Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-16

,ou arrived in Medford where he is
ui:iting brother, according to
word received from him by his
mother.
Dance tonight. Cole McElroy's
orchestra, Odeon hall, Albany.
246*
Mrs. F. L. Burbee, 9S6 north
5tb street, was received at the
neaconess hospital yesterday af-
,ornoon for medical treatment.
Peaches, apples, tomatoes. OPP
nosite the tulip farm on the Wal
lace road. Phone 56F12. 246
Miss Marie Cummings and Miss
Rose Rain of Dallas spent yester-
day afternoon and last night in
salem, returning this morning.
They were registered for the night
as the guests Of the Bligh hotel.
DR.. Hiner, foot specialist, room
2. Patton bldg. phone 957. 251*
Miss Ruth Fusin, maternity
nurse at the Deaconess hospital,
returned this morning from a
months vacation spent at the
home of her parents who live near
Stayton. |
Dance tonight. Cole McElroy's
orchestra, Odeon hall, Albany.
246*
Funeral services for Samantha |
Burns, 1880 Trade street, who
died last Saturday morning will
be held this afternoon from the
Webb and Clough chapel at 2
o'clock. Interment will be made
in the City View cemetery.
Salmon for canning, 25 lbs or
over sc lb. Midget Market. 243*
Roy "Speck" Keene, coach of
athletics at the Corvallis high
school was among the out of
town visitors who attended the
Salem high -Chemawa game last
Saturday afternoon here.
Wood shortage due. Buy your
winter supply now. Silver Falls
Timber company mills will close
about Dec. Is. We are now caught
up ON our mill wood orders and
can make prompt delivery. Fred
Z, Wells, 3O5 south Church, phone
1912. 246*
Victor Asst, 8 years old, from
Mt. Angel underwent an opera
ton yesterday afternoon at a To-
cal hospital for the removal of S
tOnSils. /
Get your hats blocked and save I
the difference at 291 N. CONNER
cial street, formerly at, 495 Court
st. c. B. Ellsworth. 246#
o. Legard of Silverton spent ,
yesterday afternoon and this :
morning in Salem. Last night he ,
was registered as the guest of the
Bligh hotel.
Dance tonight. Cole McEIroy's
OfeheStra, Odeon hall, Albany. :
246t :
Mrs. S. e. Armstrong, route S,
a minor operation at
local hospital yesterday after
loon.
Demonstration of Kerr's pro- $
ucts, flour and cereals Monday, d
'ues' and Wed. at Eppley's store.
thursday, Friday and Sat. at ST.
mons C Pade. Come in and have .
waffle. 25O
Funeral services for Mrs. Ann
!. Purdy, 70, who died at her
lone at $40 Mill street last Sat L
rday morning, will be held at the =
lone tomorrow afternoon at 2 y
clock with Rigdon and Son, fun
raj directors, in charge. Two
,laushtsrs, Miss Edna Purdy, Mrs. n
'rant' and brother, T. G. AL a
'efts' all of this city, survive. n
salmon for canning, 25 lbs or 7
Fer &c lb. Midget Market. 24S* =
charged with operating an
utomobile with only one license =
nate Mrs. G. w. Thompson, of
His city, was arrested Saturday 4
= !, motorcycle Patrolman Shelton. D
ne was required to furnish $40 :,
al and was cited to appear in a,
ne police court today.
Dance tonight. Cole McElroy's "
rcnestra, odeon hall, Albany. q,
246* sr
after spending two days on
uSlness in Salem. H. C. Browne,
.ce-president of the state fair T.
Oaru' returned to Portland by ~
u'onobiIe yesterday afternoon. g,
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y year at bargain day rates, by bl
i@ll only, in Marion and Polk Ss
'uhties until October 81. ci
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