Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-01
Local Briefs and Personals

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--7.6n Lambert Of Pendleton is
..,tine friends in Salem for a
,,m days this week.
Mrs. J. M. spong is entertain
~ Is her guests, Miss Lucille
Wsnler ,ps and DR.. G. $. Demorest of
Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hughes and
.sa,r Young son John, left Satur-
w. for Seaside, where they will
.,a,n w. ON fortnight's outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Lam
- and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N.
rnlIngham, left today for an out
tng of several days at Pacific
City.
THE furniture department at
worth & Gray's has been discon-
timed and the balance of the
stock is being sold at very low
nr,ces 1917
Miss Jeanette Meredith is en-
tertaining as her house guest this
walk. Miss Elizabeth Banks of
Yakima, Washington, who arriv-
ed Sunday evening, motoring up.
If you will need any furniture
within the next year you will save
money by buying 1t now at Worth
and Gray's unloading sale. 1917
Miss Veva Smith OF Salem, left
Yesterday for Corvallis to attend
the national convention of home
economic teachers which is in
progress there this week.
We buy and sell used furniture
Geise & Co., phone 464.
Charged with speeding, G. A.
Nichols of this city, pleaded gull
ty in the police court yesterday
afternoon and was ordered by
Judge Earl Race to pay fine of
$40,
Capital Ice 6 Cold Storage Co.
Pure Crystal Ice. Prompt resi-
dence deliveries. Phone ESQ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Aspinwall
and family spent Sunday in
Brooks, the guests of Mr., Aspin-
wallis mother, Mrs. e. e. Aspin-
wall.
Linoleum way under priced at
Worth and Gray's' furniture un-
loading sale. 1Sl+
About 800 attended the Sunday
afternoon service held in Wilson
park. Rev. Thomas Acheson, pas
tor of the Jason Lee Methodist
church, spoke on "The Third
Generation"
1S nound silk floss mattress for
s11s5 at Worth and Gray's' fur
niture unloading sale. ISL"
Frank Brown, Polk county
rancher, was in Salem yesterday
visiting friends Mr.. Brown,
whose farm is located near Dal-
las, will return to Salem in one
week.
The firm of Freeman and Stru-
BILE, architects, have opened Of
fices at $40 Bank of Commerce
building and are open for the
general practice of architecture.
1872
At meeting Of the state board
of control here yesterday Hough
falling and Dougan, Portland
architects, were selected to draw
plans for the state employment in
stituti0n for the adult blind
which is to be erected in Portland
Ralph Mase, Fred Viesko an6
Gordon Thompson left yesterday
on an extended motor trip thru
California and Mexico They will
visit friends and relatives in Sar
Francisco and Los Angeles.
9x12 Administer rugs for $3S al
Worth and Gray's furniture un-
loading sale. 1919
A field and aquatic meet is be
ing held at the children's play
ground this afternoon, under the
direction of the park supervisors
Fred McGrew and Miss Hurd. The
results were not determined b,
press time.
Love, the jewe1er, Salem.
Frank Prince and Carl Martir
have been appointed substitute
mail carriers by the postal de
partment. Lake W. Price ant
Lloyd H. Drobough have been ap
pointed regular clerks to fill th'
vacancies made by the appoint
.ment of A. E. Gibbard as assist
ant postmaster and the request o
Ben Taylor that he be demote'
from the regular force to "a sub
stitute.