Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-23

Ed Stewart, Silverton real
estate dealer, spent yesterday
afternoon and part of today in
| Salem.
Mrs. M. o. Duffy, telephone op-
orator at the Bligh hotel returned
to work this morning after a
weeks. vacation.
oscar Nairz, of Stayton, under
went an operation for appendicitis
last Saturday afternoon at local
| hospital.
DR.. Carl G. Doney, president of
Willamette University, spent yes
terday in Ashland where he occu-
pied the Methodist church pulpit.
Mrs. N. S. Worden, 1910 North
| Fourth street, underwent major
operation at local hospital this
morning.
Bryant McCulloch, Joseph, Ore,
freshman at Willamette Uni
versity, was pledged the latter
part of last week to the Alpha Psi
Delta, local fraternity.
Parts for the operetta, "Yanki
San," to be given by the women
of the dramatic department
classes of Willamette University
the latter part of November, the
proceeds to go to the debate fund,
are being given out today by Miss
Minna Harding, head of the
| department.
G. w. Porter, 263 south High
street, notified the police that
tire and rim had been stolen from
his automobile early yesterday
morning.
Charged with speeding. w.
Clark pleaded guilty. when he was
arraigned Saturday and was SEN
fenced by Police Judge Earl Race
to pay fine Of $40.
Walter Cofoid of Portland, was
in Salem last night for short
time. He had been visiting at Eu
gene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown of
Dallas were in Salem visiting last
night. Mr.. Brown is a prominent
orchardist.
His son, Levi Cavaness, ran
away from home yesterday, J. S.
Cavaness of Portland, notified the
local police last night. The boy is
about Is years of age and was
dressed in khaki.
One thousand dollars is to be
spent by G.. w. Thompson of this
city in building an addition to a
dwelling at 2316 Laurel avenue,
according to a building permit is
sued to him Saturday by Mark
Poulsen. Fred Bigler will spend
$40O in repairing a dwelling at
2194 south High, according to
another permit.
After spending the week end
visiting in Salem, Miss Margaret
Griffith, a student at the Univer-
sity of Oregon, returned to Eu-
gene yesterday afternoon.
Knute Digerness and his sis
ter, Eva Digerness, of Silverton
spent yesterday visiting in Sa-
lem.
Luke Gill, Oregon Agricultural
college football man, spent the
week end visiting in Salem.
Fred C. Bishop, arrested yes
terday on charge of speeding,
was required to furnish $40 bail.
At his request he will be ar
raigned in the police court No
vember 4.
A marriage license was Satur-
day issued by U. G.. Boyer, county
clerk, to Alton r. Vanderhoof, FL,
and florence Hardy, 10, both of
Salem.
C. E. Jorgeson of Silverton was
in Salem on business Saturday af-
ternoon last.
A meeting of the committee OF
the Marion county Y. M. G. A
will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at All Masonic building
where plans for the annual coun-
ty convention to be held at Stay
ton November will be discussed
Mrs. Mary Erickson, 70, wife of
August Erickson and mother OF
Ernest, Victor and Robert Erick-
son and Mrs. Lloyd Stiffler, all OF
Salem, died this morning at the
family home at 1850 Oak street
following a brief illness. Funeral
announcements will be made later
from the Rigdon and Son funeral
parlors.