Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

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"ouy "elcome' 6S
nalph Grayson Of SCOTS Mills
was In town on business yestar.
day. spending the night as q
guest Of the Marion hotel
George H. Dunsford, superin.
tehuent of building and grounds
at the state house, returned to his
WORK Yesterday after an illness of
ten days.
EDWARD H. Jacobs, son in law
or Harwood Hall, superintendent
ol ChemaWa, is In Salem visiting
MS Wlre's parents for a short
time.
HlDer T. Moreland and w. c,
ratchet, seniors of o. A. c., were
IN the city Tuesday attending the
meeting of the Oregon Growers
Cooperative association.
A transfer of 81 acres of land
located near Woodburn from J.
W. and E, A. Melville to B. Fl.
Melville for $4,000 was recorded
IN the office of the county record
er this morning.
Governor Ben Olcott left Salem
thls morning for Portland where
ne Will spend one day on business.
lie will return tonight or tomor-
row morning.
Miss Rose Eskelson, 1890 south
High street, tainted yesterday af-
ternoon at the corner of State and
Commercial street and was taken
to near by drug store where
flrst aid was administered. Later
she was removed to the VILLAIN
cite Sanitarium where, attendants
said, she fully recovered.
L.. X. Nichols, travelling repre-
sentative of the Studebaker cor
and Ralph Thompson, an
official Of the Marion Automobile
company here, left today for JEFF
ferson where they will spend a
short time on business. Yester-
day they visited at Dallas. Both
trips were made by automobile.
c. G. Miller, of the Marion Au-
tomobile company, left today for
Corvallis to spend the day on busi-
ness. He made the trip by auto
George P. Griffith, candidate
for state senator, returned to
Salem today after spending few
lays in Jefferson. Mr.. Griffith,
who is president of the Oregon
State bank of Jefferson, assisted
n the bank during the illness of
Cd Smith, cashier.
Roads in the vicinity of Ma
'leay, Shaw and Victor Point
we're found to be very bad yester-
lay by Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson,
county superintendent of schools,
who visited the three communities
Conditions In the
chools at the three towns are
rood, she said.
A former resident Of Salem,
v. r. Apperson, who now resides
It Maxia, Texas, Is in Salem
.isiting friends for few days.
Ir. Apperson, who made the trip
o Salem by automobile, expects
o return to Texas in the near
uture.
A meeting of the Marion Coun-
Y Poultry association will be
eld in the Salem Commercial
lub auditorium saturday after
oon at l o'clock. Important bus
ness will be considered, officials
aid today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers, Mr. |
nd Mrs. C. B. Webb, Mrs. F. G.
and Mrs. Tom Galloway of
allen left today for Portland |
,here they will spend a short
ime.
Alfred A. Aya, vice president Of
t Portland, and vice president
he state chamber Of commerce,
nd general salesmanager of the
Columbia Tire corporation, was in
alem today transacting business.
Ie was a visitor at the office of
,obert Duncan, manager of the
aIem Commercial club.
Salem Commercial club repre-
antatives will be welcomed at
inner to be given at the Portland
hamber Of commerce at 6 O'Clock
farch % in honor Of Sir Aukland
.eddes. ambassador from Great
.ritain to the United States, ac-
ordfng to word received today
rom p. Hetherton, executive sec
atary of the Portland chamber
Y Robert Duncan, manager Of
no local club. "Sir Geddes Is
arson of note and an interesting
,eaker and Portland is his only
-oD in the northwest" Mr.. Heth-
rton explains in his letter. Rep
,sentatives OF the local organiza- =
on probably will attend the din
- Ar Ulncan said.