Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-26
CERVAIS NEWS

Mrs. Fred Goetjen and baby left
Gervais Wednesday to join her hus'
band in Washington.
| Bernard Nys, of Dufur, Oregon, was
shaking hands with old friends in
Garvais this week.
Mrs. Homer Alleman, of Woodburn,
will sing at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
Luther j. Chaplin gives an illustrated
| lecture on canning, using lantern slides,
at the school house, Thursday night,
June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lentz, of Wood
burn, were the guests of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Smith, Sunday
Mrs. J. II. Daley, mother of Mrs. r..
A. Hand, who has been making her
daughter an extended visit, left Mon
day evening for her home at Medford.
Miss Florence Cutsforth returned to
her home at Riddle, Oregon, Sunday,
after several weeks visit with rela.
tives in Gervais and vicinity
Joseph Smith and son, Orris, of Olex,
Oregon, spent several days in this
vicinity the past week. They will re.
turn to their home with their auto.
mobile
John II. Brooks won the fight for
postmaster in the Silverton election,
the question having been put up to a
vote of the people by Senators Cham
berlain and Lane.
Born, Saturday, June 10Th, to Mr..
and Mrs. William Bowley, boy Bill
says he is bouncer and ifmothing hap
pens he will be able to take dads place
as city marshal in few years.
Congressman W. c. Hawley has been
presented with a medal by Captain
Max Gehlhar of Company NJ, in token
of Mr.. Hawley's ability in shooting
with a United States Springfield rifle.
A marriage license was issued Mon.
day by the county clerk to John Lovre
and Carrie S. Mikkleson, of Howell
Prairie The wedding is supposed to
take place Sunday, June 81.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Florence Irene Cuts.
forth, daughter of T. II. Cutsforth, Of
Riddle, Oregon, to Rodney Hiram
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is to take place June 80, 1915.
Clyde T. BOney, county superintend-
ent of schools of WascO county, was
| elected one of the councimen of The
Dalles at Mondays election in that
city Mr.. Boney was formerly princi.
pal of the Getvais schools.
After two weeks visit with rela.
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{. A. Bump and children returned last
Friday to their home in Portland.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Bumps
sister, Mrs. R. c. jefferson, of Gervais.
Miss Pearl Grassman, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. G. W. Grassman,
was taken TO the Salem hospital, where
she was operated on Monday by Doc.
tors II. o. Hickman and f. f. Fisher
for enlarged glands of the neck She
recovered from the operation nicely and
is improving daily.
The F. A. Mangold hardware store,
the Gervais State Bank and the post
office building, owned by G. j. Moisan.
are combining in putting in septic
tank in the rear of the bank, and each
'''N'N cummings VIII Dt equipped
with an up-tO.date lavatory and toilet.
E. Malo is doing the carpenter work
and John Mailman, of Salem. will do
the plumbing.
Another large crowd gathered at the
Gervais ball grounds Sunday afternoon
to witness the game between Gervais
and Woodburn. Tn the first part of
the game it looked like Gervais would
get close rub and perhaps be de.
feated, but things soon took turn and
the tallies kept coming for Gervais.
Thls score up TO the third inning was
) to 3 in favor of Gervais, and Wood.
burn did not make any more until the
ninth inning, when Gervais had so
many ahead that they let Woodburn get
IN three more runs, making the final
result 10 to 6 in favor of Gervais.
Neither team played their best. Some
OF the boys had no sleep the night be.
fore. The batteries were Sohler and
Ferschweiler for Gervais and Simms.
Luchier and Shoenburg for Woodburn.
Umpire, Krouse.--Star.
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