Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-24

roadster automobile was standing
on Ferry street between 18th ant
14th streets which had a 1920 IL
cense. Officer Hayden was sent for
the machine and it was placed in
a local garage. Police stated that.
according to. the records, it is the
property of Clarence Rees, OF
Stayton.
Mrs. John Withycomoe has re-
turned from Corvallis where she
has been visiting relatives and
friends for several days. She was
accompanied by her brother, Ron
aid Jones, who has been in Cor
Wallis for some time with friends
and relatives, and has returned to
his home in Labish Meadows.
| Walter and Warren Edwards,
Mrs. Edwards and her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Schleff, motored to Rose
burg Sunday, returning last eve
ming. Mr.. Edwards stated that the
roads are in good condition ex-
cept in a few places where the
water was over the road.
Miss Edna Bessonett has return
| ed to her home in Eugene to re-
cuperate after a four-weeks' ILL
ness. She has been employed in
Salem and was engaged at her du-
ties when taken sick. She will visit
her parents a few weeks before
| returning to her work.
On account of increasing busi-
ness Colwell Brothers of the Cher
ry City garage, find it necessary to
make more room and they are
presently evacuating for the con-
struction of shop to be built on
the back of their garage on 18th
street.
Two youths escaped from the
state school for feeble minded ear
ly this morning, according to no.
tification given the Salem police
by the school authorities, The
names of the boys were not furn-
ished.
L. Plett of Silverton was in
town yesterday. He came over to
see the county court, relative to
improving the new Abiqua road |
which was opened a few weeks
ago.
Ex-senator L. ]. Adams and |
son, Alfred, of Silverton are in the |
city today on legal business. Mr..
Adams Sir, is an attorney in Sill
yerton and has business at the
court house today.
I. Ekman of Portland was in
town yesterday and went from |
here to Silverton to visit his son. |
He will remain in Silverton several |
days.
Senator B. L. Eddy. known in |
the house as the distinguished sen |
ator from Douglas county left last
evening for his home in Roseburg. |
Mr.. Eddy is an attorney OF Rose
burg.
L. N. Eyerly, 246 State street, to
day called at the police station and
identified as his one of the BIZ
cycles recently picked up by the
police.
p. p. e. EIks attention. Enter
tainment tonight. Ricketts, Glee
club Don't miss this one from the !
Meneley lyceum system. 4S'
w. E. Thomas, formerly of Sa-
lem. is sick at the home OF MS
daughter, Mrs King, in Portland /
and it is said that he will undergo
an operation.
+ !. Moore, county superinten-
dent of schools in Lane county,
was in town from Eugene yester-
dav on business pertaining to MS
vocation.
Mrs w. NJ. Jones and daughter
Miss Frqda, who have been VISIT
irg with friends in Salem for sew
araI davs. have returned to thelr
home in Corvallis.
Conference basket ball game
willamette VS. Whitman, 2 games
Feb "a and Feb. 25, p m. Sa-
eo' 49s
lem armory.
Senators Joseph and Moser of
county departed yes
tardav afternoon for their homes
in Portland.
F. r. Ekman of Silverton was
:, town on business yesterday al
Mr.. Ekman is undertaken
in Silverton.
Mrs. Amy King of Portland Is
visiting her mother, Mrs W.
Thomas.
u- and Mrs. Alvia Thomas OF
staxton we're visitors in Salem yes
terday.
Mrs. H. o. wicks of Albany ana
NJ A NJ Wicks Of Corvallis are
visiting Salem friends.
Senator Bruce Dennis, editor Oh
+, Craude Observer. left last
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