Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-10
Automobile Left
Standing In Road
Found Miles Awav

otd' OTss req. IO.-The auto.
mobile belonging to Frank L. Mil
her OF this city, which was left or
the Pacific highway near Brooks a
week ago, was found on the road
east OF Aurora across the PUDDING
river bridge few days later. The
scar was abandoned by Mr.. Miller
When II refused to work at that
polnt on the Pacific highway. The
Anachine must have been brought
Ghrough Aurora and immediately
An front of the garage where the
ear Is kept by Mr. Miller and as
"a would not work when he last saw
the machine 1t is his opinion that
aa must have been hauled through
Gown behind another car. MIR.
MILLER now has the car in his t.os-
session and ii seems to be. in about
1ne same condition II was when he
feft In at the side OF the road.
A marriage license was granted
An Clackamas county Saturday to
Richard Mcconnell, 3s, OF san
Diego, Cal, and Miss DruslIlo
xoder 27. OF Aurora. They were
married at her home Sunday.
MRS. l.. =. Grazer took her litiIeI
son, Guy to Portland the latter i
lart OF the week to consult a spe- |
~ialist regarding the little fellow'sl
eyes, the county nurse, who wasI
Tecently at the Aurora school hay |
1ng recommended an examination
III is said that nothing was found
wrong with the boys eyes and the
"trip was uesless. |
Mrs, Ratcliff and children spentI
Nhe Weekend with her parents In
Woodburn.
8. f. Southard left SUNDAY with
the last truck load of his house
mold and other goods which he
moved to Dallas where he recent :
~ purchased farm near that CITY /
Edward Anderson IL here froml
~srants Pass visiting with his bro
nner, Victor Anderson. lie recent
~ sold his eight-acre trac. about
one mile east of here to r. O. ATalo.
'fhe land is all cleared and upon !,
as a small house and barn. The
Is said to have been
lioeO. Mr.. Malo thinks of renting
1.he place.
Fred fergon was here from his
nome In Donald Saturday andl
'nrought in a load of grain.
According to an estimate mndo $
ny Felix lsaaeson, who was i'm town /
this week representing the McNcrf {
ktros., well known hon dealers Ia
enere are approximately 63nO bales {
81 1920 hops left in OREGON ana '
ehese' he says, are mostly low grade I
hops. N''''
Loren Keer came up iast weak 1
from Seaside and after a short Wis &
- with his sister, Mrs. A!b,l. Eh- v
Ten, left for Prineville, easter, ore
s,oh' Where ne VIII be employed by L
ehe Huber Paving company. {
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Shielcl. who Il
are visiting Mrs. Shiedel parents "
Mr. and Mrs William Schwader f
expect TO return TO Bend soon The O
sumDer mills at Bend. he stated a
are about ready to start and he VIII a
be employed in one OF the mills. Il
a baby girl arrivce Tuesdov at e
me home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert o
Ehlen. +,
The Aurora Woman's club will $,
siye valentine card party at the n
Dddfeilows han Saturday evening. n
: silver offering will he taken ana OF
he money win be .usel for Chart:
lble purposes.
Mrs Pheona Parrish arrived "A 20
ew days ago from Phoenis. Ari-l b,
una, and visited at the home of %,
aer father ]. p. HofSupn "a few -
lays. Mr.. Hoffman ~eturned with y
Ter and they departed Tuesday. III
1r. Parrish is In Phoenix for me
Henefit Of his health.