Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-01

y. Butcnef nave reported appraisal
in the estate of Eliza E. Haney The
includes real and per-
sonal property valued at $3.50.
In the Elizabeth White estate,
County Judge Bushey has issued an
order discharging Edward Sdhunke
as administrator and closing the es-
tate
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wilson tMary
Burger) who for the past IS months
have been residents of Seattle where
Mr.. Wilson has been employed in the
ship yards, have returned to Salem
and will make this their permanent
home.
The Art appreciation class of the
Salem Act league will meet at the
public library Monday evening at
o'clock. Mrs. r. Monroe Gilbert, pres
ident of the league, will preside,
Mrs NJ. P. Hellyer has returned
from a seven weeks visit in Califor-
MIA. While there she visited relatives
some of whom she had not seen for
40 years, in Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Richmond. According to
Mrs. Hellyer the trip was very en-
ioyable and the climate ideal
Pearl Hasler. of the Turner Trl-
hume. was business visitor in Salem
Monday.
C. Price. the shoe merchant,
spent Sunday in Eugene.
Miss Nellie sullivan, music super
visor of Eugene, spent sunday VISIT
ing Salem friends.
Mrs. Alberta McMurphy, OF Eugene
grand matron of the Order OF the
Eastern Star will pay an official Vis-
If to Chadwick chapter No. ~ OF sa :
lem. Tuesday evening, March 2 1T Q
o'clock.
Visiting local undertaking firms, a.
r. Maulsby, representing the oou.iV
Casket company of Everett Wash'
VOC in Salem Monday. In the eve
, ming Mr.. Maulsby left for CorVallis'
, Exciting the suspicion OF CITY A''
tornev Bert Macy who saw them peer
ing strangely into the shop WINDOWS
downtown. police were ordered lae'
!. saturday night. to be on the lookou
: for two men, ages about Az anu oV
: he attorneys suspicious were uu
: founded apparently, for the roughi.
n dressed characters were NOT III J"l
Mondav facing charge for any ciliiie
The guests invited to the c. Lachei
3 ho,,,a last Friday evening enjoyed
nleasant surprise as well as a pleas
mi evening. They We're gathered
= ,ni+,ate the new Baby Grand piano.
$ off to their son Elbert, CONN
musician. The evening was spent WI
n,nsic and playing games. kelresi
e ments were served by the hostess a.
: late hour
It suitcase containing quahtitS
= babv,s clothing and among othei va
s nabIes a discharge paper pelonglhs
s her husband was stolen from NE,
j. r Wickizer at the Oregon hieoti
denot sunday. She told police that
WAS taken as she was in a pooth 'e'
If DhoufnP
: co-oneration of local police IN In
Ia to and returning man namea
Ie q. Jennings to the metropoiis ~, "
Il sought by Portland police III d ~ ~
nbonic communication to authorlei
i bere saturday night What enarge
= hald against Jennings, other thah
n fad portland, is not known mere
,s e described as benig ~ wears -
five feet ten inches tall, l9O pouh
! IN weight. dark complexion ga ga
- brown hair, front teeth pro'iu iu''''
and his right foot is lame.
= with the aid Of Officer Rowe %
urdav a purse containing s4O iosI
10 Mrs q w Gerard, Of Independent
a. was recovered and returned 10
ne gunner. Mrs. Gerard said that she !
sc II az the corner Of state ana Coi
mercial streets. Search by the olli' i'
and questioning several men stanui
es on the corner resulted In It's recoN'
ct from a man named Ganshih. T"
L said that he was holding 1t LOT
owner.
slight damage was caused 70
Ill home at 1911 High street sun
% afternoon when a fire started ~
- clothes closet. Water thrown on
residence with garden hose oei'
" the fire department arrived preveh
II spreading and any serious dana
L. F. Faist. residing in POLK eoui
was fined 81 saturday by Police Ja'
Race for driring his machine pas
ST. streetear as Il was accepting ana
charging passengers Faist was
rested by Officer Rowe at State
High streets. where the offense
committed.
Some damage was done to q
IN the office Of the Waters @
store. 1s0 North Commercial str
by fire which began at about 10
a. m. Monday. City fireman respons