Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
IAII Around Town

TaRered White Leghorn baby
chicks for sale Tuesday, local hatch
ed. Also r. l. Reds. 55S State St. 4ss
: Members of the W. r. c. are re-
quested to meet in the Mccormack
hall Thursday afternoon February ss
for sewing. (adv) 4es
Twenty seven thousand catalogues
two freight car loads. from one of the
largest mail order houses in the coun-
try, are being distributed from the To-
cal post office this week. according to
Postmaster August Huckestein. The
! catalogues will be distributed in the
first and second zones Postage on
them amounts to $1S7s.4S.
Truck drivers dance, Union hall,
Wednesday night 4Ss
The undersigned wish to thank the
many friends who, during the late
long illness of our beloved mother,
Mrs. Annette SCHNEIDER, have shown
their sympathy through word and
deed as we'll as for the beautiful flor
al pieces.-The SCHNEIDER family. 49,
blanket, valued at SIS, from one of
the rooms at Hotel Argo, 341 Chemek-
eta street, occupied the attention of
police Monday morning. According to
J. H. Lauterman, proprietor of the
hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Levison,
from Portland and Mrs C. C. Jones.
who registered from San Francisco,
departed Monday morning after a
stay at the hotel, since Saturday. AZ
ter their departure the blanket was
found missing, The trio formed an
auto party, that is believed to have
left the city. Officer Rowe investigat-
ed the theft.
American Legion will give anoth-
er dance at the armory Wednesday
Feb. rs, 1920. Everyone invited to
De present. 46@
4 Capital post No,s 8, American Le-
gion will give one of its famous
dances at the armory Wednesday
Feb. rs, 1920. The boys who served
invite you to be present. 4s*
i The Baptist Brotherhood will meet
Monday night at 6SO at the church
A record attendance is expected.
Elmo Bennett, a resident of Dallas
was Capital City visitor Monday.
Alai Esteb, a student at the Sew
enth Day Adventist college at Walla
Walla, is the guest of his mother,
Mrs Addie G. Esteb, 1867 Marion
street. He will return to Walla Walla
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner. aged II
years, died Sunday morning. Feb. go
at local hospital Hne had. been a
paralytic invalid for the past two
:, and half years. Mrs. Gardner is
survived by the following sons and
daughters: Louis Gardner of Pitts
burg, Massachusetts; John Gardner of
Salem; Mrs. Joseph ROGUE of Salem
Mrs. Carl johnson, of Kenosha, Wis
Mrs. Della Piegs of Kenesha. Wis.
Joseph Gravel, of Green Valley, Wis. :;
and Mrs Nagel La Chapelle of Salem.
The body is in charge of the Webb
& Clough establishment and funeral
services will be held from St Jo-
seph's Catholic church Tuesday
morning at o'clock
The funeral for Norma Haines, 49,
day-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Vir-
gil Haines, of Silverton, who died at
their home there Sunday, will be held
at the chapel of the Rigdon & Son
company here at 2:S0 p. m. Tuesday.
The baby will be laid to rest in City
View cemetery
| The public has been invited to at
tend the inspection of Company M,
of the Oregon National Guard which
will occur in the armory Monday
night. Inspection will be by Colonel
Koester, of the United States Cavalry
stationed at Vancouver barracks.
p. L. Campbell, president of the
University of Oregon, accompanied by
Mrs. Campbell were Salem visitors
Sunday.
George Quine, of Roseburg, sheriff
of Douglas county, spent Sunday I'M
Sa'em. Mr. Quine was accompanied
! by his wife.
The Forresters of America will hold
an open meeting Tuesday night at
their hall on North Commercial
street, to which all Forresters and
their friends are invited.
Mrs. William Schaeffer, wife of the
proprietor of the NAPLES" on Court
street, who has recently recovered
from severe attack of the Spanish
influenza, is spending a two weeks
visit in the state of Washington with
relatives and friends.
George Cromley, whose name was
mentioned in police records Saturday
as taking n suitcase from the Inde-
pendenee stage belonging to Mrs. II. |
r. Williamson of Portland Monday I
explained that he mistook her suitcase
because of their resemblance for his
own. After learning of his mistake
later, he said, he returned it to the
Southern Pacific depot for Mrs. VIII