Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-21
Toilet soap, bars, 25c. Perry's Drug


Store.
Miss Flora NJ. Jackson left today for
Portland to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred
Davis, formerly of Salem.
You cannot afford not to have a
suit made. Suits $3.50 up. A. S.
Kazmarek, ladies' tailoring. Rooms
and 3 Brewer building.
Judge Galloway yesterday granted a
divorce to Nora L. Caisse from Antione
Caisse. The plaintiff was seeking a
separation on the grounds of cruel and
inhuman treatment.
7. H. Minsinmeyer, of Portland, was
in the city this morning looking after
business matters and shaking hands
with old frieds.
No trouble to show you, no trouble to
lay away any article you may select for
Christmas, by making small deposit.
Buy now, at the Closing Out Sale of
Chas. H. Hinges Jewelry Stock. Next
door to U. S. Bank Bldg
Anybody wishing coupons on the
Bullock Photo Studio may have same
by sending me their address, as we
have only a few left. No more cou-
pons will be sold after this week. P.
A. Hubanks, agent, 500 North Cottage
street, salem. Phone 2l27 Main.
After an over-Sunday visit with Miss
Stella ChapeIle and Keith Chapelle, Mr..
and Mrs. R. A. Joyce, of Hot Springs,
S. D., have left for Gray's River, for a
few days visit. The Salem callers were
well pleased with the city and hope to
visit again.
The funeral Of Mrs. Olive Spencer
took place at . clock this afternoon
from the undertaking parlors of Rig,
don & Richardson. Rev. Babcock Of
ficiated and the remains were buried in
City View cemetery.
James b. Luttick, of Pasadena, Cal,
is N the city looking over the fruit ter.
ritory. Mr. Luttict is a representative
of the California Fruit Growers Asso.
citation, and he is making a tour of the
Pacific coast states.
Mrs. Vera Byars will be hostess for
the members Of the Sedgwck Relief
Corps Thursday afternoon, October
23, at her home, 635 North Commercial
street, The time will be spent as usu
al in sewing, and Mrs. Glover will be
pleased to meet as many of the mem.
bers as possible upon this occasion, as
she soon leaves for California to Join
her mother, who has gone there to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Bell Morris will entertain the
Ladies' Aid of Salem Heights Wednes
day afternoon, October %. All mem.
bers are urged to attend and bring a
friend with them to join the society,
and have a good time. These meetings
are as much to keep all the neighbor.
hood in social friendly way to get
acquainted as any other good they
bring about, and will not fail to ac.
complish this, if each one does her
part. Mrs. Myra Sawyer president
Department No. of the circuit court
is three cases behind on its docket at
the present time. The West school dis.
trict case will probably consume all of
today and three other civil actions are
pending. The case of Mrs. Ivie VS.. E.
G. Minton, damage suit, will probably
be heard next week.
7. G. Bligh, proprietor of the Bligh
theatre, announces that he will give the
people of this city something in the
way of fine shows on Wednesday and
of each week hereafter. Mr..
Bligh has contracted for the services
of first.class vaudeville company and
one that will "deliver the goods" all
the time.
Jacob w. Bopp, of West Union, Ia,
who, with his brother John c., of
Hawkeye, la, is making a hurried trip
through the Northwest, was in Salem
Monday the guest Of his former towns
men, D. II. Talmadge and G. A. Wood,
Mr. Bopp is not only successful busi.
ness man, having "done things" in
Iowa real estate to considerable ex.
tent, but is a former newspaper man,
A trained observer of men and things, |
and world traveller. This was his
first visit to the Willamette valley |
and Salem, and he declared himself de
lighted with both.
Millinery. A new shipment of miss
rs and children S hats, just received |
and will be on display from Wednes.
lay till Saturday at the Naples, corner