Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-14
IAIl around Town

/ J. w. Porter of Orville, CAL, is
VISITING his sister, Mrs. c. A. Holm
strom, 24S North 14th street.
The P. E o. Sisterhood will meet
at the home of Mrs. Gerald Volk, 1110
North Capitol street Thursday after
moon at o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the state
fish and game commission is being
held in the governors office this af-
lternoon.
The o. A. c. alumni club will meet |
Thursday evening at s p. m. at the
j. r. Luper residence, 1874 Ferry
street All alumni are invited to at
tend.
S. c. Kightlinger, of the Salem
Water company Marion Kightlinger
!. machnist of Liberty street are spend
!. ing a two months visit in California
with relatives and friends.
!. The baby clinic held by the Marion
. Thursday in the Commercial club
!. rooms, will take place at 1880 o'clock
|. and not at 2, as was previously an
( nounced.
!. The Parent Teachers association of
the Keiser school will meet at the
school house Friday, January 16, at
l. 1880 p. m. James Elvin will speak on
the work of the Y. NJ. c. A. In
|. France, and other speakers have
been secured.
|, There will be an open meeting of
= the Forresters of America on the last
Tuesday of January. All friends of
the order are invited to attend Waldo
" Miller, Everett Rutherford and Emil
3 Donaldson are on the committee in
charge of affairs.
% The Scout Masters association OF
Salem met in the Commercial clut
Monday evening for the election OF
= officers The purpose of the organlza'
3 ton is to unity the work of the var
ious boy scout troops in the city
- Glenn Niles was elected president
Harry Spaulding, vice president anc
~ f. H. Zinzer secretary.
Upon motion of attorneys for the
plaintiff, an order of nonsuit was is
= sued yesterday by Judge George q
bingham in the case of F. l.. Newman
against Edward Evans. This was al
:; action for the recovery of certaii
:, monies and the mismissal action wa
b+ made after the parties to the suit ha'
a. settled the matters in dispute.
IL The Modern Woodmen will have
w class adoption tomorrow evening a
n their hall over Meyers store. Candl
dates from Dallas, Falls City, Silver
ton. Woodburn and Is from this cit
>. will he conducted through jungles an
. swamps. such as they have in Missls
sippi. BANQUET for those that surVlv
III, the ceremony. -
The state lime board met at tn
~ capitol Wednesday and officially cor
:, firmed the order closing operation
:. at tha state lime quarry at Gold HI
: . until spring. When orders sufflclei
to Justify resumption of operation
80 have been received from farmers, OF
he eratloh VIII pe
,fi- =, G ,r r
Corporal w. d. Marunv u. 5. M I
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Maruh
-. l211 Miller street, has returned 10 II
- home here after three years IN u
q. United States marine service. DuIli
this time Corporal Maruny was 81
tiorad at Haiti He enlisted at the al
rt- llohou az
is of 16 years.
the o,,+o ,.oha from h
auto as it was parked by the armo
Tuesday night was reported to poli
"a, nv Ivan G. Martin, 392 South HIS
A0 street The robe is described as ma
inc red border and brown cent?
or ing Ieu '5 4,.at - NOS rerov
on MT MAI an 9 to,on while he w
attending the Apollo club concert
the armory.
s.e%Mary NJ. Baker, 1919 oa'
nav street, has as her guesls
brother. Levi Charter and ms son,
ieh yin Charter. of Rerwood FalIs MI
es- Mr.. Charter is enthusiastic ABOUT
an Oregon territory and has dlsposeu
nat his farm in Minnesota Win VIC"
oil making his permanent home IN
Willamette valley.
use. The Mems BrotherhoodAft the ~
:. Christian church held its I'M.
monthly supper in the parlors OIL
the church Monday evening. o. }. II
l.. of the Y. NJ c. A. was toastmas
lent and the following men were spec
'let- ers. DIR. S. j. Reid. the eVangeii
DIR. G. F. Holt of the First bap
church: ]. w. Troy. G. e. ROSS pr
fed- ident of the Baptist brotherhooa'
m. Il. McCroskey manager OF the ~
lz' mercial club, and Rev. Lelaho
Porter. pastor of the church
ltrix
filed cost bin of $4,000 was filed
and terday in summing up the settieni
re- of the verdict recently given IN La
'5s.- of the plaintiff Mrs j. W. Coiiihs'
punt a case recently heard by jury IN
1e partment No. /, Of circuit court,