Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-30
HUBBARD NEWS


Mrs. A. J. Moore, of Portland. is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ella I
Coyle.
Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Calvert spent sun
day and Monday at Silver creek.
w. S. Hurst was Portland and Ore /
gon City visitor on business Wednes-
day.
Postmaster Miller, of Portland, came
to Hubbard Wednesday to look after
his property just south Of town,
L. H. Gum, of Portland, spent tine .
week-e with his wife who is the guest
of her sister, Mrs X. B. Grimm. .
Mrs. Oscar Baldwin, of Portland, |
spent Sunday in Hubbard the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Fish.
Mrs. E. H. Gum, of Portland, is this
week the guest of her sister, Mrs. X. B.
Grimm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Meeker enjoyed
the cool shade at Wilhoit Springs last
Sunday.
A fine six pound son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moomaw Monday
morning and all are doing well.
A fine eight and half pound boy
was born to Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Salter,
north of town, Sunday the 22nd
Mrs. R. j. Jessee, of Murphy, Idaho,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Moore,
arrived Tuesday to visit at their home
west of town.
The Molalla electric company began
Monday to reconstruct its service wires
in Hubbard so that service can be Civ
en- the town as wanted.
Miss Helen Bontrager, of Woodburn,
has been a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Shanbeck this week.
c. H. Cleaver, of Portland, was in
town Wednesday and spent part of the
day on business with his partner, Geo.
Cassidy.
j. Scholl went to Cottage Grove We'd
nesday morning to spend few days
with his son, Dave Scholl, jeweler of
that city.
Minnie Mason, of Idaho, who was n
student friend of Mrs. Octav Voget and
Miss Mamie Wallace at Philomath, was
their, guest Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riley, Mar
guerite and Marion, VI Portland, stop
ped in Hubbard Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Riley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
N. Beck. They are on their way to
Crater lake making the trip in an auto.
The Wolfer springs have attracted a
good many people here to spend an ev'
! cning or several hours IN the afternoon
during the season of warm weather.
F. S. Baker, Of Scottsville, Mich, is o
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c
Richardson, south of Hubbard. Mr.. Bak
er visited at Junction City, Ore, Ell
, route here.
Mrs. S. w. Ridgley, of Forest Grove
was in Hubbard one day last week at
tending to business matters connected
with the estate of her father, the late
Andrew Sanders. She returned home the
, same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bevens and daugh
t ter. returned Saturday from their coas
r trip. A. r. Says his Ford has made
{ three annual trips to the coast and al
+, wavs without tire or engine trouble.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl $. sCyders, Of Port
! land, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
h A. D. Erb the past week. Mr.. Cyders i
$ machinist for the j. j. Ross Mill Furn
ishing company -, eo.,n,. ,,;s;to,
Ernest h0Illiuh "nu iSnS S''iS Tho,
, relatives at iualot'n iast ounupy nd'
drove over tnrouen me"Vsis wy;issonn;i,a apI on,
the return trip tnIousn sS ", i,aU"VnV .ha ,,nv ~
report the roads gooI oana a., 'te tSo w"y nrono,
!. A. d. Wolter pu.snus.n a.'Ha ."e s4osnoo, pyp0'
!. ~ sold at aIc''on I"Iu'y hnff % o lot MN
located on the nG.,n i.,, of f"nI Wrhho ID ID form
n block two IN tne el'I c.nr - prow;na com
e erly owned py '"g '''", hoon soyero
). pany, fortiaho' ,,ii1,n% % hoe hoen nae,
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$ by the brewery. oeronrol Orc wb
!. sherman Shooigs W a-au n"hna, ,b;s s' yea,
k will teach the WnlIo 1eoaSn slnUo, '" onm1let
f returned home Nounuspay u,bI"rd IT, pp :
;. arrangements TO lng'u ~ ~ HTy Th"u wi,
$ be ready f9r sgnIVa a, monm, n,crortw n IN
r. occupy the WINS D""s ~ piopbh,sl phoalos vol
north part OF Town M miSi r.ho1 .nT"iT9 TovIo,
be remembered as Mss, MSS h.ne, ,,oer. i"y aSo ~
who left Hubbard seEJlai .ha sSIaaI SI"i s"' hoor
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