the Democratic ticket.
Miss Zoa Toothacre, obliging cor
poratiOn department clerk, will spend
the week end with Portland friends
George SOrenson, Portland real es-
tate broker, is in the city on impor-
tant business with the state land Of
fee
Governor West left for Corvallis
this morning to be present at meet
ing of the regents of o. A. C. He will
probably return either this evening
or tomorrow morning
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert Pat
terson, of Spokane, are spending a
few days in the city as the guests Of
Salem friends and relatives. Mrs.
Patterson is sister of Ed Gilbert,
secretary of the Portland Chamber of
Commerce.
Miss Edna Straw, of Aurora, is vis-
itir~ friends at the state house.
Mary E, Cate, popular Independ-
ence school teacher, is here meeting
some Of her many friends
Abner Jones, expert stenographer
of the railroad commission, goes to
Portland on business this afternoon.
U. G, Shipley, the we'll known Sa-
lem merchant, leaves tomorrow on a
five weeks business trip to the East
While away, Mr. Shipley will visit
Philadelphia, Chicago, New York and
many other Centers and will select a
large stock of spring goods. While
he is away, Mrs. Shipley will visit
friends in Portland.
Blaine McCord of Woodburn, was
in the city on important legal busi-
ness yesterday.
l.. j. Adams, attorney for the CITY
of Silverton, filed several legal pa.
pers with the clerk of the circuit
court this morning.
Robert H. Down and Richard Mon
tague, the Portland attorneys VINO
yesterday won a verdict in the case
OF the city of Silverton " Brown. re-
turned to their home city early this
morning.
H. R. Drobisch and wife, of Peoria
ILL.,, are visiting friends in Salem and
other parts of the Willamette valley
A, A, Lockwood and l.. C. Rudifson
or Corvallis, are guests at the Mar
ion. "'''
e. R. Dyson, registers at the Mar
ion from Eugene.
Chas. Lembicke, prominent busi-
ness man of Portland, is in the citv
meeting business friends.
w. Huddelton, of Woodburn, is reg
istered at the Bligh.
A, q. Larff, well known citizen of
"lllamina, is guest at the Bligh
b. c. Roberts, business man of
Lebanon, is at the Salem.
e. Fields, of Richmond. Missouri
is much pleased with the Willametta
valley from an investors standnoint
f. Foster and U. Burk, of Dallas
are here for days business
E. c. Farnham, of Dallas is regis l..
tered at the Salem.
Judge Kelly, anticipating that vas-
teruay S criminal case would take IN
most OF the time today left last even,
ing Tor his home in ALBANY.
Judge Harris, of Eugene, who nro-
slueu at the Warford trial, has re-
turned to his home.
y. w. Forest, who lives eight miles
south s., OF the city, brought in a snIen9 ,auo
u'1 lot OF chickens this morning
D. L. Beckwith, county commission
ea VINO lives at Jefferson. is in rho
city on business. 80 ~ 'ne
Dr. NJ P. Mendelsohn, Salem's non-
ular optician, is in Portland on bmgj puP-
ness today. ~ 0n OuSi-