Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01

before completing payments on it.
Lee L. Gilbert, distributor for the
Elgin Six auto, who has been confin-
ed at his home at 1855 State street
for the past two weeks and a half
with an attack of pneumonia, today
was reported in a worse condition
Following an operation Tuesday Gil
bert showed marked signs of inn
provement that changed during tie
night for the worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Snyder of. Har-
lowtown, Mont, were Salem visitors
Wednesday night. staying at the Bligh
They are returning to their home af-
ter spending the winter in Los Ange-
les.
Commercial club of assistant mann
ger and publicity manager.
Eula Schram, Susan Salmon and
Emma Zenzer have been appointed
by Judge w. NJ. Bushey Of the Mar
ion county court as guardians of An
ma M. Wilson, incompetent.
"Ionesmere' will be the name Of
the 197-acre farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Creighton Jones near Gervais.
The farm name was registered We'd
nesd4y with County Clerk U. C. Boy
err.
John Hunt. Woodburn businessman
was in Salem, Wednesday afternoon.
J. G. Cooper, of independence wap
a Salem visitor, Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Fulkerson, supervisor of
schools for southern Marion county is
attending the annual session of the
Inland Empire Teachers Association
at Spokane this week. While at Spok-
ane, Mrs. Fulkerson and other execu-
tive board members of the Oregon
Teachers Association will hold a spec
ial session Mrs. Fulkerson is expect
ed to aid in the preparation of the
program for the Utah meeting in July
A. N. Arnold, supervisor of schools
for southern Marion county, is visit
ing schools in his district, this week.
AID CITY
Two new men, Frank Foster of
Hillyard, Washington, and Wolcott
Buren, of Salem were initiated into
the Websterian Literary Society of
Willamette university last night, with
the usual rites and ceremonies
attendant on such an event. Both Of
men entered at the middle. Of
the year, Buren, transferring from
University of Oregon, Foster was an
soldier.
One Of the biggest times ever held
in that circle yet is planned for the
meeting tonight in Odd Fellows hall
Of Capital Assembly, "a, United Ar
Iiasns- Someone-or some several
are doomed to be framed ON for
general entertainment of the
others; and when the entire program
S through those attending no duobt
will have their fill of merriment. The
meeting, as usual, will begin at eight
and all members are expect
to be present.
Fines aggregating s199, and indi-
tating a months large business, are
hown on Police Judge Races records
or March today.
Maintaining the schedule to have
mill completed and ready for OPP
ration by August, the Oregon Pulp &
'aper company is steadily, and rapid
shaping a huge structure on the
'anks of the river. The warehouse
las been placed on its foundations;
nd crews are now engaged building
n all other parts of the mill. Sew I
carloads of sulphur-an ingred-
emit in the manufacture Of paper
already arrived from Louisiana I
nd nave been stored in the ware !
ouse.
Phillip A. Mullen and Thomas B. 5
Julien have been appointed joint adj !
illustrators of the estates of Patrick I
who died March 20, 1920, s
nd Mrs. r. P. Mullen, his wife, who I
led March 23, 1920, The estates {
oldings are estimated at $4,000. s
-eirs are Thomas b. Mullen, Charles I
Mullen, Joseph P. Mullen and Ce- !
ella d. Mullen, Is. Phillip A. Null Z
N, Mary u. Eubanks, Kate Tillman, {
A. Heltzel. J
G. f. Diemer, w Lee ard HI. q. {
registered at the Marion J
otel, Wednesday night, giving SYRIA {
use, N. Y. as their address. The s
is motoring through to Califor- J
la. {
Mrs, A. G. Reilly, of New York is J
aging at the Marion hotel, while {
relatives in this city. s
j. ID. Shears. of Portland, transact I
q business in Salem, Thursday {
j. ID, Burns. giving his address as 5
an Francisco, stopped at the Mar {
n Wednesday and Thursday. {
Ed Smith, territorial representa- 5
We of the Studebaker Corporation. s
making an intensive survey of the {
tllamette Valley. While in Salem. )
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