Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09
Personals


city, today. @
/ Miss Ernestine HALEY spent Sunday
at Portland
/ Father A. Moore is in Portland today
visiting friends.
Secretary of. State Dunbar went to
Portland today.
Rev. Mr.. Winans went to Browns
vile this morning.
Hon. Werner Breyman went to Port
land ON business today.
Raphael Bonham, of Portland, is in
the city today on business.
Frank w. Durbin went to Portland
this morning on a business trip.
Ray Gilbert has returned from an
over-Sunday visit in Portland.
G.. A. Burnes, of the state printing
office, spent Sunday ait Seaside
N. j. Haas, of the secretary of states
Office, spent Sunday at Portland.
Conrad Krebs, the hop man, returned
from points north this morning.
Dairy and Food Commissioner J. w.
Bailey of Portland is in the city.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Mimic went to
Jefferson today to serve subpoenas.
Miss Lena Tarpley was among the
Eugene bound passengers this morning.
Mrs. j. A. Carson and family have
gone to Newport 10 spend the summer.
Eugene Breyman was a Portland
bound passenger on the morning train.
Hon. II B. Kay returned last evening
from an over-Sunday stay in Portland.
H. s. Gile was among the Portland
bound passengers on the morning local.
John Schneider went to Junction
| City this morning, to be- gone several
weeks.
Thomas Brown. the Woodburn attor-
ney, is the city transacting legal
business
Postmaster Farrar returned from a
business trip to Portland yesterday af.
ternoon.
Allie Stewart, one of the telephone
puyS, SptHC cuHOdy Win lticnuo dt Oic-
gon City.
Mrs Robert HALEY is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. +. Beamish, at Syl.
van, Wash.
Attorney. General j. II. Crawfori
and Mrs. Crawford left this morning
for Astoria.
A1aictont GnnaTa1
Van Wrinkle will leave this week for
his vacation.
P. N. Lathrop was bound for points
in the northern part of the county on
the morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glover returned
this morning from an over-Sunday visit
with Portland friends.
Rev. A.. r.. Laudyt presiding elder of
the U. B. church, returned from Wood
burn yesterday afternoon.
Postmaster Farar spent Sunday
with his old friend. George Yeargren,
three miles north of Aurora.
Don Yantis and Asa Fisher have gone
to Pendleton, where they will spend the
summer in the harvest fields.
Mrs. T. R. Reynolds, who has been
visiting here since Friday, returned to
Portland on the morning train.
Mrs. Mertie Marsh Kinder. of New
York, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs O. P. Marsh, of this city
Herman V. Tartar, one of the chem.
lists in the state food and dairy com.
missioner Is office, is here today.
Rev. St. Pierre, chaplain at the state
prison, occupied the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church at Astoria yester-
day.
G. O. HIATT, formerly of The journal
staff, but now engaged in business in
Portland, arrived in the city this morn
ing.
Miss Cornell, of the clerical force
in the Office of the secretary of state, |
is spending her vacation at Yellowstone
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Garrow have
purcnaseu nome IN East fOrtlanC, |
and will move to the metropolis to
reside.
DR.. W. f. CARL, of Oregon City. ar.
rived in the city this morning, and
will be in attendance at the o. n. G.
shooting tournament.
Jack Cooper accompanied the Edison
theatre company to Eugene this morn
ing, where they will play three-days'
engagement each week.
Z. O. Marsh, who has been acting as
stationary engineer with a Baker
county mining company has returned
DO Salem am,i may remain psrmanently.
Mrs. Josephine Lewis, who has been
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