Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23

. April 7.-Hoosier School. !,
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X theater. "nu 4
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R Court House
Circuit Court
Reply filed in the case of 1.hn
D. Harper VS. Edith L. Allen.
Satisfaction of judgment filed
IN the suit Of j. W. Mayo vs. r. n
Bings. -
Probate Court
Order appointing s. G. Robin
son. D. H. Scott and W. G. Krue-
ger as appraisers Of the estate of
Daniel Furrer filed.
inventory and appraisement
filed Of the estate of Tilla e. Pom
gratz, giving value of the estate
as $1,000 and of the estate of
James and Mary Rasmussen, each,
as $6388. =,
Z. M. O'Neill of klamath Falls
arrived here today and will spend
the remainder Of the week here
on business. He is registered at
the Bligh hotel.
Bargain dance SOC, Elite hall.
Friday. Ladies free. 7O&
Floyd D. Moore, county clerk of
Polk county and prominent citi-
zen of Dallas, Is registered at the
Bligh hotel.
Kenneth Power, student of Ore
gon university, returned today af-
ter spending some time with Mrs.
Frank Power Of this city.
Bargain dance SOC, Elite hall,
Friday. Amt we got fun? 7O*
Mrs. Ann Cline has sold her
house on Oak street to Frank
Null. The deal was made through
Anderson and Rupert.
George T. Cochran of La
Grande and member Of the state |
water board, was in the city to-
day attending a meeting Of the
board.
Films in at one at six they're
done. H. M. Sanderson, Red Cross
pharmacy, 3S6 State street. 7O*
S. B. Hill Of jefferson has filed
a certificate for naming his farm
near there as the Seven Oaks"
farm, with the county clerk.
Permission to construct a rail-
road crossing at grade over the
Old Oregon Trail In Union coun-
ty, between La Grande and Hot
Lake, is granted to the White
Pine Box & Lumber company in
IN order issued by the public SER
vice commission Thursday.
Bargain dance SOC, Elite hall,
Friday. Originators of bargain
lances. We're gonna have fun!
7O*
Wherahiko Rawei, a native
Iew Zealander, who has served
20 wears as an educational mis-
.ionary to the South Sea Islands
md who is held to be an excep-
ionally powerful speaker Will
.ppear before a Salem audience at
he First Presbyterian church TO-
light at eight o'clock. Rawel
ecentIy spoke before the Salem
sotarv club and was accorded al
warm reception. No admission is
o be charged for his lecture this
vening.
The Garden Home Water COM
any will be permitted to discon-
inue the distribution of water 10
ia customers as soon as an alter
alive source of water Is provld-
4 according to an order issued
v the public service commission
Wednesday,. In its order the COM
,tssion suggests that the new
ompany which is being torneG
: take over the water service OIL
he Garden Home community pur ,
base such property of the olu
ompany as can be made use Oh,
his policy being declared ,o.o 10 Ts
,ore economical than the ln''aI
,tton of an entirely new system
,volving many Implications 0i
ne present plant
Tho Y, M. C. A. of Willamette }
riversity last night gave a sup, sT, .
ar at the First NJ. E. church Ine M
,nosion =, of the gathering was the
,staIIation .r2 of the newly elected !
,ficerg, who were, President roy oI Z
,aen vice president, George VI,
lS1" .er. treasurer, Alton Won ,,5..lo1, EScnen I
ID secretary, Edward WarteH' wa, aI
~ !. r c, Hickman of Kimball lr[ col, o,,
=. ro Z, delivered an address. Ihsn |, en-
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