Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-12
MacIeay Items

Capital journal Special Service)
Macleay. Oct. 11.-Mrs. c. +. Gar
rett recently accompanied her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger to The Dalles,
where she is now visiting with friends.
Millie, Pansy and Frank Nicswander
and Charlea Douglas were visitors at
the Rieck home Thursday evening.
These young folks are very jolly and
it is a real treat TO receive visit from
them and it is reported that they were
in their usual good humor on the even
ing mentioned.
Macleay as whole as well as Miss
Byers will reap the benefits of having
such fine popular young teacher in
that Miss Byers was recently elected
one of the four delegates to represent
the Marion county teachers S institute
at the state parent teachers associa-
ton meeting to be held soon in Port.
land. As there were four hundred teach.
ers in the Marion county institute we
may infer that Miss Byers popularity
extends far beyond Macleay or even
Salem.
Ivan Beers and wife were completing
their vacation by two days visit att
the Harry +. Martin home last week
The two nimrods, Messrs. Beers and
Martin secured the country for game
but luck had deserted this part of Ma
cleay and not bird was seen.
Everett Lewis, well known rancher
of this section, returned recently from
his hunting trip in the coast mountains
with much game and many stories of
bears and hair breadth escapes from
In h. uol - Ia,
The writer has not seen the trophies
of the hunt as yet but from all reports
Theodore Roosevelt will have to 90 to
Africa again to match Mr. Lewis col
lection.
AT last Will Peyree has moved to a
ranch near Independence, much to the
regret of his neighbors here. We feel
sure that Macleay's loss will be the
comnunity's gain where Mr.. Peyree
settles.
After "A summer of inactivity regards
meetings the Ladies Aid met last Thurs
day at the o. l.. Martin home. The
meeting opened with bang and was
enjoyed by all. Nearly every member
of the aid was present. Dainty lunch
con was served at noon by the follow
ing: Mesdames Theron Russell, o. L.
Martin, w. w. Taylor and Will Bailic.
The next place of meeting was not am
nOunced to the correspondent but will
be published later.
j. L. G. Tekenburg and wife motored
TO the Christian church services last
Sunday.
o.. b. Chapman assisted Guy John.
ston of Bethel to fill silo Tuesday. In
cidentally Mr.. Chapmon has had his
wood sawed lately by l.. A. Rautenberg
lof Bethel.
Harry +. Martin intends to have hi.
silo full by Thursday noon if every
thing pans out well, or rather fills up
well. The Bethel cooperative silo fiji
ing company is doing the work.
Perry Taylor has been digging his
potatoes lately. He reports very scant
yield due to hogs, so he says.
j. F. G. Tekenburg has been assist
ing Guy Johnston fill silo lately.
Harry Martin and wife were Salem
visitors Tuesday of this week.
Miss. Helena Rieck is visiting her
sister in Salem at present.
c. w. FCsbinder OF Wisconsin is
visiting at the F. r. Robinson home.
He reports two dollar potatoes in Tvs
consin.
/. Mr.. Rieck and Mr.. Robinson are a
mOng the latest victims of the grippe
in this section, The handkerchief seems
to be a popular weapon this fall among
all the people.
II. A. Taylor and family intend to
motor to The Dalles the latter part of
this week. Their stay will be indefinite.
Louis Loose, who has been assisting
Harry Martin lately, has repaired the
school house recently.
Mrs. Miller and Children have re-
turned from their Newport visit They
arrived in Macleay again Saturday af-
tcrnoon.
Guy Young was in Salem Sunday. He
expected to view "Civilization at
the Blgh during the afternoon.
Mrs. II. O. Taylor was visitor at
the Harry f. Martin home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Perry Taylor recently sold a span of
Percheron fillies for the sum of 5000.
Everett Lewis sawed wood Monday
afternoon of this week.
There were no church services last
Sunday as Mr. Lowell assisted in lay
ing the corner stone at his home church
Sunday school will begin promptly at
10 H. m next Sunday Everybody wei