Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-14

land; j. x. Afel, Portland; l., w.
Milne, Portland; Lu l.. Timby,
Portland; G. w. Sibbs, Seattle; v.
A. Smith, Seattle; ]. H. Buell.,
Portland; F. L. Whitehead, Port
land; Henry Hall, nowhere; w.
| H. Woodworth, Portland; Gee
Wong, Albany; G, T. Grimes,
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson,
Seattle; Jack Hargis, North Bend.
#. e. Teeter, Portland; A. L. Nc
Dougal. Portland; Jno. d. Stokes,
Corvallis; Fred Trask, Corvallis.
Three thousand two hundred dol.
lars is to be the cost of a new dwell
ling to be erected at 780 north Sum
mer street by Henry M. Styles, of
this city, according to building
permit issue dto him yesterday.
For sale, lots on N. 23 St. l
block from State st. Sewer and
water In, all assessments paid.
Price $3.50 each, or If sold this
week, $500 for all. Anderson g
Rupert, 406-7 Ore. bldg. 273+
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stevens, Of Seat
tie, visited in the city yesterday
and today. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
are returning home from q short vis-
it to points south.
A new Spa feature-quick
fountain luncheonette service.
27Is
Chester Larsen, route s, under
went an operation for the removal
Of tonsils yesterday morning.
j. V. Guthrie, Portland, Pacific
coast representative for the Har-
ley Davidson motorcycle company,
spent the day in Salem on business.
In a hurry-try the new Foun-
tain Luncheonette at the Spa.
271s
A SON who was named Eugene
William was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farrier, who
live near Turner.
Miss Lacy Leonard, Hoaquim,
WASH, former University of Ore
gon student, passed through Salem
Sunday on her way home from Eu-
gene where she attended the Home
Coming week end festivities.
Mrs. Frederick Lockley, ST.,
Portland, and daughter, Mrs. Sher-
bin, Of Montana, were in Salem yes
terday a short time ON their way
to Zena where they attended the
funeral IF Mrs. Josephine Shop
ard, daughter of Mrs. Lockley. Mrs.
Lockley expects to go to Montana
and spend the winter with her
daughter.
Quick service, good eats at the
Fountain Luncheonette, The Spa.
271"
Il. A. Kennedy, proprietor of a |
local cleaning and dying establish
ment is attending for few weeks a |
cleaners and dyers' school in Port
land. The purpose Of the school
is to teach advanced methods Of
cleaning and dying.
The case against Fred James,
charged with larceny, was dismissed
this morning by Judge G. e. I'm
rub, of the Salem justice court, on
motion of the district attorney.
James was returned here from Rose
burg by Constable Walter DeLong
last Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude j. M. Page, local
real estate dealer, returned last
night from short business trip to
Albany.
Funeral services for VIM. J. Nrud-
er, so, who died Sunday evening
from a fractured skull received
Saturday afternoon when he fell
from ladder while working at the
Starr packing company plant, will
be held tomorrow at o'clock from
the Rigdon and Son undertaking
parlors.
Frank H. Lamb, district governor
of the first district of the Inter
national Rotary club which is made
up Of Oregon, Washington, British
Columbia and Alaska, is to pay his
visit to the local Rotary
club tomorrow at the weekly lunch
con. He will speak on some phase
of the Rotary club this evening
Mr.. Lamb is at Roseburg.
Roy Boiler, coach Of the william
cite University athletic teams, spent
Saturday in Forest Grove where he
attended the Pacific University
College of Puget Sound football
game.
Genevieve Cooper, of Portland re-
turned home last night from a
week end visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Brazier Small.
Florence Cartwright, who is work.