Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23

T. B. Kay, Of the Salem woolen mills,
returned yesterday afternoon from San
Francisco, where he has been for some
time. in the interest Of the mills.
Miss Eva Coshow will leave for
Brownsville this evening to spend
Christmas at the home Of her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Coshow.
jay Phillips came down from Cor
wallis this morning to spend the holi-
days at the home Of his brother, W. H.
Phillips, tho efficient driver Of the fire
engine.
Roy Knots, a student in the college
Of medicine, left yesterday afternoon
for Tigardsville, where he will spend
the Christmas vacation at the home Of
his parents.
United States Postal Inspector Rich.
90, Of Portland, was in the city yester.
day on official business. Mr.. Riches is
a native Of Marion county, having
lived for a number Of years at Turner.
Justice Haley went to Portland yes.
terday afternoon, and today viii con
tine his journey to Pendleton, where he
will spend Christmas with his family
He expects to move to Salem soon after
tho first Of tho year.
John b. Garland who has been
spending some time in the mountains
back Of Philomath, brought his outing
to a close by walking from that place
TO Salem. lie arrived here yesterday
afternoon about o'clock, and reports
very enjoyable time
Miss Maud Laughed, one Of the
teachers in tho Baker City schools,
passed through Salem this morning on
her way 20 Albany, where she will
spend Christmas with her mother. On
her way back to Baker City she will
stop of in salem for a short visit with
her many friends
Prof. and Mrs. Ackcrman left this
morning for San Francisco.
o. NJ. Carlton loft last evening for a
visit 20 Albany and Eugene.
Row. Robt. Booth is visiting HE son,
Hon. r. A. Booth, AZ Eugene.
NJ q Femme leaves this afternoon Tor
Portland 90 spend tho holidays.
Miss sulu Becke, Of Aurora, was a
visitor In Salem ono day this week.
Miss Emma washburne went 20
Brownsville today 20 spend Christmas
Miss Lois Byrd went up 20 Corvallis
today 10 spend tho holidays with Miss
Baringor.
Captain Charles A. Murphy returned
last evening from an extended visit e
Portland
The Misses Opal aud Julia Williams
went 10 Junction City today, 10 spend
Christmas at home
Mr.. and Mrs George Haas have 70
turned 20 Seattle after a weeks visit
with Salem relatives.
J. d. simmons Of Monitor, ex-state
representative, and a future possibility,
Is In tho city looking after his fences
Mrs A. NJ. Worth, mother and Miss
Ella Geary, aunt Of Mrs. A. o. Condit,
arrived last evening FOR holiday visit.
Miss Mabel Dove, who is employed
In Portland, viii spend Xmas with her
mother, Mrs Bertha Dove, Of this city.
Among tho slveTton people In salem
tho past week were Miss Jennie Bark,
hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hobart aud
Mrs Nellie Leonard
Fred Steiwer, manager Of tho U. Of
o. football team, who has been visiting
in Salem, went up TO the reform school
today.
Rober, and Clarence Hobart, OF Port.
land, are spending the holidays with
their brother, Charles Hobart, Of Rose
dale,
Miss Gertrude johnson is home for
the Xmas holidays Miss johnson is
teacher OF elocution at the Philomath
college.
Miss Merle Dayey, VINO has been at
Baker City since last spring, arrived
last night 10 spend the holidays at the
home of her parents,
DR., Clyde Mount and Mrs. Proudfoot
OF Portland, are spending the Xmas
holidays az the parental home in Sill
veFtoR-silyeTtonian Appeal,
Miss Gail Cordingly, OF Brownsville
is visiting friends here. She will leave
soon for Arlington, where she viii spend
a month with her sister, Mrs. Ivan.
Miss Eugenia Smelling, Of Lakeview,
who has been attending school in Port
land, arrived on the belsted train last
night on a visit 20 her friends, the
Misses GOOdhue
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fontaine, who
have been residing in Mitchell, Or, ar
rived this morning, and win make their