Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-04

II W. A. Irwin today filed complaint
in the circuit court again G. A. Wall,
ing and wife to recover $322.95 alleged
to be due plaintiff on goods sold and
delivered.
E. 7. Root, an architect of Portland,
has filed complaint in the circuit
court against ]. M. Poorman to re-
cover $343 alleged to be owing him for
labor performed.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
are preparing for "supper" to be
held at the church Friday evening,
Nov. 7. All friends and members are
invited to be present.
Ben Dice, for years well known
local character, died in Portland last
Saturday after a long illness occasion.
ed by tuberculosis, His remains were
brought to this city for burial today.
The current event class of the Salem
Woman 3 club will meet at 2:30 p. M
Tuesday, November A, at the city Ii.
brary for the purpose Of hearing a
discussion on the subject-Panama
canal
Hill Hilderbrand, the young man who
was knocked in the head and robbed
by two unknown men near East Inde
pendence last week, is getting along
nicely now The police have not ap
pretended the thugs as yet.
The trial of Homer Yates, who has
been indicted for murder in the first
degree for killing Mrs Hayes, at Fruit
land, will begin November at 10 a
m. Yates is still being held in the
county Jail without bail.
The remains of George Bingham, who
died in Roseburg last Friday, were
brought to this city yesterday and
the funeral was held from the under
taking parlors of Lehman & Clougt
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The body
was buried in City View cemetery.
Last Saturday the china season came
to close in this state and while many
Of the birds were sent to the happy
hunting grounds during the open season
hunters in this vicinity declare thai
the territory outside Of the game re
erves are full Of roosters, while her
chinas are too numerous to mention.
Mamie, M. Hayden, guardian of tn,
person and estate Of Miller B. Hayden
a minor, has filed complaint in tho
circuit court against w. o. Hayden
Clell Hayden and wife and John H
McNary, the latter as guardian of tn,
estate and person of Ben Isaac Max
well, to clear title to certain landi
owned by both parties to the suit,
The public library will have an ex
hibit of children 8 books supplementinl
the exhibit they had short time ago
This is especially for parents and ad
ults interested in getting books foi
children. The books are practical and
what tho children would like to own
The library will have these on exhi
bition about two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs Claude =, Hill, who
were united in marriage here last Fri
day night, have returned from honey
moon trip to Albany and Portland
They will reside for the present al
the home Of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Hill, at the corner
of Market aud Fifth streets. Mr.. Hill
is in charge Of the mems furnishings
department at Price shoe store, while
the bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearmine, who reside on theiI
farm north Of the city.
Mrs, Della Bum and daughter, Mil
dred, and little Harold, left recently
for their home in Iowa. The Willamette
valley was very much appreciated by
Mrs. Bum, who expresses herself many
times as wishing she could live here
She visited here about two months and
a half with her partnts, Mr.. and Mrs
G, Il. Whitney, of North Liberty street
and sisters and brothers Of Salem.
A motion for a new trial was filed
in the circuit court yesterday by VIM
Petzel, administrator of the estate Of
Joe Petzel, deceased, and G. p. Trasl,
ct al, the plaintiffs in the damage case
in which the Oregon Electric company
was defendant. The plaintiffs were
suing for $500 and $4,000 respectively
and the jury last week returned YER
diet in favor Of the defendant. The
plaintiffs aver in their motion that they
are entitled to new trial on the
grounds one Of their principal witnesses
Peter Kufner, WIS not allowed enough
time in which TO appear and testify.
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