Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23
HUBBARD NEWS

Little Lester ShanbeclS is recovering
from an acute attack Of appendicitis.
j. W. Berkey is looking after j. S.
Fishers sawmill business while he is
in tne hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, f.. Langdon and son,
Homer were in Portland Monday to
see the circus.
Mrs Taylor Skees returned home
Monday afternoon from her camping
"trip at Nye Beach.
Guy Weaver arrived home last Fri.
day from two weeks on the coast. He
reports a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gregory, of Molal.
Ia, were the guests over Sunday of Mr..
aud Mrs. Frank Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schol and
daughter, Cannon, returned from their
camping trip Sunday afternoon.
Charles Sumner Clark, OF Salem, is
visiting A. G. Baker over at Broad
acres and getting used to country life.
s. Q. Phillips, an operator at the
Warm Springs, Mont, institute, this
week purchased a tract of the Goudy
land of Crow 4 Pierce.
h. G, Painter and family returned
Tuesday from their coast trip. They
visited several Of tthe camping places
and beaches in Tillamook county.
Mrs. Frank Dekleinhans, of Mar.
marth, South Dakota, former school
friend Of Mrs Percy Calvert, was her
guest from Friday to Wednesday of
this week.
Mrs, G, Il. Martin and son, Ernest, left
for San Francisco Monday morning and
will spend some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Blake, residing at Ukiah,
| Cal.
Up to date the immediate vicinity
of Hubbard has reported no cases of
fire blight. Wherever discovered the
branches are burned to prevent spread.
ing the trouble.
The child Of Mr.. and Mrs +. s.
Miller dangerously i'll for several days,
has passed tne critical point safely,
aud is now rapidly recovering.
Mrs Alma Collurd, of The Dalles
arrived Tuesday morning and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Calvert.
Mrs Nolan, of Portland, came to
Hubbard Tuesday morning to visit her
daughter, Mrs. w. s. Miller.
Mrs, j. y, Peck, of Salem, who has
been visiting brother In Candy, came
TO Hubbard Tuesday morning to visit
her father h. p, lIershbergcr, aud
other relatives a few days.
Mr. aud Mrs. Johnathan Whitney, OF
Sacramento, tal,, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Geo Knight last Saturday.
They made the return trip by boat.
When NJ b, Kester built his onion
house last year he was advised il was
entirely too large for his needs but
II will not he nearly large enough 10
house this year crop.
- NJ. Noler OF Aurora, called on his
friend, j. 5, Fisher, at the hospital
wednesday before starting for Surray,
North Dakota, to help harvest. From
there he will return TO ais home in
BolleWlle, Pa,
loney loder who win teach al the
VI school THIS year is taking "A special
course at Oregon City, going down
on the early morning train aud re.
turning in the evening.
d. II. Rowen, general freight agent
of the o. r, & N, stationed al Tacoma
visited over Sunday with his wife nnd
daughter who are spending the sum
mer at the home Of Mr., aud Mrs Frank
Fry
The Sunday school classes Of Mrs
II e, Mack and Miss Mae Crtten.
den had II fine picnic Tuesday evening
at Wolfer springs. The boys and girls
had u good time.
Miss Phillips left Monday morning
for Forest Grove after spending sew.
cral weeks with her sister, Mrs. Octav
Noget and many friends Miss Phil.
lips intends to attend normal at Mon.
mouth this year
Mt and Mrs Chas. NinEer. Mrs. Ave
Reed and Mel Malone went canning
last week east OF Hubbard near Table
Rock, considered hard trip as the
last few miles pack animal is the
mode Of travel.
Mrs. Ella Coylc went TO Portland
Wednesday morning TO visit her son,
jay, who is recovering nicely from an
operation for appendicitis and found
him we'll enough TO accompany her
home "Wednesday evening,
Mrs Anna Wilder ot Tacoma aud
Miss Nette Mishler went 20 Albany
McrNy after u pleasant visit with Mrs.
Dan Hershberger From Albany Miss
Mishler will go to Carlton where she