Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03
All Around Town

McGilehrist Castle. No. SIS Of the
Royal Highlanders had special ini-
tiatien and social meeting Monday
evening. A large class of new men,-
bers were introduced to the order.
the following named individuals be-
ing initiated: James Houck, DIR. j.
II. Garnjobst. A. L. Main. Laura
Main. L B. Hays. F. A. Straw. Ray
Flashing, Maud flashing. H. f. Hew-
itt. Mae Hewitt, Mildred Jones, A. Z.
Presnall. II. L. Daue, Juanita Daue,
Florence Shipp and Harold Schaupt.
A luncheon was served, followed by
dancing and a social time enjoyed
until a late hour.
The meeting of the ladies auxiliary
of the C. W. B. NJ. of the First Chris
tian church, which was to have been
held at the residence of Mrs. d. A.
White, next Friday, has been indefi-
tnitely postponed because of the pres
lent health conditions.
Mrs. Pearl Huntley. an employe Of
1.-The Naples on Court street, and
Lester Frame, who holds a position
with E. L. Stiff and son, went to VAN
couver Monday morning, where they
were quietly married, returning to
Salem the following day. They had
thought to keep the affair a secret
but a group of their friends, suspect
ling the ruse found the report of the
marriage license in a Portland pa
per, and the secret was "out" Mr.,
and Mrs. Frame will reside in Salem
The general monthly meeting of
the Salem Art league will be held
Tuesday. March 8, in the CONNER
cial club, at 1880 p. m. A special pro-
gram is being prepared, details OF
(which will be announced later. All
iclasses. of the league are asked to at
tend this meeting. as topics of inter-
est to each division will be brought
up.
Because a number of the employees
are still i'll or compelled to remain al
lhome because Of illness in the family
Postmaster August Huckestein said
Wednesday that the office was han
, dicapped in its work, and the pubiic
was asked to be as patient as possi-
ible if the service was not up to this
; general standard. 1t is hoped that the
entire force will be at work again in
a few days and normal conditions
prevail.
Joint accountancy in two estates
has been made by B. F. Giesy, ad
ministrator of the William Niblei
land Alica A. Nibler estates. Receipt'
4 of s662.1s are shown with disburse
I lments of $333995. With other prop
! erty cash on hand of $46221S i
shown in the William Nibler estate
In the Alicia Nibler estate, receipt
of 5000 with disbursements 0
Il S552.50 show q balance of 24b7.5o
The county court has designate'
April 12 as date for final settlement
;. In the estate of w. M. Gorsline, u
! d. Gorsline as executor, filed tina
q account Tuesday. County Judge "
M. Bushey has designated MONDAY
a April s. 1920, as date of final near
: ing. Distributions from the william
Gorsline and Katherine Gorsline es
ttates are made to the following nam
ed heirs: Hattie A. Hedge, Emma l
Reardsley d. d. Gorsline, D.
Gorseline, Jennie A. Gore ana heif
II of Alice Smith.
store, lodged against John Picklh
was dismissed by Judge unruh Iol
d lowing a hearing in his court Weo
IT nesday afternoon, The charge wa
l. brought by Charles w. Tindail' Ell
II Move at the Central Cigar store Wh
y claimed that Pickins stole his Goa
Walter Winslow defended PicKihs'
mi The sales campaign of the l9z
A. Wallulah. the Willamette uhNersi'
l. annual will start Monday The priC
o. This wear is raised to $3.50, an az
vance of fifty cents over the psl'
of former ANIMALS, on account Oh u
m increase in size and to do away VII
il the deficit which previous CLASS
y. hove had to cover About 500 eopl'
I'd will be printed. Lawrence Davies
"a editor and Paul Flegel manager
this years book.