Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-20

DR.. F. L. Utter, Dentist, announces
his removal to suite 415-416.4l7 Mason.
ic building.
P. Hanson and John MunO, who are
working on the large hop farm belong
ing to Otto Hanson, of Salem, were in
the city yesterday on business
Your rose bushes and other plants
must be guarded against the aphis. An
excellent spray is the Red,i.Made. You
can get it at F. E. shafer's, ls7 South
Commercial street.
Miss Leila Rigdon has been enter
tanning as her guest Miss Ruby Coryel!,
of Portland. Miss Coryell and Miss
Rigdon graduated in the class Of 1910
from Willamette university.
Professor Herbert E. Cooley, head f
the philosophy department of the Viii
lamette university, has given up his po-
sition here to accept the pastorate of
, the First NJ. E. church at Marshfield
Penitentiary bricks will hereafter be
sod to the other state institutions for
$50 a thousand, There are at the
present time some 100000 bricks at the
pententiary waiting to be fired.
st. Paul's branch of the Woman $
Auxiliary to the board of missions will
meet with Mrs, G, G. Bingham, Mission
street near Twelfth, on Friday, June
2lst, at 2;3O p. M All women are in
yited.
Miss Alice Cunningham of Denver,
Colo and Mrs. Guy Philips of Portland,
are visiting in Salem the guests of Mrs.
Clyde Rice, Mrs j. D. Sutherland, Mrs.
George Cavanaugh and Miss Florence
Cunningham.
In the human dynamo power comes
from food, but the food must be right,
One of our principal articles of food is
bread Good bread means good flour
Good flour means Cherry City Patent
At all grocers,
On account of the unsettled condition
Of the weather, the Illihee club has
called off the "Potlatch, " which was
t, have been held on the 22d. Arrange
mcuts will be made in July to carry ou
the original program.
Miss Crystal Kirkwood who liyet
near Hopewell, has returned from Phi
lomath, where she has been attending
school Miss Kirkwood was met by he
father, and will accompany him to thei
home near Hopewell.
A large prune dryer is being erecte,
on the Lone Maple fruit farm a few
miles from this city. The daily capa
city of the dryer will be 400 bushel o
prunes. c. o. Constable, county frui
inspector, is in charge of the work,
c, w. Ranch and family, who ha
been quarantined at their home, at 1872
shipping street, for the last month, eS
pect to be out in a few days C, W
has had pretty hard time Of IT, TIL
whole family had it,
Chairman Cummings, Of the counci
committee, appointed to investigate tn
charges against Fireman Waite
Churchill, stated last evening that whe
the committee gives its report o.
Monday night, It will not recommeu
the dismissal Of Churchill. Although
sobricty is expected in all department,
there is no city ordinance regulatin
conduct Of city employees while Of
duty.
Mrs J, W, Harritt has received woru
OF the death Of her brother, Frank NJ
johnson, Of Moscow, Idaho. Mr.. John
son was formerly resident Of Salem
and is well known throughout the val
ley. lie leaves four brothers and on
sister TO mourn his death, four of then
living in this city, namely, II. A, John
son, J. Charles johnson, aud G. W
johnson and Mrs, j. w Harritt, and
ilThurston johnson of woodburu.