Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
AURORA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ehien and sons
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nj. Snyder return
ed last night from sn automobile trip
through Central Oregon.
At the Red Crces mass meeting re-
Gently at Macksburg resolutions were
adopted favoring an embargo upon
munitions of war. Copies were sent to
the president.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Branigar returned
this week from trip to Independence,
where they visited Mr.. Branigar' S half
brother, b. H. Potts. 1t was the broth
ers' first meeting in many years.
Chas. Oglesby and Walter Vaughn
were taken sick Tuesday while at work
spraying in the 0glesby hop yard at
Marks Prairie. They attributed it to
the spray they were using-a strong
nicotine spray.
Geo. Oglesby returned this week from
a visit TO EscadIa. He states the
huckleberries in the Roaring River
country will be ripe by August first
and that there will be immense quan.
titles of berries of fine quality.
Since the hop notes were written,
Felix lSaacson, of the Wok Hop com.
pany, has written two contracts with
local growers, for the delivery of 1915
hops, securing 10000 pounds from Beck
and Welch at II cents and 10000 from
Hong kee, out Of the Crisell yards.
Mr., and Mrs, Sect Sailing, of Belling.
ham, Wash, arrived Wednesday for a
day S visit with their sister, Mrs. n. G.
| Wescott. They are motoring to San
Francisco and San Diego. They will
return next month by steamer TO Sc.
attic.
Louis Lachmund, the well known Sa.
lem hop dealer. was here this morning
on his way to Salem, with his sol.in.
law, DR.. Longwood, of Bellingham
Wash. DR., and Mrs Longwood are en-
route to the California exposition. They
are accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Sailing, OF Belingham.
Frank KraXberger, who was in the
city yesterday from Macksburg, ex
pects to leave in q short time for San
Francisco to attend the national con
/ veutlOn of the COnfederated German
Societies cG America Oregon sends siS
delegates, OF whom Mr. Kraxberger is
Zone. The national confederation is said
to epresent 100000 German speaking
people.
Mrs. 5. p. Lee, of Kokoma. Indiana
who has been visiting her sons, A. ID.
NJ. Il. and l.. G. Lee, for the past two
months, left Thursday night 70,
Pleasanton, Kansas, where she viii
Join her daughter and granddaughter
They will spend a few weeks there will
relatives and then return home.
The Western Telephone company
and the Favorite Telephone company
Of WoOdburn, have announced that tn,
two companies will be consolidated
shortly. The announcement is made il
an application TO the public servic,
commission for authority to increas,
their rates. They promise improved
and greater facilities. The application
declares that the residents of Woodburl
desire the consolidation of the compa
nies. Clyde $. Carlos is named as tn
owner Of the Western Telephone com
pany. The Favorite Telephone com
pany is operated by the Chappelles.
Mrs. n. G. Wescott entertained a
500" Wednesday for Mrs. w. b. AL
len, of Portland, who has been VISITING
here this week. These present were
Mesdames W. B. Allen, Diana Snyder
Jas. Ogle, j, W. Sadler, w. H. Ehlen
Henry L. Bents, Louis Webert, o. 7
Higginbotham, Otis Morris, A.
Scheurer, Eugene Flynn, Chris Giesy
Fred Yergen, Geo. Yergen, Zen,
Sehwab, Guy N. Hickok, Percy Otto
way, Geo. Kraus, Chas. Arnold, w. ]
Bauer, Fred Will and Misses Velmi
and Leita Bents, Emma Snyder, Lizzi,
Win, Clara viii and Tillie Fry.
Born, Sunday, July Is, TO the wife Of
BENZ. Jackson, at Macksburg, a SON.
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