Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
CURRENT EVENTS

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= Ian. 6-Cherrian banquet y
]: at armory.
!. Liberty street, S:15 p. m. \
- Ian. 9.-'The House Next =
= Door" in high school auditor X
= Ian. 12.-Piano recital, Ell x
= mer Weller, at Presbyterian. x
= church.
y Ian. IL. Business mems X
luncheon at Commercial club; x
x noon.
!. Ian. 12.--Special session of \
= legislature opens at state house. X
= Jan. 10. - Apollo Club Con- X
: cert at armory,
!. Jan. Irregular Monthly X
= Open Forum meeting Com x
: mercial Club p. m. x
= Ian. 19.-Sunday school X
= training course at library. X
:, Ian. 19-25-Sixth Annual X
y Marion County Corn Show, X
. valley Motor Co., tractor de- <
X partment, State and Front X
x streets.
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Love the jeweler. Salem.
Dance Moose hall Wednesday night
A.
F. r. Durette of Fairfield, trans
acted business in Salem Monday.
Miss Mamie Harding of Gervais.
iourneyed to Salem Monday morning.
Viavi-The home remedy. Mrs. Foor
representative, Hotel Marion. 2
J. w. Beckworth former commits
sloner for Marion county but who
now operates a large farm near Sid
ney, renewed acquaintances in Salem
Monday afternoon.
Taxi service - New Mitchell car.
Phone 100, Smiths cigar store. IL
w. A. (Billy) Taylor of Macleay,
is in Salem in the interests of game
protection in Oregon.
d. HI. Gowans, Jr., of Portland
was a business visitor in the capital
city Monday.
1920 Calendars for practical use
Homer Fl. Smith, Mccormack bldg. .
George Miles made a business trip
to Portland Monday. Mr.. Miles has
sold his stock of second hand goods
fiOm his establishment on Court
street, to the $2-in-$1 store on North
Commercial street.
Homer Harrison, a rancher of Polk
county, has sold his IL acre improved
fruit tract to George. Simpson. The
deal was made through the agency of
Perrine and Marsters.
Mrs Ralph White announces the
opening of a class for beginners in
ball room dancing Thursday night at
S:l5, at Cotillion hail. Y
Mr.. and Mrs William Blake are
being complimented upon the arrival
OF son, born on Monday, December
2S, at Willow Lake, their country
home a few miles north of Salem. He
has been named Phillip James
Tourist traffic is so heavy this sea
son, according to hotel arrangements
III the city, that it is feared that mem
bers of the legislature will find it diff
ficult to find accommodations when
the special session begins next Mon
day
Dance Moose hall Wednesday night
A.
The gymnasium classes of the Y
W, c. A will meet as usual in the
l. M. c. A. Wednesday. The swim
ming classes, however, will not be
held, owing to the fact that the tanl
Is being remodeled.
The piano recital of Miss Elma
Weller, which was scheduled to be
held at her studio. on January Z, has
been postponed until January IL. II
viii be held in the Presbyterian
church.
The ladies of St Monica's Altar
society of st. Joseph's church, will
meet in the Knights of Columbus hall
wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
instead OF in st. Joseph's hall as was
previously announced
George Manning has returned from
soIourn in California, and will leave
immediately for Corvallis where he
Nlu attend the Oregon Agriculture
College during the remainder of the
school year.
A meeting of the Marion County
Principals association will be held in
tEe local high school on January 10
fHneipal c. S. Dotson of the Ysw
Fark school, is president of the as
sueiation.
Spitzenberg. King and Jonathan
apples s5c to $3.50 per box, delivered
ward K Richardson. Phone 4s4. So
The funeral of P. S. Jorgensen,