Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-16

,. !; A treat at Moose hall tonight. La
dies free. Big B dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors
no Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
) Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Adrian Of Spring
field, Ore, spent couple of days in
the city visiting Mrs. Adrian IS parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Scott, on their re-
: turn from the auto show.
''Music hath charms BE charmed
at the Pilgrim Chorus concert, First
Congregational crurch, next Tuesday
evening at 0 'clock. Tickets 25 cents
Do you know about the big concert
by the Pilgrim Chorus, at the First
Congregational church, next Tuesday
evening at 8 o 'clock9 Admission %
cents.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leeper of Dres-
den, Ont, Canada, and their daughter,
Miss Alma Leeper of Detroit, Mich, are
in the city visiting relatives Mr.. Leeper
is brother of R. G. Leeper and Mrs.
Leeper is the sister of Mrs j. E. Scott
Mrs. F. L. Scott and Mrs. T. D. Trick
all of Salem.
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| Glst your tickets now-Concert of
| the Pilgrim Chorus at the First Con-
gregational church, next Tuesday ev-
ening at s oclock. Admission %
cents. Tickets at Patton s Book Store
or at Willis Music Store.
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| C.D Barhyte, who has been seriously
| i'll the past two weeks with pneumonia,
has returned to his home on Union
street, from the Deaconess hospital and
is on the way to recovery. Mry Barhyte
is employed at the postoffice.
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conference is called to meet at the w.
G. T. U. hall, Salem, at 1880 O'Clock.
sharp, Wednesday Feb. 20t1,- 1918, to
discuss the proposed merger of the
prohibition party with the newly form
ed "National Party" and to consider
other questions, vital to the future of
our party-By order of county com
.
The F. F. F. club basKetpaif team OF
the First Methodist Sunday school de-
feated team from Dallas last night on
tbe willamette floor bv a score of 23 to |
% The lineup for the local team was
Walters and Donev. guards; Jones, cen.
ter. Randall and Hunt, forwards.
.
The Cherrians are making big prep |
arations for their grand ball next Fri /
dav nipht The armory will be beauti- |
fully decorated for the occasion. Spe
cial music has been secured and a roy
t;ons oro ;ssred bnt nersons wishing
to attend can procure tickets by ap-
nIv;ng to anv Cherrian. Tickets 50 per
= ao,,nlo
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The EpUorth League convention to
he held Of the German Methodist church
Eobrnarv 81 and %. will be an inspir-
mo Gathering. consisting of about 40
de1agstiors from the different chapters.
Eridov mornino the delegates will have
tto ~ ~ gPt ins+itntions for a visit.
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Arranoements have been completed
e. a. ioin+ celebration of Lincoln s
aOd Wos5incton 5 birthdays which viii
hn 1 hold at fhe armorv at $3.50 o'clock
to,,, arrov afternoon. The two chief ad-
SrasSas SUl of tbe occasion will be delivered
~, y, 0-I IuS+iea Rurnett. who will speak ON
~ ~ sbington and nv Justice Harris,
,naaiiin9 " e'oii m the life of Lincoln. The re-
u w6icb have been in progress on
tha ormorv for the past several weeks :
- = 20 baon comnleted so that all the gall
laries NAV he oeeupied tomorrow for the
first +ime
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ATTORNEY Frank H. Reeves leaves this
I,o lrnas 70 fake ehaplaincy with the
ranS Of first lieutenant. Attorney
Reeves and family were given a fare +.
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