Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
Personals
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home this morning.
E. P. Mccormack 10 in Dundee look.
ing after his orchards. ME
i w. L. Jones, of jefferson, is in the
'lcity transacting business
Mrs. L. s. Rowland and children are
visiting relatives in Eugene.
]. FL. Darling, of Oregon City, re-.
turned home this morning.
| ]. W. Bailey, food and dairy com.
missioner was in Salem yesterday
Miss Ernestine HALEY is home from
IPcrtiand, where she spent Sunday.
Mrs W. N. Gatens and little daugh-
ter are, in Portland to- spend the day.
Mrs. Ed. Townsend left today for
Newport to remain month at the sea
shore,
Miss Mae Boise was among.the Port
land-bound passengers on the morning
local.
Harry Pillette went to Portland this
morning to look after business inter
ests.
G.. o. HIATT, Portland real estate
man, returned to the metropolis this
afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Webster and daughter
have returned from an enjoyable stay
at Newport.
j. D. Densmore, H. Shook and o. G..
Hutchins were business visitors in AL
bany yesterday.
Mrs. H. Pohle has gone to camp at
Gladstone Park, to attend the Chau-
tauqua session.
Curtis Coleman, whom the Portland
fans call Mustard,' is in the city
visiting relatives.
j. Z. Calavan returned to his home
at Oregon City, after business visit
to the Capital City.
Former County Judge G. P. Terrell
of Mehama, was in Salem yesterday
and went to Portland last night.
George H. Harding, a prominent Or
egon City druggist, passed through the
city today on his way to Newport.
Miss Lily Wilson, of Beaverton, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Moye-, has returned home.
H. Ovepon, of Woodbnrn, left for
his home this morning, after having
transacted business. here yesterday.
r.. M. Gile, who has been visiting
MFR. and Mrs. H. 8. Gile for several
months, has returned to his home in
Eastern Canada
Professor G. o. Boyer went to Port
land this morning to attend the meet
| ing of the board of trustees of Will
lamette University.
| Mr. and Mrs. Zadoc J. Riggs left to-
day for a trip TO British Columbia and
points on Puget Sound, and expect to
be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs
Murphy, Mrs. Browns mother, returned
from Newport yesterday, where they
spent the past two weeks.
D. M. Houston. for many years an
efficient conductor on the s. p, visited
his brother, R. B. Houston, the popu'
lar freight agent yesterday.
Miss Eleanor Richter, one of the
members of the 1906 graduating class
of nurses from the Salem hospital, left
Yesterday afternoon for a visit at
Woodburn.
Miss Margaret L. Conger, of Salem
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Allen. She
is to be the primary teacher in the
school at Dilley next year.-Forest
Grove News.
President j. H. Coleman, of William
ette University, is in Portland today
attending meeting of the board OF
trustees, at which some changes in the
faculty will probably be made.
+ Miss Mata Klein left today for Glen
dale. where she will join her aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis, and
they will camp in the beautiful noun
tains near that place for month.
/ Misses Hattie and Hulda Beekley, OF
milwaukee, o., have returned home ar
ter a weeks visit with friends. The
young ladies' are the daughters OF th'
former psstor of the German M. E
chure.i ,f Salem.
| A. e. Loder, the United tSates en-
4 ginee-, who has charge Of the gov
ernment road building near the fan
grounds, returned today from weeks
Il trip to Pendletons where sample OF
road will bs built similar to the on'
now being constructed here.
Mrs Mabel McSoriey, of this city
- aai,aOaA insana today by County