Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

University IN Portland, who has been
the holiday guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Barr, 1876 North 14th
street, has returned to Portland to re-
sumo his studies
Caryl Carson and Glenn Purvine
left Monday for the Oregon Agricul-
tural College where they will study
for the remainder of the term. Mr..
Purvine will take a special course in
tractor and gas engine work.
Rigdon company, leadIng funeral
directors. Superior service. Moderate
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Densmoor of
San Francisco are in the city visiting
Mr.. Densmoor's mother and sister,
AIRS. Thos. Burrows. Mr.. Densmoor is
III the north in the interest of his
manufacturing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Cotterman and
Mrs. Elsie Townsend, have returned
fro man extended visit in Hoquiam,
Wash, where they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotterman's daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Peters. Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Town
send are sisters.
Henry Darby, VINO has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays at the
home of his mother Mrs. Bertha
Junk Darby, has returned to the Uni
VSrSitV of Dragon
Mrs. Hattie Terry, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Mitchell who reside on
the Silverton road just north oi Sa-
lem, died at her home in Los Angeles
last Friday, according to word reach
ing here Tuesday. The body is being
shipped to this city for funeral and
burial The date of the funeral has
not yet been announced.
While driving south on Commercial
street Monday, the automobile of E.
A. Schoenburg was hit by a wagon
belonging to the Capital City Trans
fer company, and one side of the ma
chine slightly damaged. Mr.. Schoen-
! burg demands damages, as he claims
to have honked the horn in time to
avoid the accident.
Claude Beck, who for about four
years has served the city in the fire
department, resigned Monday to ac-
Icept a position with the o. w. r. &
! N company. Mr.. Beck was with the
department before the war, and af-
| ter his return from service resumed
his post as hoseman. His successor has
, not yet been named.
The regular meeting of Capital
post No. 8, American Legion, will be
held at O'Clock tonight in the Com
mercial club. Meeting was changed
! from armory to commercial club be-
cause of Cherrian dinner dance. S.
Professor Charles Cleveland, prin-
cipal of the Benson Polytechnic school
| of Portland Dr. A. A, Cleveland, of
| the Washington State College at Pull
man, Mrs. T. Elmer, and Mrs. Belle
Cleveland, We're the weekend guests
of Mrs. Audley Gragg, 1870 North nth
street Professor and DR.. Cleveland
are brothers of Mrs. Gragg, Mrs. Ell
mer is a sister and Mrs. Cleveland is
their mother.
| The two right wheels on a de-
livery truck of the Busick company
were broken off. and the machine
otherwise damaged when, at 1890
Tuesday, Frank WILDER. driver. ran the
machine into the curb at the inter
section of Marion and Cottage streets.
The accident occurred when Mr.. Will
ber attempted to avoid collision with
and approaching car driven by George
| O'Brien, 400 North Capital street. He
escaped without injury.
| Acting upon instructions Council
man A. H. Moore up to Monday night
! member of the police committee, c.
| F. Kuyper 555 Marion street. re-
| ported to police that he had drove
| his auto past a standing street car,
Tuesday he was free on S. bail, with
| instructions to appear before Police
Judge Race at four O'Clock in the
| afternoon for hearing. Mr.. Kuyper
said that he passed the car as it was
| standing at the corner of State and
High streets.
County Judge Bushey gave consid-
Grafton Monday to final findings IN
the Peter Luthy estate and declare
| the estate fully administered. joint
executors Edward and Ernest Luthy
being discharged from their positions
OF trust. In accordance with the
terms Of Peter Luthy's will, the re-
mainder of the estates funds have
been delivered 10 Margaret Luthy'
wife of the deceased