Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-08

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Miss Gladys Chandler is being visited
by Miss Leith Bilyeu, of Sheridan.
Fred Voget was a business visitor in
Falls City yesterday. Mr.. voget is
connected with the Falls City Lumber
Company.
Mrs. Edward Hirseh, of Portland, is
the guest Of Mrs. George II. Burnett,
on north High street. Mrs. Hirsch is
the wife Of the late Edward Hirsch,
who was postmaster here for many
years.
Mrs. Lee West and daughter have
gone to Champoeg on visit.
Miss Anna johnson, Of Dallas, was in
the city yesterday visiting.
1t cost just $4,000 to hold the refer.
endum election in che county last Tues
day, according to County Clerk Gehl-
har. of the amount $2l54.sO was paid
out for judge and clerk hire and $l64G
was paid out for registering the voters
at the court house.
A complaint for divorce was filed in
the circuit court yesterday by Roy E.
Collins against Erma C, Collins. The
plaintiff is seeking a separation on the
grounds that his wife is unfaithful.
A suit to quiet title to lands in this
county was filed in the circuit court
yesterday by J. P. Wilbur against NJ.
Linch ct al.
Mrs. Mildred Bradeson has returned
to her home in Trout Lake, Wash, after
visiting her mother, Mrs. Owen Baker,
Of this city, for a few days.
A complaint to recover $66S.55 alleg
ed 10 be due on promissory note was
filed in the circuit court yesterday by
A. J. Bower and w. s. Hollingsworth
against John and Lizzie Kirsch.
John Craig, an Oregon pioneer, is se-
riously i'll at his home on Union street.
David Craig, the ill man S son, of Ber,
kelley, Cal, arrived yesterday to be
with his father.
Attorney-General Crawford, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Crawford, are in Albany
this afternoon to see the football game
and, as the general says, to "take his
summer vacation
The total valuation of property liable
to taxes in school district No. "a this
year is $12,19S,6lO, according to the
compilation Of figures made by County
Assessor West. This amount is a de-
crease under that of last year of $S4,
553.
Mrs c. H. Butts and two sons, of AL
bany, arrived this morning and will
spend today and Sunday with Mrs.
Butts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Clarke, who reside near the fair
grounds.
Some exceptionally cold weather is
expected in this vicinity within the
next month or so, according to several
Old-timers who sized up the future eli
matte conditions today, They say that
there is every indication of cold wealth
er seen and that the coming winter will
probably the coldest on record
William p. Lord, Jr., of Portland, is
in The city today looising after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolley f. Ritchie left
this morning 70 Portland to spend Sun
day with Mrs. Ritchie's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John BudlOng, formerly of Sa-
lem.
Judge Galloway this afternoon is
hearing testimony in the partition case
brought by Mrs. Clara France against
John France, The case involves the
disposition of certain undivided lands
owned By the parties in this county and
the custody of three minor children.
Attorney William Holmes, of Port.
land, was in the city this morning on
business. Attorney Holmes is former
Salem man, having moved to Portland
several months ago.
Attorney Franklin 7. Griffith has re.
turned to Portland after transacting
business here for few days. Mr. Grit.
fifth is chief counsel for the Oregon
Electric Co.
Miss Eugena Williams left this after
noon for Astoria to visit her sister,
Mrs Hubert Bingham for few days.
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