Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
Personals

dul UleSy, OF Portland, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Miss Echo Gaddis, of Roseburg, is
visiting Salem friends.
Mrs. j. R. Whitney went to Portland
today for 8 brief visit.
James Linn, the hop man, was Port
land bound this morning.
Attorney J. H. McNary went to Al.
bany last night to attend court.
w. G. Hawley left this morning for
a visit with friends in Benton county
Attorney Grant Corby went to Wood.
burn on legal business this morning.
President Coleman, of the Universi.
ty. went to Portland on business this
'noining.
Mrs. Idaho Campbell, of Eugene, was
in the city today as the guest of Mrs.
Carey Martin.
Ex-Governor j. H. Fletcher, of JEFF
ferson was greeting friends here yes,
terday afternoon.
Mrs James l. Dozier returned to
Turner on the noon train after a brief
business visit here.
Rev. George f. Zimmerman, of Til.
lamook, left yesterday to attend the
Turner campmeeting.
Mrs. NJ. C. Flake, who has been Wis.
iting friends here, returned to her
home today at Mills City.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Grannis left
last evening for Los Angeles on their
homeward trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Virginia Byrd, a clerk in the
land office at Rosebung, is spending her
vacation with relatives in Salem.
Mrs. Ray Boynes, of San francisco,
who has been visiting Mrs. ]. S. Gra-
ham, left today for Seattle for visit.
Oudin Roberts, the crack shortstor
on the high school baseball team, re-
turned to his home in Oregon City yes
terday.
Hon. ]. w. Moxley, Of Portland, is
visiting Hon. T. t. Geer. They were
oldtime friends in Union county some
80 years ago.
Rev. Davis Errett and Mrs. Errett,
of the First Christian church, are at
Turner attending the big convention Of
that denomination.
George Burress went to Albany last
evening to attend the funeral of Har'
old NJ. Truax. who died yesterday morn
ing at his farm near that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Smith are home
from several weeks visit in Portland.
They also spent several days at Sea-
side and had delightful trips
s. R. Scott, the venerable Salem
pioneer, was in the city today with
his son-in-law, j. C. Sabin, of Harris
burg. with whom he is making his
home.
Misses Bessie and Ruth Schultz, ac-
companied by Miss Wafe Hoekett, or
Grants Pass spent yesterday at the
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ruef, near Independence.
Mrs ]. Conner and sister, Miss En-
arson. Mrs. Burfopd and daughter Mrs
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Wilson
and daughter, and Mrs, c. r bishoP
were Salemites at the picnic.
Misses Nell and Lou Hostettier nave
gone to Portland after visit with
relatives and friends in this city
After a short visit there, they Will re-
turn TO their home in The Dalles.
DR. w. B. Morse returned this morn
ing from Medford, where he ATTENDED
the quarterly meeting of the state
Iboerd of health, and also a meeting ol
4be Southern Oregon Medical Society.
Mrs Helen Little, accompanied by
her daughters. Misses Koan and Lucy
and SON. Charles B. Little, were pas
songers this morning for Turner, where
thew viii visit Thomas Little OF tha'
place. ..;n,andert Of
tbo school for the deaf and blind az
voncouyer, washington, Is in the cry
1.,in, acquaintance with friends
here. Mr.. Clarke was formerly super.
;a,srdspt M of a similar institution ~
.. ua ia much pleased in MS
s 'n location, but says Vancouver i'
mot 50 pretty as Salem N,s; T., .',.io -
accompanied him, and eO'n WIZ ''
here several days