Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-02
Hotel Bligh Arrivals.

Hotel Bligh Arrivals.
A. G.. Reach. Portland: J. e.
Lehman, Fresno, Cal; G.. /. Bell,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Johnson. Portland; w. f. Law
Denver, Colo: Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Dodon. Portland: Mrs. Powers,
Dallas; G. Ball. Ballston, Or; Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Weiseler, st. Helena,
Neb: Clara E. Fuller, Donald. :
Ray L. Smith. city attorney,
spent the day in Portland on busi-
ness.
When passers-by complained
that he was conducting himself in
an odd manner, a man who. gave
his name as Jim Mooney was taken
into custody by, the police this
morning. He was placed in Jail
pending an investigation OF his
case.
Waitress and dishwasher want
ed, Nomking Cafe. 209%
The formal notice Of withdrawal
as the democratic candidate for
state treasurer was filed with the
secretary of state by Milton A.
Miller OF Portland, Friday. Miller
gives as his reason for quitting
the race, the condition of his
health which would prevent him
from conducting an active cam
paign for the office.
Mrs. Harry Levy and Miss
Levy are spending this
week end in Portland.
After 6 years at 495 Court st. |
will move my hat blocking bust |
ness to, 291 N. Commercial St.
where will be pleased to serve
all customers promptly after Sept.
B.. G. B. Ellsworth.
Earnest Reynolds was released
from the county jail this morning
after serving sentence of 1876
days for possession Of Intoxicating
liquor. His fine was placed at
$3.50 but he choose to serve his
time.
Rowland Printing co. new To-
cation, basement Masonic Tenn
pie.
Floy Webb and Belle Schroeder,
both of the Oregon Growers asso-
citation, will leave this evening for
their vacation which they will
spend at Breitenbush.
Peaches opposite tulip farm.
212
Miss Luella M. Patton. who for
he past four months has been in
he east visiting friends and rela-
ives, returned to Salem yesterday
afternoon
PEAR CANNING BEGINS
The Oregon Growers Packing
need rs additional
at their plant, corner
Trade and High streets.
]. B. Parsonage, of Indo, Cal, !
n trip which has taken him to (
lew York city, Florida, and {
cross the continent via the Lin
Oln highway, covering approx +
lately $4,000 miles, registered
t the city auto park last night. |
rom here Mr.. Parsonage will gol
,uth to California.
OMEN WANTED
For steady work at Starr Fruit
roducts Co., Church and Mill a
reefs. 209% ?
Francis Gragg, a graduate OIL
University last spring, s.
# today for Touchet, Washing t
n, where she will teach English 81
Id French in the high school.
;hool begins in Touchet next k
lesday. n
Henry Jacob, of Shaw, was re- 2
lived at local hospital yester-
" evening about o'clock. Mr.. r
cob was suffering from an at !
elk of appendicitis to such an
tent that it was necessary to
'erate in the middle of the
ght. He was reported as doing
cely this morning. cC
George Fendrich, OF the Garden IL
0me addition, died at his home rs
sterday afternoon following a w
ief illness. He is survived by ST
mother and three brothers, all 81
Salem. Mr. Fendfich was a de
smber of the Commercial club of
d the knights of Columbus. in
neral announcements will be an
later from the Webb & w
1ugh udertakig parlors. is
sOurf House sc