Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-07

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Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Mendenhall have
arrived home after nine weeks of tray-
el and recreation, Some time was
spent at Eureka Springs in the Ozark
mountains of Arkansaw, Returning
by California. two weeks we're passed
in Los Angeles and short time in
San Francisco
Mrs. j. A. Linn and her daughters,
Paula and Frances are home from q
sojourn of several weeks at Seaside,
Mrs w. p. Babcock is leaving this
evening for Los Angeles, California,
taking her little daughter, Bertha, for
months visit with her brother, Mr..
J. M. Woodruff
Miss Lillian Metschan, Of Portland,
has been the guest for two weeks Of
her sisters, Mrs. l., r, Griffith and
Mrs. Frank b. Meredith.
Miss Alice st. Helens, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mr.. H. St. Helens
left last week for Portland accom-
panled by her brother John, who Is |
returning for a Sunday visit. These
cousins of the ST. Helens in Salem are
looking for satisfactory location hay-
ing made up their minds to live in
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs, orfville Hull of Port
land, are guests Of their parents, Doc
tor and Mrs. s. C, Stone 255 North
High street
Mr. and Mrs. h. j. Fitzpatrick, $50
Center street, have returned from a
six week trip TO Eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rhea Luper
will soon establish their lare and PEN
ates in Salem for the winter Mr..
Luper is a valued member of the force
of State Engineer Lewis and for some
months has been engaged in field
work in eastern Oregon The young
man is an expert in his profession, is
rapidly forging his way to the front
and bids fair to be great credit to his
alma mater, the Oregon Agricultural
college,
Mrs. Philip Kizer who made her dra-
matte and musical debut on the Salem
stage has most pleasant and profit
able position on the Pantages circuit.
She has just return from an engage
ment Of six months in the Hawaiian
Island, and leaves again very shortly
to fill contract of years duration
in China.
Mrs. Fannie Hubbard has moved TO
465 North Commercial street, the
house recently vacated by Doctor and
Mrs. Harry Clay. The daughter of
Mrs. Hubbard will make her home
with her mother this winter.
Mrs. John Roberts is expecting her
father, Mr. w. r. Slade, next month.
Mr.. Slade is coming from Canada to
join his wife and daughter, who re-
turned with Mrs Roberts and the fam
lily are intending to make their home
in Salem. The sons, Claud and Fred
erick, are in business here.
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Among Salem people who will at
tend the national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, to be
held at Los Angeles, are Mrs. Cynthia
s. Dunlay department senior vice.
president; Mrs Lizzie NJ. Smith, past
department president Of Oregon; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs A. II. Drager, Mrs. Adalr, Miss
Ada Simpson
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Bishop are
entertaining Mrs. w. r. Shaw and
Doctor and Mrs. William Carlisle, Of
Portland. The Carllsles are going to
ST. Petersburg, Russia, for residence
IN a short time
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Bishop and Mr.
and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop are the
proud parents Of Salem prize babies
Henrietta, two and one-half years OF
age who captured the beauty prize Of
the Cherry Fair and was awarded the
edgenlc prize at the state fair, and
Robert Chauncey a splendid speci-
men Of the man child. The grGndfath-
ers Of these children are brothers
Mr.. and MRS Carey Martin, their
little daughter, and Mrs Martins
mother and sister left Salem today for
Nye Beach, where they will occupy
Pine Ridge cottage until the first OF
next month.
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