Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-28
PERSONALS


Mrs. Louis Tillson, of North Winter
street, is visiting in Portland today.
I Mrs. A. R. Newton, of South Twenty
I first street, has her younger brother
and sister, Miss Barber, as her guests
during the week.
Ivan Schomaker was operated upon
this morning at the Salem hospital. His
rapid recovery is looked for.
Robert b. F. Harden, representing
the Trojan Powder company OF Port
i land, was a Salem visitor yesterday.
Miss Ethel Roberts, of the U. S. Ma
tional bank, is enjoying an extended
visit in Newport.
ID. r. Catlin is a Portland visitor.
Stella and Arthur Hartley are at the
Bligh hotel. Their sister, 1lene, is
still i'll at the Salem hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester M. Cox are ex-
pected home tomorrow from a fort
night IS visit at Cascadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Vivvert will ar.
, rive home Saturday from two weeks ;
, vacation at Newport.
Mrs. A. Il. Laflar and Mrs. G.. w.
Laflar are spending the Ny in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Stickley, of AL.
bany, are guests at the Marion
G.. A. Sheppard, prominent attorney
of Portland, is at the Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletch Long left fol
Seaside this morning for week S vaca
ton.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Alderdiee return
J ed yesterday from a week IS stay at tai
= Moore hotel in Seaside.
It Miss Stella Harsley, Of Albany, il
!. guest at the Bligh.
81 Ed Smith and Clarence Hanson, o
l. Turner, are registered at the Bligh.
es G.. G. Thompson, of Fossil, was at tn
le Bligh yesterday.
a Mrs. Fisher, mother of Miss Viol
y Fisher, fell yesterday, injuring he
D. knee. She is i'll at her home on SOut
80 Thirteenth street.
oe Miss Ellen Currin, who has bee
le spending month with relatives an
III friends in Spokane, has returned HON,
u Rev. Carl H. Elliott has returne
W from week s vacation in Portland an
u. VI Washington points.
81 Rev. J. H. Irvine left Wednesday fl
Tilamook to attend the funeral of a
~ IN old-time parishoner. He will retul
II ~ home today.
ne e H. F. McInturff, an attorney of tn
~ ~ city, left this morning for Portland {
cd cd legal business.
w w President Crooks, of Albany colleg
'ed M was a Salem visitor yesterday. He vi
ba tied the Willamette university and pa
Iso his respects to Dean Allen, the ne
,os head of the college of liberal arts.
,ro Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Purdy and daug
ter, Edna, who is employed by the Oh
,he gon Nursery company at Orenco, al
in Mr.. T. G.. Albert and Miss Clara
ng bert returned yesterday evening frC
on a month spent rusticating at Garibal
at beach. They were located at Gee
of Lake, near Tillamook, and report tn
spent thoroughly enjoyable time de
bling in the waves of the worlt
greatest ocean.
Gus Hurley, former newspaper m
lV of independence, but now an attorn
AI was in Salem yesterday on business.
Sim Bush a broker of Independent
was in Salem yesterday transact
en- business.
ued Miss Anne d. Swezey, librarian
ck- the public library, leaves Saturday
him ening for her vacation. While she
en- away she will attend the annual me
Ints ing of the Pacific Nortlwcss Llbr
nor association in Spokane, and will Il
SON 90 on to her home in Chicago, stopp
for at Glacier National Park a couple
that days on the way.
II a Mrs. G. D. Gabrielson and \
inc. Chauneey Bishop are spending the
as in Portland.
fore President and Mrs. Pennington,
ems the Pacific college of Newberg, are
the iting in Salem for a short time.