Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-25

ter and wife, Portland; Clara e.
Feller, Donald; Anna L. Bittorck,
Donald; Frank B. Ferguson, Nc
Minnville; V. F. Wright, Tilla-
nook. =
The w. r. G. aid society will
meet tomorrow, Thursday at the
armory for day of sewing.
Mrs. w. b. Halves, route G,
Salem, underwent a major opera
tion at local hospital this morn
ing.
Struck by an automobile, the
bicycle he was riding was dam
aged, but he escaped injury, Lewis
Kays, 556 north Commercial
street, notified the police yester-
day.
A short while after A. w. Sef-
ten, 536 north Nineteenth street,
had reported his motorcycle and
sidecar stolen, he notified the
police they had been recovered.
Get your hats blocked and
save the difference at 291 N. Com
mercial street., formerly at 49o
Court St. G. B. Ellsworth. 254*
]. w. Wright who, on October
21, was arrested on a speeding
charge, forfeited $40 bail yester-
day when he failed to appear be-
fore Police Judge Earl Race.
Clarence Moisan, 1910 north
street, escaped injury
yesterday when the bicycle he was
riding was struck by an auto
mobile on the Pacific highway
near Salem.
Today W. H. Prunk, of the
apartments, COM
planned to the police that a tire
was stolen from his automobile
last night.
The case against Oliver A.
Boyd, of Spokane, charged with |
reckless driving, was dismissed |
according to the police.
A hollow tile store room which |
will cost $1,000 will be built at
172 north Commercial street by
John McCourt, of this city, ac-
cording to a building permit is
sued to him yesterday by Mark |
Poulsen, deputy city recorder.
The luncheon of the Rotary |
club is to be held this evening
1t 6:15 O'Clock at the Marion
hotel instead of this noon as is
lsual. Each member of the club
s to bring a boy with him and
ihow him good time.
The body of Mrs. Dorothy Stool,
Who died in Denver, Colo,
Wednesday, Oct. IS, arrived in
salem yesterday. Graveside serv-
ces will be held tomorrow morn
ng at the 1. o. o. F. cemetery,
Turner, at 1920 O'Clock.
Vachel Lindsay, who was to
lave appeared in Salem in Waller
lall, Friday evening, October 27,
will not be here until November
70, or during that week, due to
Mistakes made in communications.
The tickets sold for this enter
ainment will be good when he
Ioes come here in November or
he money will be refunded.
The funeral services for Mrs
lary Erickson, 73, who died last
fonday afternoon at local hos
ital were held this afternoon al
800 o'clock from the Rigdon &
ON Parlors with concluding
ervices at the City View
emetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Cooper and
Irs. c. Rowe, of Carleton, arrived
n Salem last evening to visit Mrs.
!arrie Chase, $50 Center street. !
Ir. and Mrs. Cooper returned
his afternoon. Mrs. Rowe, moth
r of Mrs. Chase, will remain for
bout three weeks. The trip was
lade by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. King, Albert
nd Myrtle Epperly and Mr.. and I
[rs. George S. Epperly, of Cor s
allis, came to Salem yesterday b
fternoon to visit with Paul Ep- s
erly, who was hurt early in the a
forming while working for the c
Ilverton Logging company and
as brought to the Willamette d
Last night the party a
ere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E
am Miller. They expect to re- b
i'm to Corvallis this evening. w
Loretta LeMay of Oak Grove
ID Marie Rhodes Of Airlie, in
ates of the state industrial a
hool for girls were severely F
Irned by steam while at work s