Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towrs
in the Valley.
PROM JEFFERSON,

John Kirk went to Ssrm Friday.
DR.. Hill, of Albany, was in cur city
Monday.
J. w. Roland went to the Capital
city Saturday.
Miss Pauline L1oney who has been
visiting in Salem returned home sat
urdsy.
Chas. B. Knight, who has teen laid
up with sprained baes, is able 10 lie
out sgain.
Mrs f. n. Thomas who has been
seriously i'll for some time is reported
somewhat better.
PJf Barzee was employed at the
annual school meeting Of the Jefferson
Iustitue as principal Of the school for
the next school year.
The Peoples Party held their
primary at Smith & Jones hall on
March 3rd and elec ed the following
delegates to the county convention:
B. F. Blackwell, A. Libby, VIM. Jones,
II. b. Burrows, J. w. Pate, Charles
Miller, Jr., Charles Miller, ST., D.
Myers, James Curl
At the close of the meeting at the in.
stitnte on Monday Mar. 5th the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Hon. Charles Miller; vice president,
A. Weddle; secretary, B. y. Longs
worth; treasurer, A. B. Hudleson; di-
reteors, J. w. LOOney, c. NJ. Smith,
3. It. Johnson.
The Republicans of this precinct
organized a Republican club on
Wednesday March 7th, naming it the
Young Mems Republican Club. They
organized with about 81 members aud
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Hugh Harrison; vice president,
B. n. Longswer;h; secretary, A. E.
Shoemaker; assistant secretary, G. f.
Robertson; treasurer, John Jones.
FROM MARION.
8. NJ. Holt, of Medford, will address
the Pops here this Monday evening
at p. m.
The Republicans hold their primary
here on the 18th. at p, NJ. to elect 8
delegates to the county convention.
Rev. Hayworth left for his home on
Monday mornings overland. He made
many friends during his stay here and
will be gladly welcomed back at any
time.
The school board has employed Miss
Myrta Tomlinson, Of Scots Mills, to
teach the spring term of school COM
March 10Th. Miss Tomlinson
s an experienced teacher and we ex.
peet successful term of school.
The firm of Collins. Vaughn & Co.
las failed and "5unset Fruit Farm"
near Marion which they bought of
Rank Edgar has gone back 20 Mr..
Edgar aad be has now rented the farm
o Johnson and Campbell for this year.
The special meetings, which have
'een conducted by l.. NJ. Hayworth of
Newberg, at the Friends church here,
or the past two weeks, closed Sunday
light. The results of the meeting
were professed conversion, 9 renewals |
md II persons joined the Friends /
,hurch.
NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.
w. Kester has rented part of B. F.
Fletcher's place.
Rev. Royal did not fill mis- appoint
nent last Sunday on account of bad
weather..
The president of the literary society,
NJ. Esson, has gone to California to
ee the midwinter fair.
At the recent school meeting ]. Cuts.
orth was reelected clerk aud NJ.
director.
Clyde Apperson, of McMiAnville,
anne over and spent Saturday and
'unday at J, A. Norwood's not long
ince.
Robert Parks, from Montana, has
moved into the neighborhood and will
oon put up house on some land he
las bought.
A social and supper in honor of Win
er Bsughmsn given at the home Of
lis parents not long ago was pleasant
flair. The occasion and its success is
realty due to Bert Morgan, who sent
ut the invitations and acted as master
4 ceremonies.