Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-09
SILVERTON NEWS
(Capital Journal specipI servlce.


accepted position with the Dow Chem
ical company as a chemist, at Saginaw,
Mich, He left for that place and will
report for work as soon as he arrives.
Shubert & Co., commission merchants
of this place, have purchased the C. +.
Thorn flour and feeu chopping mill
near the depot. Ray Lang has been re-
taned as general manager of the mill.
Charles Sawyer has leased the aun-
dry at Lebanon and will take possession
about the 10th of February. Mr.. Saw
yer was formerly the proprietor of the
Siverton steam laundry.
John Morley is the cha mpion hunter
of this vicinity, having k klled IL coy.
Otes during the fall and winter.
$. Levy has sold out his meat mar
ket at this place and moved to Sa-
lem, where he and the two BOYS will
run the Midget shop, which has been
doing good business under Mr.. Levy :
management.
George II. Hines gave a fine talk on
Oregon history at the r. c. Geer home
last Saturday evening. Mr.. Hines is as
sstant secretary of the Oregon Histor-
ical society. The occasion was the meet
ing of the Willard Women's club. who
were entertained by Mrs. Geer. This
club is making Il special study of Ore
gon history and Mr.. Hines interesting
talk was listened to with rare pleasure.
Instrumental and vocal selections were
rendered and refreshments were served.
An enjoyable social evening was passed.
$. E. Richardson went to Portland
Thursday to meet his sister, Mrs. John
Balentine, who is coming from New
London, Wis., for few months ivsit
with the relatives here
Mrs S. Levy and Miss Elizabeth
were guests of Portland friends thet
past week.
Mrs. Ray Dullam and Mrs. Minnie
Sacre are reported sick with the pre-
vailing complaint, Mrs. Sacres illness
having developed into the pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Smith accom-
panied by Mr. ana Mrs. H. A. Messen-
ger went to Portland Friday to attend
the auto show, returning Saturday
Mrs. Charles Hartman entertained the
Royal Neighbors club at her pleasant
home on Second street last Friday,
very good attendance and fine time is
reported.
A. B W. Hughes, of Route T, was at
tending business matters in the city
Friday.
The Robert Nixon family enjoyed a
visit from their son-in-law, c. Z. With
am of San Francisco Cal, several days
the past week.
G. w. Gillingham, who has been elect.
wed secretary of the Salem Trades and
Labor Council, was Il Silverton visitor
last Sunday.
Shortage of logs was the cause of the
SilvertOn Lumber company's mill to be
closed down Wednesday. There is so
much snow in the timber that it is i'm
possible to keep enough logs on hand to
run steady.
Those from this city to attend the ice
hockey game Tuesday night at Portland
between the Portland and Seattle hook
ey clubs, were LOUIS Wolfard, Fred
Cavender, L. c. Eastman and wife Aus
tin Eastman and wife and Mr. and Mrs.
III. Messenger.
Theodore Opsund was up from Port.
land to spend the weekend with Silver
ton trends.
The j. W. Hyett family were guests
at the Med. Carpenter home at Wood
burn last Sunday.
Archie Wolfard was a Portland bust
ness caller on Monday of this week.
Mrs, c. f. Ross and little son was
taken home from the local hospital Sun.
day.
Miss Sylvia McGinnis is back at the
Eastman garage again as bookkeeper
after taking a few weeks vacation
Mrs. R. Rerson returned Saturday
from Portland where she spent few
days visiting friends.
Joe Lais and little son were visiting
friends at Mt. Angel last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Palmer were
guests of Portland friends several days
the past week
Little Guy Langley is seriously i'll
with pneumonia, he is the only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Langley in Geiscrs
Add.
Dolph McClaine, of Spokane, visited
the SilvertOn relatives this week.
Mrs. A. Grinde and Mrs. Henry
Schroeder are both recovering from a
severe attack of the grippe.
Niio' bOHlllt II. DdNlS, from near
Scots Mills, passed away on Monday.
January 81 The body was brought to
the undertaking parlors here by W. S.
Jack and prepared for shipment to Cor
wallis on Wednesday. Mr. Davis and
children accompanied the remains to the
last resting place.
Grandma Wright was happily sur.
prised by the Loyal Bearean class of
the Christian church, who came in the
evening to help her celebrate her 74tE
birthday. \ fine time is reported by all
present
Mrs T. NJ. Lullens is ENJOYING visit
from her sister, Miss Muriel Broadfoot
who has been taking a nurses training
course at the Multnomah county hos
pital. where she passed in the full ex
aminations, receiving hcr certificate
She is taking a well earned vacation.
Mrs. s. E. Strand. who is seriously
i'll at the st. Vincent hospital in Port
land. is not gaining as her friend,
would wish. Her daughter, Miss Cora