Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01
HUBBARD NEWS

Miss Grace Daue of Salem returned
home Tuesday after being the Friday
to Tuesday guest of Miss Ruth Hurst.
L. L. Hershberger has recovered suf.
ficiently from his recent illness 10 be
down town a short time Wednesday.
Geo. F. Seholl is expected TO arrive
home Friday evening from Hot lake
where he has been taking treatment
for rheumatism.
Guy Clement went to Salem Saturday
on business connected with his safety
shoe, "The Foot Stays Putt GUY feels
confident of the ultimate success Of
the venture. With that shoe ON the
foot will certainly "stay put"
Hardy E, Dimick an applicant for the
local post office was circulating his pe-
tition again Wednesday in the business
section of town. Somebody higher up
got across the track and blocked pro.
ceedings somewhat hindering the other
petition.
Fred Newton is home from Colfax.
California, to which place he accom-.
panied his wife some weeks ago for her
health. Mrs. Newton is improving rop.
idly and the word arriving from there
each day reports satisfactory gain in
health.
Mrs. c. A. Elder is advertising her
household goods for sale on Friday and
Saturday this week. This action is made
necessary as she will leave for Belmond.
Iowa, Monday or Tuesday of next week,
Mr.. Elder was made administrator of
his mothers estate following her death
a month ago. As it will take more than
year to transact this business thew
have decided to return to the East,
Last Monday l.. NJ. Meeker sold his
stock in the Candy State Bank and the
First National Bank of Canby Mr.
Meeker had been cashier of both banks
and disposed of these interests in order
to give the greater part Of his attention
tc the Hubbard institution.
/ Hubbard was the first point on the
const where he became financially in.
tcrestcd and although invested in other
banks he never felt like changing his
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Mickey arrived in
Hubbard last Friday evening TO make
their home. Since their marriage last
fall their home has been at Oak Harbor.
Washington, but they are of the opinion
that greater opportunities await them
here and f. A. is already busy with a
crop of onions. Mr., and Mrs. Mickey
came through on motorcycle, stopping
one day at Winlock aud two days al
Seattle. Although quite tired when they
arrived it was argrcat trip,
The Hubbard Cemetery association
will hold meeting Saturday to arrange
for the annual cleanup of the grounds.
There is growing sentiment in favor
of giving more attention to the appear
ance of the cemetery throughout the
year. The sooner this plan is perfected
and carried out the better it will suit
everybody. If money for this purpose
conld be drawn from the general fund
and administered by an elected trustee
the path of the local cemetery assoeia.
tion would be much smoother.
The Hubbard band is announcing an
other Of its high class concerts to b,
given Saturday evening May 10. Thcil
complete program is not ready to an
nounce excepting the appearance of the
SteelhammeJ brothers of Salem. Oscar
Steelhammer who made friends in Hub
bard with his trombone solos at the last
concert given by the band will be on
the program, This will be the first
appearance Of. Mr., John Steelhammer
before Hubbard audience. His favor.
ito instrument is the violin. He is
spoken of as very good and all music
lovers will want to hear him.-Enter,
prise.