Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-08

{ for a nextended visit with friends and
relatives. She win stop en- route. at
: Spokane for short stay.
This weeks Drapery Special fancy
( Fillet and Ruffled curtains values to
$3.50. all at s2.45 pair, HamItons.
112'
Carpets, newest and latest patterns
( in carpets, at Hamilton's. Ill.
( Mrs. Sadie Smallman left for fort-
( land today after several weeks stay
I in Salem, having been called here by
< the illness of her mother, Mrs. W. E..
( Thomas. who is improving satisfac-
< torily.
( All mothers with children between
< the ages of six months and six years
K wishing to enter them for examina-
( tion in the May eugenics clinic, should
< phone or write TO Mrs F. Won Esch-
( en-, 1775 Court street, Salem, for reg
( istration cards. The clinic will be held
< May 81 from half past one O'clock
< to half past three, in the auditorium
( of the Salem Commercial club.
( Johnnie Jones dinner at Country
|. club Sunday May g. 111+
I This weeks Drapery Special, fancy
!. Fillet and Ruffed curtains, values TO
| $3.50, all at $2.45 pair, Hamilton's.
. 1928
h About 450 persons attended the re-
: scent dance at the armory under the
: auspices of the Artisan lodge, max
ing it one of the most successful and
: largely patronized dances ever given
. there, according to a final repoI1 of
. the dance made at the lodge meet
: ing last night by w. A. Dalziel chair
; imam of the. dance committee. Above.
. all expenses the girls drill team real
. lied about 1929 which was spent for
. runiforms for the team.
{ Your Sunday dinner. Why not have
, one of Johnnie Jones good dinners
; at the Country club. He begins serv-
. ing at one o'clock Sunday, Mny 9TH
{ Come out. 111%t
DR.. j, o. Mathis, residence phone
is temporarily 5ssR; office phone SIS
as before. 112'
M. c. Fruit, we'll known Brooks res
, ide't. was in this city Thursday and
Friday.
That wonderfully good "Revela-
tion" music at Moose hall tonight
Ladies free. 111*
| The Revelation" orchestra will be
at Moose hall tonight for dancing
Ladies free. 111*
Barbara Fritchie tent, Daughters
of Veterans. will entertain their new
candidates for membership Friday
evening in the organizations rooms in
the armory. The event had been an
nounced to take place at the home
: of one of the members, but owing to
unforeseen circumstances it had to be
changed.
Dancing tonight, Revelation" mus
ic by the Revelation orchestra, att
Moose hall. Ladies free. 1113
Rev. Alfred Bates of the Kimball
school Of theology will give the grad
uating address to the WDsonville
high school on Saturday evening next
in the auditorium at Wilsonville.
Moose hall tonight Revelation"
orchestra plays Revelation music
for dancing. Ladies free. Ill"
Reverend ]. B. Clyde. Mrs. Sarah
4 S. Smith. Mrs. Mary Lowell and Wal
slace w. Smith of Corvallis, were in
Salem Wednesday attending the an
Inual meeting of the East Willamette
association of Congregational church
es. Reverend Clyde delivered the as
soeiational sermon, and spoke also
ION Religious education" The con-
|vention was held in the First Con-
gregational church here.
DR. Edwin Sherwood Of the Kim
ball school of theology in this city,
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
to the high school at Tualatin on
Sunday morning at II a. M
The annual picnic of the Kimball
school Of theology will be held in the
fair grounds on Friday afternoon next
A good program has been arranged
and the Luella Ktmball club ladies
will have charge of the eats.
County Judge w. M. Bushey in an
order issued Friday, May 7, desig-
mates June T. 1920, at 1890 a. nj. as
THE date and hour for final settlement
of the estate of Rosalia Matthew Ber-
I gevin. Reuben C. Bergevin is admin
jistrator.
4 L. F. Mascher of Silverton and
Henry Pascoe Of Salem, are recent
recipients of the complimentary game
permits issued TO pioneers and Civil
war veterans.
Charles L. wellman, formerly man
ager of the Bligh hotel, but who Tor
the past two years has been connect
ed with the Hotel Hoyt, Portland
was a Salem visitor Friday. Mr.. Well
man plans to spend his five day va
cation at the william Munkers home
near Chemawa.
| Mrs. ]. e. Scott of 1880 Leslie