Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-22
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= PERSONALS. =

the Albany mgn scnOOl deDaters
are all right. Saturday night one
team Of that school walloped Salem
High and another downed Eugene's
team.
John R. Forrest pioneer OF 1s45,
died at wheatland last Monday, aged
IA years.
Temporarily a ferry will be main
tained at the crossing of the Santiam
where the old bridge went out dur
ing the recent high water-at the
site of the old Green ferry.
Eugene is planning to have a big
county fair this coming fall
Judge Gantenbein will run for
congress from Multnomah county.
County Clerk Fields, of Multnomah
county, wants to be secretary of
state
Klamath Falls cattle have scabies
and some $500 of them will have to
be dipped
The black sands of the Deschutes
river near Redmond, are said to con-
tain gold in paying quantities, and
the town Of Redmond has been de-
populated in the rush to get
claims.
A Sheridan justice of the peace of
fers to marry any couple any time of
the day or night, free, if the bride
will make affidavit that she proposed.
Miss Mary Jones, an aged and deaf
woman, was killed by an Oregon
Electric car in Forest Grove, Sun
day.
r. R. Hartshorne, recently from
Kansas, was drowned in the Ump-
qua near Marshfield, Saturday. He
accidentally stepped off the boat in
the dark.
George T. Cochran, business man
of La Grande, Ore, is guest at the
Marion
Mrs R. Kroblen, Of Portland, will
be visiting for a time here.
Johnny Burris, farmer of Rose
dale, is in the city on business.
George Eoff, of Pratum, is visiting
Salem friends.
John Peterson, who lives near Sill
verton, drove in this morning on
business.
L. A. Collins, Portland business
man, is guest at The Bligh.
P. Williams, who lives few miles
North of Salem, is in the city this
morning
d. A. Harris, prominent resident Of
hickey, is one of Salem's business
visitors.
c. E. Ross, we'll known Silverton
attorney is in the city on business.
Miss Eva Fisher, who has been
teaching school in Silverton for sew
eral months, spent the week end
with friends in Salem.
Mr.. Abner Jones, for some time
stenographer for the state railroad
commission, was offered a splendid
position while on business in Port
land the other day, and will proba-
bly, sever his connections with the
state soon.
Sloper Brothers, we'll known hop
growers, and we'll drillers of Inde-
pendence, came down on the boat
this morning.
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn and wife
spent Sunday in Portland with
friends. They returned in time for
the doctor to be at his office this
morning, however.
Dave Collins, prominent apple
grower Of Independence, was in the
city few hours this morning.
Judge Galloway will open the cir
cult court this afternoon and will
listen to reasons why FIVE divorces
should be granted.
John Phillips, of Lincoln, was in the
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city yesterday, visiting friends and
attending church services.
T. W. MAIDEN, of Roseburg, is in the
city on business.
E. Barnard, business man of Pay
cite, Idaho, is registered at the Ma
rion.
Joseph Hume, Of Brownsville, is
guest at the Salem.
L. A. Bailey, of Tigard, Ore, is at
the Salem.
Mrs. D. R. Dunn, of Madras, Ore, is
visiting friends here.
W. P. Lord, Jr, well-known Salem
attorney, left on this mornings train
for Brooks, where he has important
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denham and son, Fred,
prominent Aumsville people, are in
the city visiting friends and attending
to business matters.
Miss Bertha Collins, chief operator
Of the Independence telephone system,
has been spending week with sa-
lem friends.