Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-01
Local Briefs and Personals

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Mrs. L. West, principal of f6a
Lincoln H. @ !. Junior high school here
20 confined to her home with an
so' sotack &c OF influenza. Mrs. West has as
oeen i'll for several days, n"'
nrush up on your Arabian
Nights for the Puppets. "T;%. E%.
VI request of Principal ]. G.
Nelson, a new typewriter was ~
aered for the principals office of
.he Salem high school at a meet
ing OF the school board last nigbt
The Puppets have long baer .
feature of stage land in switzor'
land and Italy. See them in Am
erica. N AN
SIS
Further improvement in tbo
condition Of Bert Macy, Salem a.
'olney' who has been critically iIlI
with influenza for several davs
was reported this afternoon NJ
macy Is confined to his homo
We are mere Punnets T., A.
hand of Fate. ~ ~
mo one was injured in an auto-
mobile collision which occurrod
mere yesterday at the corner or
Market and Capitol streets Ono
OF the cars was driven by Henry
"lsolowski, 500 Electric street
put the name of the other ma
chimes driver was not learned hv
the police. Both cars were SLIGHT
ly damaged.
II Aladdin had seen the Pun
petS he would have called them
the greatest models of all. SIS
Love, the jeweler, Salem. I.
U. L. Gerlinger, lumberman
OF Dallas, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Motorcycle Patrol |
man Miller Hayden on a speeding
charge. Mr.. Gerlinger, who was |
taken into custody on the Fair
grounds road, was required toI
furnish $40 bail for his appear-
ance in police court.
FREE
consultation and examination
DIS Bradford & Bradford. D. C,
state Licensed Physicians. Ten
years In practice. Phone 526
suite S1s. Oregon bldg. 81
A badly mashed running board
on an automobile driven by O. L.
Arpke, 1876 south Twenty Third
street, was the chief damage to
come out of an automobile collis-
ion which occurred at the corner
OF Commercial and Bellevue
streets yesterday. The name of
the driver Of the other machine
was not learned. No one was in
lured, according to the report
made to the police.
Notice Maccabees. Special meet
.ng Wed. night, Elks temple; one
of supreme officers to be present. +
Come. ri
Indications that spring is Just
around the corner are seen in Sa-
EN-. Small groups of lads, to
whom marbles and baseball are
,he only topics of interest, were
n evidence on every vacant city
ot yesterday and today.
T-W studio moved to 435
Court st. Geo. H. Weigel, proprie-
or. SO L
CARD OF THANKS 4
We wish to thank the many
riends and neighbors for their
many acts of kindness during the
Illness and death Of our beloved u
lister and aunt, Mrs. Mary ]. +
Hoffman, also for the many beau u
iful floral offerings.-Ida s. Ba-
.er, Walter R. Baker, William A.
baker, Paul H. Baker, Bessie Ba- "
.er. 81 l
CARD OF THANKS II
To our friends: We wish to "
hank our friends and neighbors =
or the beautiful flowers and :"
ind words, also to express our =, y
lost sincere appreciation for the
ffers to help during our late
ickness and the death of our
eloved father.-Harry V. Doe, :,
.da A. Doe. ol G
Died -
Los Angeles, Feb. "a, o
A. H. Hunt, age 81 years, a
member of Salem lodge No. S36
B. P. o. Elks. The body will be "
brought to Salem, Announce "
ment of funeral later by the !