Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18

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,.. matchmaker, jeweier' Salem
Great Bargain - Good room
"o~ 90 barn. large lot on car
nOuSe, "a nayed street. Must act quick
lne n..o. a.~ ss5OO. Laflar and Lafiar'
oregon bldg
,..,,s Hanauska, executrix OF the
AiH nnnouska estate has been grant
Ao's sarn,ission ,r to dispose of estate
.,asrty = at Woodburn for a eonsid-
plVps .,.a ~ s114O The order was sign
, s,A.,S T"ssday by County Judge W. M
3 Sushey. The property was originass
snOraised at $500.
n. oocount of the smallpox and in
,'.n,o epidemic, we feel it necessary
iia', a,sso tbe Auburn hall until such
w. ~ .'V as the possibility of spreading
,,'s si.s.se is eliminated. Auburn Hall
disease 10 43s
company.
q G Gilbert, j. N. Skaife and s.
u rnaicott appraisers in the Mar
= s.rs, Oetrander estate, have filed a
seoort and inventory in which the
rss, @ and personal property are ap-
nrised at a valuation of s2625.
T. s,, for the repayment of GER
,,,, rromissory note has been made
NJ the Oregon Holding company
.s,,rs, the Labish district improve
msrt company, of whom M. l.. Jones'
Ju.ius voget, ]. 0, Hayes and e. b.
Kniehts of Maccabees will hold an
o,ep meeting and smoker tonight.
s.,te Commander ]. w. Sherwood
MI, he with us. The attendance or all
members is desired. Bring a friend.
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Miss Mable Robertson, principal of
ths Highland school will be able to
re,urn to her duties soon after an at
tack Of the influenza.
Attention B. P, 0. E. Your attend
anee is requested at the meeting
Thursday. Exalted Ruler Archerd will
appoint all sub-committees for state
eo.vect;or 42*
Attorney W. C. Winslow is again
visitor to the court house after a
severe attack of the flu.
Philip M. Holden, organizer for the
United Timberworkers, is one of the
latest subjects to the flu epidemic and
is reported to be quite i'll at his pres
eat Salem residence, 266 South Cot
tage street. Mr. Holden is quite well
known here having elected praise
from several large Salem firms be-
cause Of his fairness and sincerity in
organizing locals here under difficult
circumstances. Holden's circuit is a
good portion of the Pacific northwest
but he calls Salem his home. About
two months ago, Mr.. Holden married
Hiss Emily Phillips, former Salem
graduate who is well known here.
mr. and Mrs. Gray Day and two
small children Marjorie and Clarence,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Day drove
up from Portland Saturday for the
week end to visit at the home of
lneir mother, Mrs. Day. on east Cent
eer street, who is i'll. Mrs. Glenn Day
5 remaining for the week to visit at
ner mothers, Mrs. Jennie Tolman.
Inc office of County Clerk u. G..
bOyer presented a forlorn appear
ance 4 Tuesday, with three members of
he personnel absent because of re-
p0t'ed attacks Of the influenza. The
ao.snt members of Clerk Boyer's
saii y are Mrs. Leah Baker, Miss Anna
a. Afmes and Miss Ruth Wallace.
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MSS Helen Savage. who has been
%'"usly Ill due to an attack of flu
aa,cn bordered on pneumonia, is re-
~. s"'ed to be recovering in a satisfac-
y "'s manner from the effects of the
.,sssS .ss Miss Savage is deputy in the
o Ae OF County Recorder Mildred
Robertson Brooks
- s'e TAX on gasoline and distillate
s ~ N Oregon during January by the
,.-ed seated Oil company of California
esated s51SS.l6, according to a
s,,.,n ,'s'nent mt filed with the secretary of
+ : .S Ultlce here today, accompanied
,..... \ uneck for the tax. Sales of the
d. s s.a, ior the month as shown by
n..,;- ,;.ement We're $685. gallons of
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