Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08
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Hotel Bligh Arrivals 81
G.. T. Goldwaite. Portland; Ell
Noel and wife, The Dailes; G. F.
Woodburn; J. K. Gibbs,
Amity; c. A. Tonnison. Tacoma; !
Bernard Italie, Portland; B. APP
>legate, Portland, X. X. Kyler
Ind wife. Salem; H. #. Hams.
Elm City; Mr.. Crawford, Port
and; Mr.. Cooley, Portland.
Apprehensive over the disappear
ance Of their three-year-old son,
who wandered from home yesterday
afternoon about $3.50 o'clock, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Moore, AIS south
street, requested the
aid of police in locating him. The
lad was found, however, about 8 o.
clock.
High class residence, best loca-
tion, four blocks to state house. |
Price $1,000 ON terms to suit pur-
chaser. 755 north Summer, phone
1881. 293
A bicycle which had been stolen |
from Leon Perry was recovered by |
the police and returned to its owner
yesterday.
Love. the jeweler. Salem.
An automobile driven by J. c.
Fullmer, 1850 Market street, figur-
ed in an accident on Liberty street
between State and Court yesterday.
No one was injured, according to
police report.
Sale of cooked food and fancy
by the Ladies Aid of the
Scandinavian church, Saturday,
December 9Th. Welch Electric
store on State St. Come here and
buy your Christmas gifts. 292
Complaint that his bicycle had
been stolen was made to the police
yesterday by K. L. Webb, 37S Bel
leyue street.
Parents bring your sick and
afflicted children to w. G. t. U.
hall, Commercial and Ferry SITS.
Let God heal them. Evangelist
Belts will pray for children Sat
urday afternoon at 2. Admission
free. 292"
A quit claim deed has been placed
on record In which Lee L. Gilbert
conveys to his wife Mrs. Viva E.
Gilbert their home at 374 north Sum
mer street.. The valuation is given
as $2400, and it is stated in the deed
that it is given in lieu of the $2400
furnished by Mrs. Gilbert to be used
IN the business Of her husband.
Men, women and children are
being healed at w. G. t. U. hall.
Special healing service for sick
and afflicted children Saturday
afternoon at g. Admission free.
292*
Edward Schunke, manager Of the
Roth Grocery Co., is in Portland to-
day attending a business session of
the Oregon Retail Merchants asso-
citation. Mr.. Schunke is director
in the association.
Mr.. G. A. Johnson who has
bought the stock, fixtures and
lease OF the Capital Cash store, is
making large reduction on the
present stock of groceries in or
der that he may install Piggly
Wiggly Grocery. He is determin-
ed to commence remodeling the
store near Christmas and If you
are in need Of holiday groceries
it will pay you to stop in. The To-
cation is at 456 State. 1929
Police were today endeavoring to
get in touch with James Kelly, for
whom they hold information.
Plants specials for Saturday:
Cyclaman 75c, Primrose 75c,
ferns 15c, 25c, soc to $3.50, hy-
acinths 75c per doz., tulips 40c
per doz. Holland bulbs. Carna-
tions $1.25 per doz. Plants Floral
Shop, katy cornered from Hotel
Marion, 1876 S. Commercial. 1922
A bill of sale has been filed in
the county recorders office under
date Of Dec. in which for con-
sideration of 81, ,769.39 Lee L. Gilbert
conveys to the U. s. National bank
all furniture and automobile parts
in the store room occupied by Mr..
Gilbert on south Commercial street.
Mrs. Schellberg will hold her
bazaar until Christmas at 159
Court. opposite the Cottage. 292
Suit for divorce has been filed in
the cireuit court by Frances May
stapleton against Cornelius Henry