Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-29
Court House
Marriage Licenses

Circuit Court.
Demurrer filed in case of Emma
NJ. Welter, administrators Of estate
of Nicholas Welter, deceased, VS..
A. f. Welter, G.. E. Welter, Nick
t. Welter and Mary Shepard in
volving $4,000.
Divorce suit filed by Harry B.
Dorks vs.. Hannah B. Dorks giving
cruelty as his grounds for divorce.
F. w. Marks of Eugene is in
Salem on business. es
George Halverson, mayor of Salem
has left for Newport for a short
vacation. He expects to return here
next Saturday.
r. r. Boardman, physical di-
rector of the Y. M. C. A., Is en-
joying a two weeks vacation at
home.
Will the lady who came to 1872
Mill St. for music lessons Monday
evening, please call again? 206
At Newport the crowds have been
good, fishing has been far and the
weather has been excellent, accord
ing to Otto Paulus, an employe of
the Marion garage, who has return
ed from ten days visit there.
Lost, one curved bar pin with
diamond sunburst in center. Lib
eral reward Box 10C care Jour
nal. 206
Some difficulty in securing
piekers is being experienced by
local pear men, but it is believed
that enough will appear to handle
the crop.
room house. beautiful ground
all arranged, modern in every
detail for $4,000 today. See us
Gertrude j. M. Page. 1872 North
Cottage. 206t
James Heltzel, Salem attorney, has
left for Newport for a few days
vacation at Nye Beach.
Roll 'em. "sox" fone TIT. 2O5
A musical program will be offered
by the Portland band of No. i
corps, the Salvation army, at the
local Salvation army hall next Sat
urday evening, it was announced
today. John Hay, of Portland, win
be in charge. A special program
also viii be given at the state PEN
itentiary on Monday afternoon. The
band, which is donating its services.
will appear later in Albany, Cor
wallis and independence.
Construction Of one of the new
portable school buildings, which
viii cost $4,000 each, will COM
mence Immediately, it was indi
Gated today when a building per-
nit was issued to school district
No. "a by Mark Poulsen, deputy
city recorder. The building will
be erected in the Robertson adj
dition.
Speeding at the rate of As miles
an hour ON the Pacific highway
north of Salem was charged to w.
M. Ivey of Blackbury, Va, who
was arrested yesterday afternoon
by State Officer Griffith. Ivey was
required to furnish $50 cash bail
and was cited to appear today be-
fore Judge Earl Race in the po-
lice court
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Eliz-
sbeth Proctor, resident of Salem
for the past sixteen years and
and executive head OF the
Old Peoples home, 1144 Ferry |
street, for the past three and a
half years. will sever her rela-
tions with the home and leave for
her old home near Swanton. Neb..
for two months visit. When ask
ed this morning If she Intended to |
stay in Nebraska Mrs. Proctor |
said that she Just couldn't leave
Salem. In the three years that |
have been at the Old Peoples
home have come to love all Of
those living here and would not |
feel happy unless l could be near
Lhem." she said.
The members OF the Marion
County Jersey Cattle club and all
other persons interested in Jer-
sey stock have been requested by
B. j. Neal. president Of the or
to meet at the Com
club rooms on Saturday
afternoon. September 2. at 2
1'clock in order to discuss plans
or an exhibit at the state fair
September 25-3O. II is the plan OF
he Organization to have a Ma
ion county booth as in previous
resrs and final arrangements
.rfFf h. made Saturday