Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-20
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Hotel Bligh Arrivals
w. H. Woodwork, Portland, |
j. s. Kilkey, Portland; H. C.
Ransom, Portland; Frank Mey-
Portland; F.. w. Wilson.
Portland; Ed Fry, Portland; R.
P. Thompson, Portland; Earl
Leavey, jefferson; L. Townsend. |
jefferson; L. Walters, Chicago;
VIM. Soles, city; V. 0. Thomas, |
Corvallis; W. R. Kaiser, Falls
City; H. c. Funk, Aberdeen, Wn;
G. N. Edwards, Walla Walla; J. |
H. Bermont, city; o. B. Hub
bard, city; D. R. Helvey, Valsetz;
V. T. Jackson, Roseburg.
Fairbanks, Morse and Co. have
brought suit against S. S. Barry and
Sherman Barry for payment of 1914.
In the complaint it is alleged that
on July 23, 1919, the plaintiffs sold
to Sherman brothers an oil engine
and circulating pump outfit for $2,-
194.00. That while some payments
had been made, there was still due
and unpaid $844.
Phone II for your Xmas trees.
All sizes, Oregon Transfer & Stor-
age Co. 302%
Paul Traglio says that when his
building is completed on Liberty
and Trade streets, he will have an
investment representing $72, 800. The
lot which is on Trade street just
south of the armory was purchased
for $17,500 and the building soon
to be constructed, will cost $4,000,
Mr.. Traglio says, The building will
be entirely of concrete, with base
ment and two stories. 1t will be
used by Mr.. Traglio for a grain
warehouse, storage and feed mill
and will be ready for occupation
about next April. The building will
face $50 feet on Liberty and ex-
tend 166 feet on Trade.
Holly for sale. City View Gem
etery. 300
Funeral services for J. A. Per-
dew, 5S, owner and driver of a
Salem Eugene stage who died here
Friday, Dec. Is, where held this aft
ernoon from the Rigdon and Son
funeral parlors with concluding SER
vices at the l. 0. 0. +. cemetery.
For Xmas trees, all sizes, phone
II, Oregon Transfer G Storage
Co. SO2*
Earl Carey, Of Jefferson was an
out of town visitor yesterday after
noon and today.
The floor plans Of the Capital
apartments can be seen at Homer
H. Smiths office, come in and
make your reservation, two, three
four and six rooms, forty to one
hundred dollars. Ask for Mr.. Ar
min gton. 302"
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna l.
Myers, Al, a resident of the Keizer
Bottom district who died in Port
land Sunday, Dec. II, were held this
morning from the Evangelical church
18th and Center streets, at lO:3U
o'clock. Interment was made i'll the
City View cemetery. Arrangements
were in charge of Rigdon and Son
Besides the husband, F. A. Myers
there survive sister, Mrs. Dora
Cummings, Salem, and a brother
Harry Lindgren, Corvallis.
For sale, the old house on the
Thielsen lot, corner Court and
Capitol, we are open for sealed
bids, must be moved in 30 days
The Capitol Apartment Co. 3O2'
G. W. Trusse!I, a farmer living
near Turner, stopped in Salem las
night on his way home from Port
land.
Have your windows cleaned
and ianitor work done by ex
merits. We were formerly in bus
mess in Astoria and have now
settled in Salem. Phone II, l9'
G Tihortv 304
Mrs, r. R. Boardman, who ha'
been at local hospital for ahou
two weeks receiving medical care
returned home today.
Xmas trees, we deliver them
any size, 25c, soc, 75c, 81, witt
patent holder soc extra. Flakes
273 State, phone 656. 5Oz
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Cooper an(
Mrs. C. H. Rowe, mother of Mrs
nOonnr all of Carleton, will spenC