Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

| Fancy Selma CLOTHS, full line col
ors, regular 81, 7Sc yard. Hamiltonss
1908
Z Mrs. A. b. Stewart "a tecaher in
the deaf mute school in Vancouver,
WASH, arrived in Salem Friday even
ing for a brief visit with her husband.
This weeks Drapery Special full
line Boston Scrims, all colors, regular
Csc, S5c yard. Hamilton's. zoos
j. w. Globe, formerly of the Walk
over Shoe company, of Portland, and
who has been taking a course Of me-
chanics in that city, has accepted a
position with ]. E .Ringrose, on oNrth
Commercial street.
Miss Joy Turner announces a pub
lie recital by her voilin and piano pu-
pills at Jason Lee M. e. church, Fri
/ day April seth at p. m. Public in
vited. 99#
Confirmation ceremonies will take
place at St. Pauls Episcopal church
tomorrow, when Bishop Sumner, of
Portland, will be in the city for his
annual visitation. The Bishop will
preach the sermon at the morning
services.
Paul Schmidt. who has been super
intendent of Plant No. 1, of the Phez
company in this city, has accepted a
position as manager Of large plant
of the Dominion Canneries, Ltd, in
Canada. and will leave in the immed-
late future with his family to make
his home in Toronto. Mr. Schmidt
has identified himself actively in
civic affairs while in Salem, and has
won the respect and friendship of his
business associates.
Mrs. w. H. Parker, 1245 North
Cottage street, left for Portland Fri
day where she will enjoy a brief
visit with her sister, Mrs. C. d.
Frazer
! Owing to the illness of Reverend
Leland w. Porter, pastor of the First
Christian church, the pulpit will be
filled Sunday by Frank l.. Purnell, OF
the Bible school of the University OF
i Oregon.
/ Members, out Of town guests, and
prospective members are invited to
attend the Johnnie Jones dinner al
/ the Golf club, Blossom day, April 25
The dinner will be served from 1 to
| 3 O'Clock.
! The funeral for Lee Tip, China,
man who was found dead in bed at
his home north of Salem last night,
will be held at the chapel of Webb &
Clough at p. m. Sunday. Burial will
be in Odd Fellows cemetery Lee Tip
had been i'll for several months, and
his death is attributed to that cause.
George Heller, S. J. Smith and w.
f. Davidson, appraisers in the Patrick
Mullen estate have returned an in
ventory of $11.S00 in real and person
al property.
In the estate Of Mrs. G. A. Koester
an order has been issued by the coun.
/ ty court. appointing L. X. Siegmund
as administrator and G.. ]. Moisen, A
/ M. Byrd and Alois Tanzler appraisers
of the estate.
An amended petition, upon which
an order, was issued by County Judge
w. M. Bushey. Friday includes tbs
name of Faye A. Allen as an heir II
the estate of Geneva A. Allen. The
name of MES Allen. who is a daugh.
ter of the DECEASED, was inadvertent-
ly omitted in the original petition fill.
ed by r. G.. Allen, administrator.
Divorce proceedings by Bertha E
Ryley against r. H. Ryley were riled
lin the county clerks office Friday
The couple were married at Salem
September 3. 1918. There are five
cnlluFen, tnfte VI WiioHl h"FS osNee''-
ed legal age Mrs Ryley alleges tina
her husband deserted her in 1910
but that he has partially contributed
Ito the support of the children. sh'
asks decree and $50 monthly a con
bined alimony for herself and for th'
maintenance of the two minors.
i NJ. A. Elaherty of Mehama, trans
acted business in Salem Saturday
Thomas Ives, well known Rickrea
farmer and resident was Salem vas
itor. Saturday.
Edwin L. chalcraft of siletz. spen
Saturday in Salem
Fred Gruessing of Aberdeen, Wh-
visited friends in this. city SATURDAY
State Forester F. A. Elliott lei tni'
morning for La Grande where ne VII
|attend session Of the Union Walio'sa
fire patrol association. Elliott return
led Friday from clatsop county where
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