Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

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Hear the Willamette university Giee
club sunday night at Leslie Methodist
church.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness and sympathy also
the beautiful flowers sent during our
recent bereavement in the loss Of our
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Brink, Mrs.
Euniee Smith, NJ. Jerome Brink, En-
met E. Brink.
The funeral services Of Elmer W.
Miller will be held at $3.50 o'clock Sun
day morning at the Webb 4 Clough
parlors instead of 10:S0 O'Clock as
originally announced. Burial will be
lin the CITY View cemetery. Mr.. Millers
death was due to an injury he received
ON ,he leg just below the knee when
struck by hammer while he was re-
pairing his automobile. 1t developed
into erysipelas, resulting in his sudden
death two days after he had been in
ljured.
John Schnebeg who recently sold his
farm on Howell Prairie bought a mod
ern home on Goth and Center streets
from W. lR Brietzke, consideration
S235O. W. H. GrabenhOrst 4 Co. han
died the deal.
Wanted. or room modern house
by June lst, close in. Phone 22S2R sun
day morning
The Oregon reconstruction campaign
committee, representing Marion eoun-
ty, met this morning at the CONNER
eial club to discuss campaign matters.
Ii was decided that the best way Of
reaching the people is through the
newspapers and it is probable that
what campaign is made for all of the
measures on the ballot viii be through
the press. With the exception of the
measure for lieutenant governor and
the last one on the ballot in regard to
the employment OF county agricultur'
list for Marion county every measure
on the ballot provides for work or
measures along reconstruction lines.
The big thing that the committee urg-
cd TINS morning was ,pa. - rSo',sas Sos
people 10 come OUT anu sote' sules
snow that haroly one haii "a .no P1o
lple who have taken the trouble to be
properly registered, take the trouble
TO vote. Senator Patterson OF Pofk
county said that formerly it was safe
1nous T,e y, oioet;on 49, - tbe voters were safe
1, ,,otino ves
- .u " NJ n
near puieeS wv aI ~. e., Rance
at the Jason Lee MEM MeiIVii"i '"'i'"
SUNDAY evening 'iO'N'
WORK Of tne Z. M, v a, IA "inVns 1sas.,.as w
y. ,. soldiers IN ine iront nno ~ NJ
ny Burges f3rd at .hc 'SSon aS ie9 sz,b -'
mofiai ehufeh ounu"'' ""y -''''
o cioch
The Rev. Guy hitch Pneips WIN
speak Sunday evening at the united
Brethren church, lith ana NeprasNa
streets He will speak on Has tne
Y. NJ. 9. A. made good IN France. ne
will give some OF ms PERSONA eAperl-
Y. NJ. C. A. secretary and tell OF
France as he saw it. everybody IS Wei-
come and there will be a free ottenng
taken
-o-
Decide to repaper today. Buren' s,
Com. st.
Bedroom papers, soft, light and clean
Ar.
aPeciai Fau"oFiiio SiiN"S w
biigh'
l;hrarv has recently received cards
From isr dauhgter. Miss Irene Howard,
Who Ia engaoed in Red Cross work in
France stating that she is taking a
two weeks vacation which she is spend
te ssam y" Rome. ,,p and stated that sh, had
visited a noted resort in the
Tbicr,v and various other points in
Franee ana italy.
Hare is q chance to adopt a boy ba-
nv about one month old DIR. Mary c.
makes the announcement and
,a,,s that only those genuinely inter-
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