Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-11
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STAIRS 218~
automobile painting the very
highest grade. E. c. Jarman. 15s
Soutn l2th st. 218
Miss Olga Munson, bookkeeper
at the Marion creamery, left Thurs
4 da ymorning for a vacation at
Yellowstone park. he will be away
until the first of October.
Men wanted Monday morning &
o'clock, at Wick Bros. new building
corner Trade and High st. 21ss
+ Silverton stage leaves o. E. de-
pot for Lakebrook $40 Tues,
Thurs. and saturday.
i Mrs Zelma Downing returned
Yesterday morning after spending
Wednesday and Thursday in Port
land.
Men wanted Monday morning, s
O'Clock, at Vick Bros. new building
corner Trade and High st. 21Sa
Miss Grace Holt and Miss Ber-
nice Craig left this morning for
Portland where they will spend
the week end.
Men wanted Monday morning, s
o'clock, at Wick Bros. new building
corner Trade and High ST. 21s*
Biggest tractor demonstration
ever staged, state fair, Sept. 81 to
Oct. 2. 21S*
Application for permission to as
sumo control OF the lines Of the
| United Railways from l4innton to
| Wilkesboro in Columbia county, a.
distance of 112 miles, has been
filed with the Interstate commerce
commission by the Portland AS
toria & Pacific railway according
to information just received by the
public service commissioners. The
application is a preliminary to the
formal transfer of the ownership
of the line which will form the con-
Meeting link between the Portland,
Astoria & Pacific, tapping the vast
timber holdings oft he Eccles in
| terests in Columbia. with the
! Southern Pacific at Portland.
! Coo kwanted to cook for Is or
IS people. Answer to Box 219, sa-
lem. 219
Auto races, state fair, Sept. 27
| to Oct. 2. 218*
Miss Cornelia Marvin, head Ii
brarian at the state library, left
yesterday on business trip to
Eugene.
Ed Livingston, employed at the
Western Union. left the first Of
the week for two weeks vaca-
ton at the coast.
Next Monday morning at 8,
o'clock mass will be said for the
opening of the school at the a.
cred Heart academy.
Mrs. Maude Mcpherson, assist |
ant librarian at the state library
is in Tillamook few days at
tending a meeting of librarians
being held there. She left yester-
day.
To temporarily take charge of
the managership of the Western
Union at Newport, Kenneth Long,
delivery clerk at the local Western
Union office left Thursday. He
may return later to the Salem OF. !
flee. sM
A solemn high mass will bel
sung by Rev. Father Ambrose
Walsh next Monday morning ut
$3.50 for M. P. Walsh who died
last Friday. Father Ambrose is a
son of the deceased. Friends are
invited to attend. also to the Rig
don chapel on Sunday evening al
1880 to recite the rosary for him.
During the noon hour yesterday
someone rifled the little appfecia-
| fion box on the desk of the Y. w.
c. A. office. 1t was small wood
en- bank into which those who ap-
preciated the hospitality offered
by the Y. w. C. A. might drop
few coins. The thief broke the lock
on the box and made get
away with the contents, possibly
fifty cents.
Ivan C. Beers of Albany has pur-
chased an interest In the Perry
drug store on South Comherc1 Il
street. Mr.. Beers has lived in Sa-
lem before and has returned
make the Capital city his home.
He has also purchased through
the agency of L. A. HayfoSd,
house on Chemmeketa street.
l.. r. LaFurgy, who has been
at his prune ranch near Monmouth
for the past week returned to sa-
lem today.
The Woodmen of the World Sa-
lem camp opened their campaign