Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-01
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The office Of the Standard Liquor
Co., Inc, will be open as usual for the
purpose of paying and collection of
bills, regardless of the outcome of the
pending election. A. G. Magers, Pres
Mrs. s. s. Mosher, of this city, has
lost the index finger of her left hand
the operation being performed at the
Willamette Sanitarium. Mrs. Mosher
is the mother of Mosher, the tailor.
G. Q. Smith, ct al, Of Stayton, last
Saturday filed an amended complaint
against County Judge Bushey, in which
they ask for an order restraining the
defendant from declaring the local op-
tion election held in Stayton on No.
vember 4.
Clinton Vandevert, of South Bend,
Ore, is in the city visiting this week.
A motion for an order granting the
plaintiff 800 attorney fees was sus-
tanned last Saturday in the divorce
case of Alice Z. Kennedy against
Thomas N. Kennedy.
The office of the Standard Liquor
Co., Inc, will be open as usual for the
purpose Of paying and collection Of
bills, regardless of the outcome Of the
pending election. A. G. Magers, Pres.
Miss Corolyne Chase, bride.elect, was
complimented with miscellaneos
shower Friday evening, November 2l-
when a merry crowd gathered at her
home on Salem Heights. Decorations
of hearts and supids, combined with
chdysanthemums, made pretty and most
appropriate adornments for the rooms.
The guests wrote kindly advice to the
bride on leaves of paper which were
bound together in book form, to be
cherished in remembrance of her girl.
hodd friends. Many beautiful and
useful gifts were showered upon the
bride'elect, accompanied by congrat.
ulations and sincere wishes for hap.
py future. Dainty refreshments round.
cd out the delightful affair,
just little carelessness, just little
cold. You forget your rubbers. Why
not let +. p. Shafer, the saddle and
harness man, 1877 South Commercial
street, show you where few cents
spent may POSSIBLY save dollars for
you, in health.
The office Of the Standard Liquor
Co. Inc, will be open as usual for the
purpose of paying and collection Of
bills, regardless of the outcome of the
pending election, A. G. Magers, Pres.
Clyde Nichols left yesterday for his
home in Astoria, after spending Thanks
giving with friends and relatives in this
city. Mr. Nichols is employed at the
electric light plant in Astoria.
The preceptress at Lausanne hall
went last week TO Portland on vaea.
tlon, and Miss Leila Lent filled the po.
sition during her absence,
A complaint to collect $l9s.5O, alleged
to be due on a promissory note is filed
today in the circuit court by D. A.
Madison against Shelly II. Cornell,
A meeting Of the loganberry growers
in and around Salem win be called soon
by Secretary Bynon, Of the Salem Com.
mercial club, for the purpose of talking
over plans to extend the industry, as
soon DIS possible.
A complaint for divorce was filed In
the circuit court last Saturday by Cora
HendcrShott again j. A. Hendershott |
The plaintiff 10 asking for a separa.
tion on the grounds Of cruel and inhu
man treatment, and asks 5000 temper.
ary alimony, ss5 for the support Of |
herself and one minor child, and 1880
general alimony
Miss Alice Fields, Of this city Is be. |
ing visited by her cousin, Miss Rather,
inc Fields, Of Portland.
Marriage licenses; Albert u. Bass
and Mable L. Moses, Of staytcu, and
W. J. Smith. Of Portlr I'd, and Edna c. !
Murphy Of wacOada,