Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-28

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Gaggs, Statico, Wn; M. H. Sam
son, Portland; G. Angeles, Los
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pet
erson, Portland; j. C. Sloane, w.
M. Sloane, J. G. Sloane, Jr., Pas
adena, Cal; e. Bruhn and wife,
Dayton; Mrs. Pearl Ellis and son,
Bandon; Zack Bartel, Dallas;
Deane Curtis, Esnanapa. Mexico;
Allie Healy. Portland; H. C. Burk-
halter, McCloud, Cal; Walter M
Pierce, La Grande; John Gill,
Portland. 81
Court House /
Circuit Court
Motion for an order of default
filed by plaintiff in case of f. M.
Ewing VS. Sinclair and Anderson
company, in which plaintiff asks
Judgment in sum of $1I7.99 said
to be due for merchandise.
Marriage Licenses
Fred Gilbert, 25 and Marie Fei-
Der, 90 both of Shaw, Ore.
William Weiss, 32, and. Gussie
Wilson, 26, both of Turner, Ore.
John N. Seaver of Eugene spent
Saturday in Salem with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E, Smith of AL
bany were in Salem over the week
end.
Newton Mccoy, public service
commissioner, spent the weekend
with his family in Portland.
J. E. Butler was reported as do
ing nicely this morning after SER
ious operation performed the lat
ter part of last week.
Z. r. Mccormick, or Hillsboro,
and owner of sawmill at Stayton,
was received at local hospital
yesterday with broken ankle, the
result of lever falling on his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reed Rowland
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Paulsen
returned yesterday from Newport
where they have been spending
weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson and
Mrs. Emma Batell, mother of Mrs.
Simpson, left early the morning by
automobile for Rainier National
Park where they will spend the
week
Spending Saturday in Salem were
Harry Mckee and Milton Mason
of Jefferson. John R. Schultz of
Albany was in Salem Saturday
night.
Wesley Treish, who was badly in
jured last Friday afternoon when a
team with which he was hauling
wood ran away, is greatly improved
this morning.
Dorothy Hockhalter, who was op-
Grated on last Friday at a local
hospital for the removal of rup-
tured appendix, is reported as be-
ing out of danger and is improving
nicely, it was said this morning.
Mrs. Anna NJ Shank, 1850 South
Liberty, left yesterday by train for
Ottemwa, Iowa, where she will visit
sister Before returning she will
go to Nebraska TO visit a brother.
A baby girl to be named Margaret
Gertrude was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w. Layman at a local hospital
Saturday morning. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
]. F. DunIay left the Deaeoness
hospital last Saturday morning but
on account of the serious nature of
the bruises received last Tuesday
when he was struck by an automo-
bile, was forced to return yester-
day.
Grading is at present underway
on the Portland road just inside
the city limits and actual paving
Of the stretch is expected to begin
within a fewdays The road will
be ready for the heavy traffic due
when the state fair opens during
The latter part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ciough mot
ored to Portln y yesterday to at
ten birthday party in honor of a
sister of Mrs. Clough's from Cali
fornia who is visiting relatives in
Portland. The party was held in
Peninsula park with % being pres
ent.
Sunday afternoon at the corner of
Court and High streets a ear whose
owners name was not reported turn
I'd directly in front Of a Liberty
six driven by William Lock of Cor
Wallis. causing the two cars to
smash. The only damage was @
bent fender on the unknown ear
and a bent steering rod on the Lock
car