Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-09
PERSONALS
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DR.. c. B. O'Neil motored to Siletz
Sunday
G. T. Pomeroy motored to Portland
Sunday.
o. K. Dewitt, of Albany, was in the
city Sunday.
Oscar E. Price and family went to
Portland yesterday.
Linn Nesmith, of Portland, is in the
city for few days.
B. w. Macy, city attorney, went to
Portland this morning.
Charles Randall, of Company ], of
Woodburn, was in the city Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Chris Snyder, of Chico,
Cal. are visiting Mrs. L. Forstner.
Mrs. Mary Scholl, of the Barnes Cash
store. is in Tacoma for a vacation.
DR.. Morse and Claude Belle motored
to DR.. Morse IS ranch near Siletz Sun
day.
Ed Keene is spending his vacation
by motor trip on the Columbia high
wav
Governor Withycombe took. the Ore
gon Electric route to Portland this
morning.
H. E. Trumble and wife from Cal
gary, Alberta, Canada, are stopping at
the Capital hotel.
Bayard Findley, Harry Scott and 9th
ers motored to Bonneville ON the Colum-
bia highway Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sauer spent the
week end at the Russell Hurst home
at Woodland, Wash.
James Lofts Moorman, of the Price
Shoe company, is spending two weeks
vacation at the seashore.
Adalena Jackson is spending a 10
days vacation at Newport. She is an
employe at the GrayBelle.
Adam Burns and wife will leave Sat
urday for Belknap Springs, some 60
miles east of Eugene.
Karl Neugebauer, Ivan Martin and
Cy Pruner motored to Portland Sunday
in Ivan 8 new Buick "six. -
Tom Ordeman, who has been in. New
York, returned to Salem yesterday. He
will soon locate in Portland.
E. 7. Albert, son of T. G. Albert,> of
this city, visited his father Sunday. Mr..
Albert's home is in Eugene.
Miss Alice Schroeder, of Corvallis,
is spending few days Of her vacation
with Miss Margaret Scholl of this city.
+. f. Shafer and family are moving
to their summer home near Turner Mr..
Shafer will motor to and from his work
here.
DR.. Vinton Ellis, of Douglas, Alaska,
is visiting his parents for few days.
He will leave some time this week for
Alaska.
A. H. Gillctt, assistant principal of
the Dayton schools, was in Salem Sun
day. He was formerly agrieulturist at
Chemawa.
d. $, North, who has been acting on
the examination board of the June
teachers examinations, returned to
Corvallis this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruder, Of st. Louis,
Mo-, are in the city where they expect
to locate. They state that more St
Louis people are coming.
Maurice Sawyer, high school grad
uate, and formerly of the Price Shoe
store, has gone to eastern Oregon where
he will assist in the harvest.
w. w. Moore and family, Gerald Volk
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Steus-
loft and Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. East, mo-
tored to Silver Creek Falls Sunday,
Professor John w. Todd, superinten-
dent of schools in Salem, will leave in
the morning for Portland where he win
attend the National Educational asso-
citation.
Eva McLagan, bookkeeper at the
Gray-Belle, returned to work today aft
er vacation which she spent at her pa
rents home west of Tangent. In re-
turning, she rode some 40 miles horse
back.
Frederick Farrar, who has been con
nected with the Crown Drug store for
some time, will leave Wednesday for
Pendleton where he will join survey
ing party of the State Highway COM
mission.