Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-18

F. l.. Wheeler, Spokane; ]. r.
Mathews, Portland.
Court House
Circuit Court
Complaint filed by August
Reinbrecht, administrator of the
estate of ad debonic non of the
Schunke, executor of the estate of
Johanna Reinbrecht.
Probate Court
Inventory and appraisement
filed Of the estate of Michael
Blaschke.
Final decree filed of the estate
of Sophia Hopp.
A. M. Farmer, representative of
the American Yeomen for select
ing their national children"s s
home will be in Salem Thursday
looking at various locations. At
noon he will be the guest of the
Marion-Polk Realtors at their
luncheon to be held at the Com
mercial club rooms. Mayor Geo.
Halvorsen will preside. A. C.
Bohrnstedt, president of the or
ganization has views of several
places that will be shown the
visitor at the luncheon. Trips to
the territory will also be taken.
Gibson Millinery, 400 Court St.
all summer hats greatly reduced
1929
The Morris Optical company
formerly located in the Bank of
Commerce building, are now at
home to their customers in suite
301 Oregon building. In comment
ing upon the change DR.. Fl. e.
Morris said, "Our rapidly growing
business has made the change alb
solutely imperative. In our new
offices we are able to handle our
business better than ever before"
An unique idea has been followed
out in the finishing Of the offices.
The furnishings in the waiting
room are of walnut with gray
leather upholstering. Those of the
room are finished In ivory.
The remaining two rooms present
very pleasing contrast in gold
en- oak.
Like tailor made clothes? Then
you'd like a tailor made house,
make 'em. Hewlett, phone 1891.
169
J. F. Jones of this city will
spend $1,000 In altering a two
story dwelling at 400 south Nine
teenth street, according to a per-
NIT issued to him by Mark Poul-
sen, deputy city recorder.
New homes - the distinctive
kind-built right and sold cheap.
Hewlett, 755 N. Summer st. 1863
Within a few days Buck"
Hutton, chief of the Salem fire
department. Will leave for San
Francisco where he. will attend a
national convention of fire
chiefs. An elaborate program is
being prepared for the fire fight
ers.
A new dwelling is to be erected
by S. E. Fleener of this city at
1859 north Fourth street, ac-
cording to a permit issued to him
by Mark Poulsen, deputy city re-
corder.
Miss Edith HALEY of Wood
burn is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Littler.
1t will soon be pay day for
members of F company, oregon
national guard. Checks have al
ready been received for few of
the Portland companies by the ad-
iutant generals office and it is
believed that the local boys will
soon receive theirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Graben-
horst returned this week after
spending some time at Newport.
A. C. Bohrnstedt has prepared
an attractive booklet to send the
board of directors of the Yeoman
fraternal order in an effort to
persuade them to establish their
home for orphaned children near
Salem. 1t contained remarkable
photographs of the city and sur
rounding vicinity.
The lines of the new st. Paul's'
church have been set and exca-
walton for the foundation is under
way. Pouring Of concrete Will be-
gin soon on both the church and
rectory. The rector and his fam
ily are living In the old. rectory
which will be located near the