Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-11
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All Around Town

take the pastorate at the Fargo M. L.
church, has rented house here at 1895
South Liberty street.
G. w. johnson, pioneer clothing man
of Salem, is reported to be seriously I
i'll at the Deaconess hospital this af-
ternoon.
/ G.. r. Moisan, resident of North |
Salem, has bought the improved 20,
acre tract four miles south of Salem
owned by G. O.. Boyce. The tract is al
most all in orchard. Consideration in
the deal, which was handled by the
W. H. Grabenhorst Realty Company,
was $4500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Niemeyer
137O State street, left Salem Saturday
afternoon for Pacific City where they
will enjoy the weekend fishing. Mr.Nie
meyer is an expert angler, and expects
to make big catch of the elusive
trout in streams around the coast town.
Dance tonight at the new Auburn
hall. Good four piece orchestra. Take
a jitney, 25c. 24l*
Police Desk Sergeant H. A. Rowe,
while putting in wood at his home, 1860
North 18th street, Friday afternoon
slipped and sustained injuries which
prevented his reporting for duty Sat
urday. Officer w. F. Thompson is act
ing day desk sergeant in Sergeant
Rowe s absence.
Pork prices in this city made an
appreciable drop during the week, get
ting in line with other market prices
Dealers announced Saturday that the
price had dropped two cents during
the week. Veal also dropped in price
in all local markets.
Artificial teeth, have expert plate
man, with over 35 years experience
! at my office. DIR. D.. x. Beechler,, den
: = tist, 302 U. s. Nat. Bank bldg.
Rex Lampman, the former Portlan
n newspaperman, who has recently re
/, turned from service with the marine
4, in Germany, and who has not yet re
J, ceived his discharge was Salem VII
itor Saturday. Mrs. Joe Beeman Q
Gold Hill, wife of deputy U. s. MAJ
% shal Becman accompanied him.
10 Dance at 8 p. m. at armory tonlght.
Funeral services for little Doroth
Perkins IL months old daughter
1s Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Perkins, 24l0 !
- Fourth street, who died Friday evenin
u will be held at the Chapel of the Ri
W don Undertaking company at 1880
nj. Sunday. Rev Porter, of the Chri
tian church, will have charge Of tt
~ services. Burial will be in the I.
= %. F. cemetery.
c., I. Lewis, secretary of the Greg
~ Fruit Growers iColOperative Assoc
wv wv ton, with Field Manager Earl Peart
y. returned to this city Saturday FRI
~ Estacada where they conducted me
bership meeting Friday night. Th
:, reported satisfactory progress in
-. -. campaign and said that growers
III that district are much interested
ere the association s plan. Tonight
ISL. Lewis and r. G.. Paulus, president
the Salem Fruit Union, will go to
verton and hold another members
IN, meeting.
24l viii celebrate Columbus day in h
or of our returned soldiers, sailors {
ar marines, the KNIGHTS of Columbus
!. Daughters Of Isabella, on Monday e
ming, October 13, will celebrate Coli
lar- bus dav with an informal dance III
rec Derby building on Court and Il
lsed streets. All soldiers, sailors and
illa- .rines will be admitted free. Ut
friends of the Knights Of Coium
and Daughters of Isabella not OF
lam u. S. army are cordially invited. 7
held cts for gentlemen 81. Ladies free, =
the music.
the
end The Phllodorlan ana rniioaoe1oil oo si''a =.
erary societies entertained so stud
lin the society halls, Waller hail.
rion evening in one of the jolliest aft
Idfe. given at the university this fall.
,r 4 Young people gathered after the do
your town football rally had dlsbanded
1929 the games constituted william
267 program and represented the pr
nal social events of the year. The
,bt. chapel service the Y. M. &c. A. am
241* w. 6. A. reception, the faculty re
ton, and the Junior week end
vast. among the occasions set forth IN
! ), a. program. After the program,
n; course banquet was served In the
Iiciety parlors. The menu CONSISTED
'rney salad and waters, and ice cream X
rocal Thomas, president of the Philodt
society. and Miss Evelyn De l
president Of the Phflodosian soc
C OIL were host and hostess for the HI
op event.
Sc IN The Misses Helen Rose, Mildred
tudio Edna and Elsie Gilbert were the
none tesses of jolly party given to t
lo'lo of the University students at
home of Miss Rose, 745 Court s.
Mr. Friday evening. The young p
ckoFy most of whom belonged to the
dence r.,,+o ond Wahsterian literary soc
t the -an aa.Saraa AZ tho Rose residence
neral sts W;ilo,nattn football rally hel
maze. state and Liberty streets and
a pleasant evening at law and j
the games. Music was also llaong the
lesley go 80 Io+ cboeolate sandwiches
amily oss.a $50. 80 served the guests
wili the close Of the happy affair. IN
lowing students were present: y