Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-23
All Around Town


Read page l51 last weeks saturda,
Evening Post. 25l
L. p Campbell of Newberg is
guest at the Argo hotel.
Forming a party that is tonliciie,
at the Bligh hotel are Fred Wood
house, Matt Young and Ed Holsna,
of Vancouver, Wash.
Among the Portlanders who ar,
visiting in Salem today are Mr.. an,
Mrs. R. E. Mentor. They are stop
ping at the Bligh
From Corvallis come: Mr. and Mrs
Batty Cooper who are staying at tn,
jBligh.
Guy Porter spent Wednesday /,
Portland, attending to business ant
visiting with friends.
Joe Richardson, assistant stat,
treasurer, went to Portland, this morr
ing on official business.
Mrs. Hezekiah Brus k of Independ.
.ence, visited with friends in Salem
yesterday.
J. L. Bum halls from. Albany. and
is in town on brief business visit
Whlle here he .isSat the BIigh.
E. Wilkensono dcoilfss lis anYsJne
the out of town visitors who, are stay
ing at the Bligh .hotel.a
Twinn Falls Idaho. is the home of
Eugene Huddleson, one of the guests
at the Bligh.
Wanted, loan of $1,000 on A No. l
city property on long thine. See sF'iem-
ing Realty Co., State ,ssst. 251+
Registering from Alaska, but Civ
ing no definite address, George Mix
and F. j. Peoatiovich are stopping at
the Bligh.
j. B. Coleman of Jacksonville,
county assessor of Jackson county, and
"a former Salenite, spent Thursday
visiting friends in the city.
j. e. Aitken of Medford, state su-
perintendent of screens for the fish
and game commission, spent Thurs
day in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Hood are Port
landers who are spending the day in
Salem. They are guests at the Bligh.
Public Service Commissioner III. HI
Corey is back from eastern Oregon
where he spent the first of the week
conducting hearings at Condor, The
Dalles and Dufur
w. McLaren has opened offices in
the BreymanA block on Commercial
street, where he will handle real es
tate, loans and investments. Mr.. Nc
Laren is formerly of Ontario. Canada.
but has resided in the states for a
number Of years.
Reverend, J . r. Ruek,i pastor of st.
Joseph's Catholic church, was in
volved in a slight auto accident YES
terday afternoon, when to avoid run
ming into woman who unexpected
ly crossed the street in front of him
ne was forced to make sharp turn.
The slippery pavement caused the
car to swerve and the rear wheel was
on the curbing.
Under the auspices of the Marion
county Holiness association, Rever-
end Joseph Smith well known evan
gelist, will conduct a series of serv
ices at the South Salem Friends
church, from October 26 to Novem-
ber IA.
The loss of city. warrant made
out June 16, 1919, to oliver. Matthews
was reported Thursday morning by
City Recorder Race. The warrant was
For $13.96, and was No. 2695g. Paw
ment on the check has been cancell-
I'd, and it is, pointed out by Recorder
Race that any attempt to cash the
warrant will be useless.
A building permit was issued
Thursday, for the alteration and re-
pair OF one story brick building. TO
Joseph Baumgartner, lat N. Com
nercial street. The cost of this work
VIII be approximately $4,000, Mr..
6aumgartner told the city recorder.
A bulletin, setting forth interesting
acts and figures of the growth of the
Capital Post, American Legion, and
coming meetings of the
was being prepared
Thursday, and will probably be mail
'd out to members tomorrow. Lead
'rs report an increase of membership
'eceived during the past week.
A Bible conference is scheduled to
axe place at the First Baptist church
october 29 to October 81, inclusive.
t will be conducted by DIR. James M.
tray, dean of the Moody Bible insti-
ute of Chicago, and by DR.. w. p.
White, for eighteen years pastor of
he Baptist church in Albany. Both
men are said to be able lecturers and
veil acquainted with the subjects
hey will discuss.
In order to attend the fire preyen-
ion pictures being shown at the First
congregational church last evening,
he Business Mems league adjourned
hortly after convening, without trans
lcting any of its scheduled business.
The meeting will be held Wednesday.