Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-05

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Love. the jeweler. Saiem.
DR. George D. Bishop, Federal In
.nootor has left for Medford, to bel
p op 80 ged in tuberculosis eradication
work.
FOR loans. see Q. W. Larlar. AIT
oregon bldg.
No one was injured but there was
some damage yesterday when auto
mobiles driven by w. Suckaw, 1859
north Liberty street, and Mrs. Ralph
Derrick, collided at the corner of
Commercial and State streets.
r. M. Finley of Corvallis has re
turned to his home after spending
several days at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Mark McCallister.
Cars driven by L. H. Hidy, 212
south Cottage street, and J. A. Glib
son, route 2, met up here yesterday.
There was some damage.
Evangelist Belts stays another
week. w. G. T. U. hall every day
2:SO, 1880. Bring the sick, 2SS*
Alleged that he worked for a num-
ber of days for Vass F. Vallick in
building a house on the road lead
ing to the Wheatland ferry, Amos
G. Smith has brought suit for $45.00
and for materials furnished amount
ing to $3.50 against Vass F. VAL
lick. A 1fen claim was filed against
the land on Nov. 21 and now Mr..
Smith asks for judgment for $685.
with an order from the court de-
claring his lien to be prior to all
others.
Revival of old time religion go
ing on at w. c. T. u, 2:3O, 1880.
Men, women and children being
healed. 2S9+
NJ. B. Gilfillan has purchased a
lot in Fairmount addition which with
the improvements are valued at $2,-
900, according to warranty deed
filed Saturday. The grantor was
G. II. Dedrick.
Auction sale of high class fur
niture 1920 N. Cottage St. Thurs
day 1880 p. m. See full particu-
lars on page 2. F. N. Woodry,
auctioneer 2S9*
A suit for divorce has been
brought by Mary Hollweg against
Louis Hollweg. She alleges they
were married in Portland, Oct, II,
1921, and that he deserted her in
Salem, Aug. Is, 1922. She also al
leges inhuman treatment, and asks
for a decree giving her $50 month
for the support and education of
their daughter, and $25 month for
her support, as she is in frail health
and unable to work.
Don't miss Zone Clear Call" at
the Liberty theater. 289+
Lots in Silverton and a tract of
eight acres, all valued at $4,000 have
ben soeld by G. H. Dedrick and
wife to L. S. Wickersham and M.
W. Wickersham of Silverton. The
land is on the Silverton county road
leading to Erwin's mill.
Don't miss "One Clear Call" at
the Liberty theater. 289~
Members of the Woodmen of the
World numbering 100 are arranging
to attend the northwestern meet of
the lodge to be held in the audi
torium in Portland, Saturday eve
ming, Dec. 16, according to L. S.
Geer. Based on representations
from SO lodges in Oregon and Wash
ington, and the Portland attendance,
Mr.. Geer estimates there will be
an attendance that evening of more
than 5000.
Security Benefit Assn dance to
night at Mccormack hall. 289"
George Fl. Grabenhorst has gone
to Portland, in response to sum-
mons to serve with the federal grand
jury in Judge Belt 3 court.
Due to the heavy rains of the past
few days, the river is up two feet.
For those who are watching the river
guage, it may be said that the guage
at the Spaulding mill registers six
tenths of foot lower than the gov
ernment's guage on the Marion-Polk
county bridge. The Spaulding river
guage was established about 20
years ago, and for many years, all
government reports were made from
the Spaulding guage.
Jas. G. Heltzel has sold to L. R.
Osborn, lot in block 4, of the city
OF Salem the consideration was
$1,000.
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