Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-06
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R. +. Peters, .ana, 5r of the Wiley
B. Allen Co. i3 in Eugene today on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Roland went
to Jefferson this morning for an over
Sunday visit with Mrs Roland g pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shoemaker,
A fire at Independence last night
destroyed what is known as the old
Walker hotel, a grocery store and IT,"
Walker saloon. All the buildings burn
ed were frame structures.
A. marriage license was this morning
issued to C. A. Hannegan and Miss Yer
onica Schneider, both of st. Louis, this
county. The marriage is scheduled to
take place in the church at st. Louis
next Tuesday.
The Woodmen of the World entertain
ed about 25 members of the Marion
lodge last evening. A banquet of more
than usual excellence was served, fol
lowing the limitations and program.
About IT'S were present.
Harry Miller, of Oregon City, and
Raymond Dimmick, of WOodburn, are
guests of Floyd Mcintyre on North
Capital street. They win be here during
the annual convention of the Salem dis
trict Of the Epworth League, in session
at the Jason Lee Methodist church.
Thet Grant Junior High school foot
ball team and the Washington Junior
High school met this morning, resulting
in RATHER disastrous defeat for the
Grant team as the score stood, Grant, 0;
Washington. 80. R. Archibald was ref
cree, c. Archibald, head linesman, and
D. Rexford, umpire.
Regular services will be held tomor-
row at the United Evangelical church
on North Cottage street, between Cen
II
Winter will deliver a sermon on,
Heavenly Recognition. The Junior
Endeavors will meet at o'clock in the
afternoon, and at $50, the Young Peo-
Pile 8 meeting, with Miss Ferol Flesher
as leader.
Work on the re-surfacing of eight
blocks on Highland avenue began few
days ago by the city. This street was
formerly of macadam, and in order to
put it in good condition, it will be
necessary to spike and grade it, after
which a coating of crushed gravel and
oil will be put on. Following this work,
the street will be rolled and will then
be in fine condition.
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Regarding the death today of Gil
fford Busey, who was killed while at
tempting to board a moving train, in
structions have been issued not only
from the superintendent's office, but at
different times by Principal Gannett of
the Washington school, positively for
bidding the boys at any time to attempt
to climb on any of the trains. These
INSTRUCTIONS ndu DeeH impressed On Ihe
boys only few days ago.
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The public market seemed to be do
ing thriving business this morning, as
eight of the booths were taken and a
goodly supply of farm produce was of
/ fered and customers were showing a
disposition to buy. One Jap discovered
that public market was a good thing
and was on hand with a fair supply of
celery and carrots. One week from to-
day, the semi-monthly market and sales
day will be held in the Waring barn.
The annual convention Of the Salem
district of the Epworth League open
ed last evening in the Jason Lee Me-
mortal church with an attendance of
about rs from outside districts. After
the address of welcome by V. ]. Wood
ruff and response by president Of the
district, the Rev. J. G. Spencer, the ev-
ening was given to program of music
and entertainment. Miss Marguerite
Flower sang and Mrs. ]. Montcaln
Brown gave several recitations. Miss
Blanch Drake, fourth vice.president Of
this district, had charge of the enter.
tainment for the evening.