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Miss Leona Perkins And Party Touring Northwest

I\Iiss Leona Perkins, of the Chas. R. McCormick & Co.. San Francisco, accompanied by her sister Elizabeth Magoon of Tokyo, Japan, N{rs. Walter C. Zinn and Miss Hazel Gough of San Francisco, have left for the Northrvest on a pleasure irip rvhere they rvill spend about three y."S _touring through the North.rvest. They will visit St. llelens, Oregon, where they will be the guists of Miss Perkins' sister ind brother-in-larv I\{r. and-IUrs. Hamlin F. McCormick.

Mr. McCormick is the General Manager of the large lumber and mill operations of Chas. R. McCormick & Co. at St. Helens. They u'ill_also spend several days motoring th.rough the states of Oregon- and Washington, and the! rvill also include in their itinerary a trip tlrough Britisir Columbia and Vancouver Island-. Thev rvill -make the entire trip by automobile and r,r'ill return to San Francisco around the latter part of the month.

C. S. RUSSELL ON SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP

C. S. Russell, prominent Portland lumberman and a member of Dant & Russell the large portland export.ers and lurnber distributors, is on a foui months businiss and pleasure -trip in. rvhich he will visit most of the larger cities and ports in -South America. He is accompanied-by his rvife on the trip.

From the House of Quictr Shipmentr

Redwood Manufacturers Co.

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