Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-03

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in olfstringer, Switzerland and i'm
migrated to America. in 1913.
]. Brownstein, N. L Brownstein
and ]. A. Saloman have filed apprats-
ler's report in the Louis Sifverman
I, estate in the matter of a residence
lot in Salem. The parcel of property
is valued at $3.50.
i NJ. J. Olson, Frank Bushey and U.
G. Butcher have been appointed ap.
lpraisers and Ellen MeLennon has
been named as administrator of the
iestate of Eliza e. Haney, who died in
Marion county, January 20, 1920
Property valued at $500 is involved,
land consists of real estate at Wood
burn. Heirs and kin. are: Charles E.
haney, Ellen McLennon, Portland,
loregon;a Harold w. Haney, Fresno,
Calf; Joseph S. Haney. residence un-
known; Maude Silknitter, Portland.
Henry H. Vandervort, 435 North
Winter street, left Salem Tuesday for
Marshfield and the Coos Bay country
where he will spend ten days purehas-
ing shep. Mr.. Vandervort conducts a
large sheep ranch in Marion county.
The post-exam jubilee, held by the
Willamette university students last
celebrate the end of the semester ex-
ans, was a well-attended and enjoy
saturday night in the gymnasium t,
able occasion of an informal nature.
After some lively games stunts were
staged by the various classes, for a
prize which the freshmen won. Their
lstunt was an old-fashioned inelo-
drama, which was well rendered. The
sophomores represented a final ex-
animation of the faculty, who all fail
led, while the juniors showed how
movies are made. After refreshments
the students played more games while.
lwaiting for the returns from the bas-
ketball game at Eugene.
The property ON Chemeketa street
between Tnirteenth- and Fourteenth
streets which was recently purchased
lby DR.. H. ]. Clements, is being sur
Iveyed, and the doctor will begin the
lerection of beautiful home on the
site early in the Spring. Some shrub
berry has already been planted, and
the property will be further beautified
by water gardens and other decora-
tive features,
Il The Salem Council, Boy Scouts of
America, will hold its annual meeting
celebrating the 10 anniversary Of the
movement, at the Y. M. c. A. We'd
lnesday evening at $40 o'clock. There
Will be a banquet, and the 1920 pro-
gram will be discussed. Everyone con.
nected in any way with the scouting
movement, is asked to be present.
Election of officers will be held in the
course of the meeting and e. r. Carle-
ton. president of the council will pre-
side.
Citing the distinct educational ad-
vantages of Salem as one of his prin-
ciple reasons for coming to the city
to reside. George V. Ingram, resi-
dent of Coos county for a number of
Years, arrived here Monday and viii
make this his future home. His wife
and children will join him early in
March
permit to erect a one-story
frame dwelling on lot 16, block /,
Parrish addition was issued Monday
by the city recorder to A. A. Guef-
fray Cost of building the home will
be approximately $4,000.
The Associated Oil company Off
cials here Tuesday obtained a permit
Paulson to erect an addition to the
plants warehouse at 19tn and Oak
streets. More than $4,000 will be spent
In this development work.
c. D. Butler, 1920 Court street, a
candidate for the republican nomin-
alton for secretary of state, is in Port
land on combined business and
pleasure trip.
Frank Glover, who operates a ranch
near Silver Creek Falls, returned
Monday evening after several days
visit with friends in Salem.
Rev. G. F. Liening, 435 Center st.,
received word Tuesday morning that
his mother, Mrs. Minnie Ketzke, aged
30 years, had died at her home in
Euxton, North Dakota. Liening left
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock for
the east, and during his absence his
place will be filled by Rev. Smalley.
Charles A. Johns, associate justice
of the supreme court, is Portland
visitor. He is visiting his son who is
i'll in that city with la grpipe.
Fl. H. Corey and Fred A. Williams,
of the public service commission, ars
in Portland attending a hearing on
street car fares.
F. c. Mangis, of the firm of Man
gis Brothers. merchandise brokers, is
a Portland visitor
Smash up your auto, strip yom
gears, put your car on the hummer
and let the Fair Grounds Garage do
your repairing.
We repair automobiles and fix
Fords All work guaranteed.
Phone 3OS; shop at end of pave
ment on Pacific Highway. -
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