Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-05

i Jack Clark of Corvallis was a
Salem visitor on Labor day.
G. d. Shields was In the city
from Eugene over the week end.
G. B. Smith of Eugene was
Salem visitor Sunday and Mon
day.
After spending one day visiting
brother in Eugene, Casey Lind
say OF Salem, returned here last
night.
Frank Gallagher OF the Ma
rion hotel. returned last night
from visit to Seaside and AS
toria
Mary L. Fulkerson, county
school superintendent, left this
morning for Portland where she
will look after business affairs.
r. A. Harris has taken over the
publicity work of the local boy
scouts. H. F. Zinser. local scout ex
ecutive, said this morning.
r. r. Boardman, physical di-
rector of the Y. M. C. A., resumed
his duties this morning after a
ten days vacation.
Pauline Eyerly, 1928 Reservoir |
street, had minor operation per-
formed this morning at a local
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Webb return
ed yesterday evening from the Til
lamook beaches where they spent +
the week end and Labor day.
Mrs. A. e. Hites, 1928 Ferry
street, had major operation per-
formed this morning at local
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. eDurkee,
members of the Old Peoples home
department of the Deaconess hos
pital, went to Newport this after
noon for few days visit.
Mrs. VIM. Hawkins, who has
been at local hospital for the {
past four days receiving medical I
attention, returned to her home {
yesterday afternoon.
The Methodist church choir
will meet Tuesday evening at z
o'clock in the music hall on the
campus, according to
an announcement made by Pro-
lessor Hobson.
Bernice Dunnette, a graduate [
If Willamette university in June I
21, will leave for Gold Hill Fri j
lay morning to take up her du- t
lies as domestic science instructor v
n the high school. Miss Dunnette v
.aught in Gold Hill last year. i
Hunk" Latham, former Sa- a
EN- high school student who last
rear was a member of the back
ield on the University of Oregon
ootball team, was in Salem last
light. Soon he expects to return
o Eugene for early football work.
The trip by the boy scouts to fl
he, training camp about 34k L
lilies west of the city was only A
artly carried out. They had ex- p
ected to remain for the night but gC
wing to the dampness of the m
Gather they returned early in en-
le evening. lii
an
Funeral services for Henry L. of
lcobs, who died at a local hos
tai September 3, were held at Az
le Rigdon parlors this morning ~
11:30 o'clock. Interment was
the Rocky Point cemetery near
.ayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Baillie and me
iss Florence Cary returned last bel
-ening from a motor trip up the Ass
,lumbia river highway. The it
Irty left Saturday night and Wis the
ed The Dalles, the Cello canal not
ID Dufur before returning to Sa- cisl
m. VIII
of
Lemuel Bolles, national adju- con
mt of the American Legion, his
ent a short time in Salem Mon
y visiting with Adiutant Cen 60
al White, who was the first ma w
NAL adjutant of the American
gion and one of its founders 4
erseas. Mr.. Bolles came to the the
asst from the national headquar was
s at indianapolis and will re- gatI
m by way of California. Tue
sue
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rden plot on banks of Mill -
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