Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-20
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Court House News


Charging careless driving on the part
of Christian Aim in driving a Chalmers
automobile nsuch manner as to cause
the death of Mrs. Cora Matlock on the
| Silverton road in October, C. N. Mat
lock, as administrator of the estate of
the deceased, has filed suit for dam
ages in the circuit court in the sum of
$500. Included in the suit is Julius
Aim, father of Christian Aim, the driv-
er of the machine, both of Silverton.
1t is alleged in the complaint that
Aim was driving the Chalmers machine
at the rate of 80 miles per hour and
that he was driving on the southerly
side of the road when he should have
been on the northerly side. In the Ford
automobile that was struck by the Chal-
mers machine, were Mrs. Cora Matloek,
Mrs. Florence Weeks, Mrs. Maggie Ivie,
Mrs. A. NJ. Matlock, Josephine Matlocl1,
a daughter aged nine years, and a
daughter of A. M. Matlock, aged two
years.
A suit for divorce was begun Satur.
day by Edith NJ. Franklin against Lea
Franklin. She asks custody of the min.
or child, which is five years old. She
alleged that her husband is now con.
fined in prison in Oklahoma and that he
is bootlegger and has treated her in
q cruel manner.
Judge Galloway granted divorce to
Mrs. Laura Breen Saturday She alleg.
ed desertion. She asked charge of the
minor child and share of certain prop.
erty.
Judge Galloway granted q divorce to
Sigmund Herschbach Saturday from
Mac1alena Herschbaeh. Desertion was
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Guy Phelps and his family, who have
recently come to Salem from Philomath
The affair will be under the auspices
of the Ladies Aid society. and "A cor,
dial welcome is extended to all friends
of the church.
Thursday afternoon the Elite Embroi.
derry club was entertained at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. d. II. Wcyant. Following
an afternoon of Sewing, the hostess
serve refreshments assisted by Mrs
h. Atherton.
The club members present were Mrs
p. l.. Frazier, Mrs. w. l.. Bryant, Mrs
C. Il. McIntire, Mrs. Bert Waller, Mrs
Otto Shellberg Mrs. Eugene Ruelison
Mrs. Fred Baker, Mrs. Ray Clarke, Mrs
Nellie Knox, Mrs. A. NJ. Clough and
Mrs. c. G. Givens-
! Considerable interest is being shown
in the approaching calendar party to be
given by the Woman S Relief Corps at
room l5l in the Masonic building on
Saturday November the twenty fifth
The women have spent many weeks
preparing for the bazaar and an array
of useful, fancy and necessary things
all OF which will be suitable for Christ
mas gifts will be for sale with lelect
albe home mades There will be booth
for each day OF the week and the arti
clcs will prove boon to anyone desir
Gus of obtaining pretty gifts at reas
enable prices.
Wonderful blossoms and message,
of sympathy are finding their way tC
passed away today at his residence or
State street.
Mr.. Breyman is the father of Mrs
William Brown and Mrs. William II
Eldridge of this city and Mrs, Rudolf
Prael of Portland and was one of Sa
lem S most prominent citizens.
He was dearly beloved by all who
knew him and had many devoted
friends all over the state. The funeral
services will bc>held at the residence Oh
State street Wednesday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Moses motored
to Salem from Portland today and are
guests of Dean and Mrs George II. Al
den. They will return tomorrow.
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