Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-30
Personals

| hASS May lulelSen WIS fortlanu
visitor today.
County Judge Ryan, of Oregon City.
returned home today.
Miss Pearl Sherman spent Sunday
with Portland friends.
Attorney Bigger returned from
points north on the 11;13 train.
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Moores and Miss
Moores went to Chemawa Sundy.
Chester Pugh, son of Charles Pugh,
has returned from San Francisco.
n. j. Damon, the real estate man of
Newport, is in the city on business
Miss Maud Griswol6 was among the
Portland bound passengers this morn.
ing.
Attorney Slater was among the
northbound passengers on the morning
local.
Cyrus b. Woodwork, of Portland
was visiting friends in this city oveg
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Hoover Craft. Of Port
land, has been visiting her parents at
Brooks.
Miss Alice Meyer is enjoying Wis
it from Miss Katherine Heinz of San
Francisco.
Mrs. Z. J. Bolter, of Brooks. has re.
turned after a few weeks spent at Ok.
nard, California.
Mrs. Harry Green returned to Port
land today, after having spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Mrs, Burchard, Of Portland, was a
guest the past week of her cunt, Mrs.
Haines, of this city.
Chas. V. Brown, Of Astoria, deputy
grand exalted ruler of the Elks, was in
tho city the past week.
Miss Jessie Robinson, who has been
visiting in this city, ha returned to
her home in Tacoma.
Earl Aupperle and +. ]. Weld, two
bright young Jefferson Republicans
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Mayme Woodson has returned
to her home in Eugene after several
days visit with friends here.
Attorney A. Cannon and little daugh
ter have returned from an over.Sunday
visit with relatives in Albany.
Mrs. Cullen has returned from at.
tending the funeral of her brotherin
law, Mr.. McCauley of Portland.
Arthur Derby, who is with the Port.
land General Electric Company, spent
Sunday with his parents at Salem.
o. I. Paxton, who has been attend.
ing the college of medicine, returned to
his home in Astoria this morning.
Mrs. NJ. C. Parsons and Mrs. II. Hoff
arrived Sunday to visit at the home
of Labor Commissioner and Mrs. Hoff.
Mrs. John Koorman, who was taken
home from the Samaritan hospital, is
reported mach better, and on her way
to recovery.
Pat Macarthur of Portland returned
home yesterday afternoon after hav
ing made a short visit to his home folk
at Rickreall.
Mrs. II. ID. Spencer, with her son
and daughter, Of Elgiu, Or, who have
been visiting Warden Curtis at the
state prison, returned home today.
Mrs. Virgil Garvin. who has been iiv.
ing in Salem, returned to Portland this
morning. Her husband. Virgil Garvin,
the high school baseball coach will
join her this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Lreton, who has been
one OF the efficient stenographers ia
the secretary of states Office, has TO.
signed her position to take much
needed rest Miss Flora B. Hatch of
Portland will succeed Miss Ireton.
Prof. C. o. Boyer and Messrs. Beat
tie, Jarvis and Bisbee, delegates to the
Epworth league convention, which
closed at Woodburu yesterday, returned
home on the morning train. They re-
port an interesting and well attended
session.
Rev. IL. T.. Babcock left today for
Albany to visit with Rev. Pratt, Of the
Presbyterian church there. They viii
then go for a weeks vacation in the
neighboring mountains TO fsh and hunt
Next Sunday Mr.. Babeoek win preach
for DIR. Hill in Portland.
Mrs. M. A. Berry, who has been Wis
iting her son. Landlord Berry, Of the
Salem Hotel, aud who lives at Ashland
leaves today for her old home at Del
phi, Indiana. She IL pioneer Of 1857
and now 80 years OF age. She viii
make the trip, and. at her own request
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