Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-22

MS bicycle was stolen from in front
OF the Bhgh theater. Police were aid
ing in the search for the bicycie to-
day.
With members of the city nre de-
partment armed with lawn mowers.
spades and rakes the yards surround
ing the city hall. Chemeketa and
High streets. were being thoroughly
primped today. Rose bushes were
trimmed and shrubs and trees spaded
around, making the city han lawn one
of the most attractive in the city.
Accompanied by Mrs. August Ris-
SCI of Dallas, Mrs. w. A. RGtherfor l
left Saturday for Hastings, Neb. They
were called there by the death of the
formers father. Mrs. Risser is a
niece of Mrs. Rutherford.
The music department Of the Sa-
lem Women's club will meet at the
home of Miss Dorothy Pearce, 267
North Winter street, Tuesday after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock.
Next Sunday. March 2S. the Hayes
Vile district Sunday school conven-
tion will be held in Salem at the ia
son Lee Memorial church. Splendid
speakers, good music and an appetiz-
ing dinner are on the program, The
convention will begin at 9:45 a. m.
and close at p. m.
Willie Talmadge. 20 months old
son of Nj. and Mrs, David H. Talm-
adge, Jr., 18th and Oak streets died
Sunday night at ten o'clock, a victim
of spinal meningitis. The body is at
the parlors of the Rigdon & Son com
pany Arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been made.
w. E. Farrell j. w. Caste, W. S.
U'Ren, Judge NJ. L. Pipes, Roscoe C.
Nelson, prominent Portland attorneys,
are Salem visitors today appearing
before the supreme court in argu-
ments in the cases of G. Heitkemper
and Greenfield VS. the Portland Cen
tral Labor Council involving the
right Of organized labor to maintain
pickets.
Robin d. Day, f. l.. Wood and
Hazelle Gearhart, appraisers in th'
/ A.. ]. Lowry estate have returned al
appraisement report showing real ant
personal property valuation of s0SS1.
/ 81.
James Ripp has appointed Monda
as administrator of the estate OF 10
seph Ripp. As appraiser. f. P. Sehot
w. ]. Hermans and Eugene Ditte
were named by County Judge Bushey
Real and personal property loeate'
at Sublimity and included in the es
tate are valued at $140o.
Final aecuont ha sheen filed in tn
estate of Lydia KinyoH, April 2S
1920, being set by Judge Bushey a
the date for final settlement.
Alfred C. Reese, of the Portlan
Telegram, was Salem visitor. Satur
day.
Henry Teal of Portland was a visit
or TO the Marion county court nous
Monday.
Friday evening, March 19, was tn
date of the successful basket socls
given at the Central Howell schoo
of which, Miss Martha Gehrman
teacher. A tidy sum OF money wa
raised for the purpose of purchasin
play apparatus.
In the estate Of Theresa Kirscl
Joseph J. Keber, administrator. wa
discharged from further responsible
ity and the estate closed in an orde
signed by. County Judge Wiliiar
EBushey, Monday.
In an order signed Monday, Jude
Bushey discharges Bert Myers froi
the guardianship of Pauline Theobe
Myers. a minor, who has been legal
lly adopted by Edward o. and Ann
Nelson.
j. ]. Keber, administrator of tn
Michael Schaefer and Catherin
schaefer estates has filed final &C
counts and by decree issued Nor
dav morning by County Judge "
NJ. Bushey, the estates are declare
settled and closed. Heirs and neares
of kin mentioned in each of the ad
ministration reports are: John n
schaefer. Aurora; George S. Schaefe
Mt. Angel and Michael schaefer, NJ
Angel.
The fourth estate to be formal
closed Monday was the Grover Sim
mons estate of which Earl y. SIN
mons served as executor. The estate
declared settled and closed. Devise
and legatees under the terms Of th
will. were: Ethel johnson, Arthur v
Simmons, Earl c. Simmons, Lawrene
f. Simmons, Ada Ruth Burns. Fen
Marie Dake and Julia l. Simmons
a Special meeting Of Pacifi
a lodge No. so, A. F. & A. N
" this evening. Work In tn
NGVE. A. degree. Visiting breth
NV ren welcome. 70
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