Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-06
AURORA news

Mrs. Jas. Ogle, of this city, and Mrs.
j, j. Wurfel, of Barlow, returned this
week from an outing at Wilhoit
Springs.
j. W. Sadler received a telegram to.
day taat G. G. Scearce died yesterday
at Helena, Mont, probably of apop.
lexy. Mr.. Scarce and his wife, a
cousin of Mrs. Sadler, were here visit.
ing only a few days ago.
Alvin Miller was here this week TO
visited his parents and left Wednesday
to resume his course at the University
Of California.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Muessig left
this week for California for Mrs.
Muessig's health. She will remain but
Mr.. Muessig will return after arranging
for Mrs, Muessig's stay.
.. o. Cone, of Butteville, was here
Tuesday. He has just finished digging
well on the Bents farm at the White
school. The well was sunk 81 feet and
seven feet of water was secured.
Elmer Deetz was here Monday from
his home near Needy. He will begin
hop picking in his yard next week
Monday. The LOrenz yard is pickinp
this week. Mr., Deetz will use the same
crew.
MIR. and Mrs, August Bower and SON
who have been here visiting theil
cousins, George and Henry Kraus, left
this week for Yellowstone park. They
are on their way home to Texas. hay.
ing visited the California exposition,
before coming here.
Ia. =. Swan, the Champoeg miller
was in this city on business Friday
lie has purchased large quantities OF
new crop wheat from the farmers of
TINS section, He believes the wheat
is the best quality grown within thc
last 20 years. A few farmers thresb
their grain too soon, but most of them
nave fine quality grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Sailing. who have
Deeh visiting their daughter, Mrs N. C.
Wescott, left Saturday FOR San Fran,
cisco, where they will attend the ex.
position, and later 20 to Redlands to
NlslV daugnter, ON their way to Mis-
court where they expect to make their
permanent home.
The Oglesby Bros. and Walter Bal
returned last week from a trip to the
inn,oalhg river, after huckleberries
They picked l6 gallons and packed
them seven miles in sacks hung over
tGelr shoulders. The Observer acknowl.
edges the "makings for a fine buckle.
perry PIE, from those packed out.
"eo' Miller, $. +. agent here. has
erected big sign at the depot corner
indicating the route to Portland and
,ale'l-a , great convenience to the mo.
ttocrng public and matter of "safety
iirSI "a 1t win direct numerous auto.
is'S irom unnecessarily crossing the
Southern Pacific tracks, thus lesseninp
tue chances Of accidents.
instructions In canning were given
at hutteNlllc Friday to the little GIRLS
VINO are to give a demonstration AT the
i,' inu',eNllle school fair on September %
,pr{ county Agriculturist l.. j. Chaplin,
i tne meeting was at tae home of l.. w.
UtiW' principal OF the Butteville school
NhlVNehs' p@cncs, pcars and plums
j. u. kraus, OF Marks Prairie. was
severely Injured Yesterday by fall
i from the platform Of his hop huuse
water was being pulled up to the plat.
70, III a wagon. Jumpers to stop the
wagon failed to work, and the rack OF
,tno wagon struck MIR. Kraus on the
ae0d' Knocking him off the platform TO
'he ground lb feet below. The wagon
caught ON the railing and hunk suspend.
gay Otherwise Mr. lIraus might have
o'eh fatally crushed He sustained No.
'pp' pp' bruises ON the side Of the head
'uu on his legs below the knees.-ob.