Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-29
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Norlyn p. Hoff, son Of State Labor
Commissioner o. p. Hoff, is in the
CITY from Corvallis, where he is a stu
dent in Oregon Agricultural College
Mr. Hoff came home to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with his parents
He is taking a course in engineering
at the state college,
Assistant State Superintendent b.
r. Carlton has returned to his office,
after several weeks spent in attending
Institutes,
state School Superintendent L. r.
Alderman, who has been confined to
his home for two months as a result OF
a broken leg, received in fall from
his motorcycle, while attending insti-
tutes in California, visited his office
this afternoon.
State Insurance Commissioner j. w.
Ferguson took Thanksgiving dinner at
his home in Portland, He also attend
ed the Multnomah-oregon football
game,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson and
Miss Pearl McGregor, Of the state
house, spent Thanksgiving with rela-
tlves in Lane county.
Judge Percy R. Kelly, of the circuit
court, was a visitor at the state house
this morning. Judge Kelly was on his
way to Dallas, where he begins a term
of court on Monday.
Secretary of State olcott is in Port
land on business today.
C. L. Starr, secretary Of the state
tax commission, and wife, spent
Thanksgiving with the family of R. Y,
Morrison, at Dallas,
Miss Maude Robertson, clerk at the
Barnes Cash store, was with relatives
in Dallas over Thanksgiving day.
Miss Violet Pfandhoefer, stenog-
rapher at the Meyers department
store, visited her parents at Falls City
on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Josepha Holmes, Of the Salem
hospital, visited her parents near Nc
Coy yesterday,
Moses Mansion, road master Of the
Salem Falls City & Western road, is
in Salem today.
Mr.. W. E. Young and family, of Eu-
gene, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. A.
A. Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. N. Hiatt and son, Of
Portland, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs, Graham P, Taber at the lat
ter's home in this city,
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Vanderyort
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in
Portland.
Mrs, L. K. Page was in Portland over
Thanksgiving.
Charles Roth, of the Capital Commits
sion company went to Portland today
on business
Frank Prime, of the Oregon Shoe
Co., went to Independence today to
visit relatives.
G, e, Prim visited relatives and
friends in Independence today.
AL. Jerman, prosperous farmer, of
Howell Prairie, is in the city on busi-
ness.
L. H. McMahan, large peach grow
er of Mission Bottom, was in Portland
over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rouse of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are in the city
Mrs. Rouse's uncle, William
Spayd. They are much pleased with
the state and will likely locate here.
NJ, J, Van VallSenburg, an attorney
Of Silyerton, is in the city.
DR. Lloyd H. Mott of Newport, is
usitinf the home folks at $50 North |
Commercial street. Lloyd is a recent /
graduate orf the medical department
Of Willamette university and has hung |
cut his shingle at Newport.
Miss Abbie Mills, formerly matron
Of the Salem hospital and now of
Hood River, where she is in the hos
pital work is in the city.
f, j. Chapman, of the Imperial Fur
niture Co., with his wife and son
Frank took dinner at Dallas yesterday
with Mrs. Chapman's mother. Mrs. J.
2, Gaynor.