Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-19

siam Business Mems feasoe'
= S.,ercial club. 8 p m
: Oe 's % - Business mems =
. ,uncheOn, commercla' ''u'
. aeen, s 95-Cherry City Bak- =
.,;ll entertain Rotarians y
: nd ~ wives and friends at a ! !
banquet at p. M :
: : X X x X X X > y - :
,s watchmaker, jeweler, SALEM
. c..t Bargain : Good z room
GOOD barn, large lot on car
BOZ soe'e md paved street. Must act quick
.n' Price $500. Laflar and LaIiar,
oregon bldg
q, account of the smallpox and in
sn.n,a % epidemic, we feel it necessary
ilu' a,oso the Auburn hall until such
W.. .s the possibility of spreading
sls .ss.ss is eliminated. Auburn Han
Il
company.
q Drager, W. S. Walton and A
cr,wford appraisers of the Victor ID.
c,r,alius estate have reported to
n. county court that property val
..d at $500 was included in the
.A,te The valuation covers 81 acres
~ land in Marion county.
Knights and Ladies dance at Hurst
hall postponed, account of sickness.
cbauncey Florey, county clerk OF
,,cksou county, and Paul Janney OF
usdford were Salem visitors Wednes-
day.
Miss Caroline SINNERS of Portland
q visiting friends in Salem during
the week.
March 12, will take place IN the iec-
,pre room of the First NJ. E. church
saturday evening at 8 o'clock The
tryeeut was postponed several times
an account of conflicting events, Ill
ness of contestants, and the revival
meetings which are being held in the
church. The orators who will COM
pete In the tryout are Miss Ruby
Rssenkrantz, Paul Wapato, Frank
Bennett and Roy Skeen.
President Carl G. Doney of VIII
annette university has been i'll for the
last two days with malady which
Is believed to be influenza. 1t is re-
ported that he is doing well.
Rctarians notice: All Rotarians
and their wives or ladies are expect
ed to meet at the Commercial club
rooms Sunday Feb. 22d at 7:15 p. m,
to 20 in a body to hear an address
al the Congregational church, cor
ner Liberty and Center streets. AS
The old line 9ratorioal tryout, the
winner of which will represent Will
annette university in the state con-
test to be held in Forest Grove
Real property and personal hold
ings in the estate of George Wallace
Chaplin has been appraised at
sss766 according to an appraisers re
port filed with the county court, Wed
nesday. W. c. Winslow, Gabrielle
Clark and S. NJ Endicott made the
apprasement.
ElwelPs biffball team defeated
Knckerbocker's players Wednesday
evening with score of 8 to in one
Of the hardest fought games ever
played on the floor of the "Y" gym
nasium. The absence of several of
The players on Knickerbocker's team
LOST for that side Elwell's men dis
Played peerless team work in passing
Daiis and biting for repeated goals.
Ihe next game will be played Friday
evening.
mrs. Mary Rose, mother of John N.
Rose, SS7 North Winter street, died
'he family residence early Thurs
uay morning. She was 81 years old.
me funeral will be held at st. JOS
epns church at a m. Saturday.
WIN burial following in the Catholic
~me'ery under direction of the Ter
whl'ser funeral home company. Mrs.
muse beside her son, is survived by
u'ee nieees and three nephews.
turning to one side to avoid coll
~ ".''n with passing machine, f. L.
wa,nOtt lO4S Belmont street, late
,"eanesday night drove his machine
.'0 q ditch at the side of North Win
:, street, near Z, where it became
noO' and he was compelled to
eve there for the night. Thurs
~ ~ police headquarters was notified
A .he machine was there. Officer