Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
BRIEFS and PERSONALS

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VIM. Chrisiance has opened a
tailoring. cleaning and pressing
suite of rooms in the Terminal ho-
tel.
When G.. F. Thomason failed to
appear in the police court yester-
day to answer to a charge of
speeding he forfeited $40 bail.
Harley C. Pugh, local insurance
man, left today for Portland
where he will spend a day on bus
mess. He made the trip by auto
Mobile.
Those big black grapes now
ripe at Fiala's' vineyards. 219
J. A. Churchill, state superin-
|tendent of schools, left Salem
yesterday for Jefferson county
where he will conduct teachers
Institute. He will be gone several
days.
Oregon State Fair Sep. $3.50.
227s
A tail light was stolen from his
automobile while it was parked
on Commercial street between
State and Court yesterday, H. H.
Harris complained to the police.
Those Brunswick records so
zlong looked for just arrived
Moore's Music House, 415 Court
Street 219+
Harry Rogers of route A, yes
terday appeared at the office of
the Capital Journal with one of
The largest cucumbers. yet placed
&on display. 1t measured Ia SIS
Einches from tip to tip.
Have space this week for drying
1000 bushels of prunes. Dryer 5
miles north of Salem. Phone ~,
/ for reservations. Lous Lachmund.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bassett are
being felicitated upon the arrival
at their home, 534 Union street,
Saturday Septembera9, of seven
pound boy. He was named Ray
mond Harris Jr
Hear "State Street Blues"
brunswick record No. 1892.
Moore's Music House, 4f5 Court
street. 219*
A. w. Patch, charged with
speeding, failed to appear in the
police court yesterday to answer
to the charge and the $40 bail he
had furnished was forfeited by
Judge Earl Race.
S. r. Pearson will sell your
home, 210 U. S. bank bldg.
Police Judge Earl Race yester-
day afternoon forfeited $40 bail |
which had been furnished by E. C.
Pulliam when he was arrested on
charge of speeding. Pulliam
failed to appear in court.
G. A. r. attention. Sedgwick |
post will attend the funeral of !
Comrade D. w. Bushnell, 18th |
Wisconsin, at Terwilliger Funer-
al parlors 10 o'clock Friday, Sept. |
18th. Signed by order Command
er Lane, Albert Loughridge, ad-
jutant. 219j
A fender of her automobile was |
damaged yesterday when it was
struck by the Marion hotel bus, |
Mrs. Thomas Newt Of Rosedale,
told the police yesterday. No one
was injured in the crash.
Police Judge Earl Race yester-
day forfeited $40 bail furnished
by George H. Hughes when he
was arrested on speeding charge
Mr., Hughes did not appear in
court yesterday to plead to the
charge.
In a fight with porcupine,
near Larwood, east of Scio, last
week, the dog belonging to Chas.
Rockwell got the worst of it. He
had never met up with anything
that could fight quite so hard and
with so singing effects before,
and his mouth was well filled
with needles.
The Forks of the Santiam Com
munity club is making elaborate
plans for. a community fair to be
held in Scio on Saturday, Septem-
Der is. Premiums are being Of
Tered for the best general vege-
table displays, corn. grains. fruit
and other articles. 1t is the plan
Oh the club to place big display
at both the state and Linn coun-
" fairs. Scio is planning royalty
70 entertain the community on
that day.
The Barbara Frietchie tent of
the Daughters Of Veterans met
last night in the armory for a
regular business meeting. Plans
.or entertaining the Grand Army
NE and drum corps which comes