Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-11
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Mrs. H. F. Bolinger received
visit this week from Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted McKim and son, old friends
whom Mrs. Bolinger knew in Des
Moines, Iowa. Mrs. McKim has
been spending the winter in Cal
ifornia with her sister, and has
been doing some work for the
motion pictures. Mrs. Bolinger
stated that Mrs. McKim used to
be very clever impersonator and
was probably doing that sort of
thing. Mr.. McKim drove from
Des Moines to meet his wife and
son and they are now on their
way home. They expect to visit
the Columbia highway, Rainier
National park, Seattle and other
points Of interest. They will ar
rive in Des Moines about the last
of September.
The wedding Of Miss Elma J.
Sanden to Albert M. Lull was very
quietly solemnized at the High
land Friends church on Tuesday
morning at $50. The service was
read by Rev. Ida Lee, pastor of the
church. Just the immediate fam
lilies were present and the couple
stood at the altar unattended. AT
ter the ceremony the party went
to Mr.. Lull's home where refresh
ments were served. The house was
prettily decorated with sweet
peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Lull will con-
tinue to make their home here af-
ter they return from a. wedding
trip to the various beaches. Mr.
Lull is not actively engaged in
business here, but he is interest
ed in the real estate business
Mrs. Betty Townsend, a form
er resident of Salem, who has
been in Manila for the past year,
stopped in Salem for a short Wis
Fit with Mrs. HI. F. Bolinger last
Tuesday. Mrs. Townsend is living
in Portland now, but spent year
in Manila in the hope that it
would improve her health. She
was in a hospital for about two
months while there, but Is feel
ing much better now and thinks
that the climate in Manila was
very beneficial.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. VAIN have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. M.
J. Cummings OF. Mount Vernon,
Iowa, an aunt and uncle of Mr..
VAIN. The Cummings spent the
winter in California and will Wis
it here for about two weeks be-
fore returning to their homes
They are very pleased with Ore
gon, and assert that they like the
rain we are having. Mr.. and Mrs.
VAIN will motor with their guests
to Cascadia for the week end If
the weather permits.
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Mrs. Melvin Plimpton of Seat
| tie who has been visiting Mrs
John j. Roberts for several days
Ileft yesterday to visit with Mrs.
A. N. Bush, Jr., at Newport. Mrs.
Bush has been at the beach for
the past month.
Major and Mrs. H. G. Dunham
have as their guests this week,
Miss Kathleen Phom, and Mrs.
Dunham's brother, Clifford Pair
an, both of Portland.
Mrs. Robert B. Duncan left last
week for months visit in Cali
| fornia. Mrs. Duncan will visit her
sister, Mrs. Harry Hoxey and
| Mrs. Raymond Smalley in San
Francisco. She will then go tt
Los Angeles where she will attend
the wedding of Miss Glyda Kist
ner, her cousin, who visited in Sa
lem for some time last summer
Miss Kistner has set her wedding
date for August 23.
The women of the w. R. G. will
have a cooked food sale at the Sa
lem Hardware company store a
12o North Commercial street OF
Saturday, August 12. All mem
bers Of the w. r. G. are asked t
bring some donation to the sal
| in order that the organization
may make some money. The foo
will be on sale all day.
Mrs. George Friday and tw
sons, Norman and Frederick, 0
g Hood River are guests at the Har
ry johnson home on Bellevu
street. Mrs. Friday and her son
attended the Wisconsin picnic a
the fair grounds Wednesday. Mrs
Fridays girlhood home haVini
.been in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Eckerlln
Jr.. are spending all of their tim
ON their place about three mile
from Salem on the Pacific high
way where they are building
new home. They expect to renail
there permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berger an
children. Virginia and Evelyn
and Mrs. Berger's father, Davi
In 1aova soon to spenl