Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
SILVERTON NEWS
Capital Journal Special Service

Silverton, Ore, Aug. l7.-Chris onol
and wife spent few days the nos
week with friends at Monitor.
II. Good was a Salem business call
er on Thursday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Riches have beo,
enjoying a visit from their daughter
Mrs. A. j. Carman and little gra5dson
Max, of ROseburg, Ore, who left fo,
home last Friday morning.
Cleve Linseott spent the last of III,
week at Portland and was also over nj
Camas, Wash.s short time while h,
was away.
Wesley Jarvis is painting the tbre,
cottages of +. s. Porter on First street
John Quail and daughters, Rugna and
Gladys, went to Monitor Thursday oft
ernoon. Mr.. Quail and Gladys returned
Friday but Rugna will stay to help care
for sick friend.
Hazel Hartman is making an extend,
ed visit with her friend Mrs. p. A.
Hamilton, in Portland, and also at the
home of her aunt, Mrs, John scott, of
Oregon City.
Mr.. G, B. Hume, of Portland, spent
last Saturday with the f. A. Linscott
family of this place, He was accom-.
panied home by his wife and little son
who had been visiting the formers pa.
rents since the first of the week.
Mrs. Earl Wood spent last Friday
with her sister, Mrs, Jelman, in Wood.
burn.
Mrs. w. Jarvis and little grand.
daughter, Cloydene, enjoyed visit ont
at the fred Mascher home in the conn.
try on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
A. j. McMillen was over from Salem
the first of the week, renewing old ac,
quaintances and shaking hands with
Silverton friends.
A picnic dinner on the lawn at the
L. Riches home in honor of Mrs. Car.
man was enjoyed by a number of the
Silverton relatives last Wednesday.
Mrs. Stevenson is enjoying visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Adams, and
children, of Hoquiam, Wash.
The John Wilson family, who left for
Clearfield, Pa, about two months ago.
have returned to Silverton. They visit.
ed the Frisco fair and also friends in
Colorado en- route. They will occupy
the Conrad house on Second street.
where they lived before leaving.
Grandma Wilson, who lives with her
daughter Mrs. p. w. Potter, was given
a surprise party last Saturday by n
number Of her friends, the occasion he
ing planned to celebrate her eighty.sev.
cnth birthday. An enjoyable afternoon
was passed, and each wished this dear
lady many days as bright as the one
just past.
Andrew Quail, living just east of
town, had his thumb and two fingers
cut off in wood saw last Tuesday.
The injured hand was dressed at the Sil.
verton hospital and is getting along as
well as can be expected.
Vivian Browne entertained her friend
Miss Grace Butler, of Independence,
this last week.
D. G. Kinney, l.. Whitlock and Bud
Bentson are at Breitenbush taking n
couple weeks vacation.
Ernest Patterson will move the first
of the month to a, place he has pur.
chased near Beaverton, and has sold his
farm at Cedar Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cooley are enter.
tanning their daughter, Mrs. j. w. Mil.
Ter, of Portland, this week.
Miss Olive De Jarnette, Of Portland.
is making an extended visit at the home
of her friend, Mrs Otto Buff, Of this
city.
l.. j. Adams and son, Alfred, are tax.
ing in the sights at the big Frisco
fair going via auto. A fine trip is
Neighbor Fern Miller was taken to
the Silverton hospital Monday, where
he underwent surgical operation. Mr..
Miller has been in very poor health for
a long time and his friends all hone
to hear Of his being benefited by this
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bower and little
son, Of Dundee, and who have been at
San Francisco for some time past, are
guests at the home Of Mr.. Bowers sis.
ter, Mrs. VIM. Egan.
,on. ,o,' iG""sG Low Un,. Az, James, suPennten'
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nvi'iu wv ,hl3 meouilSusp, VI nIperla, canada,
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u a"v \, 'Ig ne T,lnagnam biI Iarm mas been sold
y y "a ~ a. "ul,s, VI l1r.lahu, the latter
y !, .S .aHe PoSSeS''o" ABOUT the hrst OF
NJ. A.. n n s, i
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