Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the. Valley.



ed the political speaking at Hszelgreen,
Tuesday night.
Mr.. p. Byrue and family, were TIE
guests Of f. Il. Shaw's family Sunday.
Mr.. J. BashOr and family, of Mimic,
is visiting with Mr.. BIS sister, Mrs Geo.
Massey, this week.
Mrs. Norwood aud daughter, Fem
ME, were visiting at Jas. LOoney's Tues
day.
Rev. Royal preached on Kaiser Bot
tom Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Jones and wife, Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. Hoover, attended II e
Sunday school convention at Salem
last week.
E. K. Shaw had the misfortune 10
lose a fine Rosemond FLY colt, from
his thoroughbred mare, Nellie Elkhorn
Sunday, by falling into an old well
while playing.
Mrs. Hatch, of Salem. will deliver
an address here Sabbath next. All are
cordially invited.
Rev. Watkins, Of Portland, talked TO
the Populists here on the i4th inst.
Report of the third week of school In
district No. 81 ending May 4th, 1894.
Number Of days taught, five. Total
number of pupils ID attendance during
the week 264, making daily average
of 81 As. The following IL list Of the
names of the pupils neither absent nor
Ia rdy and perfect Ia their department
for the week: Lena Evans, Myrtle
Clark, Gertrude Jones, Eddie Shaw,
Albert Hoover, Rosa Moisan, Emily
Bolter, Johnnie Evans, May Ramp,
Ida Jones, Charlie Ramp, Thriscilla
Moisan, Ralph Bolter. The following
is list of visitors: Mrs. K. X. Shaw,
Mrs. VIVA. Hoover, Mrs. F. A. Myers.
Mrs. J. w. Fruit aud Mr.. Gussie
Moisan. Elton Shaw, teacher,
STANTON.
Public school closes Friday May 1lth.
Mrs. Abe Smiths cantata will le
played May 2lst.
Rev. Bonell, of Silverton, preached
In the Christian church Sunday.
Mr.. Sherman Swank came over on
his wheel from Aumsville Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Minnie Irton went to Salem to
take the teachers exsminstion Tues
day.
Mrs. Geter still lies quite III at her
home near town. It is doubtful Of her
recovery.
Miss Minnie Msgeres is expected
home on a visit Saturday from her
shool in the valley.
Messrs. Shelberg, of Sublimity, and
Harry Knot, of Whitaker, was in town
Sunday.
Mr.. Art Brown has moved his family
up to the Holster house on Thurma n
street.
Misses Martha and Mary Wilson
went to Salem Tuesday, Miss Martha
will take the teachers examination
while In the city.
The dance at the hall last Friday
night was decided success for this
late date. Everybody reports jolly
good time aud hoping more will fol-
low In their wake.
The cantata, "Grandpa's Birthday"
at the opera house May 2lst. Mrs Smith
has her twenty little girls all in
splendid training order st this early
date, which leaves no question as to
the decided success of the little opera.
Commencement exercises at the opera
house Thursday aud Friday nights are
looked forward TO with great interest,
bsing the fist graduating class from
the Stayton high school. A professor
from the Albany clllege will deliver
the gradu Lting address, whose name
We have not learned up TO date.
JEFFERsoN.
Several went to Albany to hear PEN
noyer speak, Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. b. Burrows were at
Albany Thursday.
Dr, Eppley, of Salem, was In our city
few days last week.
Hoover Bles moved to Brownsville
this week.
The Republican club Of this city will
have grand rally on the iSth.
The Demorest contest was grand
success. The medal was awarded to
Miss Laura Thomas.
A surprise party was given at the
residence Of Mr.. Ii, chspler. one block
east Of the depot, on Monday evening,
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