Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-11
All Around Town

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D Nov. l1-Housing mass meet X
!. ing 7:30, Methodist church
4 Nov. 11-American Legion
4 dance, armory. evening.
= Nov. 12-Commercial club
< membership meeting, 8 p. M, X
!. banquet and entertainment.
x Nov. 12-Shriners theater y
y party, Opera house, s p. m. X
x Nov, 14-Monthly member X
4 ship meeting Commercial club X
X D. M. Banquet and enter
- tainment.
X Nov. 14.-Salesmen's club X
* forms, Commercial club, p.
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FOR SALE-Set single buggy harS
ness, nearly new. Phone 2501W2.
267
Mr.. and Mrs. b f. Cooper of Cor
Wallis are among the out of town folk
who spent Monday in Salem.
Holiday dance stayton Tuesday
might.
Miss Stella Hooper was among the
Portlanders who visited in Salem Mon
day.
Thomas Laird, manager of the Ger
vais Drug company at Gervais, was
business visitor in Salem today.
DIR. S. C. Stone can be found at Ty'
Ier's drug store, 157 South CONNER
cjaI street 267'
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Adams of Sill
verton spent few hours in Salen
yesterday, visiting with relatives.
Lena Belle Tartar, teacher of sing
ing 1852 Liberty ST. N. Phone S34 0
1915. 70
III. II. Pomeroy, deputy state fir
marshal, returned Monday from Bar
low where he had been investigating
Do your Xmas shopping on Nov l
In pariOrs of Presbyterian church. 70
Miss Marie Bennett spent the wee
end in Salem. Miss Bennett, who's
home Is in Brooks, is employed In
clerical capacity in the law offices Q
Oscar Hayter in Dallas
Henry Barr student at Columbi
university. is the guest Of his pal
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. t. M. Barr, IL
North 14th street, over Armistice da!
Norma N.Terwilliger licensed lady el
baimer with Terwilliger Funeral Hom
ITO Chemeketa ST. Phone 724.
Hamilton Johnstone and VIM. S.
Mash, Portland attorneys, were hel
Monday on business before the 81
preme court
Miss Ada Simmons Of Pertlar
sDent the week end as the guest
her mother, Mrs Grover Simmons,
the Iatter's home near Silverton.
The final account of the estate
III. p. Gray which was filed yesterdf
y y,
Ethel Folger is the executrix and Il
only heirs and devises are Ethel Fo
ger and Gladys Palmer.
Miss Georgia Bewby, who was un
recently employed at the Spa. has a
repted a position as teacher at t
Pringle school Miss Bewby assum
her new duties Monday morning.
Sergeant j. B. Starr of silverton
a Sac visitor today. Mr.. Starr n
lust returned from an extended tt
in the east, where he visited relativ
in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Judge Lawrence t. Harris has q
cepted the invitation to deliver t
memorial address at the annual lod
OF Sorrow of the local lodge of Ell
on the first Sunday in December.
The bodies of J. A. Larkin and 1
rem Murphy, who were killed in
auto accident near Dallas Sund
night, were brought to Salem by al
Monday night on their way to Po
*land. where they lived.
Il. L. Buchanan Is agent in Mari
and Polk counties for the National Il
Insurance Co., u. 8. A. See him for
full return premium policy on y
life, it's the only kind. Phone 135
for interview.
Twenty years ago A. r. Villa
owned a blacksmith shop on the
where the Biigh hotel now stands. 2
day MIR. Willard is a guest at the
tel while looking up old acquaintan
in the city.
Irving Koerflin, aged 8, was Sigh
injured last evening when a car DIR
en- by Phillip Jaskoski struck HI
Tho accident occurred at the int
section OF State and High streets, a
was Immediately reported to the
lice. The lad suffered only a
bruises and cut upper lip, and yot
.JasIxosIi was absolyed of all blame
eye witnesses