Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-11

N. E. Simpson, farmer whose
ranch is located near Fruitland,
was business visitor in Salem to-
day.
J. w. Apple, of sublimity, spent
today in Salem. Mr.. Apple works
at the state farm east of town and
has Friday off.
Mac Hofer and Asahel Bush
will leave Salem today for New
port where they will spend
short time visiting.
Leather Pusher" balloons free
to all children calling at the Ore
gon theatre tomorrow. 1909
Mike Keppinger, Of, Gervais, was
in Salem today transacting busi-
ness. Mr.. Keppinger is the owner
of ranch near Gervais.
Eugene Chase left the first of
the week for Florence where he
will spend about two weeks visit
Ing his uncle, Rev. r. II. Neff.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Bramwell
arrived from Grants Pass last eve
ming to visit their son, Frank
Bramwell, who is the state super
intendent Of banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith, Of Sa-
lem have left for Cascadia where
they will spend vacation Of two
weeks duration. Mr.. Smith is city
attorney for Salem.
/ J. e. Thomas, deputy insurance
commissioner at the state house
underwent major operation
this morning. He was reported as
doing nicely.
| Free, free, free. Dancing al
Dreamland Sat. Aug. H. Introduc
ing Art Talars orchestra. Ladies
free. Dancing free, gentlemen ad-
mission 10c. Big hardwood floor
i 191"
4 A. w. Wiley and Conrad J. Lee
of Miles City, Mont, passed thru
Salem yesterday afternoon by
auto on their way to Los Angeles
Mr.. Wiley ade the trip to Cal
ifornia early in the summer, Sc
cured position with bank
there and then went back to gel
his auto and friend,
! Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Edwards
and family accompanied by Miss {
Tyler, all Of Yreka, Cal, are out
for a three weeks vacation and
registered at the city auto parh
, last night. They expect to &c
4 north as far as Vancouver, B. G.
, before returning. Mr.. Edwards Il
e a professor in the high school a
Yreka.
| Geo. E. Reynolds, of the Ian
: gert-Aranson company in Seat
, tie, arrived in Salem yesterday t.
D attend to business matters. MI
Reynolds reported that the EN-
: ployment situation in the Scum
d city was very good with the i'm
: provement work now being car
0 ried out by the city. New stree
& ear tracks, steam and waite
# mains are being laid, as we'll a
considerable work in construc
ton.
d Harvey McLain of Scio spen
r. Yesterday in Salem visitin
If friends. Mr.. McLain was awarde
l. teaching fellowship in chemi
sr try from the University of low
following his graduation tn
spring from Willamette unive
st sity. He expects to leave for low
ly in about three weeks. He is
lie serve half time student instruct'
De in return for which he is to r
r ceive free tuition in advance
1 work and a small amount
ty money per month.
w. L. Morris, secretary of t
n Aberdeen chamber of commerC
e, made his first visit to Salem ye
er terday and is very much pleas
re with the Salem district. He yisi
IN ed the Commercial club in t
al morning and in the afternoon /
n snected the fruit farms and be
nv patches. He is especially inte
=, ested in the berry industry as t
~ logged off lands in the Aberae
. district are being put in to E
~ ergreen blackberries.
Rev. w. e. Brinkman, pastor
~ the st. James English Luther
ne church of Portland, with
H. wife and two sisters, Mrs. p.
IS Hohlmann and Mrs. ]. Beck
u both of Racine, Wis, and Re
ID. Theo. Schoenberg, pastor of t
'm Redeemer Lutheran church,
Portland. motored to Salem "
,st terday morning and spent the
~ ternoon visiting the state capi'
- ~ building, the penitentiary
~ asylum hospital. At noon they e
- - ioyed a picnic lunch on the W
:. Iamette university campus.
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