Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-04
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Circuit Court.
answer Of August Kehrberger |
tlled in the suit of w. f. Grenz VS. |
Roscalia Anders, Paulina Wolfe, |
Anna Kleinpaul, Bertha Make and
August Kehrberger, executor of
the estate of Amelia Kirschnick.
Affidavit of publication of sum
mons filed in the suit of A. Stollar
and Anna Stollar VS. Charles A.
John ct ux.
Answer filed in the suit of
Christian Danielson, Hans Chris
tianson, Mary Palmer and Lena
Peters VS. Jens Danielson.
Civil subpoena for Lizzie Zan-
der filed in the suit of Halle B.
Lynch VS. Grover C. Lynch.
Probate Court
VIII Of Samuel H. Meyers pro-
bated giving value of property as
$4,000.
Marriage Licenses
Hugh A. Harris, 80, Salem and
Ada Madge Miller, 2S, Salem.
Kenneth M. Vert, %, Portland
and Avon B. Harris, IS, Salem.
Ross Desmond, who is engaged
in secretarial work in Portland,
spent today in Salem transacting
business.
For rent, store room, State St.
Phone 900 or SIS. 54
August Huckestein, Salem post
master, was today confined to his
home with an attack of grippe.
At special cut price, 1920 Ford
sedan, repainted. Phone 362. 54|
Carl Massey, a Portland busi-
ness man, was in Salem today Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Support home industry. All our
baby chicks are Matched locally.
c. N. Needham, 55S State st.
The Salem Woman's club will
hold its next regular meeting at
the Salem Commercial club next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, it
was announced today.
Furnished housekeeping rooms
for rent, 447 Center. 54
The brisk winds and heavy rain
fall here last night kept members
of the Salem Floral society from
attending their meeting which
was scheduled for o'clock at the
Commercial club last night. The
meeting was postponed until next
Friday evening.
A bargain, late model Maxwell
t roadster, repainted, run $500
= miles, Phone 1852. 54*
H. H. Veatch, a representative
of Portland hardware company,
= was in Salem today on business.
g He expects to remain here for two
days.
All members of Pacific lodge
1 No. so, A. F. G A. NJ, are re-
1 quested to meet at their lodge
, room Monday March 6, at 1 p. m.
to conduct the funeral services of
Bro. Robt. NJ. Hayworth of Lone
Tree lodge No. SO Central City,
Nebr. Visiting brethren are invit-
ed to attend. Per order w. NJ. 54*
= Hugh Aspinwall, a farmer who
- resides near Brooks, was today ill
= with influenza. Mrs. Aspinwall,
who also has been confined to her
home with influenza, was better
today, it was stated.
Theodore Larson, farmer
whose ranch is located near Quin-
= aby. was in Salem today on busi-
ness. He expects to return home
this evening.
Grand opening of Auburn hall
Sat. Mar. 4th. Auto bus leaves
stage terminal at 8:15. ALI star
| Jazz orchestra. Gentlemen 81, tax
included; ladies free. 64
George Majors, 63 years of age,
this morning escaped from the
Cottage farm and Saline police
.. were requested by hospital Off
cials to assist in a search for him.
Majors is five feet seven inches
tall and weighs 160 pounds. His
hair is gray.
Eight Per cent paid monthly
Invest at home in safety. Elmo S,
= White, 4O2 Masonic Temple
nhona q25 II"
About $50 was realized from a
basket social which was held last
night at the Central Howell
school. and persons who attended
, declared that the program offered
was excellent. The money derived
r. from the sale of baskets will be