Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
HUBBARD news


over at Marquam.
Mrs. Helen c. Hurst, of Aurora, was
Sunday visitor with her SON. w. s.
Hurst, of this city.
Mrs. d. H. Rowan and daughter,
Phyllis, of Tacoma, arrived Saturday
to be the guest of Mrs Frank Fry.
Ralph Palmer was assisting at the s.
p. station the past week while jay
Crittenden was taking his vacation.
Quite number of Hubbard people
are attending the Church of God camp
meeting at Woodburn this week.
Mrs Gurtcn and Miss Burnett of
Portland, spent Sunday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Meeker.
Miss Emma Lembcke, of Portland,
returned home Wednesday after a few
days. visit with Miss Ruth Hurst
Some one left pair of gold frame
nose glasses in case at the school house
Tuesday afternoon. Call for them at
this office.
Miss Mary Hoss after pleasant visit
with her cousin, Mrs. l., NJ. Meeker, re-
turned to her home in Portland Wednes.
day evening.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Butler and DR..
and Mrs. S. w. Weaver and daughter
Miss Frances, went to Sodaville and
Waterloo, Tuesday and returned We'd
nesday evening.
Albert johnson subscribed for the
Enterprise Monday morning before
starting out with threshing crew
working through the Needy country,
| s. p. Martin came in and added his
name to the. list of Enterprise readers
Monday and also that Of his father in
Michigan.
]. B. Hurst and family, of Candy,
motored to Hubbard in their new Ap.
person ear last Sunday,
Miss Dorothy Cox, of Eugene, and
Miss Margaret Jackson, of Broadacre,
spent Saturday with Miss Ruth Cal
vert.
Mr.. John Pauly returned to his home
in Castle Rock, Wash, last Saturday
after several days pleasantly spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Meek,
Mrs. Gale Lansden and Miss Grace
Harding, of Woodburn, and Miss Ruth
Hurst, of Hubbard, were guests at a 6
O'Clock dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Pook Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hovenden start
ed for San Francisco in their Overland
last Monday morning. They will also
visit Los Angeles and other southern
points
Jay Coyle will serve you with any
kind of fresh or salt meat and free
delivery anywhere in the city limits.
Deliveries at 0 and II in the morning
and in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Debruyn and son
now occupy the residence opposite the
Odd Fellows hall and are planning to
establish bakery in the corner build
ing formerly used as garage.
Mrs. John Trullinger, of Molalla,
and Mrs. Walter Morris, of Broadacrc,
were visiting Mrs. Dave Hovenden one
day last week
Mrs. Ira Hamilton and daughter, Iris,
are visiting friends in Salem, while Ira
Hamilton and Peter Whitney went into
eastern Oregon on the Deschute river
A letter from the state game com
mission is to the effect that the open
season on deer this year does not be-
gin until August 10 instead of August l
as heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Welty and two
sons, Olin and Clayton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. /. c. McShane attended the Free
Methodist camp meeting at Newberg
last Sunday making the trip in the
Welty car
N. f. Grow says he helped Bud
Thompson thresh 10 acres Of wheat last
Friday that averaged 40 bushels to the
acre. Mr.. Grow also says the suppers
served at the Thompson home are equal
ly high class.
Mr. Steel, Of the selling force Of the
p. & o. implement house with branch
house at Portland was in Hubbard
Wednesday conferring with D. ]. Bont
rager regarding the selling Of the stump
puller he is about ready TO put on the
market,
Monday and Tuesday the S. p. com.
pany had force Of men putting in a
pipe line from the Hubbard creamery
to the stock yards TO furnish water
from the creamery's pressure tank. H
f. Scholl's shop is also supplied by
the same pipe line
Last Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis Seamon and daughter, Of Cedar
Mountain, Wash, passed through Hub
bard on return trip by auto to the
southern part Of the state They are
friends of Charles Christian and sister,
Mrs. Sivila Waldron, and spent short
time with them
The Friday dailics announced the ap'
pointment Of Kenneth B. Grim, Of Hub
bard, as postmaster to succeed Mr. l..
NJ. Schol. 1t is likely the official no.
tification will be delayed q couple Of
weeks.
Mrs, Ida Smith returned home Mon
dav evening from Woodburn where she
had been spending part Of her vacation.
She was accompanied on her return by
Mrs. Margaret Reed who returned
home the same evening.
X. W. Gable went 70 Portland We'd
nesday TO attend the funeral Of james
A. Kennedy, bugler for the Second Ore
gon. Company i, while both gentlemen
saw service in the Philippines Mr.
Kennedy's death Was caused by heart
disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geek are attend
ING the spiritualst camp meeting nt
New Era this week and next. They were
accompanied by their granddaughter
Miss Helen Robinson, who came from
Portland last Friday for that purpose.
Mrs. Ed Debruyn accompanied Hettie
Miller. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. >
Miller. to Portland, Monday, who on the
advice of her dentist, a. +. deLespin
asse. went TO consult DR., deBois, a spe