Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-24
Personals

raul III. Sroat is in Portland today.
Il. Z. Quincy was at the reform school
today.
Henry Lange came from Albany this
morning.
M. sorenson left this morning for
Portland.
Judge Burnett went to Albany today
for brief visit
Miss Lena Miller, of Albany, is Wis.
iting friends in this city.
Bishop II. L. Barkley, of Portland.
was a Salem visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. C. Will have gone
to spend month at Newport.
Col. l.. K. Page has gone to Drain to
look after his sawmill there.
Otho Ragan has returned from sew.
eral days sojourn at Newport.
Miss V. A. Messick left this morning
for several days. visit in Portland
Mrs. A. A. Lee and son Lloyd have
gone to spend month at Newport.
Mrs. w. H. Chatten has gone TO
join her parents for an outing at New.
port.
P. N. Lathrop left yesterday for a
business trip in Hillsoboro and Forest
Grove.
George Brown, of the state land of.
fee, is in Portland today to transact
business.
Frank Willman has returned from
pleasant outing with friends in the
Waldo Hills.
Mrs. A. NJ. Crawford left this morn.
ing for Roseburg to visit relatives for
a few weeks.
Prof. F. c. Young, of the chair of
history in the University of Oregon, is
in the city today
DR.. and Mrs. Brewer returned YES
terday afternoon from pleasant rec
reation at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boeschen are
home again from pleasant stay Of
several weeks at Newport.
Miss Louise Currie, of Portland, was
in Salem yesterday and went to
Yachats to spend the summer.
Prof. w. 1. Staley, of the Capital
Business College, went to Portland this
morning on a business trip.
Henry j. Ottenheimer, the hop man,
went to Portland this morning to
look after business interests.
p. E. Thomasson, the enterprising
road man for the Mitchell, Lewis and
Staver Co., went south today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norwood and
children have gone to Yachats to spen j
the remainder of the hot season.
R. B. Fleming came back from New
port yesterday afternoon, but Mrs.
Fleming will remain for some time.
Mrs. E. T. Barnes and family left
this morning for a sojourn at Newport.
They will occupy the c. B. Moores
cottage.
w. L. Wade, a welkknown and re-
spected pioneer citizen of North Sa-
lem, who has been critically i'll, is re-
covering.
County Treasurer Richardson has re-
turned from an outing to Newport
beach. His family will remain for
some time longer.
s. P. McCracken, formerly in the
lumber business at Salem, has gone to
Thomas creek and. engaged in the tim
Der land business,
Ed. Hazard and wife, who have been
spending two weeks at Seattle and 9th
er Puget Sound cities, are expected
home this evening.
Stevan NJ. Stevanovich, of Chehalis,
went to Albany today. He is looking
over the Willamette valley, with the
idea of locating permanently. MI
Stevanovich is a candy maker by trade.
J. E. Heenen, of the state printing
Office force left for Hot Lake, Union
county, this morning, to take treat
ment for rheumatism for the next ten
days.
Attorney-General Crawford went to
Portland this morning to finish taking
testimony in the boundary line suit
between the states of Washington and
Oregon.
Mss p. n. Latrop has gone to E'k
City to visit her daughters, Mrs. Van
Orden and Mrs. Dixon. Miss Goldie
Lathrop is also spending her vacation
at the ocean.
Mrs E. Emrick, mother of Mrs. G.
w. Simon, All Center street, has re-
turned from a month spent in Port
land with friends. She reports having