Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-07
Personals

in Portland.
jefferson Myers returned from Port
land this morning.
Mrs. Z. Martin has returned to hen
home in Corvallis.
Architect Burg-aff,. of Albany, wa:
here on business today.
Superintendent James, of the state
prison is in Portland today.
George Rudolph was transaeting bus
mess in Albany yesterday.
j. H. Taylor was transacting busi-
ness in Portland yesterday.
Charles Dick was bound for points
north on the morning loeah
Miss Grayee Rineman is in Portland
visiting relatives and friends
VIM. Brown, the wool man, left today
for business trip to Portland.
f. G. Deckebach returned today
from a business trip to Portland.
Hon. J. Settlemier' returned this
morning to his home at Woodburn.
Frank w. Powers and family left
this morning for visit in Portland.
Miss Myra Loveridge, of Eugene,
was visiting friends here yesterday.
A. ~ Moores left this morning for
Portland to look after business inter
ests.
Justice Overton, of woodburn, was
in the city yesterday looking after
legal business.
II. L. Pittoek, business manager of
the Oregonian, spent a few hours in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. +. NJ Rhodes of Eugene arrived
in the city yesterday to spend several
days with friends here.
Prof. Frederick Goodrich arrived
this morning to conduct his classes in
music at the University.
Father A. A. Moore. rector of st
Joseph's church. left today for Corval-
lis for several days visit.
Charles A. Park, manager of the city
wato1 works, went to Portland yester-
day afternoon on business.
Miss Julia A. Bouillard went to Ore.
gon City today to attend the wedding
Of Miss Laura Engel of that city.
Superintendent Ackerman left for
Corvallis today, where he will make
several addresses before teachers in.
Mrs. Z. C. Herren returned to her
home in Auoora yesterday after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Professor Francesca Seley has re-
turned from a visit at his ranch near
Siletz, where he has been rusticating
FOR week.
Attorney Geo1ge Bingham returned
nome yesterday from a pleasant So
iourn among the sylvan retreats of
Lincoln county.
DIR. w. s. Mott is at Portland at
ending the sessions of the Eclectic
State Medical Society. 1t was in ses
ion all day with a banquet last night.
Miss Sarah O'Here, seamstress at
he Salem Indian school, has gone to
seaside for few weeks vacation,
md thence to the Blue Mountains of
daho.
G. A. Forbes, Y. NJ. C. A. secretary.
las received word that Mrs. Forbes is
Il in Chicago, and that she expects to
cave for Oregon by the middle of the
month.
Walter Winslow, of the University
f Oregon, is in the city making ar.
angements for the big field meet
'hieh takes place June . at the fair
rounds.
Miss Lizzie Gamble, of Marshfeld,
ged 2l years, was sdjudged insane by {
udge Scott yesterday and committed I
o the asylum. Her insanity is prob 4
bly, due to overstudy.
c. ii. Pickett, formerly of Salem, and !
or some time in the grocery business !
I Eugene, is removing TO Springfield. Z
Ia Is one of the live business men I
( Eugene who attended the Coos Bavl
development convention.
Miss Reba Cans and Miss Elizabeth v
'eHguson, who have been teaching in 5
he Pendleton schools. left for their c
ONES hast evening. Miss Cans goes d
Salem and Miss Ferguson to Med \
Tribune. Il
IA Richard Cartwright and wife
1T today for Klamath Fails, where
le doctor will practice medicine. lie
associated with DIR. r. f. L. Steiner I
nd the firm has contract for medical !.
'rvices or the men employed in the !,
'eAmation work in the klamath dis =
let. ~
w. T. McElroy. formerly band al. !