Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-21
ST. PAUL news

Word was received here last week
that Tom Rea, the well known well,
borer, had been seriously injured in an
accident at Seattle, his ear having col.
lided with street ear. Mr. Rea is at
present in the hospital but expects
soon to be able to return to st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs, L. ID, Pettyiohn were
in Turner Monday to attend the wed.
ding of Miss Gladys Riches to Chas
Robertson of Spokane
Mr.. LaBclle, son of L. LaBele, has
been visiting in st, Paul the past week,
leaving Saturday for short visit with
his sister at Ashland, after which he
will return and stay here during the
hoppicking season, Mr. LaBclle is n
talented musician and gave concerts
while here at the homes of Mrs. Eugene
Davidson and Mrs, H. Waltz that were
real musical treats and greatly appre.
ciated by those who were present.
From present appearances the hop
crop this season viii be about fifty
per cent short in this section. Some
yards have exceptionally good yields,
but others are going 20 fall far short
of normal.
Both Allen Bros and Brentano Bros.
report fine yield of peaches this
season, the quality being good
Mr. and Mrs j. b. Manegre left Tues.
day for a weeks ourng at Pacific
City and Tillamook points,
George Hansen, who has been in 81.
Paul in the contracting business for
several years past moved to Newberg
last week.
Mrs, Frank Evans, of Duluth, Mimi,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
I Eugene Davidson
Miss Helen Rauw, or Iowa, has been
visiting for the past two months at
the home Of Mrs j. b. Wolfe.
An event Of interest last Wednesday
evening was the musical. concert given
at the attractive home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Davidson in honor Of G. La.
Belle Of Chicago an accomplished mu.
sician on the piano. The rooms were
decorated with hcgonias and ferns.
Among those usual gorgeous house
plants, Rex f0yorng the guests with
music were c. LaBclle, Misses Edna
and Leona Davidson, Gracie Wolfe,
Beatrice Murphy Mary Mckay, Annie
Kuensting, Irene Clarno and Laura
Faber. The solo by ID. l.. Van de
Wiele, accompanied by r. Faber, was
much appreciated AT a late hour n
three course luncheon was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Clarno,
I Mrs. Robert Fabcr and Mrs. Peter Ne.
Donald. Those present were: Mrs +.
I Evans. Of Duluth. Mimi; Mrs. Wm.
/ Murphy, Mrs. A.. b. Clarno, Mrs S.
, Merton, Mrs. G. Fabcr, Mrs. j. Ebcr.
hardt, Mr. and Mrs c. $. Mullen and
family Mr.. and Mrs. p Mcdonald and
family. Mr. and Mrs. X. Faber and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Welch Mr.
and Mrs. r. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
! /. Van de Wielc. Mr.. LaBelle; Misses
Frances and Beatrice Murphy, Irene
/ Clarno, Anna Kuensting, Grace and
Josephine Wolfe, Helen Rauw, Amelia
La Bounte, Laura Faber. Mary Opitz,
Edna and Lcona Davidson, Mary Me-
Cay: Messrs George and Maurice Mer.
ten. +. Pficfer George Flick, B. Kuen.
sting. Herman Waltz, and Bernard and
Philip Wolfe.
/ A birthday party was given at the
beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Davidson last Friday afternoon
TO celebrate the 18Th anniversary Of
their daughter Leona y, birthday
Twenty little girls came 70 greet her
all laden with tiny gifts. Games were
played. after which delicious lunch
was had on the lawn. Those who came
were Margaret. Katherine and Agnes
Van de Wiele, Rita, Frances and Ma
rie Gooding, Katherine and Octayia
pelland Laura Faber, Emma Kebcr
Margaret Davidson, Lauretta and Irma
Gooding. Edna and Leona Davidson
Frances and Bea Murphy and Louis
! Mullen. -Woodburn Independent.