Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-17

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The biggest show this season cos..
=. ano norris big New York prodnc,iOn ti.cn
laiior Made Man." at the 60, 60,
opera mouse Friday, Dec Ia c.. -
opeh at Opera House pharmacv
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because of the weather cona,,;on
p, rnele nave been no meetings of tbs
!. ores'ers OF America for the mast two
II is hoped however that tbav
WIN De enabled to hold their reenla I.
satnerlng next Tuesday.
kodak-the gift that helms 70 n,ano
her Christmas merry-then kaans !
picture story of the Christmas merr,
ment' Fry's Drug store. ssS.
Miss Mildred Brown is spend;ns AZ
season at Granger, Wash
with relatives and friends
ohas' Il. Newman of the Woodstock
typewriter Co., Portland. is in g.
iem with complete line of all make
tSpewrlters at prices that interest If
II Is about typewriters phone him At
nv Marion Hotel. 299*
The employees of the state industrial
accident commission will give a danca
7 riday evening, December 19. Contra
fy to former announcements. if has
rot been postponed.
The Salem Fruit company has re-
celved a carload of bananas from New
orleans. In order that they be pre-
vented from freezing en- route, it was
necessary to have a man ACCOMPANY
them and keep oil stoves burning
nearly the entire way.
Reserve seat sale opened today for
.Tallor Made Man." at the Grand
fflday Dec. Is. 29Ss
Mrs. Lucy johnson of the Glen ho-
Tel, will leave in the near future for
California, where she will make her
home. The hotel has recently been
sold to j. c. Smith of Portland, who
took charge the first of the week, and
Will remodel the building in the i'm
mediate future. Mrs. May Bailey will
remain as general housekeeper.
Linn w Nesmith, formerly with the
secretary of states office but more re-
Gently with the state highway depart
ment as an inspector of paving in
southern Oregon, is a state capitol
visitor today. Mr.. Nesmith was regi-
mental sergeant major with the Twen-
ty third engineers during the world
war.
M. o. Elkins, manager of the Port
land automobile show, called on state
officials at the capitol building this
morning.
VIM. A. Marshall, chairman of the
industrial accident commission, is in
Portland today attending meeting of
the Oregon branch of the national
safety council.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K Wright of Rose
burg are today the guests of Dan
Mrs. Wright being
niece of Salems popular chorus in
structor. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright were
but recently married and are return
ia gfrom a honeymoon journey Mrs,
Wright is well known in Salem and.
before her marriage was Miss Mabel
Bryan.
Retta E. Joseph of Hubbard is Wis
iting in Salem as the guest of friends
Will II. Bennett is business visitor
in Portland today,
w. p. Myers of Bend is among the
out of town folk who are attending 20
business in Salem today.
President Kerr, of the Oregon Agrt-
cultural college, is visitor in the cap
ital city today.
Miss Anna Mullen is in Portland lor
a few days visit as the guest of Mrs
Jack Doren.
s. q, Culver is among the Salem folk
who attended to business interests IN
the metropolis yesterday.
Mrs. C. W. Paker of Newberg' a SIS
fer of DR.. ]. Ray Pemberton OF TINS
citv. is a visitor at the Pemberton nome
t443 South Commercial street
Miss Marjorie Flegel, student at
willamette University, is spending the
HOLIDAYS with her parents In Portiaila-
Miss F1egel is member of the Beta So
roritv of the university an organization
formed this year with the Flemins resi
dance on Court street as their nome
Nc n G. Richards, wife of the secre-
Iarv of education at Willamette IS
house mother.
Ben III. Kaiser. AZ, for II years en-
ragged in farming near McCleary' ~
.his county. died at his home tnere
early this morning. The body is a. w "
narIors of the Rigdon company 10
! arrangements have been made yet ioi
The funeral. His wife, Jessie haisei'
nd two sons, Frederick H., and Clyae
N. Kaiser. survive him.