Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-22
Willamette Valley News

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chavis and son,
Johnnie, are at Newport for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs Walter Blasco and Mrs. Geo.
Weatherall went to Newport Saturday
returning Monday.
Miss Hazel Fleetwood left for Wood.
burn Saturday afternoon.
Hester Mckay was in Turner last
of the week.
Mrs. Beatrice Oft of Roseburg spent
part of last week with her motaer,
Mrs. Mckay.
Gladys Salisbury of Corvallis, for,
merly of Turner, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Turner.
John NJ. Watson, Jr., and Miss Lu-
cile Ransom visited the state buildings
ON Wednesday of last week.
c. p. Cornelius and family have be-
gun picking Evergreen blackberries
and shipping to the cannery.
Mrs. l.. Small and Mrs. Cole were
Salem visitors Saturday.
Beuna Bicknell spent Sunday with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Bicknell of
this place.
Mrs. Edith Ransom and daughters,
Lucille and Carolyn, were in Mill City
over Sunday visiting old friends.
Geo. Mason and family were dinner
guests of Mrs. Mckay Sunday.
Mrs. Green visited Mrs. Esther Neal
Sunday
Gerald Cover of Newberg spent Sun.
day with relatives(O.
| Lawrence Roberts of independence
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Will
lis Small.
| G.. w. Hmsacker, who has been at
the bedside of his son, Howard Hun
sacker at his home in Idaho, came home
Sunday evening, reported Howard much
better.
Mrs. II. Miles went to Salem Satur-
day.
Mrs. Lulu Potter Humphreys visited
her mother last week.
Rev. McCloud Of Mill City was shak-
ing hands with friends on our streets
last week.
Sherwin Swank of Aumsville was a
business visitor Saturday.
H. R. Crawford and family are en-
joying a visit with relative, Mrs. An
: nice Siler from Ashville, n. c. Miss
Siler is on her way to Japan and ex-
poets to sail for the Orient about the
18th of August.
Keith Roberts is visiting relatives
and friends in Turner.
Mrs. Busby has been doing some re-
pair work on her farm east of town
Clarence Simeral of the state train
ing school spent Sunday with Mrs. Sim
eral.
Geo. F. Booth of Jefferson spent a
few days in Turner this week.
Mrs Z. Estes of McMinnville is a
guest of ner sister, Mrs. VIM. Steele
on 9th st.
Geo. Farris family motored to Sa-
lem Sunday afternoon.
The Epworth League members had
charge of the services az Shaw for Rev.
Mickey --
Miss Witzel was guest of Miss
Elizabeth Cornelius Saturday evening.
II. r. Crawford and family will spend
this week in their town home. During
the summer months Mr.. Crawford S
camp on their farm east of Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baterman of Aumsville
spent Sunday at the farm homes of
John Ahren and Fred Gotn.
Arthur Edwards and wife treated
the younger set to auto rides Sunday.
Rev. Wodfen filled the pulpit for
Rev. J. J. Mickey at the NJ. +. church.
Winnie Wiper is spending few
days at the coast.
b. +. Robertson and l. S. Robert.
son spent Sunday at H. Wipper S and
Mr.. Whitehead's.
Mum" seemed to be the word in
our little town on Saturday of last
week when Harley Robertson, young
est son of Benz. f. Robertson, and
Miss Nora Wood planned to visit the
Rose City and Vancouver, without ask
ing as much as "if you please. - New.
ertheless Harley having tlat usual
nervous appearance and Nora dressed
in the regular "going away gown
to suggest ''rice, old shoes, large
placards and chalk, - of which her
many friends and some "should have
been " sister-in-laws used to good ad-
vantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Simeral and Miss Elizabeth
Cornelius motored down to SpOng s.
Park, on the east bank of the William
ette river a few miles north of Salem
and had dinner under the spreading
branches and on the green carpet of
this ideal place on Sunday. Captain
Spong keeps the park in sanitary
condition; there one finds good water,
camp tables, benches, furnaces for
cooking purposes, and number of
swings. "Uncle John was about to
join bunch of swimmers when to the
surprise of all he decided TO remain
on terra firma ON account of the ice
berg condition of this "ever onward
lovely river softly calling to the sea. -
just before this bun III left the park
for spin TO other points of interest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hartley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Downing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Minto, Mr..
and Mrs. John Craig, Gideon Stolz and
others from Salem, glided in to enjoy
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