Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-21

from Patrick Casey, who died May
~ 1921. He alleges that he inher-
tied one sixth interest in the lot
and that is is best for all heirs that
the lot be sold and proceeds distri-
buted.
A patent from the United States,
issued by Warren G. Harding, presi-
dent, through Viola B. Pugh, secre-
tary, has been filed for record by |
Archie Campbell of Silverton. The
patent covers lots l and 2 and the
NEA of the NWA of section 10,
7 S R 2 East. The farm is about
three miles northeast of Sublimity.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to E. I. Brown,
2lO south 14th street, Salem, and
Ida Fake, of $50 south 18th street,
Salem. Professor Brown is in charge
of the physics department of Will
lamette University, having been as
sociated with the institution for the
past two years. Miss Fake has been
with the university since 1919 as
instructor of home economics.
Shipley's store will be closed as
usual at 6 o'clock all this week.
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A marriage license was issued to-
day to Jos. E. Hartley of Spokane,
a minor, and Josephine Purvis, of
Salem, rural route 5.
The Pacific Meat company is the
assumed business name of a meat
market in Mt. Angel. The owners
are Ed. Koessler, G. G. Hendel and
Rudolph Elmer.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to w. H. Oldenburg, labor
er, Of Silverton and Agnes James
also of Silverton.
The estate of G. F. Mumper, ha:
been appraised at $26,925.T. In
cluded in this amount is the home
farm of 25O acres, appraised at $685.
1000, apd personal property includ
ing $5S0.4l cash in bank, and Lib
erty loan bonds and savings stamps
, appraised at $500.
A Judgment for $93.31 and $l1.5
t costs were entered against Lee l
= Gilbert in the Marion county cir
cult court in suit filed against MI
c Gilbert by the Business Mems Ad
e justment company.
J. "Prairie View" is the name selec
ed by j. G. Schnider for his 81
acre farm in township 7 south, rang
+ . west, in Marion county. A farI
!. or home may be given a specit
" name upon the payment of 81
the office of the county clerk.
y The body of T. E. Caufield, wh
lie died at San Diego, Dec. IS, will a
l. rive in the city Saturday evenin
l. and will be escorted to the funer
parlors by body of Elks, membe
of the local lodge. A telegram t.
:. day from the secretary of the 81
~ T. Diego Elk lodge, states that an 4
burial has been asked. The body
10 accompanied by the only son al
.. heir, Earl Thomas Caufield.
- Word was received this morni
.I' that A. L., Wallace, who has be
W. seriously i'll for the past two wee
: with double pneumonia, was on
IL I road to recovery. For the first til
- in several days, he was able to ia
nourishment. Mr.. Wallace is one
the active members of the FL
s. lodge, at present serving as cha
It. man of the entertainment comm
)" tee.
re- Along with the general decline
EN- prices Of eggs and poultry,
Christmas turkey is keeping pa
Today the retail price for dress
nu turkeys was from 35 to 40 cents a
ION advices from Portland are that co
me mission men are no longer IN
De market. After markets are clos
UNI Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, tn
zen will remain colsed until Tuesd
~ morning,
CHARTER SHERWOOD BAL
Ids -
to A charter was issued to the u
ain zons Bank of Sherwood, Wednesd
NV Frank C. Bramwell, state sup
lis intepdent of banks. The new ins
ed tuition is capitalized at $2j, 900 W
Iii Ills a surplus of $4,000. Ed sehulm
the i.k Of Hillsboro is presidents VIM.
onl m rbristersen. formerly Of Wheel
At 90 sbier; J. C. Leedy and j. D. M