Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-01

runeral services for Mrs. Mar
Howard, 80, who died here
*fsanesday, Nov. 20. will be held
,1orrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
s,,, tha webb and Clough chap
lA1' with interment following in
$SM II O. O. F. cemetery.
ror leans, see @. W. Larlar. At
f3#&gon bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Pauisen
Z&snt Yesterday in Portland the
I#ssts Of the parents of Mr.. Paul
Love. the ieweler. sarem.
paid up memberships of teach
~ of Marion county in the
r1Fegon state teachers association
amber about 400, according to
NJ Fl. Baillie, secretary. The
4 Membership is growing every
I. Tear, Not only this year, but for
4he two previous years, Marion
Xpunty teachers have made 100
I'm cent record in membership In
fhe state association.
Glasses in wax work and paper
Nower making Saturday until 8
m. No charge. Commercial
Btore. zSo
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Chaplin spent
Thanksgiving at Middle Creek
With friends. Mr.. Chaplin has just
Recently been appointed appraiser
for the Portland Joint Stock Land
bank.
The Central Meat Market, 456
State st. is now under new man
agement. 28S
Deeds were filed today in the
Marion county recorders office,
\ In which 100 acres of land about
three miles north of Sublimity
WAS sold to Joseph Land for $16,
BOO. The grantors were Clarence
III Hunt and wife. Previous to the
Sale and filing of the deed, Norris
&E. Hunt and Marion S. Hunt had
sdeeded for $4,000 their two
Thirds interest in the quarter Sec
etion to their brother Clarence ].
blunt. This places value Of 500
an acre on farming lands in that
lsection Of the county.
Episcopal bazaar Sat. Dec. 2,
opens 10 a. m. $50 Chemeketa st.
2S6*
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
there will be the usual story hour
for children at the Salem public
library. The stories will be about
Indians and will be told by Miss
Florence Pettitt.
For sale at Episcopal bazaar,
Sat. Dec. 2, linens, doilies, card
table covers. luncheon sets, tele-
phone book covers, towels, aprons,
cooked food. 2S6*
Miss Helen Hunt and Mrs. No
ma White and daughter Zelpha
went to Portland this morning
for a short visit.
We wish to express our appre-
citation to the many friends for
the beautiful floral offerings and
kindnesses shown us in our be-
reavement, Of the sudden death
of our beloved son and brother
We want especially to think Mr.
T. NJ Barr and employees also the
Gideon Stolz Co. and employees
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sanford and
family, 286
Scalp bounties for the month
of November, as paid by Marion
county amounted to IS. AS bounty
on gophers, moles and gray dig
gers, the county paid for Novem-
Der, $21680. For sheep killed by
dogs during the month, there was
paid $61.5O.
Ruth Roland in Timber Queen
and another feature at Liberty
theater tonight and tomorrow. 286
The estate Of John Svaleson has
been appraised at $19S2.13. In
Guided in this amount was value
Of $500 placed on a 20 acre tract
Of land.
Artisans and your friends are
requested to attend the cadet
dance, Sat. eve. Dec. End, at Nc
Cornack hall. No admission. 1865
The hotel at Mt. Angel, known
as the Marion, was sold few
days ago by Herbert Gordon of
Portland to Jacob Berchtold, The
consideration was $4,000. Mr.. Cor
don acquired title to the hotel
last February.
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