Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-31

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past few weeks, returned to her ~
home in Roseburg Wednesday. v
4 Alvin Ross of Portland, who visit '
ed with relatives in Salem this week.
returned to his home in Portland ]
/ Thursday. He was accompanied by !
his small nephew, Master Harlan J
Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Dewey have
returned from short visit with the
latters mother, Mrs. Fulmer. Of Dali
las.
: Baseball oxford park, tomorrow,
2.3o n. m. 1922 I
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bowman and /.
daughter, who have been visiting rel
atiyes and friends in Salem. returned
u Tuesday to their home in Roseburg.
They made the trip by automobile
Baseball, Oxford park, tomorrow.
+ o.ao n M. 1852"
v Miss Agnes Dunlap Of Central
l. Point, Oregon, is a guest of Mrs FL.
N. Aldrich at her home, 34S Myers
street. Miss Dunlap is a close student
., of social problems, and will deliver
y the address at the services In Lelie
church Sunday evening, where the
willamette quartet of 1918 will rem
der musical program.
a Baseball, oxford park, tomorrow,
o.an = m 1929
sr Mrs. r. H. Boyd left Thursday for
% Milwaukee, Wis. in response to a
telegram announcing the serious i'll
ID ness of her husband, T. HI. Boyd,
n who is a travelling salesman, and who
De is confined in a hospital there.
L. The home of better service, mod
T. crate prices and largest stock. Webb
IN e. CIough, funeral directors. 1S3'
80 Baseball, Oxford park, tomorrow
Il. o.an n, 1922
Tho willamette university quartet
IN of 1918, composed of Messrs. Ander-
son. McIntire, Sterling and Bowers
eo with Miss Florence Shirley as accom-
panist, will render program o.
sacred music as a prelude to the eve
ming services at the Leslie Method
~, ist church Sunday evening. The ad'
ii.s dress will be delivered by Miss Ag-
hs nes Dunlap, principal of the mgr
no school at Central Point, Oregon.
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N TRIJSSES FITTED by an expert II
the business at Tyler's drug store.
m 1872
'or Milo M. Shier, of Gates, Oregon
'ea was Friday night guest of the MAI
of ion hotel.
-, w. r. Cundall and K. w. Cundal
,.,a of Alameda, California, visited
on. Friday.
c. ]. Breir, of Lewiston, ldah
;cb registered at the Marion, frloa
while transacting business in tn
city,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Chambers,
.ay- Eugene, spent Friday and Saturd'
in Salem, benig registered at II
tate Marion.
orn
nan Funeral services OF MRS. II.
2** Denison, who was killed in an aut
mobile accident during the Elks co
fifth vertion, will be held Monday aftt
this noon at 2:30 O'Clock from the chal
of Webb & Clough. Burial will be
the City View cemetery. Mr.. De
tate son, who is slowly recovering FRI
lorn ;n;rr;as racaived at the same tir
Ii. l.A oh1 n attand
- funeral services.
lille. rha no+ter of nronerIy address
IL letters and parcels, and of hav
their own mail correctly addressed
correspondents, is once more brou
to the attention of Salem residents
ooi the postmaster. AS many as rs {
1z0 letters are received daily at
- post office addressed merely "Sal
90 Oregon" Unless the parties are v
well known by the mail clerks tn
.;+oa have to be put aside and a. spe
in clerk SET 10 "orh iooA.ns up
rect address. This delays deliv
handicaps the office force and RI
the efficiency of the system. The
n to lie is asked to exercise more care
help this matter by giving compiete
m at dresses to friends and corresponds
init
1891 Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cravatt, OF
Grove Court apartments, left Satur
and afternoon for Corvallis where
will spend the week end as
guests of friends.
d will The funeral of Mrs. Mary DEM
sub who died recently. the victim OF
Id at automobile accident during the
! Sts.. convention of Elks, will be
seats Monday afternoon at 1850 o'c
1922 from the Webb & Clough cha pc
was announced today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tripp and
and Mrs. J. E. O'Brien and daugl
oatur Lois and Lorraine of Eugene, vi
ioA the formers daughter, Mrs. L
regon,
w. H. Mills and his orchestra
Salem Saturday. afternoon for
c;t, bany where they will play
dance Saturday evening.