Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12

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Grand masquerade ball at new Au-
burn hall Thanksgiving night Sa-
lem's best five piece orchestra. 269*
| Marriage licenses were issued today
/ to w. S. Gilchrist 23, Milestone, Sask. I
and Verda NJ, Bates, IS, Salem; Law |
renee E. Oherer, 81, Portland, and
Evelyn j. Grabenhorst, 49, city; Mem
Pearce 2S, Salem, and Emma e.
Waldorf, 27, city.
Visitors to Presbyterian church on
Friday evening the 14th take special
notice of utility booth where all kinds
OF house furnishings are for sale
comforters, dishes, etc. 26S*
So recently returned from the army
of occupation that he gisters from
Coblenz, Germany, A. Warren Briggs
is at the Bligh hotel today.
Californians who spent Tuesday in
Salem We're Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Thorn
as of Sacramento and c. c. McAllister
of Oakland
All the members of the public SER
vice commission are in Portland to-
day on hearing relative to the rates
of the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph company.
Mt. Angel, with its great grey abbey
set high up on a great grey bluff, is
as picturesque as any of the old world
monastery towns. Leanard Kohlmeiel
of that city was Salem visitor yester-
day.
Failing to appear in police cour
this morning to answer 20 charge
= of being drunk and disorderly, George
Whiteing was ordered re arrested by
Police Judge Earl Race. Mr.. Whiteins
h was arrested yesterday evening after
he had imbibed too freely of intoXi
| cants and in a boisterous name
q sought to celebrate Armistice Day u
the Richmond rooming house. At pc
lice headquarters he paid bond o
r $40, which automatically was forfeited
y when he failed to appear in court thi
morning.
!. Special meeting OF Salem lodge Nc
4, A. F. & A. NJ, this evening. Worl
in gthe E. A degree. Visiting breth
| rem welcome. 268
s1 The local recruiting station wi
| hereafter be in charge of Corporf
Walter w. Site, Corporal Lee Greenur
,fl who has been stationed here for tn
"A past several months, having been mol
ed to Astoria. Corporal Site has com
to Salem from the recruiting static
y in the former city.
10 Rehearsals for the high school pla
The House Next Door" by j. Har
ley Manners, which will be presente
W. in the auditorium on December 19tl
w are progressing satisfactorily Mi
- Thompson, of the English departmel
:, is rehearsing the play and the ca
= of characters will be published lat,
$. in the week. At present, the commi
: tee on advertising, is preparing vii
dow and display cards, and arrangir
- for systematic advertising can
g paign,
=, Every year Philomath puts on
40 roundup as pretentious in it's way
,d Pendleton's is in it's own. l.. w. M
a Ginnis of Philomath was a Salem vi
itor yesterday.
There is a bit of tradition-so W,
;o known that it is useless to repeat it
r- about o. A. C.5s chances in a footbf
co game with U. of O. There are, hoy
he ever, a small army of boosters wi
NO laugh the old bogey to scorn and
Hayes and ID. Holmes. both of o. A.
who spent Tuesday in Salem, are for
les most among them
of
mr. Rev. Carl H. Elliott, formerly pc
en- tor of the First Presbyterian church
he Salem, has been appointed pastor
e. the First Presbyterian church of Yp
ar lanti, Michigan, with a membership
349 parishioners. Rev. Elliott has be
in France with the Y M. c. A. +
an son. Phil Elliott is at present atten
of ing college in Worcester, Ohio, but
m, the University of Michigan at A
ent Arbor is only seven miles distant frt
the future home of his parents and
connected by trolley, it is expected IL
,ed the young man may change instit
ing tions
Mr..
bst The rapid sale Of tickets for the
of s. p. Minstrel Melody show indica
that the attendance at the penitentis
this evening will equal that of form
suy years. AS the shows have always bt
era so well attended as to warrant tn
ra- presentation for two consecutive mig
lew the management has arranged fol
dy- performance on Thursday evening al
the Tickets are on sale at the Will Mu
So Store, Patton's book store, Commert
book store, Crown drug store, the Y.
G. A., the Cherrington piano store,
ars Charlie Maxwell at the Oregon Elect
as depot and by Alex Cornoyer at
icai state house.
Y al
ora The trial of W. Harris, night atte
ION ant at the state hospital. charged "
oh- assaulting Louis Jensen, a patient,
an gan in justice court at 2:3O this af
anu noon after all morning had been
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