Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-27

: D. reluldn1elt, Centralia, Wn:
Dan Campbell, Cooper, Wyo; Hor
: ton Whipper and wife, Sheridan;
Paul Burns, city; L. C. Drone,
Bunton; H. e. Kirk, Corvallis; o.
B. Hubbard, city; A. Deluch,
1 Roseburg; M. L. Cummings, Sa-
lem; Hal Henderson, Salem; Lee
M. Fist, Portland; Ed Lambert,
st. Paul. =
According to information receiv-
J ed from the office of the Business
Men s League, and from stores in
7 general, next Monday will be about
| as quiet from a business sense as
was Christmas day. 1t is under
stood that stores that closed Christ
: mas day will close New Years, and
this is to include groeers and meat
/. markets.
II Reserved seats for the Midnight
Follies to be presented by the Elks
New Years eve at the operahouse,
will not be placed on sale until Sat
urday. Those having purchased
tickets from Elks for the show
should exchange them at the opera
house box office for reserved seats.
P. W. Barrett, of Tillamook, spent
Christmas here with his mother, Mrs.
~. D. Barrett, and sister, Blanch
Barrett.
Funeral services for Fred How
ard White, 70, who died Dec. "a,
at the home about four miles east
of Salem on the Macleay road, were
held this morning from the Rigdon
and Son chapel with Rev. W. T.
Millikin officiating. Interment was
made in the City View cemetery.
Mr.. White was retired farmer.
On Frday noon, Dec. 2G, all oc
ganizations interested in Thrift
: Week which is to open on the an
niversary Of Benjamin franklin
birthday, Jan. II, and continue one
week, are asked to send represen-
tative to the "Y'' to meet at lunch
con to discuss and make plans for
the week. Thrift week here last
year was observed by practically all
of the leading business organizations
of the city.
During the holiday week,
things will be quiet at the Cham
ber OF Commerce The only meet
ing scheduled SO far for the week
is that Of employees of the tele-
phone company who will hold
their business and social session |
on the evening of Saturday, Dec
80.
Word has been received from |
Mrs. Mildred r. Brooks, county |
recorder, who is spending a few
weeks in the south. She is now
visiting with friends at Chula |
Vista, near Pasadena. She writes |
that the weather is a trifle warm |
during the day but that the
nights are cool. She also writes |
that her health Is improving
wonderfully.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Worley and |
daughter, 955 north 21st street,
spent Christmas with Mrs. G. |
Pomeroy at Scio. Mrs. Pomeroy is |
the mother Of Mrs. Worley.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Remington
of Portland, were the Christmas
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darl Kin
yon They returned to Portland |
Monday evening and took little |
Darl Kinyon, Jr., three years old,
with them for ten days visit.
Mr.. Remington is the district
manager for the Studebaker au
tomobile company.
Miss Rachel Buckles returned
last evening from Portland where
she spent the week end and Christ
mas visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Whitaker.
living at 1910 north 18th street,
are the only Salem family to be
visited by the stork here on
Christmas day, according to the
certificates Of birth which have
been turned in so far to DR.. Carl
E. Cashatt, health officer for the
Salem district. At $40 Christmas
morning a nine pound boy was
born. The new arrival has been
named Robert Elwyn Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Pauline Braat, a resident Of
Amity was in Salem yesterday af-
ternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Carson
OF Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Morris Of McMinnville were
Christmas guests of DR.. and Mrs
Henry e. Morris.
Mrs. Andrew Nelson and two