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

E. r.. Kennedy and family; w,
Courster and wife, ]. w. Collins.
Partland; W. H. DAILY, Portland; !;
R. v, Hunt. Portland; H. T. Con-
ming, Albany; G. NJ Hunter, Eu-
gene; M. G.. Bhuhr, Seattle; Mrs.
A. l.. johnson, Bremerton, Wn;
Marshall Syrnson. Montrey MINI;
D. Mccoy, Sal Due. Wn; R. Scott.
L. A: ". French, U. S. N;Earl
Maxwell. Seattle; p. c. Ebert,
Portland; L. w. Wood, white
Salmon; r. H. Everett, White Sal
mon; l.. Seaton, White Salmon;
e. HR Fordze, White Salmon; Jas,
r. Harding and wife, Portland;
j. r. Miller and wife, Chicago; M.
H Nicholas, Port; Mrs L A John
son. city; Miss M. Myhre. Port
land; Miss M. Hawkes., Portland. .
G. O. Dunnette, Cascade Locks.
e. Dunnette, Cascade Locks; Vir-
gil Hawkins, Eugene; Esther S.
O'Neel, Portland; Mabel Clark,
Venita. Or; Frank Bott, Silverton
q. ]. Johnson, city; e. G. Long, S.
F; r. H. Fletcher. Seattle; s. p.
Suening. Seattle; F. M. Johnston,
Portland; T. p. Punly, city; G. F..
Gunnette, Portland; S. Gilleland
and family, Portland; Lucille
Wilhelm, Seattle; Gladys Snorely,
Seattle; HELEN Grimes, Hunting
ton, Pa; Miss G. Lawrence, Sc
attic; w. ]. Lawrence, Seattle; A.
Anderson, Grants Pass; A. Madi-
son, Willamina; r. w. Colby, Eu-
gene; Linden Martin, city; HI.
Haynes. Portland; o. Andrews
and wife, Portland; M. S. Wastook
Silverton.
Wallace Latimer, Amity. was
business visitor in Salem today.
f. Fieber and daughter of Shaw
were Salem visitors today.
Mrs. J. e. Clayton of Dallas
was in Salem today on business.
George w. Hug, city superin-
tendent of schools, was in Eugene
today on business. He is expected
to return here tonight.
Judge G.. E. Unruh of the Salem
Justice court, was in Portland to-
lay transacting business. He will
return to Salem tonight.
After spending the week end
friends in Portland, Lloyd
T. Rigdon, county coroner, re-
urned here last night.
Dwight Findley returned Sat
lrday from Grants Pass where he
las been working during the
ummer.
Burial services for George How
.rd will be held tomorrow with
he local Catholic church in
harge, it is said.
Dwight, Edith and Pauline
'indley and Fay and Mary Spauld |
ng, accompanied by Mrs. M. @. |
Findley, expect to leave tomor-
ow for weeks visit to the coast.
Funeral services for Julia r.
[ixon. who died yesterday at
'cal hospital, will be held tomor-
ow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
nth interment in the 1. o. o. F.
emetery. A brother, Leonard B.
[ixon of this city, and sister,
lrs. Belle Price of Portland, sur
i've.
Graveside services for George
.eynolds, colored, who died in
zeal hospital the last of the week,
ill be held at the l. o. o. r. Gem
terry tomorrow afternoon at 2
clock.
Chris Kowitz, an employe in
he city attorneys office, return
to work this morning after
pending weeks vacation visit
lg his parents who live in Linn
,unty.
Clare Hoymer, an employe of l
lie Salem Abstract company, re-
lrned to work this morning after &
two weeks vacation, one OF {
hich was spent visiting friends t
Tacoma, Wn. /
Mrs. C. 1. Lewis and family left
day for Chicago where they e
i'll be met by Mr.. Lewis Mr.. h
evils left Salem about the mid $
e of June and went to Chicago f
become editor and manager of a
large fruit magazine and now p
e family are leaving to be with p
m. V
T. L. Jones of Portland, who In
IS been in attendance at the an O
Ial Methodist conference just r
,sed here states that he has been c
esent at the roll call and the
lal benediction at every annual {
'egon conference of the church 7
r the past SO years. 1t is thought
r. Jones is the only person hav-
g such a record.