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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1925)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1925 'THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON IPAGE THREE Liberty News Liberty, Or., Dec. 23. Alter the, fcollduya the puplla at school win fee aerved a hot lunch at noon by the wuman's club. A telephone meeting was held recently and i- N. Cone was elect ed pieaiileut and 0. N, Hugrgies peer clary. 0. H. Stevenson ban purchased the lirtrt prize pen ut Leghorns from the Uribble poultry farm at Pa n by. A. Plank and dattgutor are jpiniliugChiistmas in Idaho. To in Murhainmer severely burl bis knoe last week, while trim ming 11m be. Mr. Condltt of Aumsville, tamer of Mrs. Carl Gibson, is still con fined to his bed. Mre. Gibson 1b Hill at the bedside of her father. Carl Gibson's mother, who lrYes at Balem Height, is also reported to be bedfast with heart trouble and Mrfl. It. D. Gibson's father, who lives In Salem, is very ill, Mrs. E. M. Darr ot Sumner, Wash., has betii the guest ot Mrs. Rosalia Loveland. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jory returned from Newport last Friday. Thursday afternoon Christmas Will be observed at school with trees, programs and gifts. All have had the proper Christinas vpirlt for some time. A good time la expected. Harold Gretaingcr, who In a Salem boxor, broke his left thumb in the' ring last Friday night. He 1b a brother of Aldow Gretzinger, a Liberty ninth grade girl. . Oliver Colby has returned home from a two months absence. He has been visiting in Portland for tlie past two weeks. Ralph Emery returned last Mon day from Cozette, Neb., after an absence of two months. Mre J. W. Anderson and chil dren, Doris, Evalyn, Arnold and Robert, who have been staying with her narents. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Judd, left for Vancouver, B. C, the first ot the week where ihc will join her husband. George Sturgeon arrived recent ly from Montana and took his wife and children, who have been stay ing with Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Tabler, to Lafayette, Or. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jmlrt of Hoa hins are guests of Mr. and Mrs. IVUl'am Bernrtt. Dayton was a week-end guest ot the latter a bittor, Mrs. Edward Brock. A furnace has been ordered tor the church and will be Installed soon. James Lyle, an old student of Willamette university, was a Sun day dinner guest at the homo of his old time friend, Mr. Burleigh. Quite a few radios have been in stalled in the (olowing homes re cently, W. B. GerLU, Earl Pattou and Mr. Seaton each having a set Ada Clare of Salem visited old neighbors Jn town recently. Mrs. weed nam, who has been quite ill, is better. A girls' standard bearers mis slouary eociety has been organized In the Methodist church and will hold their first mocting at the purosnage Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Noblo Andrews. closed for 'the winter momlu. The county nurse was a visitor at the school Friday, Mr Clyde HoJJer haa returned from a tree day stay In Salem. . Clyde and Manley 8tpne were Salem visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rich were In Salem on business last week. Mr, and Mrs, Wilson spent Sun day here with her mother, Mrs. Phillys. John Hufford Is home from De troit. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wiley of Lyons were Mehama visitors Sun day evening. They were sporting new auto MEHAMA Mehnma, Dec. 23 Mrs. Monroe Mrs. Phetlyls and Mrs. Champ Hpent Wednesday with Mrs. Wil son in Salem. Joe Hays was called home on business last week. He haa been employed at Reedsport for several months. Arthur Lander was called home from Detroit Thursday night duo to his wife's Illness. She has re covered and Mr. Lander returned to work Friday. Mrs. Gouffh Is home for Christ mas. She has been in McMinn vllle for the past two months un der Dr. Jenkins' care Several of the. young people from here attended the basketball game Friday In Stay ton between Stay- ton and .Jefferson. Otto Zimmerman was In town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe were In Salem on business Saturday. Mrs. Hayes was in Stayton business Monday. Tho little Hayes boy who was Accidentally shot In the eye with an air gun Is up and around but still has to wear bandages over his eye. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Phillips are homo for the winter. He has been working at Detroit until the camp WEST SALEM West Salem, Or., Dec. 23. Mr Steel is suffering from an affected finger, caused by getting a sliver In his hand while getting a Christ mas tree. Lulu Clark and family have rented a house on Kingwood avenue. Margaret Kaster ot Salem was a recent caller at the home of her brorher. Joe Kaster. Mr. Perry and family of Idaho, who liave been Visiting at tue home of Mr. and Mrs. Sears on Fourth street, have left fcr Marsh-1 field. Mrs. Steeve and eon are occupy ing the house vacated by Mr. Brenner. Mre. 