Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-02
All around Town
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CURRENT EVENTS

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= CURRENT EVENTS :
res 2.-Meeting OF Art APP :
=. Legion and distribution OF :
: medals Armory' =
: IN 8 = Annual member
: ship dinner, Y. W. e A AS :.
: socistiOn rooms. ,,,r., :
- nr F. A. Magruder. : :
; ps rah s-Lecture in Com
80, club rooms under =
'sa;ces of Marion county chill :
srsn's bureau. 2:8o p. m. :
vsn s. = Meeting Of North y
reinforcement associa- =
: tiOn: Highland school. ,,,o,,, !. :
= - iO-Musical concert. +
.,rs school auditorium. 5 p. =
/ N. Ntarion County
: chiidren's bureau clinic a. :,
! commercial club, :
rah 1O-14-Y. w. c. A.
campaign in salem'
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,.,s matchmaker, jeweler, Salem.
a Mrs Foor, Hotel Marion 2s
,,,aon company, leading funeral
,,,sctors superior service. Moderate
prices
- aud Mrs. S. C. Stone have re-
,urped from an extended WISH at hons
reach. California
n.,ce Moose Hall "wednesday
Dance AO09 2S
night
c0i,zenberg apples $50 per box de-
.,;Dared Ward X. Richardson. Phone
znVereu' 2Ss
As4
u, and Mrs. Frank Ward ana
s.mgbtar Miss Frances Ward, return
- Wonday from Albany where they
-, = the week end. While there they
s,,anded a dinner dance at Hotel Al
ssnv given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. X.
w.r,hrcols In honor of the Assembly
s,uh Miss Ward was soloist of the
evening.
Edgar M. Rowland of the Row
land Printing company, spent Monday
in Portland. He was accompanied by
bis wife.
Owing to the appearance of Ruth st.
Denis dancers, Mrs. Ralph White has
postponed her Wednesday evening
dancing class until February IL. 2S'
Miss Muriel Simpson, Of Portland
was in Salem Monday as the guest
Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Simpson, 100 Division street.
Miss Simpson is playing the xylo-
phone with the Mccormick orchestra
which is touring Oregon and Califor-
ria.
The Red Cross wishes nurses to reg
izter at its headquarters in the post
office building. Phone 1872. 800
Dance Moose Hall wednesday
night rs
After several days illness with
pneumonia Hazel Grazen, one-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Grazen, of Hopmere died Sunday
morning at nine o'clock. The funeral
was held at the chapel of the Webt
clough company here Monday after
noon, burial following in Clagett
cemetery.
A. N. Arnold, supervisor of schools
ior southern Marion county, has re-
turned from a tour of insne etion Of
me schools in his district and reports
uhe inding of improvements in many
Oh the schools Among 9th, pro.
efessive projects nott6 by Mr.. Arnold
ls the serving of hoot noon-daJ
lunches at the Illihee, Sidney, Battl,
creek and Liberty schools.
AT the third regular meeting Of
ihe clerks of Kafoury Brothers mer
eHaHuise company, held Tuesday
'snuary II, the club, organization o.
which was completed in December
snOse as its official name "Kafour,
0'erks Progressive Club" The pur
p0Se Oh the organization to cultivat
frendlness and understandin,
anong the employees of the establish
a' ana TO plan means for the bet
performance of their duties. Pre-
!, as's VIII be given by the member
A. "e various departments, to offse
4 ihgs '"e BUSINESS mee'
IL. meeting was held at the Clea
j n.s s School house Saturday to di.
A. mueh needed improvements o
sts.' .Oaa ., leading to the Claggett cen
assv Inc road is at present pra,
hs,s Nmpassable, and at a funer;
k,a. asl week it was necessary
4 sn,,s 'he automobile hearse at I'll
~ aucs a OF the grounds and conve
es,. sAsSet' by other means. to Ia
fss.s., friends who were attending n
nash'A % We're obliged to leave the
Aalf ANS IN the highway and wal
mile to the grave.
nl..' 'neft of an auto from a ca,