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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE e
TERN pIsrRlcr or KENTUCKY
In the matter Of
The A. 1. Eurniss Produce @.

Bankrupt. ei
10 the creditors OF Tho A. L Fur
niss Produce Co. OF Louisa IN tn'
couaty OF Lawrence, and District afors-
said, 8 bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on .ne
18Th day OF December A. D.. 1918, the
said A. L. Fnrniss Produce copnar'
MAS duly acjudIcated bankrupt anu
TINT the first meeting OF his creditors
win be held at the office Of the under
signed Referee. in Ashland, Boyd-co'
Kentucky. on the srd day Of January.
y H.. 1919. at 10 O'Clock In inc ioro-
roor q, which time said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint .
trustee examine the bankrupt ana
transact such other business as may
rropsriy come before said meetinN'
B. o, BECKER
NReferes in BAnkfrrt>|'
Ashland. Ky. Dec a. 1913
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TUSCOLA.

Mr.. George Queen has been on the
sick list for a few days.
Charlie Woods, who has been away
for some time has returned home.
Mrs. Hazel Vanhorn, Of Cadmus, is
visiting home folks at Tuscola.
Mr.. John Savage was visiting c,
F. Smith Christmas.
There will be meeting at Baker tho
second Sunday in January. Everybody
invited,
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Rice.
big boy.
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CATLETTSBURC
To Resume Studies.

Miss Myrtle Collins. the accomp-
lIshed daughter OF Sir. and Mrs l. $.
Collins. win return TO Cincinnati this
week where she will resume her stu
dies al the Cincinnati Conservatory
OF Music, Miss Collins ~ quite a tai
cnted musician and Is much pleased
with the courses offered by the Gin
cInnati conservatory
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Roland Wilson, seaman, left today
for New York TO report for duty
aboard ship after spending the hol-
days with Ashland relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Mont Riley OF VIII
hanson who were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Galloway here, were called
10 their home at Williamson by the
-,scath OF brother in-law OF Mrs.
Riley
Mrs. Charles Carpenter ia greatly
improved from a severe attack OF in
tluonza. Mrs. Carpenters three chill
dren have recovered from the influ-
enza.
Tots" Lauhop. popular Gate City
boy returned from southern training
camp His wife, formerly Miss Ma
mic Elliott Of Palntsville was here
the guest OF Mrs. Susan Lauhon.
Mrs. Walker Portr who liz suffer-
ing from pneumonia and has been
critically III Is slightly improved.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03
OLD PRINTER PASSES.

The Grayson journal says:
r. A. Glessner, the old and well
known retired printer, died at his
home in this city from the infirmities
OF age, being about "a years old. He
had been n cripple for a number
OF years and got about over town
with much effort Several weeks ago
he fen at his home and never again
left his bod.
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DONITHoN.

The sick OF our communit.
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert on
the guests Of Mr.. and Mr..
Christmas eve.
Mrs. Mamie HeItsley and n
Mary have gone to Spend '
with Mr.. and Mrs. WIN
Mrs K @. Chapman {.
from infiuenzt. n
Mrs, Elizabeth Conn 4.
atives here.
| Welzie Peters. ,7olo|11
where down IN Dixie va
hisroid sweetheart At II'
ltay and saturday and
was the guest q fe'..'
Gwinn .c671pl|n cam.
Chattaroy and
last week herd
Mrs. Clara L. HndiI
to the Boothe Bns|1,
spending a weeks
home.
! Jim Maynard ho1 7
where he has emn|oI "
Mrs. Writtenburf bel ~
after spending a fcI a
with her sister at Ir0
z. T. Frazier h r|1 A
fine bunch Of tobaoeo %
ture.
Hazel Frazier WA /. NJ
ice Maynard Friday M ~
Willie Thompson
camp in Indiana. has mo.
X. G. Chapman
folks thi sweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al !.
baby Of chattar6 "a"
week to spend q g.. '|
tives here
John Conley IL I'4nn'
new house. on his Farm
Charlie Prichar1 sold
Sheridan, Ala. h|| ma
home after enjoy'0| 70
camp life.
| Eldon Fields an| Jas'
lifted home folks here
Earl sammons 81 Qr'' Z
calling on his cousin
Sunday. d
Maston Conn .ccId'
foot very badly while
| In the timber. led
4 Jason Taylor bad ca
| cave in recently.
/ Mrs. Hoover H1II Of TO
December Is Of r0er' 4
Influenza. Many and 81
ions Of regret were ho'
people OF our cctu
| death occurreo. |.I 81
| woman and win be
there. lnterment was nPT
! 80 at the Wallace 1t
Mrs. Ben Magma "
from an attack q 4 -
Jesse Maynard BE- Y|
q trip down the IN
Forrest Belcher
time with his grand EI|
Nelson Hughes ltsl
Monday
Mrs. B. WrittenI1
here and attended
sister. Mrs. Hall ti ,
was the guest OF ~
Hardwick.
i Remember the 1tr
begin second su11@|
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NOTICE. TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Notice 10 hereby given that com
n.neIng As Of January 1, 1912 the rate
charged bv the undersigned for nat.
ural rss in the village OF Louisa ana
the rural districts OF Lawrence coun-
~ Kentucky. supplied by the Under ir-
sirnes win DO twenty-seven CD
ssnts per thousand cubic feet, subject
I. 4 discount OF two iD cents ,per
thousand for payment on or before re
M tenth day OF The month following
that ii which the gas 10 used. T .os
s'ininum charge viii be fifty 'so ,,
cents p1s month. The new rate w
sppIy 70 all gas Furnished after sne
mcter rcadinss IN the regular eours'
sf business Coz The nonth Of pecsn
- nfiTnp runL, GAS COMPANY
fheorporstsd)
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Basket Bali.

