Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-01
Personal

| MlSS Ildbcl bi5lOp 10 SpChuihS thN
Thanksgiving days at Brownsville
and Lebanon.
Willis Butler, Of Monmouth, a stu
dent at the Portland Medical Col.
lege, is here to spend Sunday with
friends.
DR.. Sheldon, of Eugene, and A. f.
Wlnship, OF Boston, are here to de-
liver addresses and attend the teach
ers' meetings to be held in this city.
shanna Cumming, of the Sextette,
and neice Miss Inez Cumming, Of
Portland, who were the guests Of
Mrs. Eldrldge while in the city, left
this morning for Eugene with the
concert company.
Mrs. VIII Moody, of The Dalles, af-
ter a visit with Ex-Governor and Mrs.
y. f. Moody, has returned to her
home.
Professor A. e. Winship, editor of
the Journal of Education, Boston,
will be the guest of Superintendent
Jones, of the blind school Sunday.
Judge II. S. Benson, of klamath
Falls, is visiting his son, Arthur Ben
son, who is secretary to Judge Muir
ply.
Hon. Henry Keene, of Aurora, is
in the city.
Mrs. George Rudolph is home from
visit in Portland.
Mrs. L. w. Stahl returned this
morning from a weeks visit in Sill
verton.
r. U. Iddings is in Drain this
week, the guest OF relatives.
Judge Burnett was among the AL
bany-bound passengers this morning.
DR., James Withycombe, of Corval-
lis; Professor C. |. Lewis, of the o.
a. c.; William Schulmerich, of Hills
boro, and E. T. Judd, of Hilsboro,
arrived in Salem last evening from
attending the grange meeting at
Macleay.
Some of the Corvallis people in
Salem Thanksgiving were Mayor
Johnson and daughters, II. II. Gro
Mise, Profs. Cornley. Knisley, Berch-
told, McLouth, McDougal and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Horner. Mr.. and Mrs. Trine. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosier. Ed. Smith, Bess
Yates Mr.. and Mrs. Lafferty, Mel Ell
gin, Fred Fisher and Gertrude Nc
Bee.
Miss Eva Marlatt, a teacher in the |
East school, is spending the holidays
n Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Cochran have
'eturned from Glendale, where they
lave been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. George T. Pratt.
Ben Tamplin, after short visit in
his city, has returned to Portland. !
Mrs. d. II. Looney, of the reform
chool, is in the city today.
Miss Lillian Elder. who has been
he guest OF Miss Edith Kinney, left
his morning for her home in Port
and.
Ex-Governor Lord was among the
passengers this morn
ng,
Col. John William Headen will
cave tonight for Oregon City and
'ortland on important business.
Mrs. d. E. Doran. of Portland
fter a short visit in this city. LETT
his morning for Marion, to be the
uest of friends.
Mrs j. r. Roth and daughter, Miss
lara, went TO Eugene this morning.
here they will make their home.
Cooke Patton came up from Port
md today.
Mrs Ida Woodward and aunt, Miss
ou Lewis, left today for Phuo-
hath, TO visit relatives.
A. ~ hamilton went to Tangent
n business this morning.
Mrs. E. Presnall was among the
assengers bound for Marion this
forming.
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Wallace. who
ave been visiting friends in the city
'turned today 10 their home An Al
any.
Mrs. George Ford left this morn
u FOR her home in Marion. She has
zen In the city for short visit.
Miss Ruth Rulifson, who has been
sitting her parents in this city, left ,,
lis morning for Mt Angel, where
'e is engaged as a teacher in the :
lblie schools. ,
William G. Clark. editor Of the q
sryais Star. but formerly OF Salem I