Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-27

This weeks drapery special. Ros-
ton Scrims, colors and designs "a
ut everyone. Regular Csc, 4Sc per
76@
I. E. Mccroskey. manager of the
Commercial club, went to Portland "a.
day to attend to matters pertaining
to the club.
in excellent condition, at the armory
tonight. 7S'
n. NJ. L. club will sell all their
furniture at auction Wednesday.
March 81, 1880 p. m, 656 Center st.
upstairs. To-
Business men of the city who gath
er at the Commercial club Monday
noon for their regular weekly lunch
con, will, following the luncheon, be
guests of C. B. Clancy at his floral
green house near the city limits. The
visit to the green house viii complete
the trade tours Of the business men
for this month.
After an absence of over two years
l am glad to be home and will be
pleased to meet any of my old pa
irons, al well as the many new peo-
pie whom l find have so wisely ehos-
en- our beautiful city as their home.
H. j. Eisamon, phone 1S66W. -
H. j. Esamon builder and contract
or. Phone 1S66W. rs
Yet able to enjoy a days fishing trip,
or even a longer jauht, T. j. Smith,
aged 10, a Turner resident, secured an
anglers license Friday from Anderson
Brown store in Salem. This store and
also the Hauser brothers concern are
issuing many anglers permits prepare
tory to the opening of the trout season,
April 1.
Combination licenses were issuec. IN
Salem to j. M. Rupert, &. A. Schoen-
berg, Arthur Hutchaon, D. H. Mosner,
Ruel Els. Bradford and J. f. Morris.
Reverend Clarence ID. Smith, the
field secretary Of the Kimball school
of theology, is actively engaged in pro-
moting the endowment campaign of
the school. The movement is to COM
plete an endowment of 5000, 00O.
Mrs. w. w. linn is enjoying a two
weeks visit with her daughter in Port
land.
Reverend Guy r. Slower, of the Uni
ted Evangelical church will preach his
last sermon of the conference year al
Rickreall, April 4. There will be East.
er services in the morning and specia,
music in the evening.
!, This weeks drapery special, Bos.
!, ton Scrims, colors and designs t.
: suit everyone. Regular Csc, 4Sc pei
vard-Hamilton's. 76'
y u
: Orville Eskelson, the lad who wa
injured recently in an auto accident
T was removed from the hospital to hi
Z home at the end of South Commercial
street, Friday. Orville's mother, Mrs
Agnes H. Eskelson, wishes to correct
: report that Jesse. George, driver of tn
car involved in the accident was in an,
way responsible for the accident be
cause of careless or needless driving
' Witnesses stated that the accident oc
: Cured under unavoidable circumstan
l ces. other than a painful scalp woun
and the shock consequent to the mis-
hap, Orville suffered no Severe bruis
: es and Commissions" as stated in othe
reports.
{ Mrs. E L. Mol very graciously Ell
tertained the members of the Swet
Briar club Wednesday afternoon, an
:. the usual good time was reported. I'll
!. next meeting will be held at the hon
: of Miss Nellie Taylor on Wednesda'
April 7.
= A deputation team from the william
cite university Y. M. C. A. left at moo
= today for stayton, where they win II
to interest the high school boys in II
association and in the formation OF
: Y. M. C. A. organization in the schoo
: The deputation is under the leadershl
of Edwin Socolofsky and County Sc
retarv Walters. The two deputatiol
q which have already gone out this YET
II to Woodburn and Silyerton have be-
surprisingly successful In interestii
ts the boys of those towns m lette
= have been coming to the university
# evidence that the efforts OF the tear
Al are appreciated.
In preparation for the annual M,
nav festival of Willamette universll
a student body meeting was held +
dav in which Benjamin Rickli, a sop
= omore. was elected May Day manage
and Misses Evelyn Gordon odeil -
ace and Freda Campbell were non
mated for May Queen. Balloting
queen will be Wednesday OF next Yves
DIR. j. o. Mathis. who for the p'
eiebteen months has been practiel
medicine here in association with l
Clements, will leave in a few oays
resume his former work in Monmoul
~ Mathis has made a host Of frien