Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-10
All Around Town

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Portland, and son of City Commits
sioner S. c. Pier, of the Rose city,
was visitor here today.
According to recent newspaper re-
ports, what the American Legion in
Astoria says, goes Fred Palmer of
Astoria visited here over the week end
Junction City. with it's quaint name
50 reminiscent of the days of stage
coaches and the pony express, was
represented on the register of the
Bligh hotel yesterday by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Lehman.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to Joseph Benedict, 25, Pine View,
Mont, and Tresa Hattinger, "a, Sub
Unity, Or, and Floyd w. Bibson, 25,
city and Letha L. Weiss, rs, city.
| Sergeant G. P. Helgerson, one of
the last members of Company l. to
return to his home in Dallas, was a
Salem visitor Saturday, en- route to
Portland to attend the Oregon Wash /
ington football game.
Miss Laurel Janz, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her parents, near
lSlverton, for the past two weeks, has
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her studies at the Capital Business
college.
Chas. E. Eckerlin, field representa-
tive of the state engineers office, is
in the city today from Malheur coun-
ty where he has been experimenting
work on the Jordan valley irrigation
project.
Owing to the fact that tomorrow,
Armistice day. is legal holiday, the
post office will be open only until ten
O'Clock in the morning. The rural de-
liveries will go out as usual, and
+. there will be but one delivery through
out the city.
= A suit to collect $3.50 for alleged
damages he sustained, and for the
b restoration of an auto he claims be-
longs to him, was filed here today by
a r. B. Shumway against the Marion
Garage company. Mr.. Shumway
claims that the Marion garage COM
+ !pany took possession Of an auto be-
d longing to him October 1, and since
|, has not restored it to him.
Because of the fact that Tuesday
N Armistice day, is legal holiday, sc
0, proclaimed by Governor Olcott, all Of
fices at the state house will be closed
1t is expected that the supreme court
j. which usually hands down it's weekly
Ut grist of opinions on Tuesday morn
r. ing, will defer this action this weel
h until Wednesday morning.
The marriage of Oscar w. Jame
r and Esther Anderson in Corvallis OF
"a November was announced late yes
10 terday Mr. James was graduated b.
n the Oregon Agricultural college il
1916. In 1917 he entered the army an
was with the 91st division overseas
IT, Only lately has he been discharged
r. Mrs. James is a daughter Of Mrs
ne Isabella Anderson of Salem. Mr.. Jane
e. will take a postgraduate course in ru
raj economics and Mrs. James wi
IN continue her work in home econom
fe les.
ur The Modern Woodmen of Amerio
81 are conducting drive for 10000
81 new members. The largest number {
candidates ever brought together 1
ne one time in Salem will be adopted D,
he cember 18th. The camps at Aumsvill
Chemawa, Dallas, Falls City, Ind
pendence Monitor, SCOTS Mills, Su-
rs. er, Woodburn, Silverton and Sale
M all will have classes for adoption ar
a big goose will be given to the ou
j., side team having the largest numb
ac- of candidates State Deputy A. P. Ma
er- tin of Portland and State Lecturer
A. Turner of Salem, will assist in II
initiation.
ull
ire Ladies Aid society of Presbyteri;
o. church announce their bazaar f
wn Nov. 14th, opening at 10 a. m.
church parlors. Booths and charm,
Utility, Mrs. Marcus; Aprons, Nj
ate Klein; Fancy work, Mrs Harbiso
lay Cooked food, Mrs. Crause; Mark
urn booth, Mrs Glenn Adams. Lunche
will be served cafeteria style from
p. m. Some of the good things to
IA served are baked beans, potato sala
vis- meat sandwiches, pumpkin pie, dou
nuts, coffee and tea and other go
things, rs
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