Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
Capital City Brevities

A. G. Mayors has gone to Portland
on business.
Attorney B. G. Lytle, Of Portland, is
in the city today on business.
Save money on home furnishings by
patronizing our big cash clearance sale.
Buren, u Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eyre, who were
married here yesterday, have gone to
Portland on their honeymoon.
The men Of the Leslie M. =. church,
Meyers and South Commercial street,
will serve turkey dinner Friday ev-
ening from 6 to O'Clock. Price 25c
y. @. Minton, the defendant in the
damage suit brought by Maggie Mae
Iyie, and in which the former faces a
Judgment for $3.50, yesterday filed no.
tice of appeal to the supreme court
Dependable homo furnishings at less
than you can buy inferior goods for
elsewhere. Buren \ Hamilton's big
clearance sale.
A complaint for Sl76,O5, alleged to be
due on promissory note, was filed in
the circuit court yesterday by @. War.
ner against L. A. SCHNEIDER, OF al.
George N, Beck yesterday com.
menced action in tho circuit court
against W, +. Miller TO recover $e5OO,
alleged to be owing on contract vic.
lated by tho defendant.
A large party Of friends and ac.
quAintances Of Rev, II. It. Babcock and
wife assembled at tho s, P. passenger
depot last Tuesday evening to see the
popular minister off ON the train for
his new field in California.
The present crimpy weather is having
tendency TO drive Mr., Hobo from un.
der the straw stacks and barn lofts at
present, and compelling him TO seek the
more comfortable quarters within tho
city Jail. A full house OF sleepers was
recorded this morning by Chief She.
deck, many Of them scantily clad for
such weather:
L. D. Pettyjohn, the secretary Of the
81. Paul Commercial club, was in the
city yesterday on business, Secretary
Pcttyichn declares that 81, Paul is
making somo elaborate preparations TO
boost tho town as Il was never boosted
before, and that the commercial club Is
being built up encouragingly,
Our clearance sale Of furniture is the
greatest money.saying opportunity that
has been placed before Salem people
for years, Bprou & Hamilton,
Tom Kay Governor Vests special
agent, has been in the city since the
election on December !, on the lookout
for those who might desire to handle
the "hootlcg'' overtime, and ondeav-
oripg to "soc TO Il that Salem is kept
dry
Notwithstanding the fact that Salem
is conceded to be very dry. drinks were
sold over the bar in ono saloon last
night, at least Frank Collins, propric.
tor Of the Buffet, ON State street, uu.
locked his doors and invited in his old
patrons 20 como in aud enjoy some
firstratc beef tea, clam tea, oyster cock
tails, Lemonade and other soft thirst
qucnchcv, Tho Buffc, was soon packs,
with mon, and coin rang on the bar
merrily during the evening. Cicorgc n
Patterson, proprietor Of the bureau ~
loon, ON state strcot viii also open NJ
his place Of business soon Hc win sol
soft drinks and confectionery.
Tho Salem woman's club is mcctinl
with great success with the sale OF Re,
Cross seals EARLY Christmas shopper
arc liberal, and the club mcmhers ar
handing ont many Of the seals Tn
committee, composed cf Mrs \. I
lnaden chairman, Mrs, W. u. Burk
hardt lr., Mrs, William McCnchris,
Jr., and Miss Ellen Thlelscn, i workin
diligently, and I, has alrcaay broken al
previous sale records Tho vclunlcc
helpers yesterday were, Mira n
nishoR Mrs J. ,. Roberts, Misses Al
sAea Moccs and Ellen Thielsen, Mr.
W, N. Hamilton, Ms, Geo, " Rodgers
Mr.. George "a Rose, Mrs. W. NJ. Plimr
ton, Miss Aline Thompson, Mrs. Z
Miles, MrA A. q Kanmarck ana Mr.,
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