Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-31

l
ing piano factories for some tim,
has become associated with hi
: father, j. w. Tallman, in the nj
; ano business at 121 South Com
) mercial street. He has complete
his education in piano making an
will put the knowledge attained i
practical use for the benefit q
piano owners in the vicinity a
| Salem.
Definite plans have been mad
by the state highway commissio
to complete the paving betweel
here and Jefferson early in tn
spring. When this is finished b.
way of the Jackson hill, the roa
will be hard surfaced most of tb,
way to Albany.
Rev. e. b. Lockhart returned +,
jefferson Saturday after spending
a day or two in Salem ATTENDING :
meeting of war workers at tb,
! Presbyterian church, and a ban.
quet Friday evening given undel
the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A
Miss Beatrice Lockhart, who hai
| been visiting relatives in town sew
eral days, returned with him.
Mrs. r. A. Downing of near
Sublimity, who was quite serious
ly burned some time ago when =
pot of hot grease tipped over on
her arm, has been receiving treat-
ment at the Willamette sanitar-
ium in this city. She is recovering
slowly
The .McMinnville Dramatic COM
pany presented a play in Salem
Saturday night entitled "it Paws
to Advertise"
Crescene Farris of Eugene,
spent a short time in Salem Sat
urday afternoon. He was on his
way home from Portland where
he had been transacting business.
N7PNiihulle1 Nilt week p1lu
transacting business in Portland.
e. H. PiXley arrived in Salem this
afternoon on his return trip to
Eugene. He is travelling by motor.
Dancing at Nomking Cafe ev-
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday nights. American and Chi
nese dishes. 1921 N. Commercial
st. 27% |
The damage case of the Silver
ton Lumber company against the
Silver Falls Timber company will |
not be tried in this term of cir
cult court as was expected when
the complaint was filed.
G. A, Book, butcher, beekeeper,
peach grower and the biggest man
n Silverton, was transacting bus
ness in the city Saturday. Mr.
Book is grubbing out his big
beach orchard, getting ready for
lew planting.
c. II. Wood, former secretary of
he Eugene Y. NJ. C. A, who is
low located in Medford. is in Sa
EN- on business for a few days
Mrs. Ira Powell and two sons.
!. N. Esson and r. B. Swenson.
we're among the Monmouth visit
,rs in Salem Saturday afternoon.
County School superintendent
Irs. Mary L. Fulkerson was visit
ng the schools in the northern
,art of the county during the lat
er part of the preceding week.
Feb. 1st the local dairies will re-
all milk at &c per pit; 1@c per at;
ream. table 15c per z pit, whip !
ing zoe per u pt,-Fairmount
,airy, Meadowlawn dairy, Salem
anitarv dairy, 29"
Rev. f. A. Palmer of Stayton
isited friends in Salem during the
tier part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson "t
his city visited friends in Stayton
uring the preceding week.
ReDresentative D. H. Looney
ent to jefferson to spend Sunday
18th his family.
A. c. Thomas and wife of Stay
m were visiting in the city our
lg the week end
John Manley of Cottage Grove
as brought to Salem saturday py
le Douglas county sheritf anu
,mmitted to the state hospital.
]. N. Helgerson, a Dallas attor-
av. was in town on business sat
-day evening.
NJ g. Gunderson of silverton.
shier of the Coolidge & NC
aine bank in that city, was
ansacting business in Salem sat
day evening.
Sam V. Kaser, Joe Kaser ana
I'm Kaufman of the Evergreen
strict were in Salem on business
turday.
County Commissioner w. II. ;
,ulet of Woodburn was a ousl-
IS visitor in town Saturday
E. NJ. Palmer. a prominent Wa tn
nda farmer was shopping in tt
wn Saturday. m
William GuDton and James Crea- -