Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-17
SILVERTON news
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Silverton, Or, April 1.-THE itncy
dance at the opera house last Saturday
night was enjoyed by Il goodly number
of the dance loving element Of Silver
ton, The decorations were very beauti.
full, being a profusion Of pretty dog
wood blossoms,
The moonlight dance was novel
idea. The arranging Of n moon in one
corner Of the hall TO east a mellow light
over the throug Of dancers was the
work of real artist. Vernon Wolcott
and Fred Cavendcr are to be congratu-
lated on the success Of their original
dance and many hope this will be fol-
lowed by other good times along the
same line.
The W, G. 7. IT, meeting at the home
of Mrs. NJ. h. Rogers on Tuesday was
n decided success. The rooms were beau.
ltifully decorated with apple blossoms
and fern, A short business session was
held and then an excellent program was
rendered consisting of vocal and instru.
mental music, readings and recitations,
A dainty and original luncheon was
served. There were n number Of guests
present and several kindly contributed
their talent to the program, The read.
ing by Mrs. p. l.. Brown deserved spe.
cial mention, also a solo composed and
sang by Mrs. Wolcott was much appre.
ciated. The ladies quartet rendered Il
selection in very charming manner
This was one Of the most enjoyable Of
meetings held and Mrs. Rogers with her
daughter, Mrs. Ford, are spoken Of as
ideal hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Boyington Of 81.
lem have rented the Andrews house aud
moved their household goods the last Of
the week, Mr. Boyington has opened up
a law office and will engage in that
business in Slyerton.
Mesdames NJ. G. Cooley and W. L..
cunningham visited Mt. Angel friends
last Tuesday.
DR., Il, +. Kleinsorgc left for Los An.
geles, California, Friday, called there
by the sudden death Of his father. lie
expects 10 be gone several days.
j. II. Moer was badly hurt on Tues
day, He was hauling wood from the mill
when his team, becoming frightened
ran away Seeing there was to be a col.
lisiOn with a telephone pole, he jumped
from the wagon, but the fall caused
some severe cuts about the head and
also two broken ribs.
Mr. r, l., Wolcott accompanied by her
son, Frank, were among the Rose City
visitors last Saturday
Mrs, Davenport entertained the Nli2.
Ipah Circle on Wednesday 4 goodly
number Of the members were present
and m enjoyable afternoon passed.
Tom Booth got his hand badly crushed
at the mill on Saturday Of last week
j. =. Warnock, D, l.. Kinney, Marion
Palmer, r. b. Mount, A. i. Simoral, j.
$. starr and j. x. Wood, members of
the local W, o. W. camp, attended the
funeral Of B. W. Morgan at Maclcoy
last Friday
The Abiqua and Silycrton base ball
teams will cross bats at the Davenport
grounds Sunday afternoon This Is the
first real ball gnme of the season and IL
| is hoped there win be good crowd 10
help boost, and start the gnmes In good
shipe. A good game is promised.
Hugh Bigl0w Is moving bis family 90
silverton from Raymond, Washington.
He has met with fine success IN organ.
izing the athletic association.
The Dullum building is being repaired
aud several fine improvements will
make IL equal to the best In town. This
is q good location and our up TO date
grocer e. ". Rogers, will soon be- back
at the old stand, and better situated
than ever before 20 serve his customers.
Mrs. N. o. Hodges went 10 Portland
Monday with her daughter, Mrs j. 4.
Richards, who came for an oycrSunday
whit with Mrs Hodges who has been
quite sick for some time past.
Mr. aud Mrs NJ r. De Guirc, Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Hyett, Miss Daisy Hyell,
!. @. Hyett and J. r. Hobltt made up
an automobile party last Saturday. The
destination Of nearly all being Portland.
Mrs. Hyett aud children stopped az
Woodburn TO visit relatives. The purity