Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-21

it the mystery Of the McNally
twins, whether they ever existed,
they were only dressed-up
dolls, or whether, as the state con-
tended, they were first real babies
and then dolls, remains unsolved.
The at home party of the Ade-
lantes, woman's literary society |
at Willamette university, is being |
held this afternoon in their soci-
ETY. halls on the third gloors of |
Waller hall.
Lunch materials. The Sweet
Shop, 53S State, open till IL p. m.
and on Sundays. 252*
E. J. Pierce, who lives in the
north part of Salem, brought a
cluster of ripe loganberries which
were still on the vine to the Jour
nal office yesterday.
William Regehr of Dallas had
major operation performed at a
local hospital yesterday afternoon
The Chresto literary societies
will hold three rush parties this
evening. One will be in the form
of a hay rack party and the other
two will be held one at Lausanne
hall and the other at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Littler, 635
Chemeketa street.
Mrs. e. E. Stanton, 564 Water
street, and 12 days old daughter
left the Deaconess hospital this
morning and went home.
The Sweet Shop, 53S State now
carrying fine line of luncheon
goods. 1928
Mrs. T. R. Arrall of Independ-
ence, who underwent major op-
GRAFTON some time ago at local
hospital, was reported as doing
nicely this morning.
w. H. Hobson of Stayton is
spending several days in Salem
on business connected with the
Woodman lodge. He is registered
at the Bligh hotel.
Mrs. Nora S. Lang, route 9, un-
derwent an operation for appen-
dicitis this morning at local
hospital.
Rev. Selleck, former pastor of
the First Methodist church, will
conduct services at the Old Peo-
ple's home tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Mrs. G. B. Fisher and II days
old son went home yesterday af-
ternoon from a local hospital.
Mrs. John Okerson, member
of a party of tourists from Cana
da who were on their way tc
Bakersfield, Cal, where they ex-
pect to make their home, was re-
ceived at the Deaconess hospital
yesterday afternoon for medical
care. The rest of the family are
spending the time at the camp
grounds.
Mrs. Clyde Hill Of Independ-
ence spent yesterday afternoon
and this morning in Salem on
business. She was registered as
the guest of the Bligh hotel.
j The Pacific highway paving
through the city of Jefferson was
practically finished Wednesday
night. A strip about $50 feet long
was paved one half width, leav-
ing the other half open for 80
days for traffic, when the bal
ance will be laid.
Miss Marjorie Mareen of Cas-
ton was among those who under
went minor operations yesterday
afternoon at a local hospital.
The body of Mrs. Marie Smith,
who died at local hospital yes
terday. was shipped today to Pull
man, Wash, for funeral and bur-
ial services.
Mrs. H. Chappell, 800 Holland
| avenue, who underwent an oper
lation at local hospital some time
ago, is reported as being improved
County Clerk U. G. Boyer to-
day issued three marriage Licenses
The principals are George II
/ Berg, 23, of Shaw and Elsie Spell
brink, 81, of Macleay; Archie L
Gosson, AZ, of KIondike, Or, and
Oral McClain, "a, of Salem, and
David e. Macarthur. AZ, and Ida
z. stoddard. Ss, both Of Hubbard