Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

a A clerk-carrier examination will bt
:. held at the local post office July "a
it was announced Tuesday While per
sons of both sexes are eligible to take
{ the examination, it is principally fol
2 men. The government offers special
2 inducements to those desiring to en-
ter the service. Beginners receive
!, $1400 a year, with chances for regular
, increase in salary A fifteen day vaca-
ton on pay, and a Today sick leave
every year are some of the advantages
! given. Particulars concerning the ex-
animation will be posted in the lobby
of the office
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Howland and
daughters of Denver, Colo. are in
Salem for two months visit at the
home of Mrs. Howland's mother,
Mrs. II. j. Goode of Yew Park.
Miss Nellie Rowland is spending
the summer in Idaho, as the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs NJ. r. Loomin.
| DR.. C. T. Norman of Albany has
been named by Governor Olcott to
succeed Douglas Taylor of Halsey, re-
signed, as county stock inspector for
Linn county
Twenty six parties camped at the
Salem auto camping grounds Sunday
night, it was stated, and the number
of campers is growing daily.
Ed J. Goodenough has returned
from an extended business trip to
Medford, Ashland and other southern
Oregon towns Mr.. Goodenough has
been gone for three or four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin and
children of Gaston returned to their
home Tuesday after a several days
visit in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson are
in the city from Long Beach, Call1or-
MIA, for a two weeks visit at the home
of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
! William Goode, of New York. They
are accompanied by their small
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are
enroute from the southern city to-
their home in Denver, Colo.
Reverend and Mrs. Alfred Bates,
of this city, attended the picnic given
for the pastors their wives, and the
deaconesses of the Portland district,
Methodist Episcopal church, which
| 7 Park SIln-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates are spending
the week at Wilsonville and Mr..
Bates will give the address at the
Wilsonville celebration, Monday
July 5.
| Chief of Police Jack Welsh's hos
telry in the city hall seems to have
lost none of its popularity among
transients. Two guests were signed up
for free beds Monday night
Miss L. Warfell, buyer for Miller
ready-to-wear department in thls
city. spent Monday in Portland on
business.
After spending the weekend visit
ing in Portland and Hood River, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ L. Meyers, of this city
returned to Salem Sunday night.
To spend a week hunting and flsh-
ing in the klamath Falls district. b.
r. Sisson, manager of Miller's store
left Salem Sunday night.
Slight damage to Ford car re-
suited from an accident Monday
NIGHT at 1880 when W. J. Ambal, 4S9
south 22nd street, driving an auto
truck south on Fiftf street, collided
with the Ford which was moving
west on Belmont. 4
Crashing into a stationary car on
the Pacific highway near Oregon
Citv Monday when another automo-
bile essayed to pass at the same time
he did machine driven by H. -
Strong. route 5, Salem. was sllgnuy
damaged. A tire carrier on the rear
of the motionless auto was also dall-
AGED. according to Mr.. Strong VINO
reported the accident TO local ponce
A meeting of the Marion county re-
pubIican central committee IS 10 oe
held saturday, July 3, at p. m.
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