Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-02

prank Deckebach, Gilbert Struve
and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Egan.
STUDENT SPECIAL
Students special trains to Cor
Wallis and Eugene. Corvallis spe-
cial train leaves Salem 6:25 D. m.
Albany 7:15, arrive Corvallis
7:40 p. m.
eugene special train leaves Sa-
lem $40 p. M, Albany 1880 p.
m arrive Eugene S:45 p. m.
These trains handle passengers
only for Corvallis and Eugene
respectively, Oregon Electric Co.
]. w. Ritchie, agent. 2S7A
u Mrs. Ada Strong and Nancy
and Gretchen Thielsen were Wis
itors in Portland yesterday.
Women wanted to work in ap-
ples, Starr Fruit Products Co.
Report 1880 Monday morning.
Church and Mill SITS. 2S7A
Miss Margaret Griffith, who is
home from the University of Ore
gon entertained number OF
girls Friday afternoon with a lit
tie "get together" party. The
girls were all university girls,
either home from school or in Sa-
lem for the vacation.
Women wanted to work in ap-
ples, Starr Fruit Products Co.
Report 1880 Monday morning,
Church and Mill SITS. 287+
Chapter G Of p. e. 0. will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the
invitation of Mrs. Gordon Laflar.
Music this evening during din
ner at The Gray Belle by Oswald's
7 Serenaders orchestra from 0.
A. C. and later at the armory Cor
the Co. F benefit dance. 2S7*
Mia Minna Harding, professor of
public speaking at Willamette Uni
versity, is confined at home with a
severe cold. 1t is thought that she
will be able to meet her classes on
Monday and be present at the dress
rehearsal df the operetta "Kanki
San" to be given Tuesday, Dec. 5.
Music this evening during din
ner at The Gray Belle by Oswald's
Serenaders orchestra from o.
A. G, and later at the armofy for
the Co. F benefit dance. 287*
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Smith
and sons Lloyd and Harold arrived
in Salem last Friday by auto from
Warsaw, N. Y, having made the
trip in four weeks am driving 4313
miles. They are spending the win
ter with their son Roy H. Smith,
4S0 south 23rd street. They may pos
sibly locate here permanently.
Music this evening during din
ner at The Gray Belle by Oswald's
Serenaders orchestra from o.
A. G. and later at the armory for
the Co. F benefit dance. 2s7+
Officials of the Oregon State hos
pital were endeavoring yesterday
and today to learn if there were
any living friends or relatives Of
Mrs. Sarah J. Morris, 85, who died
here yesterday morning after hav-
ing. spent SO years in the institu-
ton Mrs. Morris was received at
the hospital in 1886 from Indepen-
dence, Oregon. She was born in
Tennessee IN 1847 but moved to Ore
gon in her early teens. All known
relatives have died and an effort
is being made to find friends who
will advise as to the funeral ar
rangements.
Music this evening during din
ner at The Gray Belle by OswaId's
7 Serenaders orchestra from o.
A. G. and later at the armory for
the Co. F benefit dance. 287*1
The stork left ten pound girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Shuky, 1910 Marion street, on Nov.
q. Mother and babe are doirl'
nicely.
Women's club chorus, Monday
evening Methodist church, benefit
Old Peoples home. Adults 81, stu
dents soc. 2SS
Henry M. Parks, of Portland, di-
rector of the Oregon bureau of mines
was a capital visitor Friday con.
ferring with state officials.
Women's club chorus, Monday
evening Methodist church. benefit {
oiu Peoples home. Adults 81, stu
dents soc. 2sS
After spending short time visit G
ing In California, Mrs. Peter Gra- g
oer has returned to Salem.
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