Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-20
All Around Town

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Suit to collect a promissory note, and
or a Judgment of $500, and attorney
ees of $50, was filed in the county
office Saturday by O. C. Wolfe
Wilbur and Blanche Gaines.
Hawaiians tonight at the Oregon y
c. =. Wilson, until recently a mem
,er Of the Capital journal $ reporter
al staff, has accepted the city editor
ship of the Eugene Daily Guard and
commenced his work there this morn
ng.
En- route from his home in Dallas to
the Pacific Dental college where he is
a course in pharmacy, Fred
sergeant in Company L and vet
eran of the world war, was in Salem
for a few hours today.
- Ws
See Diamond t Farm special at Ma
rion garage. $50
Owing to alterations being made at
kurtz packing plant, for comfort Of
women workers, will not resume oper-
ations until Wednesday, will then have
work for seventy five women. 24S*
T. A. Albert, S64 Mill street spent
Sunday in Portland as the guest of
his two sons. He reports the highway
in comparatively good condition ex
cept for a short stretch near Aurora
where a detour was necessary.
Viavi-The old original home rene
dy, for men, and children. Mrs
Foar, dealer. Hotel Marion. 24s
E. Z. Blanchard Of Grants Pass, at
torney for the state land board il
Douglas county, dropped in On G. G
Brown, secretary of the board, Mon
day, on his way home after a visi
with relatives in Ohio and Chicago.
DR.. Chalmer Lee George, dentist, 31a
314 Masonic bldg. Phone 181. rs
Mrs. j. S. Taylor of Shearers Bridge
Ore, was spending Saturday visiting a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. @. A
Lewis, ga North 18TH street. Mrs. Tay
lor went from here to Eugene, wher
she will visit a son, then she intend
to return to Salem and spend a length
visit here.
The theft of an auto, bearing Or
gon license 1927, from Corvallis LAT
Saturday night, was reported to loo;
authorities early Sunday morning h
Sheriff Gellatly of Benton county. p
Ilice here were on the lookout for Il
: missing car- Monday.
DIR. s. G. Stone will he found at T
| ler's Drug Store, 1877 South CONNIE
Ecial street.
Mrs. Grace e. Hall, whose poetry
a daily feature of the Portland Oh
: Egonian, was in Salem last week as t
t guest Of her father, D. F. Adams w
resides on the Wallace road. While he
MRS. Hall was the guest of honor at
reception given by her father - ME
Mrs. me-. p. Adams.
Six room bungalow, modern exec
basement, full lot, 1888 Saginaw. $
E750; half cash, balance 6 per cent. {
! owners there.
: Under direction Of Street Comm
e sioner Low, a crew of IL men are br
: in tho city repairing cross walks a
streets. With the cessation Of act
street Improvement work early in
fall, the street commission takes
n the work of repairing.
n Contemplating the construction o.
IL new building soon, the Salvation az
Ihas. bought the building, next to ID.
White and Sons, from J.. Bernardo
George Dunsford, and plans to r
the present structure are being con
IN cred. Consideration in the DEAL WI
was recorded Saturday, vas $500.
Wanted-$1400 loan on modern
OF property value $4,000. See VIM. Elem
r. BAL State street.
of -
m H. H. Corey, public service com
sioner made a tour of inspection of
fencing along the Line of the Va
and Siletz railroad in Polk and Ben
ub counties, Friday in response to a.
" NAL complaint filed with the conn
sion alleging that the road failed
maintain adequate fencing along
right Of way:
OIL Owing to- alterations being made
or Kurtz packing plant, for comfort
We women workers, will not resume Q
~ations until Wednesday, will then !
work for seventy five women.
ar
tie 1916 Chalmers, first class meehi
at ieaa condition, electric lights, sta
AN err, all leather upholstered, $3.50.