Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
All around Town

/ Mrs. Fred Westbrook and son Of
San Jose, Cal, motored over from
Albany yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs
b. r. Westbrook Of that city. Mrs
Fred Westbrook remained in Salem
for a visit with her parents.
/ At s o'clock Tuesday night mee.-
ing of child welfare workers will be
held in the Commercial club rooms.
Very Important business will come
UP, it Is said, and all officers, physi-
clans, dentists nurses, and Others
who have been assisting in the work
are urged to be present, Donations
of screens which are not needed by
Salem people are urged.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. I'll. Linnville and
two children left Salem yesterday
for Fresno, Cal, where they intend
ito make their home in the future
Mr.. Linnville has been in the employ
of the Ira Jorgenson blacksmith shop
rfor the past few years.
/ Stella Taylor, employed in tho
money order division of the Salem
post office, leaves for a two weeks
vacation at Newport.
i A special program of unusual in
terest is promised by those in charge
lof the monthly meeting Of associate
+, members of the Salem Commercial
club which will be held Monday, Au-
gust 16. The associate membership
,of the club includes great number
of the city's young and progressive
statesmen, it is said.
Five Salem Cherrians will leave
Salem Wednesday for Vancouver,
| WASH. where they will attend
meeting of the Prunarians, King Bing
G. B. Clancy stated today.
Mrs. r. L. Mathews, newly appoint
ed secretary of the Marion county
Echildrens bureau, will be out of town
during the rest Of the week, return
ing Saturday Mrs. Mathews address
is at Fairview avenue, by telephone
134SM.
Floyd E. Boyce, formerly Salem
resident, returned to Portland, Tues
day, after visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city. Mr.. Boyce is son
of Rev. S. L. Boyce. who now has II
Baptist church at Lacombe, Oregon.
Floyd Boyce is now connected with
the western sales service of the Dur
ham Duplex, company of Portland
He served for "a months with Unit
ed States forces during the recent
war period, his Organization being
the medical detachment of the 18th
| u. s. infantry.
| John j. Wilkinson, connected with
the United States revenue service
and located at Medford, visited
friends in this city Tuesday.
J. G. Jones was a visitor from Sill
verton Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Johnson of Molalla, regis
tered at the Bligh hotel Tuesday, af
ter transacting business in this city.
Howard Durbin of Post Falls, Ida
ho, was a Salem visitor Tuesday.
Miss Lou John of Cantoh, S. D.,
registered at the Marion hotel Mon
day and Tuesday, while visiting Sa-
lem friends.
G. V. Wimberly of Eugene spent
a few hours in this city Tuesday.
Discharges from the state hospital,
filed Monday with County Clerk
Boyer are as follows Melinda Ag-
ness Oller fully, discharged as
improved and taken to Astoria by Il
son, Saturday July 80. Admitted from
Marion county July "a, 1920. Julia
Turner, admitted from Marion coun-
ty, Oct. II, 1918. Paroled July 20,
1918. Discharged August l. 1920.
Violet Stewart, admitted from Ma
rion county November 8, 1918, pa
rolled July 2, 1919. Fully discharged
August l., 1920. Leila Eldriedge, ad-1
mitted from Marion county May IL,
F1919, paroled July IL, 1919. Fully
discharged August 1, 1920.
| j, Pooler who was run down O.
State street recently by a machine
driven by Mrs. Zadoc Riggs, sustain
ed only severe bruises and not frac-
tured limb, contrary to previous re-
port. it was determined by means OF
x-ray yesterday. Pooler is recovering
rapidly.
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