Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-20
All Around Town

tanned at a coffee at the hnna :,
Mrs. d. e. Dewey. 1905 North co,tas.
street. Wednesday April 81. Assistan,
hostesses VIII be Mrs. C. f. Hageman
Mrs. B. Brake and Mrs G. Kewscha,
DR.. G. V. Ellis has returned and
has opened offices at 405-40s RaDr
- ehheree oidg' 95s
Iheft OF a kit containing tools and
dies from his barn on the soutbes 81
ern outskirts of the city limits soma
time Sunday night. was reported 10
police this morning by H Short. Pawn
shops were being covered during the
Jay by officers, who believed the
stolen tools might be sold there.
Notice that a reward of s50 10 of
fered by the state for the eaptnre of
Chester Fairness. age 20, who esean.
ed from the prison wood camp near
huntsville Sunday, was received TO-
day by local police. Fairness in de-
scribed as being five feet 91s inches
tan, slender build. light complexion
weighing 150 pounds, having blna
eyes and brown hair. He was COM
united to the p~enitentiary March 1s.
1913, from Baker county for burg
larry.
"A team or horses, reported lost sew
eral days ago by William McDernv
of Marion, was found by NJ. H. Ut
Ter residing six miles south of Sa-
lem on the Jefferson road. according
TO a report made to police by Mr.. Ut
ter. The horses are believed To have
strayed from home.
, Vanilla extract, evidently. isn't a
likeable beverage. Last night Night
Officer Jack White found a pint bot
tie of vanilla extract in the Oregon
Electric depot. The cork had been
removed, and only a tiny sip of the
liquor taken, leading the officer to
believe that whoever bought it for
drinking purposes changed his mind
Attorney Howard nj. Brownell of
Eugene, who was in Salem last week
official business, has returned to
his home in the Lane county city, /
Walter L. Tooze ST., has been chos-
as orator at the annual flag day
exercises of the Eugene Elks, accord
ing to word received from that CITY
Monday. The exercises viii be held ON
18th but the place has not been
decided upon. 1t will be either in the
armory or Elk hall.
James H. Nicholson, superintendent
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company of this city, was a BUSINESS
in Eugene Friday.
The Women's Relief Corps Aid So
,iety will meet at the home of Mrs. N.
Kafoury, $40 Union street. Thurs
lay afternoon for their regular social
gathering. All members are urged to
attend.
William G.. Buchanan has institut-
ID divorce proceedings against Mary
Buchanan, according to petitions filed
Tuesday morning in Clerk Boyer's Of
ice. The complaint alleges that Mrs.
deserted her usband, April
IS, 1919. TIE couple were married at
Vancouver, Washington, February II, !
.919. :
A report from Sheriff Kendall of 9
linn county, states that a Studebaker 4
Oregon license 34,S99 was stolen :
Albany, Monday night. The car
of the five passenger type, had ma :
DON body, motor No. 1852. e
A hop contract filed Monday. at the !
greement madae June A, 1919, be- i
ween v. L. Butler and the T. A. h
wesley Company. Hops are to be 4
lanted in 1920 and 1921 on IL acres
ear Orville. The crop of $4,000 .
ounds 70 reach veal is to be purchas- !
4 by Mr., Livesley at rs CEN per Il
ound. !,
Leroy ~Ledgerwood, who is super
sing construction of the Stout Creek !
atchery, spent Sunday and Monday 4
Saalem. While in this city Mr..
edgerwood secured an anglers Ii
,nse.
Henry III. Vandevort, ABS North
Inter street. nrominent sheen grow
:, returned this morning to Salem Oi
ON Oregon City where he was Mon et
~ purchasing sheep. II
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Albert M. Coke of Butte, Montana, te