Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-11

The local Modern Woodmen
camp will give a smoker in Nc
Ccsv.ack hall on the corner of
Court and Liberty streets next
iThursday evening. The outstanding
feature of the occasion will he
boxing contest and wrestling match
between members. An invitation
mas been extended to the Dallas
camp and it is stated that the Dali
las boys are coming in great num-
bers. The Salem camp will serve
supper, and the Royal Neighbors
OF Salem and Dallas will JON in
the supper.
Complaining that he was iniur-
ed by falling tree while he was
working on the place of George
Palmer of jefferson, Fred Geor-
gerett of Dayton, Ohio, was taken
to the police station last evening
by Il. r. Dent and w. Y. Dent. DR..
Pomeroy, after examining Geor-
gerett, held him to be unhurt.
Georgerett was given a bed in the
jail for the night.
c. A. Hartley, manager of the
Silverton cannery, was in town on
business yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Hartley says the prospects for an
immense fruit crop in the William
ette valley never stood out more
conspicuous than at the present
time. But if the farmers expect to
harvest a large and clean crop of
fruit next fall they will have to
spray now.
Geo. Terwilliger and wife of
Newburg, N. Y. arrived here from
Los Angeles. Cal, Wednesday and
4 spent a few days at the home of
his cousin, G. E. Terwilliger, on
Chemeketa street. They left this
morning for Vancouver, B. c.,
where they will remain for a short
visit before returning to New Yark. !
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Terwilliger have been
spending the winter in southern
California.
f. A. Turner clerk of the Sa-
lem camp. NJ. w. A. is a candi- I
date for delegate to the head camp |
! session which meets in st. Louis. |
Mo-, in June. At meeting OF the !
Salem camp last night Mr. Tur- |
ner received the endorsement of
| all the members and it is said he
will have a unanimous delegation
from this county at the state con-
vention in May
w. e. Laughmiller of Silverton
was in the city last evening. Mr..
Laughmiller has been spending
! most of the winter in California.
He went there for the benefit of
his health and found relief. but Is
glad to get back to Oregon. /
Sam Muhlman of Oregon City
was in town a few days ago. He
had been visiting at his old home
in Independence. Mr.. Muhlman in
tends to return to Independence
in few weeks to make his home ,
permanently
]. Setter of Mt Angel was in
town on business yesterday Mr..
Setter has been interested in the
garage business at Mt. Angel, and /
recently sold out his interests there +
except that he retains the build
ing on Main street in Mt. Angel.
The Modern Woodmen Of Amer
lea will hold their county conven-
tion in this city April 9Th. Many
delegates from different parts of
the county will be in attendance.
G.. N. Crabtree of Albany, who
was a recent visitor in Salem, has
purchased a half interest in
blacksmith shop at Scio and moved
his family to that place this week.
Alice Jones was in Albany yester-
day. She went there Wednesday to
witness the marriaE~ of her sister,
Miss Rose B. Soefeld of Halsey, to
Everett Carey. also of Halsey.
A man who gave his name as
Claud Johnson was arrested yes
terday by officer Bill Porter and
charged with being intoxicated. He
was placed in jail.
Handy rolls of white paper, use
full for many purposes. 10 cents
up. Capital Journal office.
-Four transients were furnished
sleeping quarters in the city jail
last night. They gave their names
as John Mulligan, John Barnes, X
e. Hudnell and Yerl Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gillis and
two children of Mt. Angel were in
town yesterday. A local physician
performed a minor operation for
the little girls.
A bicycle taken to the pUlice |
station wednesday night by ON
Ger Victor was mast night claimea
by T. A. Livesley Of this city.
Miss Gladys Moore Of Albany ar
rived in the city last evening ana
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