Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-11

is spending the day in Salem on
business.
Oliver Oleson, of Woodburn, un-
derwent minor operation at To-
cal hospital yesterday.
Miss Mildred Strevey and Miss
Vesta Hicks, students at Willamette
University, attended the concert of
Madam Matzenauer in PortlanH last
night.
While Harry Greasy, of West sa-
lem was cutting wood yesterday the
axe struck something and reflected
the blow so that bad cut was re-
ceived nthe shoulder. DR.. Mott
dressed the wound.
The st. Paul junior guild me.
yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Curtis Cross and further discussed
the dance which will be given
October 10, and planned for the
annual bazaar to be given some.
time in December.
Some show at the Liberty thea
tire tonight. 242
Mrs. George Hug entertained
over the week end her cousin,
Miss Alice Shogren from Corval-
lis. Miss Shogren is a student at
o. A. c.
mike" Walker, mayor of Inde-
pendence, was business visitor in
Salem yesterday.
Whites dancing academy opens
Derby hall, phone 273J. Ladies'
culture class, Friday 10
l, m. young peoples ballroom
Friday 7 p. m. Ballet,
senior class, Saturday 10 a. m.
Ballet, junior class, Saturday 2 p.
m. Ballroom, little juniors, Sat
urday 3 p. m. 244*
An eight pound boy was born
Sunday evening to Mr.. and Mrs
Vern Ramp, of Brooks. The young
man was named Wallace Walter.
Mrs. H. N. Alderman, OF this city
a minor operation yes
terday afternoon at a local hospi-
tai.
Hugh Bell, student at William
cite University from Corvallis, was
yesterday pledged by the Sigma Tau
Mrs. A. e. McCleary, of Silver
ton, had a major operation perform
ed yesterday afternoon at the Dea
coness hospital.
Dance Livesley station Satur.
day night. 241
Edward Laird, freshman at Will
University, was pledged yes
terday by the Phi Kappa Pi fra
fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Fisher, route
3, are being congratulated upon the
arrival of nine pound boy yester-
day afternoon at local hospital
Katie McCoffery, 265 south Com
street, underwent major
operation yesterday afternoon at 8
local hospital.
William P. Clemons, arrested last
night by Constable Walter DeLong
on charge of passing worthless
check, was this morning held in the
Marion county Jail. This afternoon
he probably will be arraigned be
fore Judge Unruh in the justice
court.
The Salem Ministerial association
at meeting held here yesterday
went ON record favoring the EN-
ployment of county nurse. Tht
county court recently solicited pub
lie expressions with relation to the
of nurse for the com
ing year and a decision will b'
reached before the budget for 1872.
is finally completed.
Some show at the Liberty thea
ire tonight 24z
A telegram has been received here
to the effect that Lorenzo Dow
Henry, aged SO years, died at hi'
home at Colville, Wash, October 4
Mr.. Henry formerly lived in Salem
and was well known in the William
cite valley. He was a member Of
the Presbyterian Church and an ac
tive worker in the Grand Army OF
the Republic. Er. Henry's body
was cremated in Spokane and tbs
ashes have been sent to Hartford
S. D., for burial.
The feature. picture at the Lib
erty is one of the most satisfac-
tory pictures that has been shown
on local motion picture screens
for some time. The title of the
film is ''His Wife's Husband" the
star is Betty Blythe. the actress
that made such a success in 1.-The
Queen of Sheba." Miss Blythe does
some very fine acting in this pic
ture, there is a good plot to the
story, the picture is bassed on
Anna katherine Green's book
''The Mayors Wife" There is not