Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-20

Adela, Lois and Doris, are spending a
twO-weeks' vacation at Newport. Miss
Bernice Clark accompanied Miss Adeta
Nye.
VIM. Dryland, of Hutchinson, Kan
sas, is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ. Rawson, on South Liberty
! street this week.
Frank Ward and family have gone
to Albany to spend ten days vacation
on a farm near that city.
State Commander Sherwood Of the
. Maceabees is in the city and will meet
, with them at their lodge this evening.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Churchill has gone to Coos county to at
tend the teachers institute that will be
away for several days.
Mrs. George A. Nye and daughters,
.. Adelpha, Lois and Doris, have left for
; Newport on a vacation. They were ac-
companied by Miss Bernice Clark.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Menden.
hall have returned from an extended
visit in Idaho. Mr.. Mendenhall is dean
of the Willamette University College of
) Music.
The Misses May and Grace Rawson
are taking vacation, going to Victor
ia and Sound cities, and will be home
the latter part of this week. They left
Salem on their vacation about a week
ago,
An application for the requstion of
James Ryan was honored yesterday by
Governor West. Ryan is under arrest
at Prinevile, and is wanted in Olym-
pia, Wash. on the charge of non.sup.
port
The W. r. G. will hold its annual pie
ric at Marion square Thursday, August
q, from ] to 6 o'clock. G. A. RS and
Sons Of Veterans and w. r. Cs are cor.
daily invited to attend. Bring we'll
filled baskets.
Mrs j. o. Van Wrinkle had charge of
storytelling hour at the Fairgrounds
this afternoon. She has large audi.
once The children have had great
time at the grounds since they were
opened June IA and are sorry that sea.
son is to close September 10.
William IT, Johnson, who formerly
acted as manager of the shipping de.
Fartment at the Spaulding Logging
COmpany's plant in Salem, has been
elected president of the Jacksonville
bank. Mr.. Johnson will take up ~
duties in the bank Immediately
Freedom was of short duration for
Z, Beveridge, who escaped from the
penitentiary last Saturday. The convict
had reached Vancouver, and was on the
point of taking northbound train
when officers in that city placed him
under arrest. He was returned to pris,
on last night by the prison authorities
According to W. II, Rigdon, he and
his partner Mr. Richardson, are plan
ming to purchase an automobile hearse.
: ( He declared yesterday that the auto
hearse is coming TO the front in all of
the larger cities on the coast and that
Salem is now large enough to support
one or two,
= Rev, II. d. Tatman was surprised last
evening by his neighbors at his Yew
Park residence the occasion being his
53d birthday, As token of the high
esteem in which he is held, he was pre-.
sented with a handsome oak rocker
There was an enjoyable program of in.
strumontal and vocal music and the ev,
enmg passed very pleasantly.
After taking a good survey Of Orc
gon, and Marion county especially
Mrs, Y, G. Patterson and her daughter
, Elsie, and son, Robert, will leave fol
| their home in Hastings, Neb,, soon
They have been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Price here anC
state that it is quite probable thai
they will return to this city in the ncar
future.
3 For the purpose of Frightening up il
their drill exercises, the members of tn,
+. CheTian Club met in the old armotl
last night, The organization win NEE
= regularly every Tuesday night heroal
ter until the date Of the Pendlcton tx
/. cursion, and the members will put il
q some hard work perfecting the drills
The plans for holding the Chcrrial
dance were also talked over during TIL
meeting, and everything for a success
= ful affair is very promising at present
-, One of the finest and most interesting
= exhibits at the state fair this year vii
u be that of the wild Birds, A Buildip
40 by 40 will be erected and in the cen
ter will ca pool for wator fowl will
" ducks, geese, ctc, Gene Simpson, super
I" mtendcnt of the state game farm a
- Corvallis, made arrangements and wi
= have charge of the exhibits, Orego
NJ has about tho finest collection of vii