Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-31
Personals

| newport.
Hary Hansen, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Lou Daney has gone to Port.
, land to visit friends.
Professor ]. T. Matthews has re-
turned from Newberg.
D. F. Brunner went to Portland
yesterday on BUSINESS.
Miss Murah Hatch has gone to
Newport for an outing.
Oswald West, state land agent.
went to Corvallis today.
County Surveyor Herrick returned
from Gervais this morning.
Miss Mamie Montgomery has been
visiting friends in McMinnville.
E. j. McClanahan, of Eugene, has
been visiting Mrs. r. B. Houston.
j. Wenger returned this morning
from a business trip to Woodburn.
Oscar Johnson, the clothier, re-
turned from Portland this morning.
George Dorcas, the hop man, was
a Portland-bound passenger this
morning.
Miss Nettie Reddekopp has re-
turned from an enjoyable stay at
Newport.
b. A. Legg returned yesterday af-
ternoon from several days recrea-
tion at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Godfrey left for
Siletz this morning, where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Daue are home
from Newport, where they made an
over-Sunday sojourn.
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Epley have re-
turned from several weeks outing
at Trout Lake, Wash.
julius Pincus, the hop man, went
to the hop fields in the northern part
of the county this morning.
Mrs. E. Hirsch and Miss Leona
Hirsch are at Chemawa attending
the commencement exercises.
Miss Anna Wiprut has gone to
Newport for few weeks, where she
will be joined by her mother.
Superintendent Ackerman is in
Portland in attendance at the state
teachers association conference.
Secretary of State Dunbar re-
turned this morning from Seaside,
where he has been taking a vacation.
Lee Iler and wife, of West Salem
Heights, have returned from visit
to his daughter in Washington coun-
ty.
Mrs. F. G. Haas and daughters
went to Corvallis today to visit Mrs.
Charles FELTON,, and will later go to
Newport.
Mrs. Calbreath and Miss Heller
Calbreath have gone to Newport, and
the rest of the family expect to go
Monday.
s. S. Lyons and George E. Metcalf
have gone to Newport to set up their
tents, and their families will follow
District Attorney John Manning,
of Portland, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGeachin, of Orleans,
Neb., are in the city today.
Harry Pillett, who has been en-
ployed in the Evans tonsorial par
lors for some months past, has gone
to Portland to reside permanently
Miss Opal VILLAS, stenographer
at the Spaulding lumber mills, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from 1,
pleasant ten days sojourn at New
port.
Rev. Ezra Maurer, presiding elder
If the Evangelical church, left this
for Oak Grove, near Oregon
City, to attend the big campmeeting
If his denomination.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, Mrs. Frank De-
mott, Mrs. Iddings, Rev. Davis Err
.ett, Frank Churchill are among
hose from Salem in attendance at
he closing exercises of the Indian
chool.
George Burns, of the state prinnt-
ng Office returned last evening from
Newport. He reports that the wealth
r at the coast is quite cool, but the
rowd at the beach is the largest of
my season at this time of the year.
Fred Wickstrom and daughter.
riss Pearl Wickstrom, of Wardner,
daho, have been in the city seeing
Id friends, and left today for a visit
o his sister at Oakland. Mr.. Wick
from lived in North Salem about
en- years, and is we'll remembered
y many friends in the Capital CITY,
Hon. Jefferson Myers, late COM
,issioner to the New Orleans eXposi-