Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

MIS-. Z. h. Fake, $50 South 18th
street, who has been at a local
hospital for the past ten days
following a major operation, re-
turned to her home yesterday af-
ternoon.
Experienced mattresses wanted
at the Gray Belle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Braeken,
'of Portland. are in Salem for a
few days to attend the state fair.
They are registering as the guests
Of the Bligh hotel.
Dance, Cole McElroy's orches-
ira every night during the fair at
the fair grounds. 228*
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Aspinwall
and family, Brooks, were in Sa-
lem yesterday visiting friendss.
Dance armory tonight; lets go.
228~
J. II. Farrar, postmaster, and
Mrs. Farrar. returned to Salem
Saturday afternoon from a trip to
Pendleton to attend the round
up.
"Pied Piper" at 346 north Cap
itol serves the things you like to
eat. Lunch 12-1:SO, supper on
reservation, 754J. 23O
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Luper, of
Albany, visited in Salem yester-
day afternoon and today. 'rhey
were registered as the guests OF
the Bligh hotel last night.
Dance, Cole McElroy's orches-
ira every night during the fair at
the fair grounds. 228*
Andrew Arhus, Silverton, is at
a local hospital for a local oper-
alton.
Nomking Cafe merchants lunch
only 25c. 228*
While starting gasoline en-
gine Saturday afternoon Walter
Pearson, living nine miles south
of Salem, was kicked by crank
when the engine back-fi-ed,
breaking his right forearm just
above the wrist. He was brought
to Salem to have the fracture
set.
Dance armory tonight; lets go.
228&
Don't fail to visit Salem's
newest high grade ladies tailor.
Largest selection of imported
woolens for long coats and suits.
Prices reasonable. w. j. Mayer,
Mccormack bldg. phone 692. 22S
E. V. Fuller, of Dallas, gem
eral superintendent of the Polk
county fair which is to be held
next week, is again among the
employees of the state fair. He de-
clares that with their new build
ings and arrangements ready for
the opening the Polk county fair
is this year going to be record
breaker.
Try our 25c merchants lunch,
at Nomking Cafe. 22S%
Joe Singer of Portland, serg-
eant-at-arms at the house of rap
resentatives of the Oregon Legis-
lature for so many sessions that
he has lost count of them, is this
year on the payroll at the fair
grounds. Joe does not yet know
\, hat he is employed TO Go, but
saws there are half a dozen otric-
;aIs now devoting most of their
time to keeping him busy at one
thing or another.
Dance armory tonight; let's go.
22S*
Members of the state livestock
sanitary board will held a meet
ing at the state fair grounds mere
Thursday, according to announce
ments made today by DR.. '" ID.
Tvtle. state veterinarian. A num-
her of important matters CON
cerning the livestock industry IN
oregon will be considered.
Dr Hiner, foot specialist. NO.
2 patton bldg. phone 957. 2SS'
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bird from
Oakland, Cal, are visiting with
Mrs Birds sister and niece, MRS
r s Limp and Mrs. Chas. s.
pratt. They report considerable
rough road between Dunsmulr
and Yreka, but were amazed at
tbe wonderful change that TOOK
Mace in the condition of the ROADS
in oregon since they Travelled over
the Pacific highway three years
ago With the exception OF de-