Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-16
All Around Town
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On account of the death of Mrs. T. M
Champlin, the Rev. Edwin NJ. Sherwood
will conduct the services at the Leslie
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
instead of the regular pastor, the Rev.
; Fl. N. Aldrich.
: Dr. Stones Drug Store for trusses
.
|: Among the Masons who attended the
: annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of
; Oregon, A. F. & A. NJ, at Portland this
: week were H. B. Thielsen, J. c. More.
: land, George G.. Brown, E. F. Carlton,
Fred A. Mcintyre, s. 2. Culver and Fred
Ross.
4 s. II. Snyder, rentals, successor to L.
Bechtel & Co., 341 State st. Phone 452
The Modern Woodmen of Salem is the
second fraternal organization to invest
in Liberty bonds. At the meeting last
night the lodge voted to buy $100 worth
Of bonds. The other Salem lodge to
buy is the Foresters of America who in
vested in like amount.
Tedwilliger Funeral Home, (home Of
the lungmotor), residence parlors, home
like. Lady embalmer Phone 724.
| Sergeant Henry Neiger. of Company
| M, is in the city for short visit. He
| is on his way to spend leave of alb
sence with his parents in the vicinity of
Salem.
MIR. and MRS. G. e. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
no Chemeketa ST., Phone 724.
.
The North Salem Red Cross auxiliary
is now well organized and will take up
first aid work beginning Friday OF next
week The auxiliary will be under the
instruction of Dir. Frank E. Brown.
Those wishing to take the course of lee
lures should report at the church Friday
evening.
The business of the Needlecraft has
grown to such proportions that it was
found necessary to seek larger quarters. |
These were found about one block east !
of their present quarters on Court |
street, and as soon as the building and |
store room is promperly repaired and
place din condition, the Needlecraft will
move. This will probably be about the
21st Of this month.
The children seem to be so anxious. 70
buy Liberty bonds that if one hasn 7
the money, they just pool issues. VIII
liam Mosher age and Kenneth Mosher,
age s. sons of Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Mosh-
er. are going $3.50 of a $50 bond as
that was about all the money they could
scrape together.
pat Coffin, formerly a member OF
Company M, Third Oregon Infantry,
when it was on the Mexican border, will
leave Salem Sunday for Portland where
he will investigate joining new com
nany Of engineers that is being formed
there stPatU handles the electric key
at the Western Union telegraph office
but he has had considerable railroad
experience and is anxious to serve oncie
Sam in this capacity.
The o. A. G. alumni will picnic this
evening in Alberts pasture. This IS
cne of the annual events OF those VINO
have graduated from the 0. A. Q. Ac
eording to recent ruling, those who
have attended the o. A. Q. are eligible
81 members of the alumni and are en-
titled TO picnic and enjoy themselves
alono with those who have been grad
nated. The official name of the Salem ]
Orange club and the basket supper VIII /
be at O'Clock.
Tonight is the night when all the lead /
mo- business houses of Salem will close /
heir stores promptly at s o'clock and
n their bit in securing large attend q
,nce for the Red Cross mass meeting TO q
,n bel1 on the steps of the court house n
u 3 q ,clock. J. G. Herbsman, the speak {
~ Is somewhat different from the ORD
nary orator. In fact, he is so mueh
l;fferent that many who heard HIM last t
yealx at the Commercial club are quite t
in claiming that he IS apout t
he most inspiring orator that has VISIT S
ID Salem for many day Ia
. q
The babies-God bless 'em-are un-
Ioubtedly rays of sunshine in the home,
inf when they are taken to public as \
emblies such as the armory last ev- b
ming and become fretful, they are the S
ause of divers cloudy looks from those Y
sho are doing their best to hear the G.
peaker. They surely interfere with il
he program of the evening and the S,
lear mothers are also prevented from
earring anything in their efforts to
uiet the fretful ones. T
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As the result of bicycle stealing ad- S,
enture yesterday, John Tuel, aged IS fl
ears. is in the county Jail and Doril W
'uel, aged IL years, is wanted by Sher- j
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