Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-19
SILVERTON NOTES

III mas Dten necessary 10 tQulp an I.
other room at the grade school and
engage new teacher owing to the
crowded condition of the fourth and
fifth grades, Miss Kora Browne viii f,
teach the new sixth grade room. This
makes two teachers to a grade up to
the sixth grade, with an average of |
35 pupils to each teacher The enroll /
ment is about 10 per cent above what il |
was last year.
Martin Tinglestad was in Portland |
last Tuesday, to be in attendance at
the hospital at the time of his father S |
operation. He returned with Rev. Q, /
A. White Tuesday evening.
The Guy Chamness family are hay
ing their household goods shipped here |
from Goldcndale, Wash, where they |
have been living, and plan ON locating |
in this city.
Kenneth Bennett, the little son of
Mrs Bessie Bennett, was taken TO Sa-
lem the first Of the week to consult a
specialist about an abscess that is form
/ ing on his leg that was injured some
time ago. The little fellow was in the
hospital long time when he was first
injured and it is to be hoped there
/ viii not have to be another operation.
John Quail, the transfer man, moved
to the Mister house on North Water
street, the first of the week.
DIR. and Mrs. A. Il. Wrightman at
tended the grand lodge session of the
Knights of Pythias at Portland this
week.
Leon Hertzel and wife were business
callers from SCOTS Mills the first of
the week,
Mrs, w. b. Prendel died at the home
Of her father, John Moser, ON Tues
day of this week. Hhe cause of her
death was apoplexy, and came as
shock to,her relatives and friends She
is survived by nine children all OF
whom live at Berry, Wash, except one
in Canada. Her husband passed ON two
years ago. at Berry, Wash, and she has
been in Silverton little over year
taking care Of her aged father. Funer-
. nj services were held at the home, Fri
dav afternoon. Albyn Essen officiating.
The body was shipped to the old home
in Washington and lafd to rest beside
that of her husband.
g Miss Esther Gremmels returned to
! her home at Salem, Friday, after two
c weeks spent with her sister, Mrs, Floyd
Boyington.
n Born-At the Emil Rhoner home east
+, of town, on Friday, October 8, seven
q and one-half pound girl A fine bah%
u boy is also reported at the home OF
3 Mr.. and Mrs Earl Crowder.
p Mrs. George De Spain gave a dinner
IS Wednesday evening, in honor of hel
9, father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs, r
d Distad, who recently came from Toron
10 to. s. d., on visit.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Ermal Cramer returned
> home Friday, and will occupy the Rem
G. mington cottage on Koons street.
u Mrs. A. |. Porter came home from
N the Silverton hospital "Wednesday
ie where she has been treated for bloo'
poison. There was one place that woul'
70 not heal and il was decided to tr,
4" grating new skin on the affected part
s' The operation was performed by DI
s' Keene and was very successful. She !
Nn very glad to be able to return home aft
PC err a -four months stay at the hos
ct pital. d,
ry Rev. o. A. White accompanied 7
ed Tinglestad to Portland Monday whcr
Mr.. Tinglestad was operated ON TO
r. pall stones at the Good Samaritan hos
or pital Tuesday morning He cam
III through the operation finely and is re
nd covering as fast as can be expected.
DIR. +. D. Lewis has gone to Chicag
to take up n ost-graduate course !
of one of the large hospitals Of that city
ell Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bronkey and Ettl
10, son were visiting at the home Of NJ
he and Mrs. John Ewert at st. Paul tn
nd last Of the week and spent few day
n. with relatives at Nj. Angel on thei
he way home.
tn The Arthur Hobart family invited
Ia few ncighbors to their home last FIR
es day evening to an old fashioned cor
he roast. in honor Of their guest, Mrs Sila
IN. Newell. who was visiting here froi
ne New Hampshire. They report yer
es' pleasant time, and rounded out the e'
TO ening toasting marshmallQss, eatin
IN. cantaloupes and drinking cider.
Mr.. and Nus. Phelps entertained thei
'or daughter.in.law, Mrs. Earl Phelps an
m little SON. Of Hermiston, Ore, the tir'
lp' Of this week.
II. Mrs. Alfred Oswald and children q
Or Mt. Angel were visiting at the Joe La
'se home on Tuesday last. Mrs. Oswald
no a sister of Mr.. Lais
cd Johnny Circle spent last Saturda
night with friends ab Woodburn an
took in the big dance in the evening.
be Mr.. and Mrs II. b. Latham and chi
AK dren. also Mabel Stewart, motored ov'
TO Salem last Sunday where they spei
the day at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
NJ. l.. Latham.
Rev. j. G. Roselond and wife wei
calling at the country home Of Mr. an
Mrs. Arthur Hobart, last Monday ofte
noon.
The little six.year.od son Of Mr. an
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