Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-24

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night armory.
Mrs. Margaret Blundel will have as
: her Christmas guests, DR.. and Mrs. Rey-
: nolds, who are expected to arrive in the
city this afternoon.
>AV1f/I.,> Christmas services of
/. \\\\\lh&&L> De Molay Commandrey
SsshGss< No. 5, K. t., in the Ma
Wy sonic Temple at 9:15 a.
In. Dec. 25th The public is invited.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Campbell had as
their weekend guest, Mrs. Daisy Mid
dleton, of Eugene.
Going away7 Then try our special
bargains in trunks, bags and suit cases
Buren's Furniture Store, 179 CONNER
cial st.
The Salem public library will close
tonight at 1880 and remain closed all
day Christmas.
Iseaky roofs mean new paper for the
stained ceiling Ours runs as low as
10 cents per double roll Buren, s Furn-
Iiture Store, 179 Commercial
| .
Mrs. G. D. Purdy, 900 Mill street, has
as her holiday guest her sister, Mrs. &.
| A. Rockwell, who arrived this afternoon
from Portland.
| A Merry Xmas and Happy and
prosperous New Year to all. Felix Kor-
dina, Prop. Capital Tailoring Co.
.
A special program will be held at the
Christian church tonight. An offering
will be taken for the suffering Armen-
ian children. The public is invited.
W. g. B. dance tonight at armory
$3.50.
Elmer G.. oliphant, of Salem, signed
up at the local navy recruiting station
and left Saturday for Portland. He
entered the service as apprentice sea-
man.
w. g. B. dance tonight at armory,
Viola Vercler Holman will render spe-
cial music
The army recruiting station signed up
another recruit for service today, in the
person of Sylvester Richardson, who en-
ters the coast artillery corps.
A good time w. s. B. dance armory
tonight $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Clark and baby
arrived this morning from Candy to-
spend Christmas with Mrs. Clark Is par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Mckinney,
living east of town. Mr.. Clark is pub
fisher of the Clackamas County News.
The temporary afternoon service to
patrons on Salem rural route No. 3. will
be continued till regular carrier can
be appointed.
Mrs. Grant West and daughter, Miss
Alta, arrived last evening from Tacoma
and are the holiday guests of the w.
Il. Campbell home. Mrs. Grant expeets1
to be Joined in the morning by her hus-
band. Mrs. Campbell is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. West.
Chauncey H. Lockwood arrived this
morning from Mare Island training
school school on ten days furlough to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lockwood. He is
in the radio branch of the service and
is highly pleased with his work.
O
Attorney B. w. Macy enjoyed a visit
between trains Saturday from an old
friend and former resident of this city
G. R. Harrild. Mr.. Harrild elerked for
Patton Bros. 10 years ago, when Sa-
lem was pretty much of a "small town
compared to what it is at present. Need
less to say he was much struck by
the great progress and development the
city has undergone in recent years. Mr..
Harrild is now large furniture man
ufacturer in Spokane.
Superintendent Todd received word
Saturday that the school board s recent
order for 100 rifles and ammunition
could not be filled entirely. The concern
handling the arms had already disposed
Of part of the quantity they had on
hand, so that 80 rifles are all than can
be supplied at the present time. Efforts