Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-26

home.
Grandma Heinz is making an extend
ed visit with her many Silverton
friends, coming from her home at Can
by, on Thursday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Kyllo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Vitstram and Mrs. Fosmark, of
Needy, spent the weekend Mt the home /
of Mr.. and Mrs, John Quail and were in
attendance at the dedication Of the new
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bene Kinser were in
from Abiqua Tuesday, and spent the
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Webb
Mrs. b. Tinglestad and daughter Ma
rie, also NJ. G. Skjver and Ole Thomp'
son were in Portland last Monday to-
see Mr. Tinglcstad, who is still confined
at the Good Samaritan hospital. They
report him as getting along fine and he
hopes to soon be able to return home,
Mrs. Walters and little daughter,
Ercal, who have been visiting friends
in Portland, returned home the first Of
| the week,
The II. Il. Hodges family are nicely
located at Veneta, Ore. The best wishes
Of their many friends here, follow them
to their new home
II. h. Wray returned home last Fri.
day from taking in the sights at the
Frisco fair. He made the trip each
way by boat and reports u very enjoy
able time.
Frank HALT who halls from the
Puget Sound country, was in the city
this week, q guest Of the Comstock
families. Mr. Hall and the Comstock
brothers were friends back in Michigan
40 years ago, and had not seen each
other in all that time.
AT the regular meeting of the Wo'
mems Relief Corps, held in the G. A.
II. hall last Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Nellie Fleck, district inspector for the
state Of Oregon, was here from Portland
and gave short talk TO the members
of the post and corps. The business
session and program was followed by q
lovely chicken dinner, with all the good
, things the ladies' Of the w. X. G. are
adopts at preparing for these occasions
A very pleasant time is reported by al
present.
Mrs. Anna Vige, Of Astoria, also Mrs
3 Nelson aud granddaughter, Miss Lil'
Nelson, Of Woodburn, were week enc
guests at the home Of Mrs. A, o. lie
gard.
Lincoln Hartman came from Wapn
I itia, Ore, Wednesday to visit the rela
: tivcs in this vicinity He IL u nephew
!, Of Charles apd II. c, Hartman, at scott
y Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Webb and it'll
I Echo Hyett, spent the weekend at M
4 Angel, guests at the home Of DR.. h. /
e Webb. They returned home Monday
= During the fair TO be held in Silver
ton on November 10, II, ~ and 10, th
ladies Of the Methodist church wi
serve one Of their delicious chicken pi
dinners two days, on Friday tho 1T
and Saturday the 18th Don't forge
Il the dates, but come aud enjoy one 0
v these famous chicken pie dinners.
The little two.months.old babe Of NJ
d and Mrs. Sam Baller died very suddcnl
d Inst Saturday. The mother hal given
bath and fed IL in the morning, III
q little one seemingly as well as eve
~ Laying the child in It's crib and gon
10 another room for u change Of clothc
y the mother was shocked to find on he
n return that the child was dead. The fl
neral services were held at the home o
If Monday, and the burial took place q
Il the German cemetery near Pratum.
Mr.. aud Mrs. X, s. Comstock iei
~ for San Francisco last Friday, whcl
y. they viii spend u few weeks enjoyin
I. the sights OF the big fair.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary Kirk, vi
10 died at the st. Vincent hospital at por
r, land last Tuesday was held 1T the WA
rem cemetery, on Wednesday, Octob,
le 20, Rev Irvine, Of the Method
: church officiating.
$. o. Rue was the victim Of yei
ID painful accident last Monday, when b
.h team ran away throwing him TO d