Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-30
AURORA NEWS

feu Aell WIS mere tHlS week IlOHI
Tualatin, where he has been renting
Il farm this season. He will return
this fall to the Aurora neighbOrhood.
Mrs. j. Wyman and daughter, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hurst, left Monday for their
home in Portland, Mr.. Wyman having
come up TO join them Sunday
|. G. Everly is home from a trip to
northern California, where he has
homestead. He made the trip both
ways on his bicycle, travelling nearly
1000 miles.
G. A. Enlen, j. A. Fosmark, Gene
Garrett and Gene Flynn left Monday
on hunting trip in southern Oregon,
in the Lorraine country, driving up the
valley by automobile.
Mrs. Ii. l.. Bents and daughters, Miss
Annette Miller, and Mrs. \. c. Wescott
and little son mOtoreG to Woodburn
Saturday evening, returning by the way
of Donald
l.. L. Gribble's s family and Msr,
Diana Snyder and children returned last
Thursday from a two weeks vacation
in camp in the mountains above Mo
lalla.
Miss Orletta Kraus ewas registered
among the Oregon teachers at the
meeting of the National Education as
sociation at Oakland. Cal, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ii. II. Sailing arrived
Tuesday from Montana to visit their
daughter, Mrs. N. c. Wescott. They are
on their way to Missouri via California,
where they will visit another daughter.
j. d. Lofgren, one Of the hop grow
ers of the Needy country, was here
Monday, getting ready for the hop har-
best CO the Clackamas county yards.
Sidney Graham was here Monday
from Butteville. He left sample
branches of nops at the Observer
office, showing some fine clean hops
from his yard, where the quality and
yield promise to be excellent.
Mrs. Williams, Of Washington, d
c., is here visiting Mrs. o. P. Higgin
botham. They were girlhocl friends
Mrs. Williams is a cousin of Mrs. NJ
+ Phillips She is employed in the
federal census bureau
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jack were here
Saturday from Needy. Mr.. Jack eX
poets to leave soon for trip to I'm
perial valley, Cal, hoping to get ri(
of the rheumatism in that dry climate
Among the heaviest yields of oat'
reported in this section is that on thu
Frederickson farm at Needy, where
Shadeland Wonder oats yielded at thu
rate of 107 bushels per acre from al
S-acre field.
F. w. Kracht and daughter, Mrs
Hauner, went to Portland Saturday t.
attend joint birthday party at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee. Tn
occasion was tine birthday of Mr
Kracht and his little granddaugh Inter
Carolyn Lee. Those present were: +
| w. Kracht, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Haune
and family, Miss Sophie Kracht, MI
and Mrs. Lee and family.
1 Miss Helen Anderson and Mr.. Lyn
Eberman were married Wednesday a
Portland, only a few intimate friend
and relatives being present. The Drld
is we'll known music teacher, havin
had several pupils at Fargo. The groor
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ebel
man, of Buttevlle. After the remove
L OF Ine ldltcr W Ccdslue HSAt nun
the newly-wedded couple will TAX
charge of the Eberman farm.
Mrs. j. w. Sadler entertained a
cards Thursday afternoon, the hone
guests being Mrs. Will R. King, G
4 Washington, D. c.; Mrs. G. c. Scearc,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. j.
Hare, of Portland. The rooms an
veranda were profusely decorated wit
hop vines and marigolds. The trophit
I were won by Mrs, j. G. Hare and b
Mrs. Brown. The hostess was assiste
by Mrs. Frank Settlemier, of Woodburl
and Mrs. G. S. Arnold.
: Those present were: Mrs. John Tof
: Mrs j. TAFT, Mrs. Francis Warin
Mrs d. C. Hare, Mrs w. B. Hare, Mr.
Adolph Crisell, Mrs. VIM. Hunt, of Por
; land; Mrs AL Brown, of Salem; Mr.
+. b. Fargo, and Mrs. Bower, of Fargo
) Mrs. A. +. Feller, of Donald; Mrs Gle
) Yergen, of East Butteville; Mrs. Geori
! Yergen, of Wallace; Mrs. Frank Settl
meier, Mrs. Blaine McCord, Mrs. w. !
Chapman, Mrs. L. NJ. Bitney and Mi
|, Hazel Bitney, of Woodburn; Mrs. !
r. Powers, OF Minneapolis; Mrs. JaC
Barkman, OF Donald; Mrs. Scott, I
.. Portland; Mrs. Edgar Pierce, Mrs.
S. Arnold, Mrs. +. l.. Miller and Mi
7 Annette Miller, of Aurora.-Observe