Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
Court House News
Circuit Court

custody of the minor child Of VIM.
! w. Barry and Esther R. Barry.
Answer filed In the divorce
!, suits Of Bertha M. Ennis VS. Wal
ter F. Ennis and Maye q. Smith
: vs. O. Smith.
Probate Court
order approving final account
OF Nellie r. Kunkel, guardian of
Walter %. Mills, minor, filed :.
Order appointing Emmette
! Daugherty, Roy v. ohmart and
William zosel appraisers of the
estate of Mary A. Nuens valued at
$4,000. filed.
Order appointing Lillian Fair
field as Administrative of the es-
tate of Mary Petens and naming
Allan Bynon, Roy Shields and F,
l.. Newman appraisers, giving
value of estate in Josephine coun-
ty as $4,000.
Order appointing L. N. Childs
as administrator Of the estate of
Benjamin L. Estes valued at $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins
are spending Christmas out of the
city. {
Woman's Ex. & Needlecraftl
shop over Prices shoe store. 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Irwin of {
th;s city are in Portland for
Cii Is mas.
1922 calendars, H. H. Smith, {
insurance, Mccormack bldg. Free !,
| Virgil c. Stetson, EMP Dyed in
the office of the state bonus
commission, is spending Christmas
In Portland.
Sherman Clay & Co. pianos for :
''Xmas." Moore-Dunn Co., 444 L
State and Masonic temple. 307*
z. B. Lewis of Seattle arrived
last night to spend the holidays 4
with his brother, Clifford Lewis, 8
county tax collector.
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For convenience of patrons who t
cannot shop during the day we n
will keep open evenings this
week. Love, the jeweler.
! Antoni Wisnesky, native Of I
Poland and a naturalized citizen d
Of Canada, signed his declaration "
of intention Of becoming citizen 81
OF his country with the county g
clerk yesterday.
The ]. 9. Penny store remains 81
open until p. m. Saturday eve 81
nings for the convenience of those fl
who can not shop during the day. a.
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Prnfe ssor and Mrs. 7 S. Rob-
erts left today for Seattle where
they will spend the. Christmas re
hciidavs v .th Prot,sa : li"h-!'' Is
br,:ncr. IL r. NJ Roberts l)r. vi
t.ob4rts as formec;7 u corvallis. is
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Eleanor M. Huckestein, a re
daughter of August Huckestein,
Salem postmaster, has arrived in
Salem and will spend the Christ th
mas holidays visiting at the home to
of her parents. Her home is in vi
Shaniko, Or. M
it,
Considerable damage came to ua
an automobile driven by q. A. is
Miller, 260 Marion street, when
II skidGed into team a1t wagon
on. the Salem Champoeg read yes w
terday, according to the police re- Sa
mort. No damage was done to the tn
wagon. co
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Robert N. Mann of Salem is in Wi
Eugene spending the Christmas he
holiday visiting his parents. Ear
ly in January he will leave Tor
New York city where he will join tr,
a brother VINO is aSSoci"'eu "-'N liz
a publishing company. nj
The case against William Weld 10
ner of Waconda, charged with as ~, ~
sault and battery on o. P. Sorelde, ~ ~
also of Waconda, was dismissed ~ ~
bv Judge G. E. Unruh on motion -
of District Attorney John Car
SON Mr.. Soreide was private -,
of the charge. ta-
John A. Collins, United States III
collector of revenue with head cd
puarters in Salem, arrived in the ,
ritv last night from Tillamook pli
and soent the morning in his Of lal
Flee in the post office building tn
here This afternoon he VIII +
Gave for Corvallis where he Will Wis
yisit his family over Christmas TN
1911 va
Miss Ethel Fletcher, ex-state ~
,rosident of the Rebekah lodge pa
.eturned last night from the east car
where she visited the middle west
md New England states. MISS T.
was also the delegate 10
- .ttonal convention Of the or
Ter held at Toronto, Canada last
october.