Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-16
Capital City Brevities

ty Brevities
ID The crew of men cleaning I'D the
ct l2r'rg in the center of Marion street
e. Is getting well along with the work at
m present and the thoroughfare will he
20 in first class condition shortly The
20 soil is being worked over afresh and it
le is the intention of the park board to
SO plant it with grass.
le Walter Thompson, the well known
ID former police officer of this city, met
h with an accident last night. While rid.
y ing his wheel around corner in Yew
Park, the machine ran over banaoa
peeling with the result it skidded from
T. underneath the rider. Mr.. Thompson
y sustained a bruised leg and the wheel
h was damaged considerably.
IS Dr. May nerve specialist, Masonic bid
A bicycle was stolen In this city Sat.
: urday and Sheriff Esch is busy sending
! out information concerning the machine.
The wheel is Watt shipp STANDARD,
0 maroon color and numbered 1904.
Meals, 15c. Salem restaurant, 17s
" South Commercial street.
Using as topic, "ohina Past and
. Present." Prof r. G. Heuke, of vii.
lamette university, will give talk be.
fore the Salem Six O'Clock club at the
First Methodist church tomorrow even. /
ing Professor Heuke spent several
: years in China and is authority ON mat
ters of interest concerning that nation.
Scott Bosarth, former well known
Salem man but now a resident of Por.
land, has returned there after visit
here.
Mr., and Mrs, F. $, and Mr.. Richard I
Barton are in tho city visiting at the
home of Misses Lulu R. and Luisa j.
Walton. The visitors are from Elmurst.
Long Island, and the gentlemen intend
to 70 into business in Salem. They will
make their home at 700 North l7th st.
Mrs L. g. Halls dressmalNng school,
SO1 South Commercial, corner Mission,
quickly teaches drafting, cutting, fit.
ting, designing, draping Tuition very
reasonable.
The Philidorian and Philodosian 30.
cietios Of Willamette university are
planning to celebrate the completion OF
tho work of remodelng their building.
scene representing a Japanese garden
wll be arranged In one Of the halls and 3,
other elaborate preparations are being
made for the event The celebration
viii take place next Saturday evening"
Take q look at the fresh vegetables
we are getting in. They arc the first
aud the best Of tho season. The Sunset
grocery, South Commercial street. al
No, 19l g
Tho dOfondant in the case OF Il B. =
Copeland against h, N, Morris has filed :,
a transcript on appeal from the Justice
court to the circuit court, The suit was !,
tried In tho justice court aud the plain.
tift was given Judgment in the sum Of y
$62iO.
Lot us holp you place piano in your J
home' We soil all the best makes, and =,
we have a plan Of easy payment that !,
you will like The Wiley b, Allou Co, .
4" u Fetors Mgr, 52l Court. Al
The estate Of the late Catherine '
Coulter has been admitted to probate . "
by Judge Bushey The estate consists y "
of real and personal property and is :,
valued at $500. Tho heirs are Clara q
sullns of San Jose, California, aad :, ~
Elonoro Giprd, Of Salem. The latter -
was appointed administrative of the
estate.
Orchard work Ia beginning. Got p
shafer to III your team with a set e. !.
harness for working close up to the n,
trees Everything in quality leather az p
lsi South Commercial. ~