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Will Brown deliver a truck load of dressed meat to Portland Thure day. Miss Irene Wolfe will spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs, Tom Armstrong, Jr., In Salem. Mr. and Mrs L. H. Hunt and family and Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt and daughter Miss Nellie spent Friday evening in Woodburn a guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hunt. Frank Tlmmerman was out from Portland Thursday. He le closing a deal with Portland parties for the sale of his farm of 70 acres located near here. Mrs. Mary A. Overland la spend ing a few days in Portland with her daughter, Mrs. Roop. A. J. Mulhollond, berry grower, haa bought a new roadster and trailer and plans hauling his own berries this season. " MONITOR Monitor, Dec. 24 Mr. and Mrs. August Ramberg and daughter Ettle, Harlet and Louise of Can- by were entertained at Sunday dinner hy Mr, and Mrs, J, u. Ljen hart. Herman Len ha ri.lt of Independ ence visited with his sister, Mrs, W. A. Wolfe, last Thursday, Fri day and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jensen and daughter Barbara were Portland visitors Monday. A number ot Monitor people at tended the Christmas tree and program at the Thomas school Tuesday evening. Miss Helen Rostvold le home from 0 A. C. for the Christmas holidays. E. Lfndberg went to Portland last Wednesday where he spent a couple of days visiting his son and wife, Mr and Mrs. C. M. Llndberg before leaving Friday night tor Los Angeles to spend Christmas with his daughters, Mies Edna Llndberg and Mrs. James Cook end family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde re ceived a letter from their son William Tuesday telling them of his arrival in Marlcoblo, Venl zuela, where he has a position with the Shell Oil company. Those from Monitor attending the funeral ot Mrs. Alice For sythe, Friday, In Oregon City were Mr. and Mrs. Wf O. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wllllg, Mrs. Ed Vlck, Lester Wolfe and Mr. Herma'n Lenhardt of Independ ence. Mrs. Forsythe was a niece of Mrs. Wolfe's. Elmer Grimm Is home from the U, of O. for the Christmas holi days. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kelly receiv ed a telegram' Monday .morning telling them of the serious illness of Mrs, Kelly's mother, Mrs. Jen nie Snovely, ot Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Byron BaJlweber left Immediately for- Portland. Mrs. Snovely passed away Monday af ternoon .from heart trouble, the funeral service was Wednesday afternoon from the Bible Stand ard church In Monitor. Mrs. Elizabeth Hosier who was quite eick the first of the week is much improved at this writing. Mrs. Roy Bonney Is convales cing at her home after an opera tion at the Salem hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wegener, Weed, California, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Southmayd, Pacific City, Mrs. Carl Wegener and sons Ed, George and Ross of Lebanon, who had been to Oregon City to at tend the funeral ot their daugh ter and sister, Mrs, Alice Wegen er Forsythe, stopped oft here Sat urday and had dinner with Mrs, Wegener's sister, Mrs. W. G. Wolfe and family. Congregational church notice next Sunday Christmas sermon 10 a. m. Sunday school 11 a. m. Y P. C. E. 7 p. m. ROSED ALE Rosedale. Deo. 23 Mr. Ormal Trick visited , relatives at Spring field a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Delano of Port land conducted the services at the Friends church Sunday. Miss Laura Cammack is visiting friends In Portland for a few days, The Sunday school gave a Xmas program Sunday evening. The children enjoyed their annual Christmas party In the basement of the church Saturday afternoon, A few friends gathered at the Cole home Saturday evening tor a radio party. A number of the young people were entertained at the Tucker home Saturday night. riffle llisl mm Qreetinjs for a errjj Qhristmas and 61 Kp -ay Hamilton Furniture Co. 340 Court Street GREETINGS OF THE SEASON AND CHEER' FOR THE COMING YEAR! CO s- F "4 Cross Market Since 1884 U. S. Government Inspected "MEATS OF QUALITY AND FLAVOR". 370 State Street 1, 0 i 17 5- 9, ' 1 (Jh SINCERE . GOOD WISHES I jyf 9P$. CHRISTMAS 1 H NEW YEAR - 3 5Jggj Merry Christmas! THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL WISHES EVERY ONE OF ITS PATRONS AND FRIENDS THE VERY MERRIEST CHRISTMASS THEY HAVE EVER HAD . or United States National Bank Salem.Oregorv jil ' 1:J The OREGON WISHES YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS I STAR TODAY lt 1 ' hi K'Vm Ft OUR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM! Happiness and Heartcalies Hard knocks and softened blows, sweethearts and rivals, alley fights and street games, feature the heart story of Little Annie Knoncy, n waif of New York's slums, and never was Mary 1'ickford more appealing, more laughter-provoking, more tear compelling, than in this portrayal of the impish, ragamuffin, hoydenish role that made her The World's Sweetheart Hear Mcdonald Comedy News TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MATINEE 35c EVENINGS 35c 50c CHILDREN 10c OREGON 9 ' N '"i f , ' 1 V i i ' I
