Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-12

Dowd last week.
Father O'Farrel went to Salem Sun
day and took in the Foresters' meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Roberts will
leave Thursday for Long Beach wher'
they expect to stay for an indefinite
time.
Hubert Rollins Of Portland, spen
Monday with friends in Woodburn.
Mrs. T. G. Poorman was the guest
of Mrs. B. O. Shuckipg New Years anC
attended the New Years dance while
there.
Mrs. Claude Skinner of Independ
ence, is the guest of Mrs. George Bon
ney this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hickox Of Salem
spent several days last week with Their
daughter Mrs. Fred Dose.
Ed Lindiken returned to his home in
Portland Monday after spending two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L. Grassman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hickox and
family Of Brooks, were the guests Of
Mr.. Hickox's sister, Mrs. Fred Dose,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Yergen Of Donald,
spent several days last week as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Bitney.
Richard and Reed reports the follow
ing recent sales:
Mamie Briere to L. A. Geier, house
and lot, consideration, 5000. Mr. Geier
expects to make considerable improve
ments on the property.
Chas. Sheard to A. M. sereng, houss
ard lot on Corby street, consideration,
81 900.
Mrs. Mabel D. Austin to William
the Woodburn Livery barn
on Young street, consideration, $1,000.
Mr.. Sporalsky is a very progressive
man and we are glad to have him with
us.
Axel Rydman to j. +. Coleman, 12
acres located on Pudding river, consid-
GRAFTON, 1900
William Spanalsky to Mabel D. Aus
tin, house and lot. Miss Austin will
make this place her home for the fu.
ture.
DR.. and Mrs. 0verton gave series
Of parties at which they delightfully."-
their guest. The first party
occurred on Tuesday evening, The
lime was pleasantly spent in playing
five hundred. After the game delici-
ous lunch was served by the hostess
assisted by Lillian Cornell. Those
were; Mr. and Mrs. T. G, Poor
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Austin, Mr..
md Mrs. Lyman Shoyey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Livesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Nc
lord, r. and Mrs. Fred Dose, Miss Lii
ian Cornell, Miss Hazel Bitney and
Fred Cornell.
The second party was on Thursday.
The evening was spent in playing 500
.fter which q sumptious lunch was ser
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs, !
Walter johnson and Mrs, ChaS. Good.
10. Those present were; Mr., and Mrs.
}, Guiss, Mr., and Mrs. Q, G, Goodale,
Ir. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mr., and
lrs, II. Il. Emmett, Mr. and Mrs 0.
Drake, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo, Beebe, Mr.
nd Mrs. John Stoelhammer, Mr.. and
Irs, Il. Settlemier, Mr., and Mrs, l., NJ.
iitney, Mrs. \, Kennedy and Mrs.
usan Livesley.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Bunting entertained
/ New Years dinner Mr., and Mrs. G,
Van Kaughnet and daughter Alma,
{ Forest Grove, and Mr.. and Mrs j.
uniting and family.
Mr.. and Mrs l., NJ. Bitney enter
lined at a delightful New Years din
,r. The dinner was handsomely ap-
,iutcd and the holiday idea carried
IT, The very attractive centerpiece
M basket filled with holly and
nall sprays were scattered over the
bic. Tho hostess was assisted in ser. {
ug by her daughter Miss Hazel,
,vers we're laid for Mr., and Mrs, j,
. See, Mr., and Mrs, Fred Yergen and
MS Nomand and Lyle Of Aurora,
iss Grace Staples and Mr., John stap' v
$ Of Donald, Miss Hazel and Aletha Il
Itncy, Dewey Bitnoy and host and
'stess. Z
Mrs, j. j, Hall entertained Saturday I
teruoon in honor OF her little daugh'
r Margarettc's 5 eighth birthday. The
me was pleasantly spent in games and
usic. At four the little guests werc d
vited into the dining room which was '
'couted In red crepe paper aud kew
es. The table was centercd with q
rgc birthday cake The place cards
ere mndo in tho form of kowpies.
inch was served by Mrs, Hall. Little
argaret received many beautiful and
etul gifts, Those present were Violet
Ison, Erma Wilson, Lilly Olson, Lila
olson, Gustmc Ford, Agnes Babb,
ava Sims, Opal Sims, Archie Babb,
.anda Sims, Ruth johnson, Marcy Q