Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-09


A. j. Kaufman of Hubbard.
who had his foot hurt in thresh-
ing machine about two weeks ago,
the injury resulting in lockjaw,
was slightly improved this morn
ing.
Woman wanted for kitchen
work at the Spa. 1889
G. N. Laughrige, deputy sec
retary of state. accompanied by
Mrs. Laughrige and little daugh-
ter, left today for Newport where
they expect to spend the next two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wynn John
son of Dallas were in Salem today
visiting. Mr.. Johnson, who is now
a fruit man of Dallas, formerly
was associated with the Portland
Telegram as an advertising man.
r. Applegate and E. Lewis,
managers of the Terminal hotel,
are in Portland ON business.
On July 27 son, weighing 6 h
pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph O. Nadeau of Mill City.
John Cairns of Edinburg, Ire
Hand, and w. M. Callum of Elias
pom, Scotland, arrived in Salem
last night after a trip through
various sections of Canada.
| Miss Gladys Robertson. Salem
| girl who underwent an operation
for appendicitis recently, is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be
at home.
| Construction of new home to
replace the one burned the last
Of June will be begun within the
next week by Hugh Aspinwall,
route 9.
Mark Rich of Orenco visiteu
with Theodore and Emil Roth
yesterday on his way to Roches-
ter, N. Y, where he expects to
enter the Rochester Theological
seminary. Mr.. Rich graduated
this spring from Linfield college
Woman wanted for kitcher
work at the Spa. 1881
]. S. Lander, president OF the
state normal school, is over from
Monmouth today in conference
with State superintendent o
, Schools Churchill and other STATE
officials.
Robert Duncan, secretary o.
the Commercial club, returned
} last night from Portland wher,
; he was attending to business af
, fairs. Mr.. Duncan said that an i'm
mense crowd thronged the streets
of Portland during the Buyers
! week.
Mrs. P. Benidict, Ira S. Trev
e and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Olive
: made up a party of motorists ar
t irving in Salem this morning
q They are making motor triI
V through Oregon and Washington
and after leaving Salem will go t
the Sound district and over t
Spokane. The return trip will b
: made down the Columbia rive
highway.
Woman wanted for kitche
work at the Spa. 1873
There are big crowds at Rock
: away beach and the weather dul
: ing the last week has been usual
: good, according to Walter d.
: Long, Salem constable, who, wit
his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. w. n
Watson OF this city, returne
here from Rockaway yesterda!
: During the days the fog was som
times heavy but it lifted eac
- night, Mr.. DeLong said. Fishinl
= he reported, was good, and road
n to and from the beach were e1
/ cellent. Mr.. and Mrs. Watson wei
Is accompanied by their two daugi
j ters, Charity and Madeline.
This afternoon the Salem Rota
ians will journey to Wheatlan
IS ferry where a joint meeting an
:, picnic will be held with the M
-e Minnville branch of the club. III
I. local club members will lea'
It about 4 o o'clock for the scene
l. the get-together. The progra
will consist of various athlet
contests including a baseba
game. volley ball, tug o wa
t, horse shoe pitching, a centlpeC
r race. a fat mems race, and QUOT
4 Following the games will be pl
lie mic dinner, and the evening wi
IS he concluded by a big bonti'
d. with story telling and singing
Z Court House