Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-09

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was granted to r. c. Barnes Satur-
day afternoon by Deputy city Record
er Mark Poulsen. The house will be
constructed at 1043 Norway street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Busselle and
family, ?57 Center street. laft Salem
Satur Law TO. a 40 day vacation trip.
They EXPECT to visit Crater Lake and
later proMed on to Sal Francisco,
During their trip they will camp at
points along the roa l.. Mr.. BusseIle
is a consulting engineer.
Roy Wassam, manager of the Bus
mess Mems adjustment company,
left with his family for two weeks
vacation at the coast
An auction sale of all his farm i'm
plements and property has been an
rounced by r. H. Wolte- to be held
on the 10th, at his fa-m six miles
east from Salem, On the Fruitiand
road. Following the sale Mr.. Wolter
and his wife and mother, will leave
for Santa Anna, CAL, where they will
make their home. Mr.. Wolter owns IA
walnut grove near Santa Anna.
4 Shipments of study libraries for
the use of Oregon women's clubs
during the coming year, were being
made from the state library here to-
day. Miss Cornelia Marvin. state
librarian states that practically all OF
: the women's study clubs in the state
are provided with books and out
: lines through the state library here.
Judge and Mrs. G. e. Unruh, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H..
Hoffman, of this city will leave tues~
day morning for Neskowin on Slab
! Creek, where they will spend several
days vacation.
l Joseph Barber motored from New
port yesterday where he has been
spending his vacation Mr.. Barber re-
ports the roads between Salem and
, Newport, to be in good shape. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Grover of Rockwell
City, Iowa, who are visiting for a few
!. weeks in Salem, accompanied him on
: the return trip.
il F. p. Nutting, former editor of the
2 Albany Democrat, is in Salem on bus
:. mess. Mr.. Nutting is now a revenue
e man.
F. Ray Dunn, chief petty officer
v u. s. N, stopped off in Salem Sunda
# for few hours visit. Mr.. Dunn lef
Sunday night for Bremerton wher
= he will spend the remainder of tn
>, summer working in the navy yards
Next fall he will re-enter the Un!
versity of Oregon.
] After spending the weekend visit
l. ing friends in Salem, Hugh Latham
,e of Silverton, returned to his hom
Sunday night.
r Eugene Houston, former resider
ID of Salem who is well known here,
y in the city for a short time on bus
ness. Houston is associated with tn
: Pictorial Review company.
e Robert Reson, stenographer at tn
rs Commercial Club left Salem Monda
,y morning for Portland where he wi
g spend a few days visiting siste
lie From Portland he will leave fe
A. Seaside Oregon, where he will spen
J. his vacation.
er Eugene r. Houston, formerly
re Salem, now distribution manager II
or the Pictorial Review publishing cm'
o. pany, is registered at the Mario
from his home in San Francisco. M
,e. Houston will leave Salem tomorrow
III. Kay. manager of the Por
yd land Salem stage line, is III sale
of organizing the route and getting
.rs into better running order.
F. 7. Connolly and family,
ou Nangstuck, are registered at {
lid Bligh. Mr.. Connolly. who is a bull
IL ing contractor, is looking for a loc
for ton but has not yet decided betwe
nd Salem and Portland.
ID;
ug Charles w Hunlock, chief clerk
.et, the Hotel Marion, spent Saturday
I9* Sunday in Portland.
at Lafe Combs, of Billings, Monta
.er, is registered at the Bligh. MI. Con
ice expects to make Salem his home
7il- the future and is looking Tor
T. property.
S.R. Peason, of the Barber & Pc
ark SON reality company, made pusih
the trip to Newberg yesterday.
80
1se A. c. Steelhammer, OF siIVert
spent Monday in Salem transact
lers business
by
Ray L. d. Kinney, who gained
publicity several years ago tnrp'
his real estate promotion schemes
ent Coos county, Oregon. and in Alas
her ided at the state hospital here
dav afternoon from pneumonia
. nev was committed to the nosp
2 from Coos county, July 3, 1917
IA was 10 years of age. His wife llVe
uk Ottawa, Ontario. Canada
: Members OF the Womens he
Corps are requested to aueno
f,nera1 of the late John Wal
which will be held Tuesday NOR
at 10 o'clock, at the Webb & Cio
rarlOrS.