Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-17
CURRENT EVENTS

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Nov. 17-1S - Convention X
= state commercial club secretar- x
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= Nov. 18-Mass meeting, ar x
x mory. E. B. Fish, topic, True x
--a-o.risn, x
\ Nov. 1s-Rotary Club, Hotel X
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= Nov. 10 Business Mems y
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Dec. 9-4-Bazaar in st. Jo- y
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\ Dec. 19-'The House Next x
:. Door" high school auditorium. y
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1920 VeIie Skies on display. Salem
yelie 1862 N. Com'l. 272*
Charles S. Clark, editor Of the Stay
TON Mail. is transacting business in
Salem today.
MRS. e. d. Boydston and Mrs. j,
Morgan OF independence, pau I" 49,
mess visit to Salem Saturday.
Phone 35 for drugs. Prompt dellV-
cry. Tyler's drug store.
Miss Georgia Shaw and Miss Mil
bred Shaw of Dallas were Salem VS.
itors Saturday.
Miss Clara Waldorf spent the week
end in Sheridan as the house guest OF
friends.
Norma N.Terwillige gel, licensed lady EN-
ealmer with Terwilliger Funeral Home,
Louis Davenport, formerly a pusi-
ness man of Salem, was visiting
friends here Saturday. Mr.. Davenport
is now a resident of Silverton.
The music department of the Sa'
lem Woman's club will meet this eve
ming at the Presbyterian church at
o'clock.
Corn on cob for sale, IL mile ives
of Keizer school house. H. w. Bow,
den. Phone 29F3. :
Charles Mari of Portland is her'
for a few days, visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John MARI, at thei
home. 4O4 South High street.
ID. A. White. of the D. A. Whlte Q
Sons feed company, will leave tonigh
for California, where they will spen'
the winter at Long Beach.
s375 BUYS a a room house, full lo'
S75 cash, balance monthly. II yol
have property to sell list with me
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Miss ID. Watson and Miss l. Hal
ner formerly of the Mier and Fran
beauty parlors, opened offices IN III
salem bank of Commerce building.
The regular meeting of
chapter Order Of the Eastern Stal
will be held Tuesday evening at
O'Clock in the Masonic Temple. IN
will be a social evening.
George Whiting of Scio was fihe
ten dollars by City Recorder Hac'
late Saturday afternoon, on the oot
HE charge of being drunk and Vloia'
ing a city traffic ordinance.
Joel Hewitt has sold his proper
on 18th and A streets to an easter
party, who will take possession IN
mediately, and moved into his non
on Chemeketa street. The considers
ton was $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mem Pierce CEmn
WaIdorf) whose marriage was Z
event of very recent date, are spen'
ing a part of their honeymoon
Knappa, Or, as the guests OF the III
mer's sister.
John Bentley, who died at a loo
hospital Thursday night, was purl'
at two O'Clock this afternoon at u
T. o. O. F. cemetery. Funeral servic
were held at the chapel of the W.
Rigdon undertaking company.
The body of Hiram Dove, 60, WI
died in a local hospital Friday nigl
was shipped to Orleans, Or, Satu
day by the Webb & Clough underta
ing company, WhCAO
and burial were held. MI. DOVE
survived by a daughter, Mrs. ID. Ia
idson, Portland, and has distant r
atives residing at Albany.
After a years faithful service IN
city fire department Gerald kneeN
resigned this morning, to assist
father in conducting a confectlone
establishment at Woodburn. Knee
was succeeded - Herbert Savage
former fireman.
Fourteen dollars a ton, and a
prize for largest amount OF Ola new
uauers and magazines collected
how scout troops in Salem, has p'
offered by the Portland Paper st'
and the local roo y
begin today. a ten day drive Tor t
purpose.
Police here were asked this mol
inp Inv Sheriff Watt Henderson, n
Mfnnyille, to aid in h search
four bales of hops stolen Friday Mi
from the Sheridan warehouse at I
Mace. The bales weighed zoo poul
each. and are of considerable val