Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-13
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Mrs. f. J. Chamberlin and Mrs, T.
NJ. Burns who have been in Northern
California for sometime are guests at
the home OF Mrs. Salmon Brown on
Marion street.
Mr.. Gus Moulden left Friday, for
short visit at Newport; from thence
he will return to Eugene, where he is
employed in the general merchandise
store Of Mr.. Dom.
Mr.. and sMrs. Paul Sroat, Miss
Ethel Cusick, Mr.. f. c. Giltner, Mr..
Frank Lowell and DR.. w. b. Morse
leave today for few days outing at
Woods. They go via BICYCLES and car
/ riages.
DR.. /. Y. Sanders left for Union
Tuesday morning. He was accom-
panied by his mother. and sister Miss
Pearl Sanders and Miss May Worsham
who will stop at Long Beach for a few
weeks outing.
Mrs. John Hughes and daughters,
Misses GenevIeve and Ethel Miss
Weir Of New York City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hughes, accompanied by Lee
Lunn who will cook iOr them. are at
Seal Rocks for a months outing and
camp life.
Mrs. A. t. BuZzell and daughter,
Mrs. Riley, the mother aud sister of
Mr.. Walter. BuzZell, of this city, re-
turned TO their home in Soulx Falls, S.
d., this morning after a visiC of six
weeks. The ladies are much pleased
with Oregon.
Judge J. J. Murphy and son Chester
G. are at Seaside Park for few days.
Chester will return in time to take
the steamer for San Francisco on
Monday, August %, which will have
on board large crowd of jolly Stan
ford student bound for Palo Alto,
where they will attend college for the
coming year.
Gov. w. p. Lord and his staff, con-
sisting Of Brigadier General w. f.
Beebe, Adjutant General b. Il. Tuttle,
Inspector General Thorn as Jackson,
Advocate General f. V. Drake, Sur
Reon General A. B. Gillis and Com.
misSary General ID. NJ. Dunno, of the
Oregon National Guard,1 are guests
Of hOnorat the Astoria regatta this
week and next.
Miss Mildred Johnson, one Of Cor
Wallis most accomplished young
ladies, the late guest OF Miss Neya
GriswOld returned to her home We'd
Desday after a very pleasant visit.
She was accompanied To her home
by Miss Eta Peet, for the last two
years resident OF Upton. Iowa, who
has been visiting the Misses Paine at
the asylum. This winter Miss Peet viii
attend CastellejO Hall, young ladies
seminary at Palo Alto, preparatory to
Stanford University.
Mr.. James f. Allison and wife,
Misses Nellie, Louise and Matte
Southwick, Miss Charlotte HELEN
brand and Mr.. Clarence L. Bowerman,
the brother of Mr.. Allison, will leave |
this afternoon for Silver Creek falls |
for an over Sunday visit. The party |
will camp saturday evening at the
falls, returning Sunday evening. They
take months rations, cameras, many |
musical instr uments ana general |
disposition TO enjoy themselves.
The Misses Alma Pohle, Winnie
Rigdon, Winnie Bellinger, Helen At
wood, Edna POhle, and Miss Lee |
formed Jolly party OF young ladies |
who left wednesday for few weeks
at Silver Creek Falls. Mr..
oil Mead drove them over and on the
way the young ladies underwent the
Of being in smash up.
The hind wheel of their rig broke and
they were compelled To obtain n farm
wagon in which to travel the rest OF
the way. Mr. Mead left them enjoy.
ing themselves in comfortable camp
where they will receive Salem visitors.
Thursday Aug. II, "a number Of rela-
tiyes, OF Mrs. NJ. j. Lewellen, gathered
at the home OF Mrs. ii. f. Smith OF
South Salem, To celebrate her Slst
The forenoon was spent in
social chat and at ? o'clock the guests
repaired to the dining room, where
the table, fairly groaning under its
burden OF good things was relieved
Of part Uf its load. The table was
presided over by three of Mrs. Level
lens grand children, Willie and
Myrtle Gilmore, and Mary Moore.
Mrs. Lewellen is a pioneer of % and is
hale and hearty for lady OF her age,
she was the recipient OF several useful
presents. Those present were, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. #. Smith
Mrs. VIM. Mccoy, OF Portland; Mrs.
w. ID. MCGEE, Mr.. aud Mrs. b. f.
Moore, of Eugene; Misses Myrtle Gil.
more, Mary Moore, Nellie McGee aud
Mr.. Willie Gilmore aud Master Carl
smith.