Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
PERSONALS

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Miss Fannie McCallum, of Eugene
is visiting friends in Salem for a few
days.
Miss Chloe Bashor returned from AL.
bany this morning, where she has been
visiting friends for several days.
Mayor Grant Corby, of woodburn,
returned home this morning, after
transacting legal business in this city.
Fred Lockley, of the Pendleton East
oregonian, is in the city on short
trip.
| Mrs. George II. Burnett and Mrs. G..
P. Bishop, Of this city, were among the
guests at the Paine-Topping wedding
at Eugene.
Mrs. Thomas squires, of New York
City, is in the city visiting her cousins,
Mrs. +. A. Pierce and Mrs. f. f. Slater
at The Oaks"
Mrs. George H. Burnett and Mrs
G. P. Bishop Of this city were among
the guests at the Paine-Topping we'd
ding at Eugene.
Mrs. J. A. Norwood, Of Salem, is Wis
iting her daughters, Mrs. E. C. Apper.
son and Mrs. w. +. Delschneider. - Nc.
Minville Telephone-Register.
Mrs ]. A. Norwood Of Salem is Wis.
iting her daughters, Mrs, e. C. Apper-
son and Mrs. W. +. Delschneider.-Mc
Minnville Telephone Register.
t. N. Barnes of Waverly, Ohio, is in
the city visiting his brother, Captain
J. Q. Barnes The two brothers had
not met for about 90 years, and it goes
without saying that they are thorough
ly enjoying the reunion.
Miss Lena Schindler returned from
Stayton this morning, where she had
been attending the wedding Of Miss
Ethel Gardner, well known in this city.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Veva Gardner, who will visit with her
for several days.
Superintendent and Mrs. Thomas
Clark, Of the Oregon deaf mute school,
left yesterday, en- route to the East,
whero they will attend the National
Educational Association Of the deaf at
Morganton, n. c. They expect to be
gone until August 1st.
Governor Chamberlain went to Port
land this morning to attend the funer.
al Of the little Riggs boy, who was
run over by street car. The governor
was accompanied by his little son,
George, who has been visiting with his
friend, Johnnie Coshow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Virgins and
daughter and son, ]. II. Virgins, of
Eureka, Kan, and married daughter,
Mrs Q. L. Crockham and two sons,
Kenneth and Arthur, Of Winfield, Kan,
left yesterday for Newport, where they
will spend several weeks outing.
Miss Edith Eyre, who has been a
student in the University College OF
oratory for the past two years, left
this morning for onargn, Illinois, where
she will spend a couple Of months Wis.
iting relatives and friends.
Messrs. Saltmarsh and Faulkner, Of
Albany, stopped over in Salem last ev.
ening on their way TO Eastern Oregon,
They will also make a visit to the ex.
position as they pass through Portland.
Mr. Saltmarsh was a member Of AL. |
bany's football team last year, and
Mr.. Faulkner is one Of Pacific Univer
sity's old debaters
j. G. Rich returns 10 Prineville to-
night, after a few days visit with his
mother in this city. Mrs Rich and
little daughter, who accompanied Mr..
Rich on his visit, will remain for some
lime. "Joe," as he is familiarly
known to his many friends in this
,ity, expects to return soon and once
more make Salem his home.
Judge Galloway held a short session
II the circuit court yesterday, and went
% Portland this morning to hear the
in the Mitchell land fraud
.ase The judge will convene his de-
,artment Of the court again July 18th,
Il which time he viii hear the argu
nents in the Parkersville drainage dis
rict case, the last witness in which
ase was examined yesterday.