Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21
Court House
Circuit Court


Circuit Court
Harry L. Woodard va B. F.
Heikes and wife. Suit for $4,000
In foreclosure Of mortgage In
S.22 acres Ewald fruit farms.
The estate of Arnold Van Han
del OF Sublimity, who died Nov,
2, will go direct to his wife, ac-
cording to a will made January
8, 1915. After her death, the
estate is willed share and share |
alike to his eight children.
The real estate valuation OF
the estate left by Jacob Miller is |
placed at $43,800, according to |
the inventory filed today. Includ-
ed in the inventory was $8523.66
in cash and bank certificates of
deposit.
A valuation of $1750 is placed
ON three lots in Halls Home tracts
in the inventory of the estate of
George F. Harmon, filed today
with the county court. The estate
is given total valuation of
S1915.
Friday, Nov. "a, the students of
the Salem high school will observe
their annual Shirt and MILDLY day.
The boys wear middies and the girls
wear the shirts. Any style are in
vogue on this day.
G. E. Gunderson, Of Riekreal,
spent yesterday afternoon and this
morning in the city on business.
Fred Lockley, a member Of the
editorial staff Of the Oregon Jour
nal, Portland, spent yesterday after
noon and part of today in Salem on
combined business and pleasure
trip. An article entitled major
Lee Moorehouse," written by Mr..
Lockley appeared in the December
issue Of the American magazine
The article deals with the exper-
fences of Major Moorehouse with
the Umatilla Indians.
G. D. Mott, Of Falls City, spent
yesterday in Salem on business.
Frank Wagar was in jefferson
Monday arranging for the appear
ance there Friday evening of thi
week of the great magicians, E
Cooke Patton and Mr.. Wagar, him
Iself.
| Word was received Monday tina
Page R. Boyles, associated severa
years ago with the Northwest Frui
Products company, had sold a for
mula for special soda fountain
drink to an eastern firm with head
quarters at Rochester, N. Y. Ais
that Mr.. Boyles, who has recent,
been with the Shaw Surgical Co
of Portland, had accepted a posi-
ton with the Rochester compan,
under five year contract.
When Lois X. Adams, teacher 70
the Elkhorn school calls the rol
the time taken does not interfer
to any extent with the days worl
She has just one girl and one bo
enrolled, and for the month endin
Nov. 8, the attendance was 100 pc
cent. julie Jones, teacher Of tn
Briar Knob school requires MOI
time in calling the roll, as she hs
enrolled two boys and two girl
Her record for attendance lal
month was also 100 percent.
Charged with speeding, J. ]
Gould was arrested yesterday b
Motorcycle Patrolman Shelton. Il
will be arraigned in the police cour
Funeral services for Mary Pea
Maguren, 43, who died Saturda,
Nov. Is, at the family home, rout
8, were held this afternoon at
o'clock from the Rigdon and So
chapel. Interment was in the Gil
View cemetery.
Reservations are already comir
in for the legislative period, a
cording to A. N. Pierce, manag
of the Marion hotel. Herber Go
don, Of Portland, representing Mul
nomah county in the legislature, W
in the city yesterday, making b
usual reservations at the Mario
Late Saturday evening, maria
licenses were issued to George
II Ruschnick, farmer, of Gervais a.
q Veronica Miller, who also gave h
: occupation as that of farmer. Al
: to Arthur johnson, 1862 State sire
: Salem, laborer and Helen Hamptc
q also of 1862 State street. The Ia
f license Saturday was to George
n Kashmeder, So, of Woodburn, a.
"a Caroline Catherine Helbock, AT, al
of Woodburn.
John Leskovar, A, farmer livi
7 near jefferson, has filed his inte
tion of becoming an American ci
4 zen. He was born in what is mt
d, known as Jugoslavia, and came
ID this country ten years ago.
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