Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-11

yesterday afternoon for medical
care.
Clarcie and Alice Downing. of
Stayton, had minor operations
performed this morning at local
hospital.
Wilford Allen, of Grants Pass.
was Salem visitor yesterday. He
stopped for the night at the Bligh
Hotel.
Get your hats blocked and save
the difference at 291 N. CONNER
cial, formerly at 495 Court. c, B.
Ellsworth. ZIG"
Dick Halyorsen, an employee of
the Silverton Logging Company,
was received at local hospital
yesterday morning suffering from
slight injuries.
Milo Wilkerson, Mehama, who
had a major operation performed
at a local hospital aboue ten days
ago, returned to his home yester-
day
Mrs. Edwin Moreno left the hos
pital this morning with her eleven
days old daughter for Portland
where she will visit for the next
month with Mr.. Moreno s folks.
J. E. Meyer and wife. of Port
land, were visitors in Salem yes
terday and last evening. They
were registered at ths Marion
hotel.
Mrs. and Mrs. o. B. Setters.
Elizabeth Settlers, and Sylvia
Flint, were in Salem yesterday and
took luncheon at the Marion hotel.
They made the trip by auto.
Mary Schultz, violinist; Frank
lin Launer, pianist, in recital ar
mory, Friday Sept. 18th. Benefit |
of soldiers ward and the Salem
hospital Tickets soc on sale at
Wills and Moore's music houses.
219*
r. A. Milton, tourist from
Laramie, Wyo., who was left last
Wednesday by his wife and chill
dren, left today for Laramie. He
says that until he can get some
trace where his family are he will
stay there.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia
May Moody, who died here the
last of the week, were held this
at 8 o'clock from the
Rigdon parlors. Interment was in.
the City View cemetery.
Funeral services for Milford
Miller, Is year old son of Major
and Mrs. Henry O.. Miller, were
held this morning from the Cath
olic church at o'clock. Interment !
was made in the st. James ceme-
terry, McMinnville.
A. E. Shannahan, an employe
Of the Oregon Growers associa-
tion, expects to leave tomorrow
ior Carleton and Yamhill, to be
gone two months in the interests
If the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Clough, Mr..
md Mrs. e. v. Rider and Mrs. f.
T. Catlin and son, motored to
Portland yesterday and were
here Joined by two carloads of
'elatives on a trip up the Colum-
,ia river highway and return.
drs. Catlin and son, Lloyd, are
rom Los Angeles and have been
listing relatives in Portland and
salem some time. They will
cave for the south Wednesday af-
ernoon.
The funeral services for Harri-
ON Bailey, who was accidentally
.illed in Los Angeles, September
!, will be held Wednesday after
oon at o'clock from the Webb d
nd Clough .parlors. Interment D,
Till be in the City View Besides D.
wife in Los Angeles, Mr.. Bailey D,
] survived by his father and o.
lother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bailey, ri
500 north Commercial street, n
nd brothers and two sisters, also ia
[ this city. No details regarding
he nature of the accident have ar
cen received. m
A meeting of the superintend- p
ats and foremen of the packing al
ouses of the Oregon Growers as ~
,ciation was held this morning
II the purpose of discussing ways ~
nd means of keeping this years u
ack of fall fruits, especially IN
runes. up to the standard Of pre- eA
Ious years. A. E. Shannahan OF
ated this morning that compli- pr
ents on the quality of the pack OF
the Mistland prunes had been m'
,ceived from the eastern markets lei
anada. England and France. 81
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