Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-25
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. Odd Fellows haH Thursday evening
The meeting begins at O'Clock. All
members are urged to attend and par
! ticipate in the contest.
Truck drivers dance. Union hall.
Wednesday night ass
/ Warren Reed, of Reedsport. who
owns several canneries in southern
Oregon, was a business visitor in Sa-
/ lem Tuesday.
/ ]. A. Patterson, formerly owner of
a furniture store on North Commercial
street accompanied by his wife, is in
Kansas en- route to his home in Salem
after an extended visit in Pennsyl
vania, Oklahoma and Kansas, accord
ing to word received by friends in this
city Tuesday. The trip was taken be-
cause of the i'll health of Mrs. Pat
terson, who is said to be much i'm
proved.
NOTICES hereby given that on
Thursday February 26, 1920, at 10
a. m. sealed bids will be received by
a committee on the third floor of
the Derby-Lafky building, corner
=, High and Court streets, Salem, Ore
Sen, for quantity of household goods
and furnishings formerly the equip.
ment Of the Moose lodge and club,
consisting mainly of rugs, carpets.
linoleum, leather and mahogany
chairs, one complete office outfit,
roll top desk, chairs, directors tables
complete invoice of stuff can be ex-
amined at No. SO4 United States Ma
tional bank bldg phone S76, and op-
portunity to see and estimate on stuff
will be given from l to p. m. Tues
day and Wednesday February 25th
and 26th. (Adv) ass
FENCE POSTS - Just arrived. .
carloads of Tin. split cedar posts.
Get your requirements while they
last. Chas. X Spaulding Logging
Co. 5O%
DR.. s. C. Stone can now be found
at Tyler's drug store. ASS
Word has been received in Salem
of the death in Stayton February 16,
of w. G. Cleveland at the age of 20
years. Mr.. Cleveland was we'll known
throughout this section of the state
| Walter D. Ashman. aged 3S years,
/; died Tuesday evening at 10 o'clock
at his home in Waterloo He is sur
vived by his widow, one sister, Mrs.
Molly Glasgow and three brothers,
oJhn, George and William, all of Wa
terloo. The funeral will be Friday at
10 a. m. from the Terwilliger home.
Rev. Gilispie will officfate and bur
ial will be in the Lee Mission ceme-
terry.
The Modern Woodmen will hold a
! hard time social Thursday evening
Everybody invited. 40"
In a settlement offer filed by viii
= e. Purdy and associates offer a settle
/ ment of $167 and to pay costs of ar
4 action, recently instituted against Pur
I dy by Earl and Henry Patton, plumb
ers. The plaintiffs asked judgment
and lien to the sum of $110.10 invo.v.
ing plumbing work performed fol
( Purdy.
= Invitation to attend the wedding
March IL at Glen Ridge, New Jersey
: of his nephew, Captain Samuel Lus
ker McCroskey to Miss Helen Mar!
Stevens, was received Wednesday b!
Manager Il. e. McCroskey. of tn
Commercial club. Mr.. McCroskey'
| nephew distinguished himself durini
t the war as a leader in Uncle Sam
7 legions overseas.
: II. L. Whistler, arrested Sunday b,
Deputy Game Warden Bremmer TO
shooting Chinese pheasants out o
season, has been given his liberty un
der $35 bail by Judge Unruh Whist
: ler was arrested near the propertie
= of the Silver King mines. He will b
! arraigned in several days.
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