Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-26

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eral parlors with Rev. w. 7. Milli- +,
kin officiating. Interment will be a
made in the City View cemetery. Mr.. /,
White has lived in the vicinity of =.
Salem for the past II years, q
A Christmas program for the old y
people Of the Deaconess hospital,
Old Peoples department, and as
many of the patients and nurses as
could be present, was held yester :,
day morning in the hospital chapel.
Funeral services for Thomas Ed
win Caufield, 50, former Salem
resident who died suddenly in San
Diego, CAL, Monday, Dec. Is, were =
held this morning from the Catho-
lie church. lnterment was made in
a vault in the Catholic cemetery. ;
A number of the members Of the
Elk lodge, of which Mr.. Caufield !
was a member, acted as an escort :
from the Rigdon and Son funeral
parlors to the church and from the
church to the cemetery. Il
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Whelon, living on route 4,
Saturday evening at the Deaconess
hospi .
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Mount, Of
Silverton, stopped in Salem last
night as the guests of the Bligh
hotel on their way home from visit
ing with friends in Portland yes
terday.
An automobile driven by John P.
Hunt, of Woodburn, was struck by
another car yesterday. The driver
of the other machine, according to
Mr.. Hunt, failed to stop to deter
mine whether damage had been
done. Mr.. Hunt told the police he
would prefer charges.
A man who gave his name as r.
w, Williams and who was arrested
bv Patrolman George White on
drunkenness charge, yesterday was re-
leased under bail of $25 and was
cited to appear in the police court
today. p....
While moving east on the Eola
road, his automobile STRUCK a hack
driven by U. z. Blaser, James Hunt,
| 7l0 south Thirteenth street, told the
police. There was some damage but
no one was injured.
His automobile was badly damag-
ed when it struck some wires which
were across the prison road, Il. t.
Bottorff, S05 Oak street, told the
police. No one was injured, however
Ray Dunn, of Portland, was IN
Salem last night on his way from
Euoene to Portland. He had spent
the weekend visiting relatives IN
Eugene.
A motorcycle ridden by William
Wort was considerably damaged
Sunday when it met up with a Mill
CITY stage at the corner of High
and State streets. No one was an
jured.
His bicycle was stolen from the
rear of the Oregon building, Max
well Galfius, 896 north Commercial
street, told the police.
street car and an automobile
driven by John Baer, of south lSth
street we're both damaged yesterday
when they colIided on south lWelttn
street No one was injured, ac-
cording to the report made to the
police.
! woodmen of the World will hoid
! an omen meeting next Friday even
! ino at the woodmen of the World
4 temple. Following the meeting 'ne
e evening will be spent in dancing.
F. O. Royal, district manager of
the Salem district of the Woodmen
! "a the World, will come to salem
oarlv in January and will assist IN
{ oanducting o a membership campaign.
. The salem camp numbers at present
n 6l5 members.
Members Of the Elks lodge nave
4baen invited to attend the open
house of the Y. NJ. @. A. TO pe
. bsId on New Years day. The pro, o.
gram for the day will begin at z'So
5,cloek and continue until 10 O'CLOCK
in the evening