The Pikeville College basket ball
team for the season has been chosen
as follows: Riddle and Greer forwards
Dick Scott and Muslck guards. and
Walters center. The first game of the
season is to be played with Pkeyille
High school on Friday evening at the
college gym.
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NOTICE

No charges( against the Tobacco Co.
will be paid by US unless they bear our
written order. and are signed by B. e,
Adams
ID THE TOBACCO COMPANl
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TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Sufieriag Described AS Tortur'
Relieved By hack- Druugha

Rossville, Ga. Mrs. Kate Lee aisle, o
This place, writes: "My husband is az
engineer, and once while lifting, no in.
lured himself with piece a heavy ma
chinery, across the abdomen He wa
so sore he could not bear TO press.or
himself at all, on chest or abdoncn. HI
weighed les lbs, and fell of unta h
weighed ITO lbs, in two weeks.
He became corstpated and II looked
like he would die. We had three dl.iersa
doctors, ys! with all their medicine. ei'
bowels failed to aci. He would llrz W
a ten-cent bottle OF castor oil, and eriri
Il two or three days in succession. liz
did this yet wifhou. result. We became
desperate, he suffered SO. He was swol
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
! sent and bought Thediord's Slack
| Draught made him take big dcsc
and when Il began to act he iaiuiearip'
was in such n,iaesy. but he es',.e.'A Az
begafi i, mend al once. He got wtf'
sfld we both feel he owes hiE l|t :
ThedIold's Black Drnuehi"
iatf d|t,I's Black Draught VIII NJ ",
s ss u. ready for the day -
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visited sister.

William Conley, who had been visit-
ing relatives at Louisa and who stopp-
cd here for visit to his sister. Miss
Nora conley later returned 20 Camp
Dix. N J.
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LIEUT.. PREEcE REruRNs.

Lieut.. Jasper H. Preece has been
mustered out and returned to his home
in Martin county. He will take po-
sition as clerk of the Vaughan hotel IN
Williamson, W. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03

M}. I. H. Booths of Dastern Ken
tucHy Normal School was a visitor
at fhe College Friday. He spoke TO
tR upper grades and High School in
me chapel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03
Be a Joy.W
'eGets.lt'' for eorns
9Dropa. q eeconds- Corn Z Doomedl

When you almost die with your
shoes on and cornB make you almost
walk sideways to get away from
ute or two and nuplY 4 or drops
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03
Viaited Frienda.

Linoon Ausisk. 4 formsr P1kevills
student was in town the first OF the
week He has. been q member OF the
s. A. T. c. at Maryvllle College and
stopped here on his way home.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03

f11sats tridsn johnson from Fort
Rn3Amin lHArf1eon Waited last weak
with his brothers JauiSs and Charles
and his sister.
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In eehool.

Minnie Damron from Robinson
Creek and Susie Wright OF Delor1m
West Virginia, enrolled in the school
thin week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03

WIN. N. Baakr died Saturday
home IN Ashland ~ ~
AVID Influenza Society "
daughter 1urVi-v' age ~ '.'|'.
the li41nnAlncy were made
oy the feceft inauen'o rp'''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03

Nj Conn Peel cisan on. Wiih 'cst'lF =
o. the wurld's magic and /. only 4 zen,
uino corn-peeler, "1s &c. ~ q x tsaf
s soa se esEn o VIZ iooss sVs = your sos
% that you can Rssi v y r'6 6nFe 81
Take no chances Of continued pain
and n0rono1s-Uhy use greasy iritt-
tating seiysS P he sgn,ei' ns' rea nrs
ana @dIsfer;s fhat make, corns bleed
5nly one Iiks O. In the wor!d= =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-01-03
Personals.

