Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
HUBBARD news

The Wallace brothers are plastering
that new home Of Il. S. Millers this
week and 2. L. Calvert is putting in
the plumbing.
Fred Stickney is improving his five
acre tract over near Broadacres, by
building barn. A residence will like.
ly be built later in the year.
Il. $, Mliller's fine new residence is
nearing completion. When completed
Mr.. Miller will have one of the finest
houses in this part of the country.
G.. w. Knight received a car load of
salt direct from the factory at San
Francisco last Thursday. In the car
was brick salt, half ground and dairy
salt.
Among those living some distance
from town who were here trading Sat
urday were Amos Kaufman, Glenn Car
others, Geo. Leffler and o. c. Whitney.
Mrs. Taylor Skees expects to return
to her former home in Monroe, Mis-
souri,, soon when her business affairs
are settled after the sale which was
held Thursday.
G. N. Beck and j. l.. Calvert were in
Salem the first Of the week calling on
the county court and commissioners in
the interest of the cutoff road
Mrs. Kate Snider and Mrs. Elizabeth
Phen of Portland, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Haag and other Hubbard friends.
DR.. and Mrs. r.. Schoor returned Sat.
urday from their auto trip to Seattle
md other Washington points. They re-
port fine time and good word for
their Overland.
The Hubbard band in high class con
'ert at Donald Thursday night assist
I'd by Oscar Steelhammer of Salem, and |
'ocalsoloist Geo, c. L. Snyder, also of .
salem. A treat for all who can hear
hem
Miss Veda Lankin of Ncwberg ar.
lived in Hubbard Saturday to be at the
Ied side Of Miss Edna Simmons, whose
Ieath occurred Saturday morning at
he home Of II. j. Lankin.
The Woodburn Post and Relief Corps i
will attend Hubbard decoration services
II a body Lunch will be served Corps
nd Post visitors and the band in Odd
'ellows hall at l2 O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. KQlp of Nappanee, Indi-
ma, left for Seattle Thursday after
isit Of n few days with Mr., and Mrs.
imon Yoder and Mr., and Mrs. Il. $,
Filler. They will return East via San
Colorado points
Mrs. \. j. Moore, Of Portland, came
Hubbard nine months ago to spend
Ho weeks with relatives and friends,
ut liked Hubbard so well her visit
as prolonged. She returned to Port
md Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kinzer visited
'latives in Portland two days last week
nd while there Charley purchased new
for his pool room and bar.
Ar shop and when ready for use he
Ill have one of the most up to date
aces in the county.
The day the boys and girls went to
llem to take part in the spelling con.
st, Geo. w, Knight offered prize Of
dress to the best speller among the
rls and a jack knife to the best speller
nong the boys. Harty Rankin was
varded the dress and Gordon Lindsay
G jack knife.
Last Friday evening, May 81, the
lgrim Daughters entertained the Pil.
i'm Sons with a bonfire party at thu
me of j. c. Moomaw. After the busi
IS of the two classes had been trans
ted, toasting weenies and making
ndy formed the principal diversion of
0 evening, About thirty young people
re present the crowd from town be.
taken out by A. D, Wolfer in his
W car.
Letters received from Mr.. and Mrs
M. Meeker who are on an auto trip
'ough California, state they stopped
zee days in Roseburg on account of
roads and then went on through to
While in the vicinity Of
(. J.assen they could see the column
smoke ascending and had no diff.
ty in noticing the general feeling Of