Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-13
SILVERTON NEWS

Silverton, Or, Oct. l3-Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Morley are visiting Portland
friends this week.
Miss Esther Hines was in Portland
on business the first of the week.
Miss Bess Cowden is entertaining
her friend, Miss Lila Sengstake, of
Portland, at her home on Mill street.
Miss Nellie Distad left for Portland
last Friday, after pleasant visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. De Spain.
G. w. hubbs accompanied by MS
mother, Mrs. w. p. Hubbs motored
over to Marion last Sunday for visit
at the N. g. Hubbs home.
Mrs. Williams entertained her sister,
Miss Julia johnson, Of Portland, Ore
gon, over Sunday.
Il. E. Taylor and Louie Wolfard were
over on the Santiam river fishing last
Sunday. They had good success, and
a fine outing.
Mrs. G. A. Webb accompanied her son
Dr. Webb of Mt. Angel over to the
fair one day the past week, as she has
been very sick for some time past, the
trip was much enjoyed.
Jonny Circle enjoyed visit from
his friend Rollo Leitsell Of Woodburn
last Sunday.
A motor party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Redtield aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank DeGuire were pleasure riding on
the streets of the Capital City last
Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Riches was a week
end guest at the home of her brother
George Riches and family in Salem.
Miss Addi6 MeKillop and Lawrence
Herrick of South Silverton, were mar
ried at Salem on Thursday, October 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nixon are en-
joying a-vist from their two daughters
Mrs. 9. 4. Whitman of Edmunton, AL
4 berta, and Mrs. w. o. Miller, of Con
don, Oregon.
The II. l.. Nutting family had a
nephew of Mr.. Nutting, Martin Ken.
field, of Bemidji, Minnesota, as a guest
for the week end. Mr.. Kenfield accom-
panied by Mr.. Nutting, left for Port
Ian on Monday morning.
Joseph Larsen, Charles BentsOn, and
A. l.. Larsen started Monday on a
"trip through the middle west Theii
destination was to be different points
in North Dakota and plan on being
} gone two weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Williams will entertain
; the Loyal Bereans at their regular class
social, at her home on Thursday even
; ing, October IA.
= Rev. Browne and family have moved
to Lents, Oregon, where he nas been
called to preach the coming year The
Albert Webb auto truck took their
: household goods last Wednesday. This
> estimable family leave many warm
; friends in Silverton who wish them
. success in their new home.
, A number Of flattering prizes were
carried away from the fair last week
by Silverton men. The Loe Brothers
} won prizes bOtn on sheep and theiI
thoroughbred Poland China hogs, and
/ Messrs. j. II. Porter and Charles Mooref
D received two first prizes, three second
g and one third prixe on their fino Bel
9 gian horses The jet black team OF
q Bud Thomas were winners both in team
! and second prize on one Of them single
this being more noticeable inasmuch az
they were in competition with thor.
. oughbreds.
The woman's home missionary so
\ eiety Of the Methodist church will give
4 Halowc en- entertainment at the NJ
4 Il. church parlors, on October 20. Ev.
eryone is cordially invited and one OF
\ the best times promised all who at.
tend.
n There is noticeable increase in or
4 ders for lumber at the Silverton Lum.
Der companys mill and il is difficult
now TO get ears sufficient to handle t1e
outside orders. There Is a shortage OF
about 50 cars right at the present
. time.
Nes Herigstad gathered 800 boxes
\ OF fine Italian pruncs from his three
acre orchard. The dried product wa'
i sold at cents a pound.
The United Lutberans will hold a
conference in the rev 81. Johns Lutn
\ eran church the 10th and 10Th Of 0e
tobcr. The subject for general discus
4 sion will be Revelations 2.1:7. On Sun
day the 18th Of October the new church
will be solemnly dedicated 10 the wor
4 strip of God, by the president Of tIt
United chnrcd, the Rev. r. II. Dahl, ID
D., Of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Al
A services viii be IN Norwegian, except
on Sunday Cfternoon.
The Roy Miller family have theil
household goods packed and stored fol
4 time Mr.. Miller is going 70 Portland
. 10 look for a location, and in the near
4 time Mrs. Miller end little Gladys val
4 visit relatives at Salem, after spend
\ ing this week at the Ira Stewart hom'
4 in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wilsey, on Me
'| Claim street, ere the proud parents oi
fine 10 pouId boy born on Mondcy
4 October lth
Mrs. Isaac Whoaldon, Of Plainview
\ Oregon, and Mrs Lucy Churehman, OF
Sheridan, left for their homes last Tues
ldav after a very uleaeeut visit with