Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18

THE CAPITAL JOUR.
Magdelene Wilson, living on D
street, underwent an operation here
this morning for appendicitis.
The condition Of Ted Irvine, To-
cal newspaper man who has been i'll
for some time, was said not to be
improved this morning by nurses at
the Deaconess hospital. For more
than three days Mr.. Irvine has been
holding on when doctors said that
he could not live more than few
hours.
Mrs. Warren Hunt, Of Corvallis,
formerly of Salem was in Salem yes
terday and today visiting with
friends. Mrs. Hunt was organist
at the Grand theatre here for some
time and later at the Oregon thea
tire. She is organist at the theatre
in Corvallis.
E. E. Hanson, resident of Black
Rock, was in Salem yesterday after
noon and evening on his way home
from Portland.
Walter Churchill, a McAIinnville
business man, was in Salem this
morning on business.
Letters are being sent out to-
day by the Y. NJ. G. A. to all the
fraternal and civic organizations of
the city inviting them to attend the
Y New Years open house.
| A. o. Condit, local attorney and
trustee of the Albany college, is
spending the day in Albany where
he is attending meeting of the
board of trustees.
Funeral services for Daniel B.
Hail. Southern Pacific bridge tender
of the S. P. bridge here who died
Saturday morning, were held this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock from the
Rigdon and Son funeral chapel with
conducting services at the City View
cemetery. Rev. H. F. Pemberton was
the officiating minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Aspinwall and
family, of Brooks, spent Saturday
afternoon in Salem ON business.
DR.. E. 7. Franklin, president of
the Union College, Barberville, Ken
lucky, who for the past week has
been in Salem in connection with
the Willamette Forward Moveme ent
compaign, was suddenly called to
return to his work by some condi-
tions which existed in the school.
He left on late Saturday train.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
L. Myers, At, who died in Portland
yesterday, will be held Wednesday
morning at 1890 o'clock from the
Evangelical church with concluding
services at the City View cemetery.
Arrangements are to be in charge
, of Rigdon and Son. The body ar
rived in Salem this afternoon and
is at the undertaking parlors. Mrs.
Myers lived with her husband on a
farm in the Keizer Bottom district
and was taken to Portland as soon
as she became ill. A brother, Henry
) Lindgren, of Corvallis, and sister,
5 Mrs. Dora Cummins, of Salem, sur
vive besides the husband, +. A.
Myers.
Y A. R. Nichols, a member Of the
: 0. A. G. Extension department ar
rived in Salem this noon to be here
on business connected with the wait
ers school which is being conducted
by tn ecollege with the cooperation
Of business men Of the city
George B. Guthrie, Portland, own
er of the Oregon, Liberty, and
theatres here, arrived in Salem last
night to be here for a short time on
business.
: Funeral services for Henry G.
Grabenhorst, SO, who died Saturday
J afternoon at the residence three
J miles south of Salem on the Pacific
highway, where held this afternoon
at three o'clock from the Rigdon and
= Son chapel. Interment was made in
the City View cemetery. Two sons,
J. +. and w. H. Grabenhorst, Sr.,
survive, also a daughter, Miss Car
rie Grabenhorst and number Of
> grandchildren.
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