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

ing in Hood river, especially in the
near vicinity of the hot springs resort
which is under the direction OF Mark
lSkiff of Salem. Mr.. Welch and Frank
Prince are veteran mail carriers of Sa-
lem.
Mis- Marion Martenson of Boise. Ida
! no, accompanied the party on their re-
turn and will spend a few days in Sa-
lem visiting at the Welch home.
Will 7. Kirk state industrial acci-i
dent commissioner, spent Thursday
at Rainier, Columbia county, on
business
e. H. Leach will leave the last of
this week for two weeks vacation
at Tillamook.
Camp meeting of the United Evan
gelical church which has been in pro-
gress for the past few weeks at Quin-
ably park, will close with the Sunday
evening services.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Laflar are
Portland visitors today leaving last
night.
Miss Rosa Maude Grice and Rob
ert L. Adams, well known young peo-
pie from Polk county were united in
marriage, Wednesday August A. 1920,
at the First Christian church parson-
age, Rev. Leland w. Porter reading
the ring service. Only the immediate
relatives of the couple were present.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams left for ten day trip to Cra-
ter Lake, after which time they will
be at their farm home in Polk coun-
ty Miss Flora Grice was bridesmaid
and C. A. Martin of Aumsville, was
best man..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Latham and
daughter Doris, parents and sister
of Mrs. Leland w. Porter are min
neapolis visitors at the Porter resi-
dence. Friday morning they made
lshe Portland-Salem trip by motor,
\ Rev. Porter meeting them in the
Rose city. Mr.. Latham is a leading
1 minneapolis attorney having been
established there for As years.
Anglers licenses have been secured
recently by ]. o. Burroughs, II. l..
! Gonyon, F. w. Thomas, Ed Fandrier,
C, C, White, Judge e. Peetz, oJhn {.
Farley, c. C. Fishback, A. F. Marcus,
Elmer c. Ray, c. M, 1nman and VIM.
}, IL. Bachelor Of Salem; 0. G. Duryea,
Portland.
In. c. Peterson, L. c. Campbell and
$ John M. Graves were recent recip-
/ tents of combination hunters ano
anglers licenses.
G. M. Inman of Salem secured q
f hunters permit, Thursday.
A telegram received Thursday BY
Adjutant General George A. White
ANNOUNCED the arrival of the Oregon
! rifle team at Camp Perry, Ohio. IL
y preliminary tryout, the Oregoniani
. took 18th place with AS teams in TN
{. lineup. Chief of Police John 7. Welsh
Salems entrant and No. man OF
; the team was prevented from attend
ing by the press of work in his o.
: flee.
D Tho Minnesota club of Salem, j
making plans for a picnic and reun
o ion of former Minnesota residents a
It the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. {
a bartholomew, 1895 South Capita
If street, Tuesday August 81. This VIII
be the clubs first annual picnic AM
a program which includes baske
e dinner at, p. m. is planned. IN
d picnickers will assemble at 10 a. m
a on the gala date.
!, In an order signed Friday morn
"a ing. County Judge w. NJ. Bushe
designates Monday 20, TT 10 a. M. y
the date and time of nearing 1iha
: account in the Margaret Ostrande
d estate.
\ Miss Roberta Ruggles of Fair Oak
n Cal. was a Salem visitor Thursday
d registering at the Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Monroe Of Or,
IL gon City were Salem visitors hufsoa
and Friday.
n, A. C. Bernard of Roseburg trans
st acted business in this city Thursda
q q morning.
a. Charles Simmons of Turner was
. Salem visitor Thursday. stopping 4
the Bligh hotel.
in E. Hussiney of Kearney, Neb.,
n in salem looking over the Wlilah
TO lette valley with a view to Locating.
m
sh w. s. Stevenson and G. w. Brlos
i'll of Pasadena, Cal, registered at IN
in Rlieh Friday afternoon.
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