Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08
SILVERTON NEWS
1apital Journal SnecinI Service. !

Mrs Dave Marcoe visited her moth.
er, Mrs. j. p. Smith a few days this
week
Albert Petit was among tae sick
ones the first of the week, having a
severe case of grippe.
Mrs. Wesley Turner sustained severe
injuries last Tuesday when she fell
down stairs. She had been in the
habit Of hanging her clothes up stairs
during the rainy weather and after
finishing hanging a few pieces, she
started to go down, and in some way
fell from the very top step. A frac-
ture Of the leg below the knee and
minor bruises was the result.
Mr.. Good is quite swell with his new
rig, that he is delivering trees for the
North Silverton nursery these days.
Norman Holiday, of Portland, was a
Sunday guest at the home of ais sister,
Mrs. John Kubberness.
Julius Wolf, who has been enjoying
a trip to California, returned home the
first of the week.
Jack Nerness was among the Port
land business callers the first of this
week.
y. A. -Doerfler arrived from Wiscon.
sin Monday, with his car load Of regis
tered sheep.
Mrs. s, Levy and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, were passengers for Salem
Thursday, where Miss Levy was to
take part in the program at the Veter-
ans association in the afternoon.
Mrs. Birdie McMain, who has been
in Washington the past two years has
returned to Silverton with her chill
dren and will occupy rooms in the Hos
mer building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer and
daughter are visiting relatives at
Stevenson and Goldendale, Wash. Mr..
Sawyer has sold his farm and after re-
turning from his visit will look up n
business location in this part Of the
valley.
Mrs. II. A. Hague, who has recently
returned from Seattle, Washington,
was the guest of honor at a pleasant
party given by her daughter, Mrs. II.
+. Callister, last Saturday afternoon.
Lovely yellow chrvsanthemums, ming
led with green foliage was used as
decorations in the rooms. A social af.
ternoOn with fancy work of various
kinds was enjoyed, and the hostess
served delicious lunch at the close of
this happy event.
Miss Gertrude Lee, Of Oregon City,
spent the week end in this city, a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. H.
N. James.
Ole Brenien, who has worked for
Gil Bentson the past year, has gone
to Hills, Minnesota, to remain indef-
initely. He was accompanied by his
family. Iver Wang was also one Of the
party and we are safe in saying they
| will wish for little Oregon mist in
stead of the deep SHOWS they will have
in that country.
We are glad to report Uncle John
Moser much better from his late i'll.
ness. He was up and around the house
the last Of the week. His son, Stone.
wall Moser, mas moved in from the
ranch, and will care for his father this
winter.
John Mount was a business caller at
the Capital City last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Small were the
guests of Salem friends the first Of the
week.
Mrs. ]. i. Demsen spent the week
with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Olson
and was also guest at the home of
her brother, Mr.. f. A. Wrightman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towne lately arrived
from California, have rented the Mil.
burn Wray house on Third street. Mr..
Towne is son Of Wm. Towne one of
our rural mail carriers.
Miss Venta Moores spent the week
end with Woodburn relatives.
]. w. Miller and John Goplerud were
business callers at the county seat tnis
week.
Mrs, NJ. P. Larson Is enjoying a visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Frank But.
Ter, and husband, of Long Beach, Cali
fornia.
l.. c. Harvey returned home from
Kelso, Washington, where he has been
employed in the machine shops.
Mrs, j. +. Fishwood will entertain
the Mizpan circle next Wednesday al
her home on Mill street.
Miss Mable Hayes who spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Lorence, at Victor Point, returned Ia
her home at Rickreall, Monday.
Mark Matheny and Claude Slade
were up at the Silver Falls Logging
camp on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bowen are
Portland visitors this week.
The Harvey, Melvin Lumber com
pany, Of Castor, Oregon, has put in
a portable saw mill on the Arthur Ho
bard farm near the railroad bridge
that crosses the Abiqua. They will be
ready to start work in about week.
Harland Hicks, Of Woodburn, spent
the last Of the week at the VIM. Moores
home west Of town He is n brother
Of Mrs. Moores.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haines enjoyed
a visit from their daughters, Mrs. Abe
Kennedy and Mrs. Frank Rape, of
North Howell, the last Of the week.
Mrs A. Nelson, Of Oregon City, who
spent the week end with relatives al
the Ramsby homes, returned to hei
home on Monday.
j. M. and p. l.. Brown were transact
ing business at the Capital City on
Tuesday Of this week.
Edgar Wrightman entertained TWEEN
ty@rec Of his lite friends last Sat
urday in honor of his tenth birthday
A fine time is reported.
ID. +. Geiser is among the last Of the
San Francisco fair visitors leaving for
that place on Thursday last.
Sylvia Larson who underwent an op.
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