Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-26
All Around Town

Rubber boots repaired. New soles.
Heels. Anderson & Brown. 2S0*
Thanksgiving dinner will be served
at the Spa from 1 until 5 p. M. ESQ"
Salem police have notified river
points below the city to be oil the
lookout for a 10 foot skiff which was
stolen from the foot of Mill street,
some time Monday night. The skiff
belonged to the Salem Water com
pany, was painted gray, and the
chain with which it had been secur-
ed had been broken by the thieves.
Boots repaired. Anderson & Brown
formerly Watt Shipp Co. 2S0*
All public offices will be closed in
the city tomorrow. The city hall,
court house and state house will not
open. The post office will handle no
mail other than general delivery for
transients at the window between
nine and 10 o'clock in the morning.
There will be no deliveries in the city
Rubber boots and shoes repaired.
Anderson & Brown. 2SO&
E. I. Albert of Portland was in Sa-
lem today, while on his way home
from a trip in southern Oregon, He
was accompanied to Portland by his
brother and s.ster-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Albert. Hiss father, L. G.
Albert, will join them over Thanks
giving.
Thanksgiving dinner will be served
at the Spa from / until 8 p. m. 2S0*
Judge Kelly, of the circuit court,
will leave the city tomorrow for AL
bany where he will hear motions Fri
court during the jury term which be-
gins Monday. Judge Bingham will
leave Saturday for McMinnville and
hold court in Judge Belts stead,
M. w. Of A. and Royal Neighbors.
Masquerade social at Woodman hall
Thursday evening at s o'clock. Eats. !
281*
Mrs. Sol Levy, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Levy, will
leave for Portland tonight to attend
the performance of the symphony
orchestra.
:. Thanksgiving dinner served at the
Royale Cafeteria from II a. M. to 8
p. m. 2S0*
Lyn Wright, Fielding Lennon and
Roger w. Peck, of Tacoma, arrived
in Salem this morning and will remain
until Friday morning. The three
young men represent the Puget
Sound University football squad which
will play Willamette university to-
morrow on Sweetland field.
THANKSGIVING dinner served at the
Royale Cafeteria from IL a. m. to
p. m. ESQ
l Herbert Darby, a student at the
University of Oregon, is in Salem
I spending the holidays with his mother
, Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby. He has as
his house guest Bernard Nutting, from
the Oregon Agricultural college.
Mrs. A. j. Mcdonald of Eugene ar
rived in Salem this afternoon, and
will spend Thanksgiving here as the
guest of Mrs. f. J. Rupert.
D. j.. Mckenzie of Portland, is 8
business visitor in Salem today.
Taking of testimony in the Phe5
company suit against the Salem Fruit
Union and So Marion county logan
) berry growers was completed in cir
cult court here this afternoon. Due tc
y the holiday and change of court argu-
ments probably wont be made fol
several weeks.
; Percival Michael Blenkensof, 81, {
British subject residing in this city
today signed papers at the court house
: declaring his intention of becoming {
q citizen of the United States.
Alleging that no attempt has beer
9 made at payment on promissory note.
4 he gave to H.. l.. Goodwin, Howard
Teel today began suit in circuit cour
against Goodwin for judgment to the
extent of 1858 on one note, and So
suit costs, and $3.50 on another not,
> and $51.74 costs.
y Walter l.. Tooze, Jr., an attorne.
{ of McMinnville, was in Salem toda,
> on legal business. Mr.. Tooze has re
= Gently received his discharge from tn
army where he held the commission
of captain. He was formerly an at
torney of Dallas, but has taken up hi
Il practice in McMinnville since his re
Z turn from the army.
Miss Katharine Quinn of Portland
d W. W. MOORE
House Furnisher
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