Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

hcH ana lDe Degree OF Honor held their
annual installation of officers last ev-
ening.
L. S. Saunders of Turner has traded
his 5O'acre farm near Turner for 10.
acre tract one mile east of Salem.
known as the Lone Pine tract.
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A marriage license was issued at the
office Of the county clerk today to j.
Urban Kirk, a farmer of st. Paul. and
Miss Zeta Mccormick, of Wpodburn.
On account of the grippe, the joint
party of the junior and sophomore class.
es of the high school, which was to have
been held Saturday evening, has been
postponed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Marion Lawrence Bible class of the
First Methodist church will be held at
the home of B. f. Carrier. 1865 Court
street this evening at 1880 o clock.
Two fire alarms were turned in this
forenoon. At 365 Bellevue street a
small patch was burned in the side of
the house and at 500 North 2lst street
hole was burned in the roof but in
both instances the damage was slight
and the fire easily exnnguished.
M V. McFerren, the young woman
who has been held by the police since
her arrest last week in a down town
r0omlng house, was committed to the
state industrial school for girls TODAY.
Her fine of $25 on the other charge
was paid but she has been held on
v1grancy charge.
According to the government ther.
mometer at the o.. c. T. docks, the
weather was rather chilly this morning.
the thermometer registering 25 degrees
above. The river is gradually rising.
with guage today of 5.S feet above |
low water mark.
The public service commission today
received a letter from Mrs. Anna h. |
iloter, former resident of this city.
IN which she stated that she had re.
celVed a refund of $52.S5 from the
Southern Pacific on account of an over
charge wnen She shipped her household
goods from Salem to Pasadena, Cali.
tornia.
The annual meeting of the Women s
alliance of the Unitarian church viii be
held with Mrs. w. L. Anderson. 1891
Court street, Friday afternoon at 2:3O
clock. The election Of Officers and
other important business will come be.
fore the meeting. All friends and mem.
bers are invited to attend.
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Two meetings will be held this even
ing at the Commercial club rooms.
Through the efforts of Winthrop Ham.
mond, who is member of the Oregon
Society of the Sons Of the American
revolution, local chapter will be form.
ad this evening. The Business Men Is
league of the club will meet and take
up several problems that have been
discussed during the past few weeks.
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The thirty y-nine foot belt that runs the
7entilators of the high school building
and which also seuds the heat to half
OF the building, which was stolen last
week, has been returned. As to whether
The belt was stolen Tor the purpose Of
ilsposing of it to junk shop, or wheth.
er the party who took it and later re.
turned it just as joke, has not been
learned However, either conscience
or fear caused the return of the belt.
.
The daughters Of Isabella held their
annual installation OF officers last ev.
1ning at St. Joseph S hall, as follows.
Mrs. a. O 'Brien grand regent: Mrs. IN. |
IA walsh, vice grand regent; Mrs. U. S.
Page, prophecies; Miss Susie Noud,
monitor; Miss Evelyn Gremmels, sentin
II; Miss Cathryn Lynch, treasurer;
Mrs. John b. Mailman, financial secre.
ary; Mrs. Matilda Nadon, historian ed.
tor.
The new stage Of the high school aud.
torium will be thrown open to the pub.
lie next Friday evening when the
Snikpoh dramatic society Of the high
school presents their play to the public
The Revenge Of Shan-Hot SUI" As
he name indicates, the play win con.
'lht or enough dramatic action to make
i interesting Miss Mae Hopkins
teacher Of English, has been in charge
,f the rehearsals and dramatic work. As
his is the first appearance in public
,f the Snikpohs and as this is also the
first opportunity for the public to see
The new stage with all its new light.
ng, the chances are that the auditorium
win have out the. s. X. o. sign
early in the evening, The publis viii
have the privilege and pleasure Of pay.
ng ten cents admission. The student
body of the school may enter on their
student body tickets. Lest the public
have an idea that the snikpoh dramatic
club is named from some famous Jap.
nuese, il might be well to state that
the name was taken from the back.
ward spelling OF the name Hopkins,
to Miss Hopkins. !