Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-12
SPRING VALLEY NEWS
(Capital Journal Special service.)

(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Spring Valley, Or, Nov. l2.-Mrs. j.
Fred Purvine entertained pleasantly at
dinner Monday evening in honor of the
tenth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne D. Henry. Tiny kewpies
united with wedding ring marked the
place of each guest, and the dancing
bears and tin whistles used as fayors
created much merriment. Covers were
laid for twelve, those present being,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne d. Henry, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harvey Craw-
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Pur-
I vine.
/ Miss Helen Baker was pleasantly sur
prised ON Tuesday evening when party
of young people gathered to spend tao
evening. and to bid farewell to Miss
! Helen, who left Wednesday morning for
I Portland, to attend high school.
! i. h. Bradford was the victim of Il
surprise party on Monday night, the
occasion being his birthday. An oyster
supper was served, after which the
evcning was spent in enjoyable social
pastimes.
A number of the Spring Valley young
people attended the Jomelli concert IN
Salem last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davis were Salem
shoppers ON Saturday.
Mrs. w. Y. Scott was called to Port
land last Thursday by the serious ill
ness of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Chas.
Scott. and little Mary Scott. They
have not yet sufficiently recovered for
her to return home.
A baby boy was born Saturday, De-
tober 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. WOrthington,
at Eaglecrest Orchards.
Rev. Reploguc, who conducted Il SER
les of meetings here several weeks ago,
preached at the church on Sunday
morning, the theme being "fhe Rcsur-
rcction Day."
hogs Monday, to Mr.. Farmer, at Me-
Coy.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Henry departed
: for the exposition Wednesday. They
viii stay ia Frisco only short time,
later going to Los Angeles to spend tnc
winter with their son, Clyde and family.
George Derrick will have charge of the
farm during their absence.
France Mcliinay is spending several
weeks in San Francisco at the exposi-
tion. He expects TO remain until after
Thanksgiving, spending that holiday in
; Portland.
Ray Mash is away Tor several weeks,
on business trip to Lake county
r Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne d. Henry were
p Salem visitors, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wells, and two
children, Willard and lie Roy, were Sun
I day guests of MIR. and Mrs. Harvey
|, Crawford.
The condition of the Polk-Marion
, county steel bridge causes no little in.
, convenience TO the residents of this see
I tion of Polk county, to whom Salem
\ \ is necessarily the market town. W.
! are sometimes compelled to hold over
Il stock at loss, ON account of not be
] ing able to cross the bridge, and some
u times feel shortage Of supplies. Now
= that the bridge is re.Opened, on con
= dition that the wind doesn't blow, We
never can feel certain that the wind
: won { come up and leave us in Salem t
7 spend the night with stock uufed ant
x other chores undone. Really, it's !
, topic worthy Of the funnies" and II
. spite of all the trouble it causes us
we can Z help seeing the funny side o
IT, "lf the wind doesn Y blow, we cai
go il the wind does blow, we can stay
ut home.