Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-22
SILVERTON NEWS
Capital journal Special Service.


SilvertOn, Or, Dec. 22.-Lloyl Rich,
es, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Riches, of
this place, has gone to Stanfield in
eastern Oregon, to be editor Of a local
newspaper. Mr.. Riches has been the
Oregon City reporter for the Portland
Daily Journal for several years past.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Gunderson, were
in Portland this week to attend the the
wedding Of their friend, Miss Tonseth.
Among those from out of town to at.
tend the funeral of the late NJ. Cooley,
were: Frank Hall and Raymond Fish
er, Of Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs. A. l..
Brewer. Mrs. Ada and Poan Smith, of
Scots Mills, also j. b. Duncan, son.
in.law of Mr.. Cooley.
Mrs r. Il. Kleinsorge was a guest of
Portland friends the past week.
Attorney G. II. Ross was transacting
business at McMinnville this week.
X. M. Hofer was over from Salem
on business the first of this week.
Miss Gertrude Martin and Clifford
Pitney were married at Salem on
Thursday of this week.
The basket ball game between Ore.
gon City and Silverton high school was
played here last Saturday night. The
score stood Al 20 s in favor of Silver
ton.
DR.. Keene was called TO the w. II.
Baughmaa home at North Howell to
attend Miss Agnes Morgan who is very
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Ralph Shifts and Mrs. Robert
Howe were in the city from the Sill.
yerton Lumber company's camp to do
their Christmas shopping.
). N. VanArnum accompanied by his
brother, John VanArnam, OF North Da-
kota, enjoyed trip to the Silverton
Lumber camps last Tuesday.
There will bo program at the
Christian church on Christmas eve Civ
en- by the Sunday school. There will
be recitations, songs, etc, followed by
a Christmas eantata, entitled, "The
Enchanted Castle. "
Miss Cassie Blnckerby who teaches
school at Townsend has been home this
week on account of sickness, but hopes
TO return to her school work again the
first of the week.
Hon. II. NJ, Crohisen, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Carrie Bushnell, were
in the city Friday, TO pay their last re-.
spects to the lnto NJ. Cooley,
The ladies Of the Mizpah Circle held
their regular annual sale of alal kinds
of fancy work, useful articles, and
good things to eat, last Friday and
Saturday. The sale was well attended
and the different articles sold readily.
The proceeds OF the sale will 20 for
charitable purposes, and mucn good
work has been accomplished by these
busy ladies.
Miss Lydia Schanasse, who is a stu.
dent at the college of music in Salem,
spent the week end with her cousin.
Mrs o, Ralston mad family of this
nlacc. Miss Schanassa s home il in
eastern Washington.
Ira Stewart came home from Clifton,
Oregon, Friday night, where ae has had
charge OF an engine ON logging road.
A goodly number Of friends gathered
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Amos last
Friday afternoon, responding to an In.
Wtntion from her sister, Mrs. Nicker.
sou. Mrs. Amos birthday was the in.
spiration for this surprise party, which
was one of the most enjoyable events
of the week. The afternoon was passed
in social manner, the ladies each hav.
ing their fancy work and exchanging
Christmas suggestions. A beautiful
piece of silverware was presented TO
Mrs. Amos and delicious refreshments
were served before the guests departed.
wish for MANY happy returns Of the
day were expressed by all present.
Mas Mnrin Hanna unant so,,rn1