Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-27

W to Give Galbraith, 23, Woodburn a
I'd Freada Asboe, %, Monitor.
Visiting with friends, J. Jay Sulli- n
In of Lebanon spent Sunday in Sa- v
m. G
G.. B. Johnson, in charge of the a
eal estate department in the state e
lsurance commissioner office, spent n
le week end in Portland. a
Chauncey Butler of the automobile
egistration department in the secre- r
ary of states office, was an over 7
unday visitor in Portland. r
James Mott, attorney from Astoria, {
5as calling on Governor Olcott in be- IS
alf of AL Meadors, alleged parole vi
lator, today.
Captain j. P. Shaw of Milwaukee,
Until recently commandant of the
Soldiers Home at Roseburg, was a
business visitor at the governors Of
ice this morning.
William Robinson Boone, Portland
played at the dedication re-
,ita at the First Christian church last
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jack Of Wood |
burn, accompanied by their two |
Hazel and Elva, visited
with friends in the capital city Satur-
day.
According to the annual report of
the Oregon state board of account
ancy just filed with Governor Olcott
there are So registered public ac-
countants in the state at this time.
e. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion
and Polk counties for the National Life
Insurance Co., U. 8. A. Sec him for
full return premium policy on your
life, it's the only kind. Phone 1922
for interview. 267
N L. Josey of San Francisco, r. ].
Neff of Medford. w. N. Campbell Of
Medford and Charles Lilly of Los An
geles, were in Salem during the lat
ter part of the past week, in connec-
l. tion with a well known Oregon land
case.
! H. H. Pomeroy Of the state fire
marshalls department is in Barlow,
Clackamas county today, conducting
an investigation into the origin of a
fire which recently destroyed ware
house and some 40 bales Of hops stor-
ed therein.
4 Representing the Roycrofters New
York city, S. B. Wray was visiting iT
the city Saturday. The Roycrofters are
publishing memorial edition Lit
tie Journeys to the Homes of tht
Great" book containing terse bio
graphical sketches Of great and nea
great from the time of Washington t.
the present days Of Wilson and Per
t shing. Mr. Wray is securing order
among local dealers for the book.
3 To attend the greater homecom
e ing" at Corvallis Saturday, when tn
:, Stanford and Oregon Aggie gridiro
g heroes mixed, a group of Salem bus
Y mess men formed a party and motor
|, ed to the scene of activity. Those
S the group were Roy Burton, G.
Y Webb, f. G.. Myers, Merlin Hardin
IS Rolly Southwick, Lee Adams ar
l. Watt Shipp. The trip was made
IS Mr.. Myers car.
Mrs Mary Keith of Kingfishe
Oklahoma, has left for her home a
r. ter spending the summer in Orego
ar Mrs Keith has been the guest Of h
at brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. al
n Mrs. Charles Cooder, and of Mr.. al
ct Mrs. William H. Prunk, while In s
ig lem She has also visited with frien
ne in Portland, and number of au
tn trips and outing picnics have be
nd given in her honor during her st
IS, in the west.
ed
,e, Miss Violet FELTON,, daughter
ng Mrs. Charles Hall of Mission Botto
u land Henry Stafford, son of Mrs.
he w. Manning of Gervais, were MARI
as at the home Of the bride high no
m Monday. Rev. G L Lowell of the. UI
ler ed Evangelical church, performed
nd ceremony in the presence of
Id friends and immediate relatives
t. and Mrs. Stafford will be at home
their friends after October 81,
tte their home in Waconda.
the
pie At quiet ceremony at the Ev
ion gelical parsonage on Seventies
oys street this morning at ten o'cl'
for Miss Leona Girod became the b
ing lof Kenneth Runner. Reverend f.
,me Launer read the ceremony.
d a lyoung couple. both of whom are
aim known in and around Salem, left
lose mediately on a short wedding
ram. They will be at home to their fri'
,isla in a few days at their home in FL
ker; land.
ord, "
Ice Making one of the largest col
re- buttons thus far to the Roosevelt
the lmorial fund, members of the 81
Elks today turned over $S4 to II
urer D. w. Eyre. A single donatio
cific SIS was made by Paul Hauser. Acc
M. ling to figures released at 2:30 thi
the lternoon this makes a total of $9'
.eth- ceived. When the committees thr'
254s lout the county make their repo
THE end Of the week, It is exp'