Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
Hotel Bligh Arrivals

Bernice l. Miller, Aurora. Cbas
Hobbs, Portland; H. Pomerov
Portland; c. F. Harris. Portland
q. Gezel, Portland; D. NJ Lova
Medford; G. w. Roberts, Oregon
CITY; Irene Johnson, Sheridan.
Mrs. Pyritz, Reedsport; ] Murrv
and wife, New York; c. w, Jack.
son and wife, Medford; Robt
Preshall, Sandy; w. 1. vinton
McMinnville; H. Howe and wife
Portland; c. R. Gray, Mich;
Hazen Redwing, Minnpls, Mimi
Victor 9. Westfall, %, formerly
of the Standard Oil company at Cor
wallis, but who with his wife and
three small children have been visit
ing with relatives in Salem for the
past three weeks, died yesterday aft
ernoon after short illness at ll12
Mill street. Besides the wife. V
Westfall, and three children. there
survive father, Leland D. West
fall, Bandon; six sisters, three broth
ers, three half brothers and a half
sister. Funeral arrangements will he
announced from the Rigdon and Son
funeral parlors. Mark Westfall and
Mrs, Ruby Mcdowell, brother and
sister, live in Salem.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the numerous friends
whose many acts of kindness in
connection with the illness ami
death of our beloved husband
and father were so helpful and
comforting, and we are especial
ly grateful to the Catholic daugh
ters of America, who have PROV
en- real friends in time of sor-
row and trouble.-Mrs. Chas. O. |
Kupper and children. 304
The Realtors voted at their lunch
con yesterday noon not to hold their
meeting next week as it was not
thought that there would be enough
who would be able to attend as the
day comes in the week between
Christmas and New Years.
Smiths superb cyclomen and
other Xmas plants for sale at 349
north Commercial street. 3O4
There will be no meeting of
the Kiwanis club next Thursday as
too many Of the members will be
away for the holidays.
Salem's real gift store, The
Song Shop. 3O4*
DR.. J. Ray Pemberton assisted
DR.. j. O. Mathis, city school ply
sician, in his examining about
seventy-five children in the Engle
wood school today, their work be-
ing in the nature of taking smears
for cultures. Both DR.. Pemberton
and DIR. Chester Downs will assist
DR.. Mathis in this anti-diptheria
campaign.
Last minute shoppers are max
ing their headquarters at The
Song Shop. 304M
D. M. Lowe, a Medford business
man, was in Salem yesterday after
noon to confer with governor-elect
Walter M. Pierce on business. When
Mr.. Lowe arrived here he learned
that soon after the governor to be
had attended the luncheon of the
Realtors he left for Lebanon on a
short business trip.
Gifts for everyone, the Song
Shop, open evenings. 304*
Funeral srevices for Mrs. Mar
gIret Fugate, 6S, who died Monday |
in Edgar, Nebraska, at the home of |
a daughter whom she was visiting
were held this afternoon from the
Rigdon and Son funeral parlors. In
terment was made in the Mausoleum
Practical gifts, the Song Shop.
3O4~
Mrs. Margaret Dell and daughter,
Florence, living on north goth street
expect to leave the first of the year
for San Diego to join Mr.. Dell who
has been working theerf or the past
several months. Mrs. Dell has been
en- mployed by the Roth Grocery com
ANY and Florence Dell by the Y.
NJ. c. A. as stenographer.
Good stock OF ferns fine for
Christmas gifts and other potted
plants. Plants Floral Shop, (kat-
ty cornered from Hotel Marion,
1s5S Commercial. 3O4r
John R. Coughell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Caughell, is home from
Mi. Angel College. He will have
with him during the two-week hol-
iday period a classmate John Wat
son. of Baker, Oregon.
Smiths superb cyclomen aud
other Xmas plants for sale at 349