Personals.
Howard Gray Of the navy IL hero the
guest Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Gray of the Hotel jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs Chss. Keyser and
baby Of Charlottesville. Va. are here
the guests OF the latters parents. Mr.
and Mrs. chds. Burk.
Thomas Huffman who has been at
tending school at Marion, Alabama,
preparatory to entering the naval ac-
adeny is here TO spend bis vacation
with relatives.
Capt o. W. Thompson who has
been connected with the base hospi-
tai at Camp Taylor. Cor the past sew
ersl months. W home.
Mrs. James Layne and children
spent the weeiS-end With MIS- Layne's
mother. Mrs. Wheatley at Paints
vile
Sergt Earl Thompsonu OF Louisville
and Srgt John Reynolds and friend,
Mr.. Howser. of West Point. KY, were
home for the holidays.
James Earl an6 Edward HELLER who
attended school In Massachusetts are
here Visiting their mother Mrs. Ida
HELLER
Miss LaVonne Honaker went to
Prestonsburg where she was the guest
OF Miss Cora Stevens for several days.
Harry Cohen came down from Hell
lier to remain here and manage the
Fashion Store during the absence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Stryk in Virginia.
Mr., and Mrs. W. Cocklll. OF Ashland,
are guests of relatives here and at
HELLER
Miss Dixie England who is employ
ed at Coaldale plant HELLER. spent
Christmas with homefolks in Pikeville
Miss Grace Moore and Mrs. Alice
Ratliff OF HELLER, visited frieaGs In
Plkevllls a Few days..
Aisses Joyce and Yurah Scott and
Mr.. Bustler Scott. Of Chloe. were In
Pikevile recently.
William Jennings Plnson who has
been away attending schd is now
with his parents, Mr.. and y George
Pinsoa OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph II hereford
have moved from the Auxier ,me on
Auxior avenue to Tom Williamson's
small house on Scott Avenue.
Mr.. Lafayette Jordan OF Johns Greek
was the guest of his sister. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Rutherford,
Mr. Ed Auxier Ras the guest of
Mr.. Walter Edwards. of Ratcliff Greek
recently.
Railroad Wreck.
on Christmas eve long coal train
wrecked just below the depot. Two
or three cars were badly damaged. AL
SO a train wrecked at Cedar. two
miles below here that night. The pas
senger train stopped at II ARC Id.
Very many people were disap-
pointed as thy wished to get to their
destination that night. The mail was
Wrecks have all been cleared away.
Soldier On Fuloush.
Mr.. Loring Workman is at wolf-pit
with his parents. He has been in the
service for several months and is now
spending Christmas at home.
Miss Lora Rogers is the guest Of
Miss Nancy Pauley of this city.
Mr.. Tom Huffman is at home.
Mrs. Aisle Ratliff OF Heller. was in
Pikeville recently.
Miss Grace Moore, OF Heller is the
guest Of Mrs. Kidd Moore OF this
city.
Misses Lena and Flo Lyons were
dinner guests OF Mrs. Trail Rogers
Christmas day.
I Miss Sallie Wears was a popular
dinner guest of Mrs. John W. Langley
of this city.
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Those holding any claim.
above will can ct the coun N
er's office and present tn'5 -
for payment At once. e
C.. Treas. Ia0I..
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Married Here.
Warren Nicholas 3s and Bess Per
due "a both OF Wayne w Va,
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Prof. Dock Jordan and Mrs. Jordan
OF Van Lear were guests or Loeb
Moore and family this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

