Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-16
MOUNT ANGEL NEWS

Conductor Al. Bernard of the w. V. s.
ny, is taking a vacation and is attend.
ing the b. of R. T. meeting at Port.
land
Edmund Zollner went to Portland last
Friday, where he has position as trav.
cling salesman for a wholesale house.
Hop growers in Mt Angel say that
picking in some yards win be com.
menced during the latter part of the
month
Henry Saafeld was taken to Port
land Sunday and on Monday was
operated upon for appendicitis. He was
q very sick man when he left.
Miss Kate Limback, who was oper.
ated upon last week at st. Vincent
hospital in Portland by DR.. Webb, of
this city, is doing nicely and will be
home soon.
MT Bauman was appointed recorder
at recent meeting of the council to
fill the vacancy caused by the illness
of N. P, Smith, who is now in the hos.
pital at Portland.
Mrs. M. Oswald, Otto and Anna Os.
wald, John Friedman and Miss Anna
Bronkey left for the fair at San
Francisco last Saturday. They will be
gone several weeks.
p, N. Smith, who has been in the
hospital at Portland for some time,
is reported some better. Hhe under.
went another small operation Mon
day.
A. L. Cannon, the florist, has pur.
chased the stock of secondhand fur.
niture store from Jens Jensen, and
moved the stock to building of his
own near the green house.
Just before going to press we learn of |
the death of A. j. Zimmerman, pion.
eer of Mt. Angel, who died at his
home here Wednesday night at the age
of so years. Obituary will appear next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Keber entertained |
q party of young people at their home
evening. A musical program
rendered made ii happy occasion.
Light refreshments were served.
]. W. Elmer sold complete thresh-
ing outfit one day last week to VIM.
Bird, Isaac Sharp, Clarence Waters and
Albert Olson, Of Wilhoit. II is beauti.
full and modern outfit. A six-horse pow.
er gasoline engine furnishes the pow.
Or.
j, W. Elmer went out TO his broth.
er's hop yard Sunday to get an idea
Of the hop conditions in this vicinity.
He says he saw more lice in that
yard Sunday than he has seen in all
the 25 years he has lived in Oregon:
I. r. Hough has purchased the res.
taurant from Jacob Scharbach, locat.
ID on Charles street, and took posses
lion Saturday morning. Mr.. and Mrs
Hough are competent restaurant people
md will make success of the new un.
iertaking without a doubt.
Mr.. Hitching and family, who start.
ID for Idaho in an emigrant wagon,
ame back Saturday to get new start,
they went only a short distance the
irst time when Mr. Hitchings and his
on secured work on q farm. They de.
,arted again Sunday and at last re.
,orts were in McMinnville.
The car spoken of a week ago con.
aiming trout fry will arrive in Mt.
Angel Saturday evening and will re.
main here until Sunday, People In.
in the distribution Of the same
re urged to be on hand at m early
our Sunday morning with automobiles
nd teams and help place the trout fry
n the streams in this vicinity.
A couple Of hop growers were dis.
ussing the hop conditions Tuesday
nd one Of them remarked; "My hops
ion Z amount to anything this year --
he lice are eating them up as fast as
hey can-but m not talking II around
luch, because Il will hurt my credit
{ the stores.' Some logic in that,
n't there Tribune.