Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-07
local BRIEFS AND PERSONALS

,IEFS AND P
| Court House News
Circuit Court
Stipulation stating that neither
party should recover costs or dis
bursements filed in the suit OF /
M. Terry VS. ]. e. Hosmer.
Decree giving plaintiff title to
real property in question filed in
the suit Of Thomas Becker VS. Geo
w. Morley.
Complaint filed to quiet title to
| certain real property filed by Alb
raham Jones VS. John Martin.
Dance tonight, Macleay. Go.
Speed - that's what Bishops |
shoes and oxfords are, as shown
in our north window. 6.
The funeral Of Miss Mildred H.
Palmer. who passed away at her
hcme or Friday evening, will be
hled Sundaf afternoon at Q O'Clock
from the Central Congregational
churhh, Rev. Judy will officiate
at the service.
Dreamland rink dance tonight
and big surprise, special dane
ers of Chicago, just off Orpheum
circuit will give an exhibition. No
raise in prices. &C.
Attention! The Saturday Eve
ninb Post will run an educational
ad on osteopathy about every two
weeks. Look on page IS of the
January 7th issue for the first
one. Drs. White & Marshall, U. S.
National bank bldg. DR.. J. l..
Lynch, Oregon bldg. 6
When Bearcat meets Bearcat, at
the armory, Jan. Z. c.
G. w. Brasher, rural postal car
rier on Route Z is still ill and a
substitute is carrying his route.
The postal authorities are doing
everything in their power to give
service to those along Brasher IS
beat, giving all assistance possible
to the substitute.
The prices that are being quot
ed by the new auto top shop at
256 State street, remind one that
the war is over. &C.
H. M Sanderson still repairs
fountain pens but is now located
at the Red Cross pharmacy, 386
State. g.
Duck hunters who have entered
the fields at recent date have not
had much luck, according to re-
ports. There seems to be plenty
of ducks but they fail to decoy !
we'll. Thursday there wer not :
enough hunters in the fields to +
keep the birds moving. The
season will close anuary Is. i
1922 calendars, H. H. Smith,
insurance, Mccormack bldg. Free l
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Masons attention! The Rev. w. t
G. Kantner, of the First Congre-
gational church, will deliver a G
Masonic sermon at his church t
Sunday evening, Jan. 8, 1922, at i
7:30 p. m. All Masons are re-
quested to meet at Masonic tenn l
pie at Z p. m. and march in a I
body to the First Congregational ]
church. By order of w. M. H. M. I
Rogers, Secy. g. e
w. U. freshman VS. Scio H. S.
Jan. 7, at the armory. 6" d
Miss Mildred H. Palmer, $50
north Twenty Second street, died r
at her home Friday evening fol- G
lowing an attack of pneumonia. v
She is a former Salem high school 0
student and is survived by her 1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Pal e
mer, and two sisters, Marcia and
Ruth Palmer. She was active in P
the work. Of the Central Congre- 4
gational church. The body is at f
present in the care of the Terwil- p
Tiger home. b
f'Bill', Reinhart and Chunk I" o
Latham, both of whom call Salem 4
their home, were the individual h
stars of the football game be- =
tween the University of Oregon h
and the University of Hawaii at i,
Honolulu Christmas, according to
Mike Jay, sports editor of the Il
Bulletin. 'fThere n
were several men who stood out on Y
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