Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
LOCAL BRIEFS AND PERSONAL &

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The February number OF the
United States official postal guide
was received by Postmaster Au-
gust Huckestein, of Salem, this
morning. The monthly publica-
tion contains all of the orders and
Instructions which are published
In the postal departments daily
bulletins.
Another new home is to be
built in Salem. Permit to con-
struct a $4,000 dwelling at 275
north Twenty Fourth street was
issued to G. E. Rush, of this city,
by Mark Poulsen, deputy city re-
corder, last evening.
Announcement was made this
morning that the 'Smokeless
Smoker" which was to have
been held at the high school here
next Thursday night has been
called off. Chemawa and Salem
were to have figured in the ath-
letic contests to be staged at the
smoker.
Veterans of Foreign Wars are
urged not to forget that the first
March meeting Of the organiza-
tion will be held tomorrow night
in the veterans room of the arm
ory at eight o'clock. There are a
number Of important things to be
taken up at this meeting.
Four members Of the Marion
County Realty association will
speak on various phases of the
realty profession and business at
the luncheon Of the organization
Thursday in the Marion hotel. A.
c. Bohrnstedt, John H. Scott and
L. H Roberts will be three Of the
speakers. The fourth has not been
named as yet.
E. F. Norwood, former Marion
county resident, was in town yes
terday on business. Mr.. Norwood
is now operating a farm In the
big Elk country In Lincoln coun-
ty.
Mayor George e. Halvorsen,
who has been confined to the Sa-
lem hospital for several days fol-
lowing a major operation, will be
able to return to his home today,
1t was stated.
The student body Of william
cite university elected Fred Pat
ton to be manager for May Day
festivities, also known as Junior
Week End.
A clever parody Of the classic |
song, "The Holy CITY," was sung |
at the Kiwanis club luncheon to-
lay with the words of MARY Had |
\ Little Lamb" used and arrang-
I'D by Otto Paulus. The first was
part of the regular Kiwanis songs
out Otto added verse or two
If his own, setting forth what
happened to Mary's lamb and
what happened to "Hen" Morris
when club members failed to pay
heir dues.
We want to secure the services
If an energetic young lady in
rood health, of good character
pleasant personality and disposi-
ion who would be loyal to her
Employer and who would not be
lfraid to work or go ahead and
10 things on her own initiative.
Ne want some one who could
meet the public. The work at
irst will consist Of selling in a
pleasant store where considera-
ion Is shown and expected. Be-
ween times you will help In the
'ffice and familiarize yourself
With office routine - make out
'ills, collect, etc. Later perhaps
'ou would grow into the book
work. and take charge of the Of
ice. There Is no use to apply IL
ou haven't these traits of char
cter, but previous experience is
.ot so necessary. The pay will be
ust nominal at first but the DO
ition will be permanent to the
light one and we want someone
Who would stay. Reply in your
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