Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-25
BRIEFS and PERSONALS

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city Mrs. e. F. Ford. 145O Fir
street, who has been at local tn
hospital for about ten days re- al
turned to her home yesterday la
the Farewell dance Seven Serenad-
days ers in Salem armory Saturday te
night. Big circus day dance. sp
ture CO
Mrs. Thomas E. White, 1916
Mission street, had minor Oper-
alton performed yesterday at a F.
local hospital. ~
Rowland Printing Co. new 10 es
nau cation, basement Masonic Tenn
pie.
Mrs Ray l.. Farmer returned to CO
mes day from Cascadia where she has
lived haa,, ,,ia;tinr ,yith har mother
Mrs. A. M. Reeves. for the past W
oent few days. be
oco- Standard makes of tires are n
lo1 selling at Wick Brothers at rs per
!. a cent off. 202*
dary Tbaodore Reser the small hoy Y. "
g. who was found In the railroad til
sol. yards several days ago, was turn b,
ed over to the Industrial school be
,ao. yesterday afternoon.
41 Farewell dance Seven Serenad- n
any, ~. 49, ao.,s : ~
rday e De Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Smith are .s'
-. visiting at the home of Mr.. and =
rday WIS, W -. oiln ~ anl oni'
years ago and since has been cb
,ong teaching in the schools at Red OF
we're mond, OF la
Save money by buying your
tires at Wick Brothers. 25 percent -
SAT. off. 202* D,
The reports from Portland say s
mily that yesterday was their hottest !
from day TINS year Whlie the portland
re- people were sweltering in SO de- ~
gree heat the Salem people were
enjoying a slight breeze with the -
,arm thermometer registering only 93 IN
206 degrees. ;f
"a We do Alemite greasing with a i
'tlve high pressure gun. 1t is quicker "
ng and better HARRISON & Cleveland,
). 229 State st, phone 298. ~2O2"
stra- The fire department received .
ting. two calls last evening to extin-
to guish small blazes One was n ~
2O2 small lumber pile in flames at 720 -
Mill street and the other was =,
car which was standing in front ~
% of the Patton book store of State
street Neither proved serious
DR.. George F. Hiner of Los An al
oo9 geles, has purchased the chiropo- Il
dist parlors at 322 State street, =,
state from Mr.. Maxwell. He will put n
ster- in all new and modern equip +,
ness ment. Special attention will be II
idle paid to all foot ailments, deform- ~
ina ed bones and foot corrections
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di
Sat. Returning from visit at Coos "
202 Bay, Charles S. Fee, passenger ed
traffic manager Mrs. Fee and st
asn daughter, of San Francisco, and nj
ar John M. Scott, of Portland, gem ps
Y 10 eral passenger agent of the South ia
VIII ern Pacific, spent today in Sa tie
'ugh lem ro
d in ct
'msr Ladies scarfs. The WooIen Mill pt
ire" store has something no one else tn
has. Its an assortment of ladies bl
scarfs made Of Oregon Maypole
ooo yarns made of Oregon wool and
"o knit by Oregon mechanics. Some Bi
Ar real stunning color combinations. ch
osts Prices $3.50 to 81. This store for o.
orea Oregon products all the time Sa- la
], O lem Woolen Mill store. C. P.
the Bishop, Prop.
as- nt
han A. D. Coonts and family and lii
nro- Mr.. and Mrs. Dud Fitzhugh and of
led family of Duncan. Okla. passed a
s+ey through Salem this morning on sh
their way home via California. si
They came north through Colora- ty
will do Springs, Boise and the Old at
gust Oregon trail and Columbia high tn
Dyes way to Portland and then went to br
ork Seattle and Bremerton where they ty
age visited relatives before starting fir
,O2s back. ye
WI
and Phone 298 when you have trou-1 hi
med BILE with your car. HARRISON &
light Cleveland, Authorized FoEd serv-
:. S. ice. 2O2* tn
Mr.. nj
at The few bucks that have been he
and. sent back by Salem hunting par ha
usi- ties indicate that the hunting is he
7ard not particularly good this year sh
yery Only three deer have been ship in
lay ped in. and of these two are in
} by small and skinny. The latest buck de
ber- to be received here was shipped nj
own in by Walter Means. Sportsmen VII
maintain that the woods are yet an
too dry to allow successful hunt wi
rep ing and that soaking rain Is sa
cam needed to bring the deer down out lie,