Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-14
LOCAL BRIEFS
Love, the jeweler. Salem.

Fl. M. Black of Albany is in Sa-
lem on business.
We bny and sell used furniture
Geise &c Co.. phone AGA. !"
Roland Littlejohn Of Corvallis
is visiting friends in Salem.
Recent arrivals from Eugene
are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Greer.
Visitors from Hood River yes-
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. H. ].
Cady.
Walter M. Pierce of La Grande.
democratic candidate for govern
or, arrived in Salem yesterday
and will remain for several days.
Last chance tonight to see Paul
Inc Frederick and that clever kid
and dog comedy, Liberty theatre.
1872
Bolton Handle has gone to
Portland where he will spend
few days.
The sock with a sole. "Sox"
Meyer, fone TIT. 1872
HI. G. Stapleton, chairman of
the board of school directors of
district 20, rendered his resigna-
tion this morning. His place will
be taken by c. F. Bates.
Last chance tonight to see Paul
inc Frederick and that clever kid
and dog comedy, Liberty theatre.
1927
j. N. Munroe, sheriff of Yolo
county, California, and candidate
for reelection, is in Salem on le-
gal business. He was a caller at |
Sheriff Bowers office this morn
ing.
The Swiss Dye works formerly |
ly operated by Jack Hayes has
been purchased by N. e. Varley
and will be known hereafter as
the "Spic N Span Cleaners and
Dyers. Phone 1876. 1929
The first carload of dried To-
ganberries of the season will be
tonight for the Chicago
markets by the Oregon Growers
association. The berries are be-
ng prepared by the local dryer in {
- pound cartons. They will be
delivered to the eastern buyers
~ a representative of the Oregon
association in Chicago. :
Room reservations for the fifth h
annual state convention of Elks,
1T Seaside September z, and 8,
are going fast among Salem mem
Oers of the order and those who
have not yet secured them are
requested to do SO Immediately. | I
Application should be made with I
Harry Wiedmer, secretary. About
8 local lodgemen are expected to
'e present at the convention.
1929 a
Francis Kiebs, who for several d
weeks has been at a local hospit-
Il, will return to his home in
Noodburn tomorrow. S
Susie Maxley, living a few f
niles east of Salem, was received t.
It local hospital yesterday suf- t
ering from an attack of typhoid
ever.
G. j. Bartruff, route Z, who has 4
)een i'll at a local hospital for e
lbout 10 days, returned home yes o
.erday.
Mrs. Clarence Byrd of this city Y
'eturned to her home yesterday r
rom a local hospital where she c
las been i'll for a short time. Is
Mrs. L. ]. Byrd, 1877 South 3
who has been at a
ocal hospital several weeks, re-
urned to her home Saturday af-
ernoon.
Mrs. "Dubs" Mulkey of Mon Q
mouth. with a fine ten days old 1
,aby girl, Shirley, will leave e
ocal hospital tomorrow and re-
urn home.
Allen Porter and Fred Schlag v
ettled the damages done to their V
ars when they collided Saturday Il
light on North Commercial and -
} streets. Porter's car suffered =
ent axle and radius rod and the
ther machine had smashed ra- |
iator.
We wish to extend our thanks
D our many friends tor their kind VI
ess and for the beautiful floral il
,ibutes during the illness and the
cath of our husband and father, ia
, C. Davidson Mrs. T. c. Dav- H
lson, Mary Davidson Bishop, Ru- es
ort r Davidson l9Z