Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-19
locadAews

Hotel Bligh Arrivals.
e. r. Mccormack, Hillsboro; j.
F. Steiwer, Jefferson; f. M. De-
Neffe, Portland; Henry Erick-
son, Portland; G. F. Wright,
Woodburn; G. H. Mauser and
wife, San r; Mrs. w. S. Mauser,
San r; Robt Weekes, San F; L. A.
Williams and wife, San F; w. H.
Downing, Shaw; A. w. Cook,
Rogue River; Milton Frankel,
Portland; c. G. Laselle, Portland;
W. L. Brown, Portland; John
Shea and wife, Portland; G. M.
Ellery and wife, Portland; Sidney |
Howard, Albany; D. M. Campbell, |
Seattle; ]. T. Corlis, Seattle; w.
e. Anderson, Seattle; ]. w. Lehe, |
Seattle; ]. w. Portion, Seattle; r. |
H. Hall, Falls City; W. H. Craw-
ford, Salem; Thos. Lynch, Mime
apolis, MINI.
e. R. Mccormick of Hillsboro,
is in Salem under the care of a |
local doctor.
Better have your toys made to
order. Call d. d. Huntley, furni-
ture repair man, phone 8S2. 249*
John Farrar, local postmaster,
is confined at his home with a
bad cold.
Special Bob at $5. We do bob
.bing. Beauty Parlor, Terminal
building. 250|
The first meeting Of the local
Hi-Y club will be held tonight at
the Y. M. G. A. beginning prompt
ly at o'clock with feed.
Your last chance tonight to see
my Old Kentucky Home" at
The Liberty. Its great. 249
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Goodman,
1914 Hall street, are the proud
parents Of baby daughter born
early this morning at local hos
pital. The new arrival has been
named Evalyn Josephine.
Will sell farm land, easy terms.
2249 N. Liberty st. 249
Two more new homes are
ready for some footsore house
hunter. Easy terms. Hewlett.
755 N. Summer, phone 1881. 249
George Rhoten, chairman of
the high school interclass rival
ry committee, announces that con
tests in oratory and athletics will
begin soon between the various
classes.
Unable to furnish the $500 bail
demanded by Judge Unruh for
his release, Grover c. Lynch,
charged with non-support, was
today held in the Marion county
jail. Lynch was bound over to the
grand jury following hearing in
the justice court yesterday.
A son was born yesterday af-
ternoon at local hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Hirsekorn. The boy
has not yet been named. Mr..
Hirsekorn is a member of the Mey
er and Hirsekorn company which
operated the Home wet wash laun
dry.
The public speaking classes of
the Y. M. G. A. will begin tomor-
row evening with William Har-
rington, now professor of public
speaking in the Franklin high
school, Portland, and also an in
structor in the same subject in
the Portland Y. M. G. A., in
charge. A number of men have al
ready signed for the II weeks
course. The classes are to meet
once a week.
Mrs. M. J. Atwood, former
resident of Salem for rs years, is
critically i'll at her home in Port
land and is not expected to live.
it was learned here today. All
daughter, Mrs, A. A. Lee, 1915
State street, is at Mrs. Atwood's
bedside.
j. W. Pixley, an insurance
man of Eugene, was in Salem to-
day for short time on business
He left for Albany this afternoon
by automobile.
After spending a short time on
business in Salem. G. T. Nudge of
Portland, returned to Portland
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Grant Of
Vancouver, 3. c., are in Salem as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
G. Pugh, 485 south Twenty Third
street. They expect soon to leave
for Eureka, Cal.
Died
GERBER-At the residence at
Pratum, early Thursday morn
ing, Oct. 18th, John Gerber age