Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-07
Personals

in the city.
Edward Capper left for Dayton
this morning.
Geo. Griswold left for Nye Beach
this morning.
c. D. Minton returned from New.
port yesterday.
Attorney Peter Darcy went to AL
bany this morning.
Henry Wiprut went to Portland
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Wiprut left for Newport
on the morning train.
Carl Abrams went to Portland on
business this morning.
Frank Durbin is In independence
today on a business trip.
Mrs. Arthur Boeschen has gone to
Portland to visit friends.
Mrs. S. R. Rodgers went to Tur-
ner on the morning train.
Fish Warden VanDusen arrived in
the city today from Astoria.
Msr. w. A. Irwin and Mrs. George
Irwin left for Newport today.
Mrs. Dan Sherlock left this morn
ing for Suver to visit friends.
r B. Fleming re med yesterday
from several days . >ewport.
George w. Weeks, returned from
visit to Albany this morning.
Robert Oswalt and L. Josse re-
turned Saturday from Newport.
H. Vandervort and w. c. Winslow
have gone to Cascadia for an outing.
Jefferson Myers, of the jamestown
fair commission, is here on business.
Mrs. Frank Douglas has returned
from a visit with friends at Jeffer-
son.
| Charley French, of Lebanon, ar
rived in town on last evenings To-
cal.
George F. Rodgers and family
have returned from a stay at New
port.
Doc Tucker, who has been in AL
bany for some days, has returned to
Salem.
Mrs. Denison and daughter, Miss
Daisy, returned from an outing at
Newport.
Rev. d. L. Fields, pastor of the
NJ ~ Of tctf frfA dc
here today.
Mrs. c. A. Bort and Miss Daisy
Hughes are home from a short out
ing at Newport. a.
Professor Young, instructor In his
tory at the University of Oregon, is
in the city today.
Secretary w. n. Gatens and family
left today for a three-weeks' outing
near Hood River.
Walter Lyon, editor of the West
Side Enterprise, of independence,
was in the city today.
AL. Stewart and Jack Green left
today for 10 days rusticating on the
sandy beach at Newport.
Frank G.. Myers, of The Spa con-
fectionery, went to Portland on a
bushes strip this morning.
Miss Lena McInt!re returned this
morning from several days visit with
friends at Lebanon and Albany.
Miss Edna Francis, agent for
Wells-Fargo at Chemawa, was in
town yesterday visiting friends.
Tom Holman will leave today for
Dallas, where he has accepted a po-
sition of day clerk in hotel at that
place.
Mrs. X. H. Gabbert, sister of l.. S
Rowland, of this city was passenger
on this mornings overland, going to
Eugene.
Mrs. S. w. Wood left on the morn
ing train for the reform school, and
will spend the day visiting in the
country.
A. T. Woolpert, clerk in the Capt.
tai drug store, mas gone 10 oeatIi0
and other points for an outing oil
ten days.
Miss Cady Atwell, of Portland, re-
turned to her home this morning al
ter an over-Sunday visit with Leba-
non friends
Miss Lola Myers, a graduate nurse
of the Salem hospital, has gone 10
Pendleton, where she has position
in a local hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lane returned
to their residence in Cuba, Ill., yes
terday, after an extended visit with
DR.. and Mrs. d. F. Lane.
John F. Steelhammer left today
for woodburn, where will engage In
the milling business. He Will De
,,os,aad nv the hand bOyS.