Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-01
BRIEFS and PERSONALS

yesterday by Deputy City Record
er Mark Poulsen, Pete Stevens
will build one at 345 East Miller
street which will cost $3.50 and
| w. j. Anibal will build a second
at 1922 Norway which will cost
$3.50.
Herbert Chappell of this city
yesterday was granted by Mark
Poulsen, deputy city recorder, a
permit to build dwelling at 92O
Highland avenue. 1t will cost
$4,000.
A. B. Fleming OF this city,
yesterday was granted a permit
to build a new dwelling at 724
Statesman street. 1t will cost
$4,000.
Percy A. Cupper. state engin-
eer, went to Molalla Thursday
night, to confer with residents OF
that section relative to a proposed
irrigation district covering ap-
proximately 10000 acres to be
watered from the Molalla river.
Waitress wanted at Nomking
cafe. 208*
e. f. Laird has been missing
since Monday, August 28. accord
ing to his wife who yesterday re-
quested the Salem police to as
sist her in search for him. Mrs
Laird has been employed at the
Chitendon hop yard, she said.
While his automobile was park
ed it was struck and damaged by
car driven by an unidentified
man, H. l.. Clark, 1160 south Com
mercial street, complained to the
police yesterday.
j. NJ Clifford, of the dried
fruit department of the Oregon
Growers association, left with
Mrs. Clifford for Agate beach
near Newport where they will
enjoy weeks outing.
w. Storkey, physical director of
the Pasadena, Cal, Y. M. @. A.,
stopped off In Salem Tuesday on
his way to Seattle, and visited R.
R. Boardman, physical director Of
ho M
and Mr.. Boardman were together
as Y. M. G. A. men in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Town
send, newlyweds, returned yester-
day evening from Newport where
they have been spending weeks
Mr.. Townsend is a
with Ladd and Bush,
bankers. Mrs. Townsend was for
merly Miss Edna Satterly and
teller in the Bank of Commerce.
w. H. McGinnis and family of
spent today in Salem
Mr. McGinnis and his
family came from Iowa last
March and purchased berry
farm near Silverton and is some
what discouraged over the out
come Of this years prices but says
he will try it another year before
quitting.
The Capital post number of
he American Legion will hold
he first meeting after the sum-
ner vacation next Tuesday eve
ling at O'Clock in the veterans
Dom of the armory. The purpose
4 the meeting is to take up the
natter of club rooms for the local
,ost.
A truck operated by the city
ce works and piloted by l.. r.
Usher, 524 north Fifteenth street
vas struck by a street car at the
orner of Chemeketa and Capitol
treets at noon Thursday, but
My the street car was damaged,
ccording to the police report. No
ne was injured.
An automobile driven by ]. F.
500 south Commercial
treet, was struck by a street car
n Liberty street between Gaines
venue and Market street yester-
ay morning. There was small
amage to the street car, accord
ng to the police report.
Elmer White, day desk ser t
cant at the Salem police station,
Thursday that small
oys who have been reported as +
tealing rides on trucks operat- a
lg on south Commercial street, ;
Ill, If apprehended, be taken to !
ne station. The boys have been
ausing considerable trouble, he r
lid. =
Cora e. Reid of the county
,hool uperintendent's office. re- s
irned yesterday from California
here she has been for the past I
onth on a vacation visiting
lends and relatives. Her daugh- e
II, Rita, who accompanied her
} California will remain in the L
'uth for another month before
aving for Salem.
Judge C. B. Watson OF Gold 7
i'll and II. w. Hartman of Ash !,