Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-27
PERSONALS

| Mrs Geo. W. Jones went 10 EVTIlahu
today.
E. Cooke Patton spent Sunday in
Portland.
B.F. southwiek went to Portland to-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Lansing spent Sun
day in Portland.
Miss Rachel Dove spent Sunday with
Portland friends
supt. Hall, of the Electric Company,
went to Portland today.
Miss Bessie Schultz spent Sunday the
guest of Portland friends.
Tip Humphrey and Dick Meyers, of
Jefferson, are in town today.
Henry Helmken has opened the Salem
Brewery Saloon at Woodburn.
c. n. Macarthur returned last even
ing from few days visit at Eugene.
E. Hofer and Mac Hofer have gone
to Chicago to visit relatives for few
weeks
Miss Nora Rhodes went to Portland
Saturday to spend a few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Graham and little
daughter spent Sunday with Portland
relatives
Miss Mabel Bean, of Salem, is visit.
ing Miss Maude Morris, of Eugene, for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Often have returned
from an extended trip throughout
Southern California.
H. Shook returned to Eugene this
morning after spending Sunday with
his family in this city.
Miss Nina Headly, of Albany, re-
turned home this noon after stay
with friends in this city.
Jos. Fitzgerald has resumed his place
in the Willamette hotel bar, after an
absence of several weeks.
Mrs. f. II. Flagg has returned to St.
Helens, after visiting her daughter,
Miss Morrison, for a week.
James L. Skipton will leave for Seat
tie in few days, where he will be en-
ployed as foreman on a large horse
ranch.
Miss Kittie Harbord and Miss Grace
Damon spent Sunday at Independence,
at the home of Miss Damon's parents
at that place.
Col. Ike Manning, editor of the
Statesman, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the hospital is re-
covering rapidly,
A. w. Hirsch, of Wentworth. Mo-, is |
in the city, stopping at the Hotel Sa-
lem. He is looking the country over,
with view to locating
County Judge Scott and Road Super
visor McCorkle went north this morn /
ing to look after and direct some fills |
to be made on the Silverton branch.
c. = Hamilton, Of the firm of Buren
4 Hamilton, came down on the boat
Monday morning from Independence,
where he had been visiting friends over
Sunday.
Miss Mamie Montgomery, who is EN-
ployed in the state printers office, re.
turned from Albany on this morning S
local, after spending the Sabbath with
her sister.
+. n. Zinn and wife, of Pomeroy,
Wash, who have been visiting their
nephews c. J. and wylie A. Zinn, of
this city, for several weeks, left for
home today
J. \. Finch, of the Salem Journal,
came up last evening for a short visit
with his father, who is seriously in
at his home on East Fourth street.
Albany Herald.
Claude Hibbard has accepted a posi-.
tiou at the local telephone office, in the
capacity Of collector, in place of Leroy
Rulifson, who win assist in the con.
struction work.
Ed. Anderson and family have ar
rived from Altman No. and intend to
make Oregon their home They are
now guests at the home Of their rela.
tives, c. II, Mcknight, Of Route No. 5.
Trainer Urine, OF the o. A. c., went
TO Corvallis today after being in town
a few days on business He was ac-
eompanied by a number Of o. A. c.
students, who spent sunday with their
parents here.
George Priehard, reporter on the
Salem Journal, came up last evening
for short visit with Albany friends.
lie was one Of the graduates OF Albany
college last spring, and, for a time, was
city editor on The Herald.-Albanv
Herald.
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