Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-10

Of Judgement here July % ,23 and "a.
Special meeting of Pacific lodge
No. SO A. f. & A. M. this evening
Work in the M. M. degree. 164*
| In Salem visiting Saturday was
Louis Neff, well known Eugene resi-
dent and nephew of Acting Chief
! Harry Rowe, of the Salem police force.
Mr.. Neff returned to Salem Saturday
afternoon
Moose hall, gentlemen rs cents
| (including war tax,) ladies free, to-
night, dancing, electric fans. DANCE
J in the breezes 164*
w. L. Bryant, of this city, was Fri
i day appointed by Mayor Otto Wilson
and Acting Chief Harry Rowe as night
watchman at the Salem auto camp
grounds. A number of robberies have
taken place at the camp during the
p; last few weeks.
Prices for summer, gentlemen rs
cents (including war tax,) ladies free
Moose hall tonight Revelation
orchestra, electric fans. Dance in the
breezes. 164%
I In a decision rendered by Judge
Bingham recently in the case of Luke
Lemery VS. Leonard Brothers, the
plaintiff is declared to be absolute
owner, and entitled to immediate
possession of IL ewes and lambs
valued at $64. He is also entitled to
all costs and disbursements. Th- de-
PENDANTS Friday filed an appeal from
the decision of the lower court.
farm Monday. 164
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denton and
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Meyers of this
city, returned to Salem Friday night
from Oakridge where they spent
several days visiting near the Salem
boy scouts camp.
Kings Food Products Co. will com
mence operations Tuesday or We'd
nesday. Call at plant Monday to reg
lister and be assigned to shift. 164
Kings Food Products Co. will com
mence operations Tuesday or We'd b
nesday Call at plant Monday to reg
lister and be assigned to shift. 164
The baby clinic, scheduled for
July %, has been postponed until Z;
July 90, on account of the third an !,
nual state convention of Elks to be
held here July 22, 23 and "a. Eo
William Hacker who owns farm :
in Polk county, about a mile anu a / i
half from Salem is making a num- :
ber of improvements around his r
home. Among them, are cement
walks about the grounds, and cement i
floors in his out buildings. S
oliver Sharp and Ira Harrison, ac- i
by the latter's daughter, c
Miss Thelma Harrison, arrived in Sa- /
lem Friday from Colorado. and will
make this city their home. Mr.. Sharp
was for a number of years resi-
dent here. He is a civil war veteran, 4
having served during the entire war
of the rebellion with the 18th Iowa
Infantry. Mr.. Harrison is plasterer
by trade.
Patrick O'Leary, proprietor of the
Home restaurant, has returned from
a visit to his ranch in Washington
county. G
Mrs Lavina c. Northcott arrived
here Friday from Ell Canto, Cal, for
4 visit with Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Lind :
beck of east of Salem. Mrs. North O
colt made the trip from San Fran a
cisco by auto stage leaving the Cali g
Fornia city Tuesday morning and be-
ing three and one half days en- route r
She was the first Salem passenger a
carried by the Pickwick stages s
which were only recently establish Fl
I'd on through run between Port n
and and San Francisco. C
j.
Programs are being distributed for u
he annual camp meeting of the Evan |
gelical churches of the state, to be u
held at Quinaby park, from July 29 to
August s. A great many interesting ,
md instructive numbers are featured q
IN the program. =
Ed Loose, prominent real estate deal II
,r of Polk county, has established Of
ices at 37013 State street, and will "A
conduct his busines from there in the
uture. d
j
After an extended visit to southern u
California cities, Yosemite Nationan
Park, Crater Lake and klamath Falls II
Rev. G.. S. Roeder. pastor of Center 81
1treet M. E. church, returned home o
his morning. II
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