Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Curtis said that when he asked
his friend to return the machine
his request was ignored. He asked
officers to be on the look out for
the car
Baby Chicks. Ready for delivery
tomorrow. Best stock. Prices reas-
enable. C N. Needham, 558 State
st. opposite county court house.
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Doctor Walton Huber, c. S. b.,
viii give a free Christian Science
lecture on the night of February
a, at o'clock in the Salem high
school auditorium.
Enos Presnal, 2G95 Hazel av-
enue, has returned after an exten-
sive tour through the Imperial
valley of California and Arizona.
He visited friends at Whittier in
the Imperial valley and also at
Miona, Arizona, from which place !
he returned home.
The city of Candy has been noti- |
fled by the State Board of Health |
that the water supply, upon ex-
animation, was found to contain
germs. The school students now
carry water to school from their
homes after the same has been
boiled.
Mrs. d, H. Looney, of jefferson,
was in Salem most of the preced-
ing week visiting her husband at
the Legislature.
d. j. Murphy formerly with the
Edwards Furniture Co. in Port
land, has been placed in charge of
H. l.. Stiff's store in Silverton to
succeed Robert L. Gourlie. Mr..
Stiff was in Silverton' during the
week end looking after his inter
ests there.
Grace M. Morgan has just been
appointed postmaster at Buena
Vista to succeed ]. X. Neal, who
resigned.
DR.. and Mrs. p. A. Loar and
Geo. w. Hubbs were visitors in
town from Silverton yesterday.
Beginning Monday morning the
w. II. Patterson Co., at their store =
on Ferry street, are conducting a
school in mechanical construction, .,
care and use of tractors, and will
continue during the week. Several
farmers in the vicinity of Salem
will take advantage if the oppOr-
tunity to secure information along '
this line. !
Ivan Darby, Philip Fischer and }
Paul Jaquet, Waldo Hills boys, re
port having killed two coons a few d
days ago while hunting in the
vicinity of Silver Creek Falls. They
killed two wild cats in that part of "
the county a few weeks ago. J.
Fred Lenhart of Idaho, who fell y
heir to the big farm II miles east
Of Salem belonging to the Opliger q
Brothers estate, is expected to ar :
rive this week to take charge of
he farm. There were four broth
ers in the family the last having :
passed away a few months ago, /
eaving the estate to their nephew,
Fred Lenhart. Paul Jaquet has
1een living on the farm recently.
Geo. Hurst of Silverton was in
own on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Damon of In
dependence visited at the home OF
heir daughter, Mrs. Lock, yester-
lay.
NJ. L. Gottenburg and family Of
'ilverton were visiting in Salem
saturday. /
Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, who was .
allied to Oakland, Cal, a few days
go on account of the illness Of
Ier mother, returned Saturday
vening. bringing her mother TO
,alem where she can receive the !
aughter's constant care.
w. A. Brooks and Morris Glea- |
on, living in the Ballston neigh !
orhood in Polk county, met with
n accident between here and
Tewberg recently, when their car
ollided with another machine on .
ne grade near Newberg. They y
-ere driving to Salem and the
ther car was travelling in the op-
osite direction. Both men were
lrown out and Gleason was quite
,verely bruised.
Mrs. V. P. Fisk of Dallas spent -
lie week end with Salem friends
eturning to her home Saturday -.
yening. -
Mrs. Irene Dodd has returned 4l
ON Falls City after an extend =
visit with relatives and friends
Wick Brothers have sold their IN a.
rests in Dallas to W. NJ, Gard -.
sr. who has been manager % I--
,eir esta blishment in that city f'r -
.veral months. Mr.. Gardner viii -o-
ave the exclusive agency Tor inc L-
,mson tractor in Polk