Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-25
COMING EVENTS

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: COMING EVENTS
x February 27.-'' Russia, Yes )
x terday and Tomorrow" Lecture !
X by DIR. John o. Hall at Public )
X lie Library. !
X March 3.-Prohibition Ratifi- !
X cation mass meeting at First !
X Methodist Church. !
X March 17.-Laymen 8 Mission \
X ary Movement convention. i
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DR.. M. P. Msndelsohn fits eyes cor
reetly. U. s. National bank bldg. If
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| The Willamette this morning stood al
6.2 feet above low water, as recorded
| by the government gauge at the loca
dock.
"Tke best'' Is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co
Phone 120. If
Patton Plumbing Co., 1856 yChemeketa
Phone 1096. We do repair work. Soves
and furnaces coiled. If
Eastern Star auxiliary of the Red
| Cross will meet in its club rooms in the
Masonic temple tomorrow from 10 to
o clock, as usual. All members should
be present.
"The funeral beautiful" Webb g.
olough Co. If
Variability women in prepara-
tory department. Apply Salem Kings
Products Co. 2-26
Hooverize in your smoking smoke
better cigars-Hygrade 5 cents.
Gospel meetings are to be held each
evening at the South Salem Friends
church at 1880 p. M Good preaching and
singing. All are welcome. H. E. Pember
ton; pastor.
Dance Hurst hall Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Ten dollars pays for six weeks course
in dressmaking at the Industrial Nor
NAL, 18th and Wilbur Sts. Address J.
j. Kraps.
Following the example set by the u.
s. National bank of this city, the Tur-
ner State bank is going to loan money
to the boys of its district to enable
them to get start IN pig raising. The
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lined up who will go into
the hog raising business.
Shopping bags at Buren's Furniture
Store.
Big time next Wednesday evening"
Uherrian jitney dance-Hunt s orches-
ira at the armory.
After being closed down 10 days, one
Of the two logging camps of the Spauld-
ing company at Black rock resumed op-
erations today. The other camp is ex-
pected to start up again in day or
two. The camps were closed down on ac-
count Of snow, which is about one foot
deep.
Save next Wednesday evening for
the Cherrian jitney dance at the ar
mory.
The body of Bert Whitehead, son of
J. e. Whitehead, of Turner, who died
last Thursday at the post hospital at
Camp Greene, N. c., is expected to ar
rive in Turner on Wednesday of this
week. During the hour of funeral SER
vices all business houses in Turner will l.
be closed. The Grange and l. o. o. +. /
will attend. Services win
DC held in the Methodist church. Rev.
}. j. Mickey officiating.
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Word has been received of the death
on February 20, at Pomona, Calf, of
James Lawrence, who formerly lived /
IN this city. Mr.. Lawrence was at the
nome of a daughter, Mrs. r. B. MAY,
1t the time of his DEATH Another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hugh May, also lives at Po-
mona, both of whom formerly lived in
Salem and are remembered by many
friends in this city.
went an operation at the Willamette
sanitarium today. The operation was not
considered serious.
Miss Edna Purdy, of Albany, arrived Il
saturday evening and spent the night
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. L
Purdy, ON Mill street. She left yesterday
Tor Orenco, expecting to return today.