Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-22
MOUNT ANGEL NEWS

College boys are beginning to come
1 thick and fast and largo attendance
is looked for this year.
John Pfaff, Jr., will sell his personal
property at public auction on October
at his place one mile north of town
A. L. Cannon has moved his second
hand store to the Back building form
erly occupied by Mr.. Back. Mr.. Cannon
is rustler and is naturally working
up good trade.
G. A. ellis, the miller ut Monitor,
has just completed large warehouse
near the depot at Monitor. Section fore.
man of the W. V, $. railway is presently
engaged in building side track to
the warehouse.
Miss Vivian Browne Of Silverton, and
Miss Velma Whiteakcr Of Independ-
ence, were visiting the academy Wed
nesday. The latter will attend the acad.
emy during the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Oswald, Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Welton and Miss Fran.
els Bronkoy were crawfishing at Mon
itor Sunday. Not much success is the
report and the excuse is because of the
rain.
Paul Fuchs, T. l.. Amber, Otto Hass.
ing and Mr.. Boschler drove to Inde.
pendence few days ago to see the
hop picking machine at worn in the
Hurst Brothers yard. The machine is
the invention Of Mr.. Hurst.
Miss Nina Loken left last Sunday
for Webster, s. Oak, to open a term
Of school after having spent her vaca.
tion at the Gottenberg home, and at the
exposition cities. Her sister, Emma, left
u week earlier for Faulkton, s. Oak,
whore she is engaged in teaching.
Mrs. NJ Oswald and son, Otto, re-
turned this week from California, aft.
er a tour Of several weeks in their new
Studebaker. They visited the exposition
cities and in different parts of Califor.
MIA. They went the entire distance
without accident and had a most pleas.
ant time.
80 far as any report reaching this
office this season is concerned, W. l..
Yarrow, although handicapped by the
loss Of one arm, made the best record .
as Il hop picker, at the S. Christen
son yard near here. He is said to have
picked ~ boxes in one day or 700
pounds in two and one.half days. His
record was at the top all through the
season. ITN
+. II. MeCarter, Of Portland an old
time newspaper man Of Oregon, was in
town Wednesday and naturally made
this office a pleasant visit. Mr.. Me
Carter was formerly engaged in the
printing business in Woodburn, but ia
now the ice man in Portland Seldom
does printer ever change his vocation
and make success Of his new under.
taking, but that is what Mae has
done.
Ed Bronkey and son, Leo, returned
this week from Uniontown, Wash,
where they have been working during !
harvest and threshiug Mr.. Bronkey has
been there every season for the past
eight years and worged on the same
engine. He says there were IA men
from Mt. Angel working in that vicin.
ity this season.
Another very pretty wedding was
solemnized In the church Tuesday morn.
ing when Mr.. j. s. Klinger, well
known young business man Of this city
led before the altar miss Marie stup.
fol, a charming young lady Of this
city and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A.
5tupfel
Mr.. and Mrs. Klinger need no in.
PRODUCTION in this vicinity. They are
natives Of Mt. Angel and held in high
esteem bv Oh who know them.
Rev. Father Donnie performed the
beautiful ceremony in the presence Of
a large congregation Of relatives and
friends.--Tribune.