Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-06
All Around Town
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
DR.. Mendlesohn will be at his office
January ], 1916. II
DR.. Stones Drug store.
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Sign on pile of wood on North
High street: "This Job Is Spoken
For"
Before placing your printing order
Phone 2l79. Fuller Printing Concern
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Batty Cooper, who has been with the
Kappahahn Transfer for several years
is now in the transfer business on his
own account with office at the Scott 4
Bynon real estate office.
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Dr.. r. T. McIntire, physician ant
surgeon, 214 Masonic bldg. Phone 440
For those who have not voted before
dark, there is another chance, as tht
polls do not close until O'Clock. II
fact, it is expected that the heavies
part of the vote will be cast after five
o clock this evening.
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DR.. Stones drug store.
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DR.. Mendlesohn leaves tomorrow
morning on the California express fol
Chico, California, where he will visit
his daughter for a few days. Later he
will visit his eldest son in Fresno. He
expects 20 return the first Of the year
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carpets you wish woven, notify s.. A
Dobner, phone 1207M. Dec4
The heavy rains of Saturday night
and all day Sunday brought the creek
near Thirteenth and Cross streets over
its banks and into the road and for q
time yesterday, threatened to flow in
to the cellars in the neighborhood.
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The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will serve a chicken-pie supper
in the church on Tuesday, December
18th, from 5:30 to p. m. There will be
small articles on sale, nothing over 90
cents.
Chief Deputy State Engineer E. I.
Cantine returned to Salem this morn
ing after a three Gay trip to Douglas
county. Locating Engineer Scott has
been moved to Oakland and Locating
Engineer Peters to Canyonville where
they are working on Pacific highway.
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The White Swan Dairy lunch gives
more to eat Tor less money.
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Mrs, j. ?. Murphy, who has been on
the mission field in Africa will deliver
an address at the Salvation army nall
at s O'Clock this evening The subject
of her address will be, Mission Work
on the Congo" Everybody is invited.
Hygrade-Salem made 5 cent cigars
are steadily gaining distinction.
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DR.. @ H. Robertson reported to the
police uast niont that four auto tires
had been stolen from his garage at
his home at 277 North Capital street.
He left the garage unlocked while his
ear was out and thinks the tires were
stolen Saturday afternoon.
Supper December 7, First Christian
church, q. E., 25c.
Charles Faist pleaded guilty to a
charge Of being drunk in police court
this morning and was given a fine Of
$40 or five days in jail. Faist had
more time than money. Thornton Mat
ney who was arrested on o o similar
charge, forfeited $40 bail.
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Supper December 7, First Christian
church, c. E., 25c.
Twenty seven members of Chem
eketa lodge No. |, !. o. o. y. went TO
Dallas, Saturday evening to witness
the initiation of ten members, the Sa.
lem degree team putting on the work.
Following the business of the evening"
the usual banquet was served.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Belle Nc
who died suddenly Saturday
was held this morning at the
First Methodist church, the Rev, r. N.
Avison, officiating. Accompanied by
her son, the body was forwarded this
afternoon to RathdWm, Idano, for
burial beside her husband.
The Mems Liberal club will meet
Wednesday evening at clock at the
Unitarian church. Rural Credits will
be presented for discussion and able
speakers are expected to be present to
take part in the general discussion. All
men are invited.
The Elk lodge viii entertain It's mem.
bers and friends next Friday evening
with an Artapollo concert, given by
Miss Ursula Dietrich, assisted by local
talent The Artapollo is q piano play.
er and in her entertainment, Miss Diet.
rich uses two pianos. After the con.
cert there win be an informal dance.
Don't miss bazaar sale, tomorrow,
Episcopal church for dainty embroid.
cries, fancy and useful aprons, and
packages for % cents.
Colonel olenard Mclaughlin Of the
Third Regiment, o. N. G., will pay an
official visit to Company NJ, Of this