Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-23

sr!y street. returned Mana Nor.n Lib
'S'' with relatives in Portland
Iscs"odoo Sdoert r kennon. who is attena,n.
5suooi pa IN Salem, left on Manss,. ss.ns sas
hep,sna ssana where he viii snsns ~ ~
holidays with his parents. psn' 'hs
in.r,, ee salem ministers forn,es ,
pai'y which journeyed to por,,a a !, !
t~onaay They were Revereras w xs :
cali. anu hiram Pur-
attorney d. c. Lewis, member .,
tne state legislature from NIulsnes,,a, !, !,
county was in Salem on official hns
mess Monday ous-
soe heppinger of Gervais deserted
ms confectionery business for e.
hours and motored to Salem Nonasy
mrs Ben Ling journeyed to Port
land Monday where she win snana
the holidays with relatives
MRS Matilda Jones from Enssrs
y spending the holidays in salem ~
tne home of her son, ]. w ZONES
o4v Chemeketa street. Jones is with
the Salem Velie company.
Mr. and Mrs John Krebs of Tai
DOT were week end visitors AT the
nome of the formers brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Krehs
ss7 Saginaw street.
John Brown and his son Clarence
Brown, members of one of the old
est pioneer families Of Polk countv
and operators of extensive farms
near Dallas, were Salem visitors Tues
day.
The hardest fought game of the
season was staged Monday night at
the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium biffball
tournament between the George Al
derin team and the Huffman play
ers. The score was balanced when
Alderln's team won the volley ball
games. There are three more games
this month when new captains and
teams will be selected.
The funeral for Mishel Sproed, IA
year old son of Herman Sproed,
$3.50 Cherry avenue, who died Mon
day morning, will be held at the
chapel of the W. T. Rigdon company
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. Rev. Bell
of the Adventist church, will have
charge. Burial win be in City View
cemetery.
Slight improvement in his condition
was reported Tuesday by physicians al
lending Chief of Police Percy M. Var
ned. varney is suffering an acute "a
tack of tonsilitis and is unable to talk.
He is confined at his home, $50 Center
street.
WI. anu WI OSWoiu ftSSNt ONSoht7
panied by their two daughters, Miss
Helen and Miss Jean West will arrive
in Salem Wednesday and spend Christ
1las as the guests of Governor and Mrs
Ben w. Olcott, 925 Chemeketa stree
The city of Siverton Tuesday insti-
tuted condemnation proceedings
against e T. Brown and ]. NJ. Brown.
This is an action to bring about clear
apce for street right of-way after tn
property owners nave failed to arrive
at satisfactory settlement with the
city
Albert Hutwer, John Waibel and
Lloyd Davenport, appraisers in the
George NJ. Wilson estate Tuesday flied
their inventory of the real and person
Il property holdings of the estate. A
farm near Salem is valued at S30f5,
the so acres of land with the property
being appraised at $2S00 while housv
hold and personal effects are held at
$275
Renouncing his allegiance to Haa-
kon VII, king OF Norway, Asburn An
dersen Roam, 81, at present a resident
of Silyerton, has filed his first papers
as a citizen of the United States. Mr.,
Foam was born at Trondblem, Norway,
ana arrived in America at the port of
Boston, June 80, 1910.
Suit to clear title to 81 acres of land
IN Marion county has been instituted
bv Lulu Nj. Lankford against Sarah
Jory and about 10 other co-defendants.
The suit which is of friendly nature
is expected to clear away indefinite
clauses in the deeds covering the prop
erty involved.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh MeCammon OF
seattle viii arrive in Salem Wednes
iav morning for Christmas visit with
.hn iattcrs mother, Mrs. john Carson,
9.s South High street.
Among the oregonlans who will lie
present at the Oregon Harvard footoali
yarie at the Tournament OF Roses
Christmas day, are ". end l1rs. 4 :
smith. Jr., and their son, Malcolm, VINO
left recently for month S visit WIN
D.. smith parents, Mr. anu Mrs- {
Smith Sr., Of Los Angeles.