Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-08
All Around Town
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+ w. f. steesloff spent yesterday il
Portland in connection with the stocl
market.
! VIM. Brown left last evening on the
Shasta Limited for Redlands, Calf.
l'where he will spend the winter.
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T. NJ Luck, of silverton, is in the
city for the week in connection with
jury service.
A raise of 1-2 inches over the
depth yesterday was registered this
morning by the Willamette, which
stood at 9.3 feet above low water.
Ell. Thurman, of Silverton; Horace
Wood and Geo. Fuller, of Amity; Robt.
Cole, of Geryais, and Jno. Haar, of Wa
conda, are registered at the Bligh.
The fire department. was called out
ITO a chimney blaze at sos High street,
a few minutes after clock last ev-
ening; No damage of any consequence
was done.
The Honor ROLF today is Mrs. O..
Y. Best, and Mrs. Frank Minto. To
these Mrs. Brown wishes to add the
Capital Business college which not
only today, but at all times has rem
dered all assistance in its power.
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Mrs Martha A. Bellinger, living at
4l9 South 10Th street, had the mis-
fortune yesterday to break her arm.
She was operating the wood-left and in
some manner the handle slipped or was
released, striking her arm with such
force as to fracture the bones. She is
the mother of Dr. Grover Bellinger
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Ratcliff and
daughter, Miss Louise, left last evening
for California, after spending few
days in the city as guests of the C. D.
Purdy home. Their home is in Cheney
Wash, and they will spend the winter
at Long Beach, stopping first for
week with their daughter at Berkley,
who is attending the Uni farsity of
California at that place.
The surgical dressings department
of /|e Red Gyoss has just received 900
yards Of surgical gauze, and more
workers are invited to help work it
up into surgical dressings. All work
ers must be members of the Red Cross.
The department is located on the top
floor of the post office building and
The hours are 9:30 to 12 and 1880 to
1880.
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The Willamette University basket
ball quintette will meet the o. A. C.
team Friday night at the W. U. gym
1asium in the first game of the season.
The Willamette Bearcats' are going
up against a strong aggregation, but
hey have high spirits and figure they
nave surprise or two in store for o. |
A. G. farmers.
The beneficiaTies of the late Zaidee |
dlmer received from the Fraternal Aid |
Jnion $2400 insurance December 30, |
81. The following persons were recent |
y elected to offices in this order in
salem: President, Mrs. Agnes Gibson;
ice president, Mrs. Alice e. Caldwell; |
asst president, Mrs. Ethlinda Altman;
reasurer, Mrs. Edith White; Chaplain,
ls. Mary R. Davis; guide, Mr.. Charles
!. Davis; inner guard, Mr.. Arthur
Vclch; outer guard, Mrs. Eugenia Gil
trustee, Mrs. Rose Babcack.
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Some delay has been experienced by
he school board in securing the rifles
Which were ordered several weeks ago
or Use of the high school csdct corps
he hoard founG that before the rifles
ould be shipped a permit would have
o be secured from the chiaf Of police
llo"jAg them to be shipped into the
ity. This was secured AMI sent over
week ago. The arms are stored in
he government arsne1 at Murry.
Vash., and considerable red tape has
cen encountered in getting them.
he board will be able to get about 60
uns out of the 100 they ordered. They
xpect to receive the arms within
ew days. The cadet corps will be in
reased to sufficient numbers for all
ne rifles to be in use. y,
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