Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-02
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guest at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Henlne over Sunday
Mrs. Bailey is quite IN at the home
of her mother Mrs. Kerns this week
DR.. Welsh of SilvertOn was in towt
last week attending all the denta
work that needed attention in GU
little place.
Mrs. Frank Thomas and daughter
Ada Of this place left wednesday
morning for visit with her mother
in Kansas. Mrs. Thomas expects tt
spend the winter with relatives ant
friends In Kansas.
Miss Pearl Hobson returned Satur
day from prolonged visit with Salem
friends. Miss HObson will remain but
a short time with us, as she expects tC
again take charge of the short hand
department in the Mineral Springs
college at Sodaville, Or.
Ice cream socials were quite numer.
Gus with us last week. Thursday and
Friday night the young ladies OF the
Christian church gave an ice cream
social, Saturday night the ladies aid
of the Methodist church also devoted
to an ice cream social for the benefit
of their church.
Mrs. o. ID. Ball, of Geno, Neb., who
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Balsey, of this place, for the past
two months, left Wednesday morning
for her home, accompanied by her
sister Miss Josie Balsley much, to the
regret OF her many friends in Stayton
and Salem. Miss Balsley was a
student for three years at the Will
lamette university at Salem and will
no doubt be missed by her class
mates the coming year.
Miss Ollie Robertson, orc of the
attendents at the Oregon state insane
asylum, is home on a short visit with
friends and relatives.
County Treasurer Brown came
down from Salem Saturday night for
a visit over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brown. On his re-
turn he was accompanied by his wife
and son Emery Mrs. Brown has
been visiting with relatives in Stay
ton and Lyons for the past two weeks. |
Deputy Sheriff Cooper. of Salem.
make business trip to Stayton on
spending the night with his
returning Sunday.
The members of the Christian
church gave their pastor, Rev. Green,
surprise party In the shape of a
pound party consisting Of all the
rood things of the season.
Mr.. Balsley and two daughters, Miss
Alice Balsley, and Mrs. DaAid Wyatt.
lrove up to Salem last Wednesday
morning and back in the evening.
Mrs. Minnie Robertson's painting
lass grows larger in number OF pu-
'ils each week and they are turning
nut some excellent work in both pastel
md oil painting.
j. NJ. Dunivjn made his regular
monthly trip to Albany Monday in the
interest of the of the Stay ton Touring
lill.
A number of the enterprlslng young
eople of our little town are going to
rganize class in German this week
the home of Druggist Derbyshire
The members Of the Baptist church
'ill organize a Young Peoples Union
their church Wednesday night. A
mort program will be furnished as
Entertainment for those present.
Abe Smith left for a trip to the
fountains Monday afternoon, pros /,
Getting IL is supposed, as Mr.. Smith !
somewhat OF a miner. I
Mrs. f. f. Foster, OF this place gave ;
n informal farewell reception last 1
Ionday night in honor Of Mrs. 0. ID.
all, OF Nebraska, and Miss Balsley.
efore they left for Nebraska. sThe
vening was very pleasantly spent in
ames, music and converse until mid
Ight, when light refreshments were
rived, consisting of ice cream, cake,
monade. At late hour all took
lelr departure wishing Mrs. Ball and
ISIS Balsley a pleasant journey and a
lie return to their old home. Those
esent were Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Mr..
I'd Mrs, A. ID. Gardner, Mr.. and
rs NJ Nj. Balsley, Madams Preston.
yatt, Ball, Misses Josie Balsley,
Ihel Gardner. Ella Balsley, Vera
I'd Norma Gardner, Alice Balsley.
empest Dunivan, Messrs. Deet Bas.
y David Smith and Roy King.