Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
All Around Town

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Girl wanted at the Spa.
Dance armory Saturday night. s p. tn
m. 239* I'M
R. E. Pomeroy, physician and sur mt
geon, has opened offices in the Oregon Or
building, rooms 301-2-3. 341* st;
Oglesby Young Portland attorney,
was transaeting business at the state Ci
capitol Wednesday. ha
Dance Chemawa Thursday night. he
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Mrs. Mae Robe has bought the mod
ern home on 18th street, between Che
meketa and Court, from Frank Durbin. Pl
She will move in at once. hs
Norma NTerwillig iger, licensed lady EN- le
balmer with Terwilliger Funeral Home, to
ITO Chemeketa st. Phone 724. hi
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Six room bungalow, modern except
basement, full lot, 1888 Saginaw. $2,
$50; half cash, balance per cent See 2
owners there. I'll
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Wanted $14O0 loan on modern city ii
property value $4,000. See Vim. Fleming b,
BAL State street. m
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m. Dance a'm0ry saturday n'sh'' ssJs P,
Lee L. Gilbert, Elgin Six distribut- in
: OF for western Oregon, returned to Sa- te
lem Thursday from Portland, where he re
went to attend to business. az
Saun Louie, proprietor of small HI
restaurant on High street opposite the
Oregon Electric depot. has sold his in
terests in it,
A license to conduct shooting gal Fl
lery was issued Thursday by City Ia
Treasurer Rice to A. E. Smith Mr.. Fl
Smith opened the gallery at 17S South n
Commercial street today.
f. w. Steusloff, the packing plant
man, returned to Salem Wednesday n
night from Seattle and other Puget d
Sound points where he had gone on a /
tour of inspection of packing plants. v
Warren Belt, secretary of the Wash =
ington state board of control, was a
state capitol visitor Wednesday while II
visiting with Justice Burnett of theJ
Oregon supreme court and Jsdge Har
ry Belt of Dallas
Il. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion |;
and Polk counties for the National Life =
Insurance Co., u S. A. See him for a
full return premium policy on your =
life, it's the only kind. Phone 1922 = :
for interview. 267
a Artisans attention. Regular meeting
Thursday night, October 9th, Masonic
hall, 8 D. M District Organizer Garret
will address the assembly on a men,
present. 240*
In the case of Robert Lee Boehmer j
VS. Julius Silverstone and Seneca Fouts
which was up for argument before the s
supreme court, Wednesday. Silverstonel
and Fouts, both well known lawyers,
acted as their own attorneys.
&c. e. Cochran of Portland, attorneys|'
for the O.-W. railway. accompanied by
his father, Sam Cochran of La Grande
called on members of the public ser
vice commission Wednesday, while
transacting business in Salem.
Geo q R~nwu sacrntarv IF thc
state land board, and Justice Geo. Fl.
Burnett, are in Eugene today attend
inc the grand commandery, knights |.
Templar, of which Mr.. Brown is grand
commander for Oregon.
H. c. Bressler brought in a turnip /
from his farm miles north of the
city that weighs 3-4 pounds He says
there are many like it--in fact it is
fsrun of garden" 1t measures inches
in diameter.
Earl L. Fisher, former resident of
Albany who is now employed in the |
tax department at the court house, has
- bought the home owned by George W.
Gray at 1881 State street, and is now
moving in.
Edward A. DUNCAN recently pur-
chased the 80 acre improved farm on
Howell prairie. owned by Elvffr<Hew.
Consideration in the deal, which was
handled by the w. FL. Grabenhorst
company, was $4,000.
P. L. Pearson and wife, who came
to this city several days ago, is visit
inc at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
Westinghouse, Liberty street. After
visitino here few days Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearson will go to California for an
extended visit.
Western Conservatory of Music OF
Chicago ILL.,, Frank e. Churchill rep