Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-07

spending the week end in Eugene
visiting Miss Edna Stewart.
Mrs. c. S. Brock of 1895 North
18th street and Mrs. A. w. McCon-
nell, 622 North High street, have
just returned from a sojourn at
Gladstone park; where they attend
ed the Moody institute Bible school
studies, reporting a very enjoyable
time.
Grace Morgan of Harrisburg, Or,
wild return to that place Sunday
morning after visit with Mrs. Thos.
H. Clark, 1145 Cross street.
w. f. Drager and family, r. II.
Campbell and family and Mrs.
Blanch Gates, left Saturday moallng
for Tillamook where they will enjoy
brief vacation.
Paul Hauser of Hauser Brothers,
accompanied by his family, departed
0dLuI odJ iIlOluAIlS LOl llolOI ~ AZ
to the Tillamook country. They plan
to spend week at the beaches in
that section.
DIR. L. R. Springer pf Salem and
DR.. Leon Barrick of Independence,
will leave Salem sunday morning for
three weeks sojourn at the Tilla
nook beaches,
Permit to repair dwelling at 1918
Shipping street was granted C. M.
Rogerts, grocer, by Mark Poulsen,
deputy city recorder, Saturday morn
ing. The work will cost about $500,
it is said.
A bicycle, belonging to Harvey
Burns, 1925 South 18th street, was
stolen from the rear Of the Bligh
theater sometime during the night
Friday, Burns told police Saturday
Cecil Smith and Ernest Wright OF
Brooks and G. G. Russell of Gervai.
obtained hunters licenses, Friday and
Saturday.
Combination hunters and anglers
licenses have been made out recently
to Henry Keiser, e. p. Jones, L. c.
Anglers licenses were issued Friday
and SATURDAY to G. Jory, N. e. Young
berg, I. A. Chapman, Bert l.. Jones
G.. e. Howell, John Mclaughlin, Ell
| D,.rax ,i,1c
Salem.
Lawrence Thibdeaux, inmate of tn
state hospital, who escaped from tina
institution August 8, was captured AM
returned on the 5th after two days o
liberty.
Declaration of intention to becom
a citizen of the United States was flle'
Friday by Anton Englehard, "a, !
farmer residing on route 3, Gervals
Mr.. Engelhard was born in Pankota
Hungary, and arrived in the Unite
States in April, 1904.
p. A. Smith, residing south of Sa
llem. reported Saturday morning Z
Sheriff Needham that someone hae
entered his barn Friday night and ha'
stolen a brown mare. 1t is though
THAT the animal might have been take
tby Felix Ray, youth who escape
from the training school, Friday nlgh'
Allan Bynom, Salem attorney, spen
saturday in Portland on business.
Charles M. Cox, formerly of salem
died Yesterday at his home at 6if Eas
!; Ash street, Portland, Oregon, accordin
Ito word receiver today. The decease
leaves a wife Mrs MIME Cox. F'unert
arrangements are being made by Ho
man funeral directors of Portland.
Edwin D. SocolofsSy, attendln
the national Y M. G. A. institute
New York City, writes to his fathe
lD. d. Socolofsky, that he expects
leave New York about the 2oth Irol
where he will visit Philadelphia, was
ington, D. c., and Chicago. he WI
spend the remainder of the summer
Kansas visiting friends, returning
Salem at the opening OF the ran tei'
5 at Willamette university ig.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hammock leaN
Itodav for a two weeks vacation visi
jino relatives at Goldendale, Washin'
ton.
Charles w. Sawyer and family le
+ Yesterday for Breitenbush for d tiii'
weeks vacation.
Roscoe P. Hurst of Portland can
to salem Thursday to get the mi
4 chine of G.. A, Landon, who was Ca
Itured here last Sunday and later tai
en- TO Portland by federal authorlu
II who are holding him on VIM
slavery charge.
IL
II On his way to Seattle where ne
r. poets to spend the remainder oi :
summer working, Ray Dunn OF =
'e gene. will spend the week END IN
m lem visiting friends.
rs To visit for several weeks IN
le east. A. T. Yeaton, retired furnltu
y: dealer of Salem who is well kho'
|. here, has left Salem
- Permit to repair dwelling at
Il North Liberty street was gram
Il Friday morning to H. c. Tarpiey
II Deputy City Recorder Mark Pouis'
+ C. s. Gardner was the conorac'
+ named.
Mrs. S. C. Spencer of st. Heie
3 Oregon, was a Salem visitor frio