Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-23
Personals

tHe Guy on DuelnesS.
Ex-Governor VIM. Lord is in Portlan,
on legal business today.
W. T. Slater went to Eugene thi
morning on legal business
Miss Lydia Rich is guest at tn,
E. Roy home, at Stayton.
Miss Rosa Schneider, of Tacoma, il
expected home this week.
r. o. Thomas, of Turner, was trans
acting business in the city today.
Miss Leila Kavanagh returned to hen
home near Turner this morning.
Frank Brown and family went tC
Newport today to spend the summe-.
Robert Burns leaves this afternoon
for an over-Sunday stay at Seaside.
w. d. Mohney was among the south
bound passengers on the morning train
Miss Ruby Cornell was bound for the
celebration at Jefferson on the morning
train.
County Recorder Siegmund is at.
tending the Odd Fellows celebration at
Jefferson.
Rev. c. H. Mattoon, of McMinnville,
went to Albany today on a short busi-
ness visit.
Mrs. Emma Murphy Brown and lit.
tie son, and Mrs. C. H.. Robinett went
to Newport today.
| j. M. Robertson, one of the promi-
nent citizens of Turner, is in the city
transacting business.
Mrs Charles Wolz and daughter, Miss
Martha, and Mrs. Heidecker have gone
to Albany for visit.
Mr.. and Ms. A. N Moores left today
for sojourn at Newport. They ex-
pect to return Wednesday.
Miles Barber, the genial Marion
postmaster, returned home this morn
ing after brif visit here.
Mss. Myrtle Lawrence went to Port
land this afternoon for an over-Sunday
visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry Green.
Mrs. s, B. Catterlin is visiting her
son, w. E. Catterlin and family, at
Netarts by the sea, in TillamoOk coun-
ty.
F. II. Wrightman, Sheriff Culver,
Tom Kay and few other Salem "has-
beens" took in the jefferson picnic to-
day.
W. A. Sisson is wrestling with one.
sided case of mumps, and will prob.
ably be unable to tackle his work again
for week.
Miss Laura Bean and Miss Kramer,
two teachers in the Salem public
schools, are Spending brief vacation
at the seaside.
Attorney Tllman Ford, accompanied
by his brother, Charles, left today for
Eugene, where the former will look af.
ter legal matters
]. p. Rogers left yesterday after.
noon on business trip to Nashville and
Chattanooga, Tennessee. He may posi-
bly, extend his journey to Atlanta,
Georgia.
This fine hay weather Lawyer Percy
Kelly, of Albany, came down and raked
the state law library over for several
bales of legal hay today.
|. Rev. VIM. Worthington, Of Snohom.
ish, arrived this morning in the city.
He will occupy the pulpit Of the First
Congregational church tomorrow.
]. II. Darling, of Oregon City, one
of the honest farmers of Clackamas
county, was in town today, and left
for Newport to enjoy the sea breezes.
Mrs. Rowe and daughter, who have
been guests at the home of their cous-
inns, E. o'Flyng and family, of South
Salem, left today for their future
home at Medford.
Attorney David Parker, who took his
law course at the Richardson school,
and who is now practieing at Condor.
was recently married to Miss Blanche
Mahafis, Of that city.
Mls Laura Roger and children leave
Tuesday for Prosser, Wash, where
they will join Mr.. Roger for the sum
mer. Miss Beulah Royr win remain
in Salem and attend summer school