ErHE ground on which the house il
built Is raised little from thg
street as though the dwelling
ue-e drawing its aristeeratic skirt.
away from contact with the passerby
A hedgc uf roses. as aristeeratie As the
house itself, borders the grounds and
from late spring until early fan q
wealth o. bloom edges the walk, an
eternal temptation to small girls-and
hqFz. not . small
There are other flowers Of unfamii.
lar names AMI strange origin, that
grow beyond the strip Of lawn, close to
the honse. Sometimes a white butter
fls sentaFes among them bat other.
wlse, in the morning when the dew is
o. shem and at evening before the
den has eome-ihey look very lonely
in their enforced seclusion. II really
in thoir fault you know. Flowers,
rs d rnle, are very friendly. The walk
lealing to one Of the entrances is Of
hritk The house is white, with dark
shutters and pretty gables; just the
kind Of house that a fiction writer
eouli lift from its modern surround
ings and place in the center Of an
old eol0nial romance. Sometimes, at
rare intervals. when TIE door is aiar,
enc can catch a glimpse Of an open
stairway and wide hail. One knows
that there is a rose living room with
heavy draperiUs and stolid furniture;
and that somewhere above there Is Q
grey and silver bedroom. There could
n / help but be a grey and silver bed
room-in a house with a stairway like
that
Facing the other street is a wider
Roreh which enc enters from long
French Windows and on which a yellow
eat d0zcs all day long. Covering the
sides Of it--tthe porch, Of course, not
the eat) is a bower Of the most beauti.
full climbing roses that the city can
boast Hundreds Of them. coral pink
and spiey sweet. widening. spreading
like spr0wling cloud in a sunset skyl
All through the week the shades are
drawn and the roses and stranger flow
ers flaunt their bloom and turn mp
their noses at the red brick apartment
house across the way. Only on week
ends one sees a ear on the driveway
beyond, and notices how the house has
shaken the rose vines from It's eyes
and is smiling Through IFS lighted win.
dows. But, always, on Monday 1t has
gone 10 sleep again, with the yellow
eat DOING on the doorstep and the
dream room above wasting its grey and
silver beauty in utter lonliness.
As fartwell favcr for Ward De
Beck, who has teen visiting with his
sister. Mrs. T. A L'vesley, for the
past few weeks, Mrs W. NJ. plimpton
entertained 4 group Of friends with a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

A pretty wedding was solemnized
last Tuesday when Miss Ncttie Jones,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome +.
Jones, 400 South 18th street, became
the bride Of Albert Clinton Smith, son
of Mrs. d. w. Smith, $40 North Cot
tage. The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides parents, only the
immediate relatives of the couple be-
ing present. DIR. r. N. Ayison Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church off
ciated.
The bride wore a beautiful tailored
Itaupe suit with hat and gloves TO
match, and a corsage bouquet of 0phe-
lia roses and lilies Of the valley. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the eou-
plo left on a short wedding trip TO
Portland and other valley points Mrs
Smith was owner Of a millinery shop
in Forest Grove before her marriage,
and Mr.. Smith has recently returned
from France where he saw active ser
vice with Company A, 9lst amninni
ton train. They will make their home
in Portland.
Ward De Beck, the young Canadian
veteran who has been visiting with
his sister, Mrs. T. A. Livcsiey for the
past few weeks, left today for his
home in British Columbia. Mr. and
Mrs. Livcsley accompanied him to
Portland where trip on the Columbia
highway was enjoyed.
Mr.. De Beck saw nearly -four years
active service with the Canadian ex-
peditionary forces During his stay in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

evening. The handsomely appointed ta-
bic was eentercd with Madame Drake
rases and the entire decorative scheme
mas confined 70 graceful bouquets Of
the same flowers Cifehng the table
we're Mr.. and AIRS. 7. A. hvesley,
Ward De Beck Miss Catherine Slade,
Mr. and Mrs John Roberts and Mr.
and Mrs v. N. Plimpton.
Mrs. Henry Bean, Mrs. A. y. Moores
and Mrs @. P Bishop we're hostcsaes
At an informal gathering Of the Thurs
day luncheon club last week At the
home Of Mrs. Bean on Chemeketa
street The rooms were beautifully dee
GRATED for the occasion and Mrs Alice
Dodd gave a very interesting talk on
Reconstruction. The hostesscs were
assisted in serving the dainty refresh
ments By Miss Dorothy Pearce and
Miss Ruth Johns, who together with
Mrs. G. A. Johns were additional guests
Of the club.
Major ". Carlton Smith left today
for Camp Lewis where he viii await
his discharge from the service. After
being released Ne win return to Salem
and resume his practice about June
lst.
Major Smith, before his enlistment,
was one Of salem 3 most prominent
physicians His ability and sound pro-
fessional knowledge won for him the
rapid promotion in the army, which
skin and proficiency alone acquire.
His countless friends in Salem will
welcome his return after his absence
Of two years, during which he saw ac-
tive service as commander Of the 3l6th
sanitary train.
Miss Jean Bailey and Miss Viola
Ash entertained a coterie Of friends
at dinner party Thursday evening,
at the home of Miss Bailey's aunt,
Mrs. Glen Adams, 1920 Center street.
The prettily appointed table was cen
tered with a bowl Of pink roses while
pink satin streamers were drapcd from
the center to the dainty pink nosegays
that marked the places of the guests
Covers were laid for Miss Ruth oRss,
Miss Martha Powell, Miss Jean Bat
ley, Miss Viola Ash, Frank Lynch,
halph Bailey, Donald Ryan and Adlai
Estob.
Miss Miriam l.. Belt of Spokane was
a recent guest Of Mrs. James l..
Schultz Of lrvington on her return
from San Francisco, where she has
spent some time studying voice culture,
Miss Belt is the daughter Of Judge
Belt Of Spokane, and niece Of Judge
and Mrs George Burnett of this city
and OF Judge aud Mrs Harry Belt of
Dallas. A younger sister, Miss Ger
trude Belt, is a student at Sacred
Heart academy. Miss Miriam Belt pos
sesses beautiful soprano voice of dra
matte quality. She was a soloist at the
meeting Of the New England Conserv-
atory club last week at the home of
Mrs Edgar D. Piper in Portland.
Miss Elizabeth Levy Of Salem at.
tended the second Of the spring rccitals
given by the Albany college Conscrva.
tory Of Music on Tuesday. The recital
was given at the First Presbyterian
church ai Albany undcf the direction
OF Miss Clement The program consist
ed Of violin, vocal and piano solos by
the pupils Of the college Of music. The
crowd Of $50 people present enthusi
astically received the violin renditions
by the pupils of Miss Levy, who Is
violin instructor nj the college.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

