Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-20

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. H Dane of Olympia was here
s.. short time the latter part
Of last week.
,rcome tax statements prepar-
od G. Ed Ross, public account
aut and auditor. Phone 209SR. 4S
MFR and Mrs. l.. e. Dorrence OF
oboridan were registered as guests
Of the Bligh hotel.
cunDort home industry. All our
baby chicks are Matched locally.
c, N. Needham, 558 State St.
+ q Clements of Grants Pass
wos in the city yesterday as a
anest of the Marion hotel.
Love, the jeweler. Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Benson OF
Raedsport were here yesterday,
leaving this morning for their
home.
victor Marden of Portland
4 Aro+bar In law of w. E. hanson,
was here on business trip sat
urday.
Harry Pinkerton, a lumber
salesman who resides at Dallas,
was q business visitor in Salem
saturday. He returned home Sat
urday night.
p. M. Kightlinger, 1880 south
Commercial, who for several days
has been i'll with influenza. was
today reported to be somewhat
,mproyed. Mr.. Kightlinger is To-
cal machinist.
George Gochnour, a Junior at
the University of Oregon, spent
the week end visiting in Salem.
Mr., Gochnour formerly made 49,
home in this city.
Oregon Wood Products Co, 10
Gated at West Salem, has for sale,
lathe, garden and berry stakes,
hon sticks, sixteen inch and four
foot wood. Will pay you to see
them before buying. Salem, Or. AZ
After spending the week end
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
l.. F. Griffith, Of east Center
street, Miss Margaret Griffith, a
student at the University of Ore
gon, returned to Eugene last night
Local police officers were today
on the look out for an automobile
which was reported stolen from
Corvallis Saturday night. The car,
which was later seen in Albany,
was believed to be headed this
way,
An automobile which was stol-
en- in Albany on February 16 was
last night recovered by the Salem
police. 1t had been abandoned on
downtown street here for three
days. Officers placed it in a To-
cal garage where it Is being held
for its owner.
After reaching a height of 50
feet the Willamette river here
last night began to drop again.
Yesterday there was only trace
Of rainfall. The maximum temper
ature was So and the minimum
was 35.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hauser, and
their son, Of Eugene, are spending
a few days in Salem visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hauser
OF this city. Lloyd Hauser, a
brother of Paul Hauser, is the
head Of Hauser brothers sporting
goods store in Eugene.
A wheel and a headlight on an
automobile driven by George W.
Hug, Salem superintendent of
schools, were mashed, and car
driven by L. B. Gilbertson was
slightly damaged when they col
Hded at the corner Of Court and
High streets yesterday, No one
was injured, according to the re-
port made to the police.
Auction sale Wednesday Feb.
zzd at 1 p. m, 1850 North Cot
tage street A lot of furniture just
the same as new, all high grade,
the piano cost $500. Be t.rere
watch the paper for ad Tuesday.
T. F. Stewart, owner. G.. Satter-
lee auctioneer, phone 1177. 49,
An alleged paper hanger" who
Is said to travel by automobile
was being sought by the police
mere today at the request of Fred
otlckels, sheriff of Lane county.
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