Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-24
All Around Town

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Lee L. Gilbert, Elgin six distributor
for western oregon, was Portland
visitor Wednesday and Thursday.
/ |. l.. Patterson of Eola, was in Sa-
lem yesterday. Mr.. Patterson repre-
sented Polk county in the senate dur
ing the last session of the legislature.
1 Visiting with friends and business
acquaintance, w. r. Jackson is
spending the day in the capital city.
He is from Roseburg.
i On business for the government,
John j. Collins of Woodburn, visited
in Salem yesterday. While in town he
was guest at the Argo.
On a business trip in this part of
the valley, E. J. Bell of Bellingham,
Wash, stopped over in the capital
city yesterday.
w. C. Franklin has gone to Port
land and Tigard on a short business
trip. While there he will visit the
Gladiolus farm of w. L. Crissey at
\ Bull Run.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lucas will
leave tomorrow for Kennewick, Wn.,
where Mr.. Lucas has accepted po-
sition with a leading grocery firm.
J. H. Lauterman proprietor of the
A,frp 1,o IL 4 -
visit to Mill City. He reports a light
snow fall in that section yesterday
morning.
Word has been received in Salem
that the wheat market is again open
and orders will be received for ship
ping.
:, Miss Emma waldorf, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Bertha Waldorf
spent Thursday in Portland as the
guests of friends.
N. F. Savage, who is employed in
the dry goods department of Barnes
Cash store, is ill at home with a
slight attack Of rheumatism.
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Among the Portlanders who visit
ed in Salem Thursday were Mr.. and
, Mrs. Neil j. Mclean and daughter,
and G. N. Mclean.
Manager T. E. McCroskey, Of the
Salem Commercial club, was in Port
land Friday, attending to business
connected with the club.
Called there on business Justice Of
. the Peace Glen Unruh left Salem Fri
! day morning for Portland. He will
return to this city Saturday evening.
All the way from Windsor, Canada
came Thomas J. Ford, who stopped
at the Marion hotel during his brief
visit in the city Thursday.
Chairman VIM. A. Marshall of the
industrial accident commission is in
q Portland today attending a session of
the Columbia basin branch of the ex-
/, tecutive committee of the national
safety council.
Il e. N. Duffy, business manager of
the Oregon Agricultural college, and
Prof. e. d. Ressler, a member of the
o. A. c. faculty, were here from Cor
Wallis Friday, transacting business
. with various state departments.
d. c. Pierce, vice president and
9 manager, and L. A. McNary, attor.
ney, for the Northwestern Electric
l,t,ci tricit iY
the office of tSate Tax Commissioner
: Lowell, Friday.
A petition requesting that w. V
: Daniels be appointed guardian of II
|. year old Andrew Franklin Daniel.
q was filed yesterday. Young Daniels
has undivided interest in property
e valued at one thousand dollars.
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Mrs. Alice H. Dodd, secretary o.
the home section of the American
# Red Cross, received word yesterday
: that ex-navy men care now entitled
to wear the official bronze victor,
button, and invites all former sailors
+ to call at the office in the post offic,
Q building and receive theirs.
# Because of the unusual activity il
# THE commercial life of the countr.
= lthe representatives of several eastern
firms covering this territory hav
been SO numerous that the sampl
: Irooms in the Marion hotel have beel
n inadequate to accommodate them an
1t they have had to use extra rooms a
is the hotel.
Next Monday, October 81, has bee
l. set aside as the date on which tn
to Elks will begin their campaign 70
IT the purchase Of war saving stamp.
IN according to those who know. Saler
Mt | is far behind the rest of the towns /
10 Oregon in the purchase of the stamps
er and in order to bring the city up
IF the standard, the Elks have volun
er lteered their services. Merchants hav
r. iagreed to display in their window
t. cards announcing the fact that tn
d. little green certificates are on sale /
their establishments; other plans al
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