Plans for the dance and card ar.
ty to be given under the auspices of
st. Agnes Guild Of st. Paul's church
in the Masonic Temple, June I'd, are
being carried on with a great deal of
enthusiasm. Tickets are now on sale
and may be obtained from Misses Eliza
Nolan, Margaret Goodin, Martha Pow
ell, Sarah Lansing or any other guild
member.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

Miss Doris Ryan has gone to San
Francisco to visit for short time
with relatives.
Miss Gladys Scott was among the
Salem music lovers who attended the
Mccormack concert Wednesday,
Miss Frances Porter left today for
Des Moines, Iowa. where she viii re-
side hereafter. She was accompanied as
far as Portland by Miss Hazel Blake.
Mrs. f. +. Fisher and August Huek-
estein went to Maeleay yesterday to
attend the formal closing of the local
Red Cross chapter. Mrs Fisher handed
in the final report and Mr.. Huckestein
delivered patriotic address. The chap
ter has raised $500 since its organi-
zation.
Tuesday evening the Jason Lee Ne
moral Epworth League enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Young
at their lovely home on 18th and Che
meketa streets. After the business ses-
sion social hour and delicate refresh
ments rounded out the evening
=
Herbert Hoffman Of Salem, who is
visiting in southern California, re-
Gently was guest Of honor at supper
given by the Misses Louise and Ger
trudo Birkholg in Santa Ana. Covers
we're laid for twelve. Cecil Brunncr
Continued on page three)
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Miss Ada Miller was soloist at the
reception for the odd Fellows Tuesday
night, singing "Cara Noma," from
. kigeletto. -
Sunday, May 18th, Mrs Edwin
Brock of West Salem reached her Goth
birthday and in honor of the occasion
invited a number of friends TO dinner.
A profusion Of flowers lent color to
the pretty dining room and the hand
s0mely appointed dinner table was
eentered with pink sweet peas. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Dron-
nan, William McAdams, Mrs. Mary
Billings, Miss Lottie MeAdams, Miss
Alta Seoville and Mrs. Matilda White.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

Miss Birdine Myers left Tuesday for
Atlanta, Georgia, for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. George Blower (Effie Ny
ers) Miss Myers expects to be gone
several months, after which she will
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Blower on a
trans-continental motor trip. Both Miss
Myers and Mrs. Blower are well known
in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

Continued on page inree)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

As fartwell favcr for Ward De
Beck, who has teen visiting with his
sister. Mrs. T. A L'vesley, for the
past few weeks, Mrs. w NJ, phmpton
entertained q gronp Of friends with a
delightfully."- informal dinner party last
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24
By GERTRUDE RoBzson

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

Members and friends Of the Jason
Lee Memorial were royalty entertained
at a "eoffee" Wednesday evening at
which Mrs. j. F. Warren and Mrs. j.
b. Woodfin were charming hostesses.
Horace RahkOpf, a student Of William
cite university, ably provided liter
ary program, which was interspersed
with music. This was followed by So
cial ho9r and delicious refreshments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

Miss Gladys Scott was among the
Salem music lovers who attended the
Mccormack concert Wednesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

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