Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-20

udnce Aof nef senior pupils, on Feb
ruary Is. and plans are being for
warded to make it success.
Dance Moose hall Wednesday
night. 1S*
Basket SOCIAL given by the Neigh
bors Of Woodcraft and Woodmen of
the World at their hall, Friday night.
Jan. %, 1920. 19s
A G. Wilhoit and family leave Sa-
lem, "Wednesday, for Los Angeles,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Wilhoit was formerly an employe
of the Charles K. Spaulding Logging
company.
You must see that wonderful film,
Keep the Boy on the Farm" now
showing at the Bligh. 17*
Friends of Mrs. William H. Prunk
will be pleased to learn that she has
recovered from her recent illness, and
is enjoying a. visit at the home of Mrs.
Byron F. Brunk, 1880 Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. M. Clough, 1929
Broadway, spent Tuesday in Candy
where they attended the funeral of
Albert Smell, uncle to Mrs. Clough.
Mr.. Smell died at his home in Candy
Sunday.
Howard Foster Players, tomorrow
and Thursday, Bligh theater. 17&
A social hour will follow the regu-
lar prayer meeting at the First Pres
byterian church Thursday All mem
bers of the congregation are invited
to attend.
A garage and new stable will be
erected ON premises on east Mob Hill,
between oxford and Russell streets,
owned by j, A. Laycock, according
to a building permit issued Monday
by City Recorder Race. Costs of con-
structing the garage and stable will
be approximately $500.
The body of Mrs. Mary e. Leet,
formerly of this city, who died Sun
day at her home in Portland, is ex-
pected to arrive at Turner at 1880 |
a. m. Wednesday. Burial services will |
be held at the Twin Oaks cemetery,
where Mrs Leet will be laid to rest |
near her first husband, who died sew
eral years ago. The burial is in
charge of Rigdon & Son.
The purchase of 1000 feet of 2k
inch hose, 200 feet of " inch hose
and 200 feet Of "a inch hose has been
purchased by the city for the fire de-
partment, according to report made
to the city council Monday night by
the fire and water committee. The
purchase was approved by the coun-
ell.
The following rooming houses and
hotels were named in the list the city
treasurer was instructed, Monday
night by the council to issue licenses
20: Hotel Bligh, White House, Glen,
Kenilworth, Riverview,
Washington, Salem Lodging house,
Oregon Hotel, Richmond, Klinger and
Cottle.
The total resources of the city are
109,07707, according to the annual
-eport of the city recorder for 1919,
submitted to the city council and ap-
proved by them at their meeting
Monday night. The total liabilities
are: $513,050, and the total property
owned by the city is $3S6,500.
A street oiler, loaned to Yamhill
county for use in Monmouth last sum-
ner, was sold to Yamhill county for
1925 by the city council, meeting
Monday night The sale followed an
offer Of representative of the coun
" to make an agreeable settlement
FOR the oiler.
Anderson Brown and the Capital
National bank the two leading basket
ball teams in the Commercial league,
Will play Monday night in the Y. M.
:. A. Hauser Brothers and the Unit
ed States National bank teams will
play the second game of the evening.
After final review by County
Judge Bushey, the Helen Howard es-
ate has been settled and closed and
W. M. Brown, the administrator, has
been discharged from his position of
rust. Richard Howard, 80, is the
'ole heir of the estate.
Glen Purvine, who Is taking spe-
,ial course in tractor and gas engine
work at the Oregon Agricultural col
ege, was the week end guest Of his
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Purvine,
-009 Fifth street. He was accompan-
ed by Caryl Carson, student at the
college.
Final account has been filed by +.
:. Blackerby in the Mary p. Blacker-
~ estate. County Judge Bushey has
designated February "a as the date
or final review of the affairs ofethe
state. Receipts of $1295.16 are noted
n the report which notes disburse-
nents of $903.S7 and credits bal
Ince of $391.29.
An action to collect certain notes
vas reviewed by jury, Monday, in the
ase of ]. A. Lincoln against o. D.
lilies. After hearing the various phas-
$ of the matter in question, the jury
eturned a verdict in favor of the
'laintiff ]. A. Lincoln, awarding judg-
nent against the defendant for
451.s5 for the first cause of action
nd eano l.. 4lo no.oox.d nntnro FOR sniff |