Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-11
PERSONALS

Attorney Carson is transactinR legal
business in Portland today.
Miss Esther Van Neis returned to
her home at Coburg today.
Miss Minnie Perrine returned YES
terday evening from trip to Eugene.
Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Stone spent suns
day in Eugene with Mr.. and Mrs. o. j..
Hull.
Miss Bertha Kerren, Of Portland, is
spending few days with Salem
friends.
The Misses Townsend and Edmund.
son went TO Chemawa last evening for
short visit.
Miss Wilda Roland returned this
morning from weeks visit at Port
land and the fair.
Mrs. Claud Catch and son went to
Newport this morning, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Marie Douglas and her friend,
Mrs. Taylor are spending the day in
Jne eNpOSltiOn city.
Mrs. Asa Fisher went to Marion this
morning, where she will spend several
weeks for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Wilmot, Of AL.
bany, are in the city, guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. j. @. Perry.
Rev. w. H. Selleck and wife went
to Portland yesterday afternoon to at
tend the Methodist congress.
Mr.. @. j. Thomas, bookkeeper at the
Salem woolen mill store, is spending
ten-day vacation at tho fair
+. T. Barnes and wife and brother
went to Portland this morning to
spend a few days at the fair.
Miss Bertha Klinger has returned
from Eugene, where she spent a week
visiting with Mrs. Ed. McClanahan.
w. r. Anderson and two daughters,
Miss Margaret and Mrs Dan Valmer,
are visitors at the exposition today.
Attorney Il. p. Morcom returned to
Woodburn yesterday evening after
transacting legal business in this city.
Miss Helen Calbreath, the new dean
of the University College Of Music,
went to Oregon City and Portland this
morning.
Mrs Oscar johnson left this morn
ing for Davenport, Wash, where she
will visit for a month with her sister,
Mrs. Poart.
Mrs Frank Ward and baby returned
home 10 Salem today, after visit with
her sister, Mrs Bert Westbrook.- -
Roseburg Review.
Miss Emma Washburne went to
Shelburne this morning, and from
there will go to her home in Browns
Vile for a few days.
Miss j. Murphy, who has been visit
ing her brother, Larry, of this city,
for some time, started on her return |
TO New York this morning.
Miss Maud Myers returned to her
home at scio this morning, after few
days visit with Mrs. Catherine Brown,
on South Commercial street.
DR.. r. y. Ringo and bride, Of PEN
dleton, who have been visiting at the !
parental home of the doctor, went as
far as Portland this morning on their
return home.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Il. Freeland,
who have been visiting Mrs. FREQ
land s parents in this city for several
days, were passengers for Portland on
this mornings local.
DIR. @. T. Hockett Of Cottage Grove !
stopped of in Salem on business yes
terday. He is on lis way to Portland |
to spend few days at the fair and at
tend tho medical congress.
Rev. w. s. Gordon and wife went
to Portland yesterday evening to at
tend the sessions of the Methodist
congress which will be held in that
city for the next ten days
Among the doctors going down 10
the medical congress in Portland this
were Superintendent Cal
breath and DIR. Gyifith, of the asylum,
DR.. Morse, DIR. Lane and wife and DR..
Pierce.
Mrs. p. l.. Frazier and children, of
this city; Mrs. David Baxter and child,
OF Spray, Oregon, and Mrs. Oliver Bax-
teri Olson, Of Eastern Oregon, com
posed a party which left Sunday for
Dolph, Oregon, where they win visit at
the parental home Of the Baxters.
z. J.. Riggs secretary OF the state
board Of pharmacy, returned this
morning from trip to southern Ore
gon, on business connected with the
board. He reports the finding Of
number Of violations Of the law and
states that there viii probably be at