Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-18

| CALEM again goes over the top.
~ The Salvation Army war fund
Golfers were filled with pennies
niekles, dimes and dollars, as the re.
suit Of the drive Tuesday, under the
supervision of Mrs. John A. Carson
and her assistant. Mrs.. E. 6. Fisher
At ten O'Clock Tuesday evening after
the final count, $lO04 was put in one of
the local banks for safe keeping. Ma
non eounty's quota was 5000, and
over half of the sum was raised in Sa.
lem alone
The city was eanvassed by twenty
captains and their able assistants, and
every homo donated freely, children in
many cases came out with treasured
pennies for the solicitors, only in a
few places did residents refuse to do
nate.
On the corners in the down town
districts we're stationed large brass
kettles, over which young women and
high school maidens, dressed in gay eos
tunes Of the allied nations, presided.
The four kettles down town collected
$124l5.
/
Mrs, A. A. Nickel was the most sue
eessful worker of the day, and turned
over the largest purse at headquarters,
South Salem from Mission street to the
city limits and from the railroad track
to the river had the honor of contribut-
ing the most in proportion to its popu-
latiOn.
Mrs. E. T. Barnes ehaperoned nine
girls with ukuleles in her motor car,
who were driven about the streets sing
ing popular songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo NJ Barr have re-
turned from Portland where they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Al
brich.
Miss Thelma Young, who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle in
Walla Walla, Washington, has returned
to her home in Salem. En- route to Sa-
lem she spent few days in Portland
as the guest of her father, Thad Young
Miss Elnore Staley returned Tuesday
evening from La Grande, where she
had been spending the past week at the
home of her parents.
d. W. Eyre has returned to Salem,
after having spent the week end with
Mrs. Eyre and the children at their
summer home in Newport.
Mrs, Allan Bynon returned Sunday
evening from Portland where she was
the guest of friends over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Minard and family
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. L.
Foster in Portland over the week end.
On Sunday she spent the day on the
Columbia highway. They returned
Tuesday to their home at Hazeleau.
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Mrs. Edward Domogalla Of Astoria
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Davey, last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davey were ov-
sr the week end visitors in Portland |
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ |
Peareey is a sister of Mrs. Davey. Mr..
Davey was delegate to the united war
council which was held in Portland on
Monday.
Miss Julia M. Parker, manager of J
he Portland Convalescent hospital, ac-
by her brother, James Pol
ock, Miss Helen Pollock and Miss Bes-
4ie O'Nel of Portland, motored to Sa-
EN- last week and we're the guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey.
Professor and Mrs. Florian Won
lschen have returned to their home in
Salem, after having spent delightful
'acation at Sheppard Springs.
Mrs Arthur Benson was called to Al
ANY Tuesday morning on account of
he illness Of her mother. She will re-
main there for several days.
Mrs. Fannie Hubbard returned Tues
lay morning from Gearhart and Port
and where she had been spending
-acation with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Levy will be one of
he instructors in violin at Willamette
school of music this fall, re-
lacing Professor South who enlisted
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