Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-25
Turner Tidings
Capital Journal Special Service J

| Nodpltdl JOurnal Speclal SerNlce.)
Turner, Ore, Oct. 25.-Miss Jennette
Gray, cashier of the Turner State bank,
spent the weekend in Portland and
Vancouver.
r. o. Thomas walked up to the city
springs Sunday afternoon and reports
that with the all of the dry weather
there is an abundance of water.
r. d. Gray is enjoying a visit from
his little grandson.
Mrs. Jane Shaw, of Mill City, has
been the house guest of Mrs. Edith Ran
som.
J. F. Lyle has put in nice large win.
down in the central department of his
building, which viii add to the comfort
of the hello girl both in winter and
summer.
| Mrs. Tanquary is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Kelly.
A. W. Earl left for a position in
Washington on Saturday of last week.
Friends of Misses Ruth and Mabel
Allison will be pleased to learn of their
being married. Both girls are well
known here and will make their homes
in or near Harlan, Ore.
Mrs. A. B. Denyer has been laid up
for several days with sprained foot.
Frank Allison left for Harlan, Ore,
Sunday morning.
Ulvin Denyer motored to Portland on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Busby is sewing. for Mrs.
Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Harriet of Salem, were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. l..
Earl Sunday. In the afternoon the din
ner party enjoyed motor ride out to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Harper's. Mrs.
Harper is daughter of Mr.. Earl s, also
a niece of Mr.. Harriets.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Miller, of Golden
dale, Wash, visited their niece, Mrs. l..
w. Robertson, ON Friday afternoon Of
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Massey entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Erstrom, of Salem, sun
day
Mrs. Mary McHaley and daughter,
Amy, are visiting NJ. II. Millers and r.
vim Putnams.
2. S. Darby, wife and sons, of Shaw,
were visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Osborn Sunday.
B. f. Robertson was out in Mill Creek
vicinity Saturday.
Mrs. Scudder has been enjoying
visit from her son, the Rev. Grover
Scudder.
The country road work just east of
town is ready for the gravel.
Mrs. Emma Morgan visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Morgan the
past week.
Imo Thomeson was Salem visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Gittins was Salem caller on
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Carlton Smith motor
ed up from Salem Sunday.
w. A. Martin and family were at
West Stayton the first of the week.
Mrs. Daniels and son, Of Monmouth,
have been at the Turner home for a
few days.
Mrs. Cornelia A. Davis and Mary
Davy were callers at the VIM. NJ. Steele
home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. o. Thomas is suffering with
rheumatism.
DIR. and Mrs. Massey motored to, Sa.
lem Tuesday afternoon.
The mothers meeting at Mrs. Baker S
on Wednesday was decided success.
Fred Moore, of Moore Bros, and
Oscar Cole are out in the Coast range
on their vacation.
The Parent-Teachers association met
Saturday afternoon.
There are an enrolment of 80 parents.
Six new members since the beginning of
this school year, and plenty of work is
planned for the winter.
Mrs. j. +. Wagogner, president, ap.
pointed the old president, Mrs Ada
Crawford as vice-president and the fol
lowing committees: On membership,
Mrs. Maud Bones, Mrs. NJ. Morris and
Mrs. w. T. Riches; play apparatus, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Osborn, DR.. Massey and
Rev. j. J. Mickey; play shed, J. NJ.
Bones and j. Z. Waggoner; program,
Mrs. Bear, Delze and teachers, Mrs.
Massey is to have charge of the decorat-
ing and enlist the number she needs as
to assistance.