Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-22

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10 get actual field work Miss
Gertrude Forester and Miss Clara D
Grande of the Oregon University t
Public Nursing department, are il
now accompanying Miss Laura T
Godsie on her trips through the {
county. Miss Godsie will speak G
to Parent-Teachers association on i
Wednesday at Highland school r
with a view to explaining the +
Health Crusade which is to be in +
augurated soon. =
According to a telephone mes :,
sage received at police head
quarters transient was bound, =
gagged and relieved of $62.15
while on a northbound freight :,
near Harrisburg. Officers looked :,
for the robbers at the station here, i
but it was learned that band of =
hoboes had been put off the train
at Marion and it is presumed the
guilty parties were members of
the ditched crew.
When a south bound freight V
train left Salem Saturday, accord 0
ing to a statement made by
man employed near the Southern L
Pacific depot, 4S men climbed on ,
and went out of town. The men I
were loggers and lumbermen u
from Washington and were work .
ing their way south in pursuit of
employment.
Adam Setera, II years old, was
committed to the state hospital y
from Oregon City, having been o
adjudged insane Saturday. Setera v
shot his mother four times on il
Thursday of last week. 1t is be- q
lieyed that his mother will re- n
cover, according to reports from h
Oregon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Trater ar c
rived in Salem yesterday from ]
Albany. Mr.. Trater went to Seat f
tie where he will remain a few (
days on business and Mrs. Trater g
and daughter will visit with
friends in Salem during his alb
sence. /
Mrs. Earl Fisher returned to ,
her home in Salem Sunday from
Albany where she had been at
the home of Mr.. Fishers mother
for three months while recover
ing from an injured ankle. Mr..
Fisher drove to Albany Sunday
and brought her home.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlton Smith
went to Albany Sunday to help
his mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Smith,
celebrate her birthday. They
were accompanied to Albany by
Mrs. Harold Looney Of jefferson. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Larson OF |
Eugene were in the city during |
the week end They went on to
Woodburn yesterday where they
will spend several days with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. X. Krop and son of AL
bany we're in town yesterday en-
route home from Mt. Angel where
they had been visiting her son at
the Mt. Angel college.
Hugh Mars, editor of the JEFF
ferson Review, who is said to be
a candidate for postmaster in
that town, spent the week end
with friends in Salem.
Mrs. E. L. Pope returned to her
, r home at Park Place the last OF
the week after spending several
5 days in Salem.
Mrs. Mary Swan, who has
been visiting in Salem for some
little time, returned to her home
, I in Mill City Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Bruder, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. otto
Scheman. in Salem. has returned
s to her home in Gladstone.
Mrs Barnett has returned to
e her home in Salem after snort
t visit with her sister at Gladstone
P. c. speer of Salem was d
business visitor in Albany our
ing the week end.
Mrs. John Groves Of Albany
was visiting friends in Salem
over Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie CoIlamore OF Eu-
gene spent the week end IN Sa-
lem with her daughters.
4 Handy rolls Of white paper. use
! fyl for many purposes 10 Genus
mn Capi.a1 Journal office.
P W. Miller Of Shelburn D.
i in Salem on business !e's'ei -1'