Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-19

Good Samaritan hospital in Portland,
and hopes soon to recover the use of
her arm.
Grandma Baker is issuing invitations
to her many friends - and their name
is legion-to attend reception in hon
or of her S9th birthday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. L. Hanson, on
the third of July.
Earl Ellis and Lloyd Larsen started
out for the wilds of Montana last week
to seek their fortune where it is said
! that wages are much better than in the
Willamette valley.
H. L. Nutting, Of Brookings, Cal, is
spending few days visiting his family
in this city. mrs. Nutting and the cl
dren plan on moving to Brookings in the
near future.
Miss Theresa Humpert and lit
tie nephews are in Mt. Angel at thu
home of Mrs. 7. Humpert, who has been
suffering with a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Storie and chill
dren are visiting at Mrs. Storlie's pa
rents and other relatives in Silverton,
Mr.. Storlie was professor in the Read
ley, Cal, school the past year.
Miss Dorothy Hubbs was guest a
few days this week of Portland
friends. ...
Miss Bertha Bronkey was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her
brother, Alec Bronkey, on First street.
Friends of Mrs. Ruth L. Seitz will
be glad to learn of her success in com
pleting the musical course at the
cago Conservatory of Music.
Louie Wolfard and wife motored up
to Eugene Friday, remaining for the
weekend and returning home Tuesday
OF this week.
H. E. Hodges, or Ear1nie, as his
friends all know him, has returned from
Veneta, Ore, and started a weekly pa,
| per at Donald. He has been III the edi-
torial field many years and the citizens
of Donald may be assured Of a good
clean paper. May it prove q success.
Miss Ella Dolan is taking a week s
vacation from her duties at the Silver
ton telephone exchange, leaving for a
visit with Mrs. Guy Wilson at Mills
City, Thursday. She will go from there
to Albany where she will be a guest of
her friend, Mrs. Mary Osburn, before re-
turning home.
Rev. 0. A. White has sold his little
black team and now drives around in
his new automobile. He, in company
with Mrs. White and the two little sons,
motored to Mckee Thursday where they
attended Ladies Aid at the A. S. John
son home and were also at Mrs. Ansevs
at the Barlow Ladies Aid on Wednes-
day.
r. A. Linscott has accepted a position
with the Hammond Lumber company at
Eureka, Cal, and with Mrs. Linscott
departed for Portland Saturday night.
They leave for California Monday.
Some party or parties entered n.
Digerness store Thursday night and
made off with about 40 pounds Of Tru-
Blu cookies, besides minor articles,
chocolates and few straw hats. Empty
cookie boxes revealed the fact that
some one had been in the store and in
vestigation revealed their having been
looted, also there were som of the hats
found in the back yard. There is no
clue to the miscreants as yet, but n
close watch is being made and some
one 3 preference for Tru-Blu may prove
their undoing.
Among the many Silvertonions to at
tend the big G. A. R. encampment at
Eugene Wednesday were; Mrs. Fanny
Drake, Mrs, Ida Sawyer, Mrs. W. p.
Hubbs, Mrs. Emma Cobb Henry Wood,
H. 5. VanValkenberg, l. d. Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Volgamore.
Mrs. II. S. VanValkenberg stayed
with Grandma Baker Wednesday while
Mrs Hanson and Mrs. Bennett were at.
tending the trial at Salem anent the al
legged heir who is contesting the will Of
the late Dan Tracy in whose win the
Misses Evelyn and Hazel Nutting and
Mrs. Bessie Bennett were generously
remembered. Other witnesses for the
trial from here were Ira Stewart, II. l..
Nutting, Geo. Hubbs and W. i. Gun
uinUhan