Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-03

the city.
jess Cochran was a recent visitor in
MedfOrd.
Mrs, Harry Meyer and children are
visiting in Portland.
State Printer Duniway has returned
after visit to Portland.
Mrs, NJ. E. Rogers left yesterday for
week s visit in Seattle.
willamette debate Friday night
Music, Spirit, Enthusiasm.
Carpets and rugs-the most extensive
line in the city.-Buren & Hamilton.
P. E. Murphy of Portland is in Sa'
lem for a brief business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Bishop and Mrs,
R. j. Hendricks are in Portland.
Good music is on the program at First
NJ. E. church, Friday night, 25c.
Draperies. New designs, artistic col
Orings, moderate prices.-Buren & Ham.
ilton.
College night in Salem, Friday even.
ing, Idaho. Willamette debate, 25c. First
M Z. Church.
Miss Hattie Mann, stenographer in
the office of the city recorder, is visit.
ing in Portland.
Debate, First M. E. Church, Friday:
"Should U. 8. Have Larger Navy'"
Hear it answered there.
E. T. Barnes, well-known merchant,
is expected home Saturday from Homo
lulu, where he has been four weeks.
William Emel, the genial waiter at
the Elite cafe, expects to leave in a
few days for the East He will go via
California.
Wall papers-all the latest effects.
Plain and printed oatmeals, imitation
feathers, Japanese grass cloths, cut.Out
borders, etc.-Buren & Hamilton.
Miss Grace Williams, who for the last
six months has been living in Salem
with her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Farmer, 555
Marion street, left last night for her
home in Detroit, Mich.
Geo, E. Pettingill, headquarters for
the Mazda lamp, best on earth. Try a
Royal Electric vacuum cleaner in your
home 1875 North Liberty street.
D, c, Recap, Louisville, KY, business
man, who has been in Salem since last
October is recovering from a serious
operation at the Salem hospital.
Pianos. sell good tone, durable,
lasting piano for $3.50. Many times
customers say they did not know they
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, G. Brooks, of Spring.
field, Mo-, are late arrivals and are Wis.
iting Prof. Durham, principal of the
Richmond school, Mr.. Brooks is a
brother of Mrs. Durham.
Between 5000 and 1000 pounds Of
butter will be furnished the state insti.
tutiOns during the month of April by
the Monmouth creamery, which has
been successful in bidding for the state
contract.
Judge Kelly, Of Department No. l of
the circuit court, will be on the bench
here tomorrow afternoon to hear any
demurrers or motions and to set cases
for trial for the April term which will
commence April l.
The missionary society of the Chris.
tian church has postponed its meet.
ing which was to take place Friday at
the home of Mrs. D. D. Olmsted, until
April IL on account Of the illness of
the president, Mrs. Errett.
The officers and members of Silver
Bell Circle No. 43, Women of Wood.
craft, are requested to meet at McCor.
mack Hall at 900 sharp Friday a. M,
to attend the funeral of Neighbor Jen.
ME l.. Driver--Elsie V. Mattlock, Guar.
dian Neighbor,
A hand.power vacuum cleaner that is
as easily operated as carpet sweeper.
Try the wood saving, pump.handle kind
for 10 minutes and then try ours for
the same length Of time, The test will
astonish you.-Buren & Hamilton.
Program to be given at the Richmond
school tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 by
the parentteachers circle. A special
feature will be an address by Superin.
tendont Kuntz. Music will be furnish.
cd. The cooperation Of tho parents in
this move is urgently requested,
At the high school Friday afternoon
j. c. Muerman, who is making a study
Of rural education in Oregon, will ad.
dress q meeting Of the teachers belong.
ing to the Salem reading circle Mr..
Mucrman is spending most of his time
at present at Dallas. He returns to Sa.
lem every Friday afternoon, however,
and may be found at his headquarters
in the office of the state suporintcnd.
ont at the state house.
could get such a nice and good piano
for $3.50. Geo. c. win, 43g State street.
Tho old. fashioned way of building a