Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-09
Personals
0. B. Long is visiting friends in Al


Miss Olive Wright has returned frou
j a visit in Portland
Mayor Fank Waters returned thi
morning from Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Smith lef
this morning for Newport.
Walter Falkner. Of Portland. is il
the city, the guest of relatives.
Joseph Garrow went to Corvallis to
day to visit old college friends.
A. l. Lovelace was a northbound
passenger on the local this morning.
Miss Barbara Eakin is home from
Eugene, where she visited friends.
Judge and Mrs. G. H. Burnett were
southbound today for the seashore,
Charles Dick, the commercial man,
was bound for points north this morn.
ing.
Miss A1die Reed has returned from
a visit with the Misses Payne, Of Al.
bany.
August Huekestein returned this
hAoIhAAS 4IvA the OeMVeIaAS IdlAE aI
Turner.
Milt Miller, the Democratic sage Of
Lebanon, was in the city yesterday af.
ternoon.
Miss Clara Hamilton left yesterday
Afternoon for visit with friends in
Portland.
Mrs. Thos. Sims has returned to her
home at Portland after a visit with Sa.
lem friends.
Miss Minnie Lyman has gone to Port.
land, to be the guest of her sister, Mrs
Thomas Robbins.
John Lewis and ". s. La Fore. of
AumsviHe, and DR.. Rsnsome, of Turner,
were in town today.
o. B. Long, tho university athlete, re-
turned this morning from a visit a:
Albany and Corvallis.
Miss Dolly DAILY, after visit with
friends here, left today for SeiO, where
she is employed on newspaper.
Rev. Adolph Eberle, of the Lutheran
church, was among the Portland bound
passengers on the morning train.
Mrs. George Rogers has gone to Al.
bany for few days. Mr.. Rogers is
employed in one of the city barber
shops.
+. W. Steuslof has returned from
several months stay in the Alberta
district, where he has large property
interests.
a. E Strang ard wife are at Colder
dale. Washington, this week. Mr.. |
Strang is one Of the engineers at the
state asylum.
Attorney L. K. Adams, formerly of J
this city, returned TO Portland this
morning after having transacted legal
business here.
Miss Mercedes Sims and Mrs Reams,
of Portland. are guests Of Mrs. ". S.
Mott at their Monticello home, on Com.
mercial street.
Mrs FAnnie Winter, Of Eugene, who
has been visiting her uncle, J. 1.
Thompson, in Yew Park, has gone TO
Portland for visit.
A. NeGn and NJ. Mcdonald. Of the
Oregon Nursery Co, have gone 10 the
Tualatin country TO look up a Lew loca,
tiOn for their nursery.
Mrs. George G. Brown and Mrs. H.
Il. olinger were among those that left
this morning to join the Salem colony
at Newport BY the sea.
A. NJ. Gunderson, who has been
for the Gle company Of
this city, has gone 10 Minneapolis 10
visit relatives. He may remain per
7. b. Kay. Of the Salem and Eogene
wooden mills, was in the city yes,er-
day. Mrs. Celia waIling returned to
Salem yesterday, after visit with her
sOa As~s.-Eogeue Register. |,
SAeria Culver and Judge Scott are AZ
Oregon City toaay. probably to consult
with the olaekznas county authoritiesI 4,
Conserving the dis.ributiou Of the re
~Ard offered for the capture Of Smith,
the outlaw.
Nessrs. Byrd. l. V. Smith. W. C.I-
JDd, LOoney, Biswen Sod Hunter we're
EDong the recent medical grAauates
Who left THE morning foS Portland TO
AXE the state board exaninstions.
which begin Thursday, and continue
Ensil Saturday.
Mr.. and2Nrs J. H. Lam recently ar.
lived in tAis eity from s4a Fransiseo
shers they viii VISIT relatives for sew
raj nonths They were At San FfaA-
iiseo a. the time Of the disaster. but