Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-16
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S. R. White, of Colfax Washington
is registered at the Marion.
R c. Pierce, Of Eugene, is meeting
business friends here.
Mrs. W. E. Ross is visiting friends IN
the city.
Miss shoulard, Of San Diego, is a
guest at the Marion.
W. Brown, of Eugene, is in the city
on business.
w. S. Applegate business man Oh
RAYMOND Wash, is at the Marion,
Cliff Shelton, who is employed on
the Durbin ranch on Howell Prairie
spent the evening in the city with
[ friends.
Peter Muno, of Oak Grove, is in the
city endeavoring to secure the SER
vices of an elderly lady to assist MS
wife in the house work.
LII. Baker and wife, OF Turner are
visiting Salem friends.
f. NJ. Demorist, of Astoria Is a
guest at the Bligh
Joseph Hale, who is on tour oil the
West from Iowa, is so well pleased
with Salem that he thinks of remain
ing here.
Jack Anhock, of Macleay, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Tucker, Of Turner
spent Yesterday with Salem friends.
William Humphrey, of Rickey' Is
serving on the circuit court jury
Joe Petzel, of Lyons, is registered
at the Salem
D. Gibson, brother of Salem's eN-
chief of police, drove in from his
Polk county farm this morning on
business.
J. w. Dawson, of Hollywood old
time hop grower, is here meeting
many of his Salem friends
L. Grice, of Polk county, is haul
ing lumber to his farm and intends
to go into the chicken business eS'
tensiyely in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Henry, of Zend,
are visiting in the city
Mrs. Grover Simons and daughter,
Fem, of Howell P-airie, are spend
ing the day here with friends.
Cleve Woods, of Independence, is
here on a days business.
Sherm Swank, politician and mill
owner of Aumsyille, Ore, is a Salem
business visitor.
S. T. Cupp, well known farmer liy-
ing a few miles south of the city, re-
ports the winter pasture as being the
best in several years.
w. H. Rodgers, merchant of Victor
Point, is in the city on business with
Salem wholesalers.
Tom Davis, of Aumsville, is visit
ing friends here.
Edgar Averill, a former Salem boy,
and at one time on Journal staff,
who is now making good as an east
ern Oregon game warden, is visiting
for a time in the city and is meeting
many of his former friends and ac-
Iquaintances.
Mr.. John Schwab. of Mt. Angel, is
in the city on legal business.
Miss Mabel DotsOn, daughter Of T..
S. Dotson, who is principal of the
Yew Park school, is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of asthma,
Mrs. Patton, wife of a prominent
Independence hop grower, came dowl
on the boat this morning to spend the
day with Salem friends.
Jack Mason, who has been work.
ing in construction camps near In.
, utptllutuOt lOl oOlut Illl', ldo &c
cured a few days vacation, which he
will spend with Salem friends.
Mr.. S. II. Hetzel, well known at-
torney of Stayton, was in the city
last evening on business with Judge
Kelly.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Kemp, Woodburn
first lady attorney, was in the city
yesterday on business with the pro-
t bate court.
f. c. Siecke, is on a business trip
to Portland
: c. W. Gray, one Of Salem's sue
cessful merchants, is a business Wis
itor in the Oregon metropolis.
J, l.. Farmer is in Portland in the
interests Of his hardware business.
Don't trust anyone much-unless
1.-THE collateral is ample