Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-24

Big Holiday Dance at the Armory
Christmas night.
Wilbur Steward, who has been at
tending the deaf mute school, has gone
to his home at Candy for the holidays.
Mrs. N. D. MOsher, of Tacoma, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Swafford, Ferry street
Mrs. Rolo Drain, of Eugene, is visit
ing her parents, $50 North Sixteenth
street.
Turkey, goose or duck for Xmas din
ner at the Elite Cafe tomorow-12 m.
to 8 p. m.
Miss Jennie Jamison is spending the
holidays with friends in this city.
Alonzo Peterson left this morning for
Tillamook, where he will visit friends
and relatives over Christmas.
Goose served in American or German
style for your Christmas dinner at the
Elite Cafe-12 m. to s p. m.
Jack Elliott, Russell Fields, Howard
Bull, Millard McGilchrist, Hawley
Bean and Grace Bean are home from
the University of Oregon to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Governor West and family are spend
ing the holiday season near Seaside.
Mrs. E. Northrup and daughter, Osa,
who have been visiting Mrs. Frank Pur.
vine, have returned to McMinnville.
Robert G.. Thompson, proprietor of
the Gains Hotel at Vancouver, Wash,
is in the city, visiting at the home of
his brother, Frank Gains.
Special Holiday Dance at the Armory
Christmas night, December 25. Spaci-
Gus hall. Fine time assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Farmer, of The
Dalles, arrived this afternoon, and will
spend Christmas with friends and rela.
tives.
Judge VIM. Galloway was in Hubbard
on business this morning, returning on
the o'clock Oregon Electric.
Miss Helene Fawk and her sister,
Mrs. Claude Knight, arrived this morn
ing from The DalIes to spend Christmas
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fawk.
The following new members of the
Commercial Club were recorded today
by Secretary Bynon: G.. E. Unruh, H.
A. johnson & Co., John Faist, Chas L.
McNary, The Capital Lumber Co.
Dr. 0. B. Miles made a flying visit
to zena last night in response to a call
from a family in which a little child
was seriously ill.
County Clerk Gehlhar this morning
issued Christmas present" to Loil
Hamstreet, of Portland, and Valerie 7.
Hazelton, of this city.
The sidewalk in front of Josse &
Moores certainly presented very busy
appearance today. Three teams were
busily engaged in hauling away Xmas
goods. Judging from appearances, that
recent carload of goods which were re-
ceived within the past week, and
which were being sacrificed for what
they would bring must be about sold.
Are you among the number who have
ordered Victrolas9 If not, it is not too
late. Our store will be open all even.
ing. Come in and make your selection
and we will send it to your home, so
that you may have music Xmas morn
ing. All the latest and most popular
records. The Wiley B, Allen Co., R. F,
Peters, manager, 521 Court street,
You can find me at the Elite Cafe to.
Come and take dinner with
me, Anytime from 12 m. to s p. m.
Among the o. A. c. boys who are
here for the Christmas holidays are
Clifton Smith, Paul Hofer, Edith Shaw,
Thomas Richards, Merle Tracy and
Eugene was chosen as the meeting
place of the Oregon Teachers Associa.
lion at session late yesterday after
noon. j, Percy Wells, of Grants Pass,
was chosen president; Il. F. Carleton,
assistant state superintendent, second
,ice.president; W. NJ. Smith, county
of Marion county, secre-
.ary; w. I, Rutherford of McMinnville
treasurer; Mr. Hug, of Eugene, member
If the executive committee.
Wire service was carried on with
ome difficulty here today. Owing to
snowstorm in northern California,
which tore down wires, II was imposs.
,le to reach San Francisco, the sending
,oint for this district of the United
'ress, and The Capital Journals leased
wire report came from Denver
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