Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-05
HUBBARD NEWS


| Bontrager of WOodburn were in Hub.
bard on business Wednesday,
d. p. Mishler and family of Albany
hspent the week end with relatives and
friends in and around Hubbard.
| DR.. G. A. +. deLespinasse of Lake
Bay, Washington, spent last Saturday
with DR.. and Mrs. A. F. deLespinasse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newtown enter.
tanned Mr., and Mrs. w. B. Mickey and
Mrs. S. c. Clawson for dinner last Sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Pendleton of Butteville,
grlhood friends of Mrs. }. A. Dodge,
is a guest of Mrs. Dodge and mill be
for some time.
Mrs. Stella Seamans of Fort Collins,
Colo, arrived Wednesday of last week
to visit her nieces, Miss Mae and Miss
Ruby Crittenden.
C. NJ. Eppley and family of Salem
were in Hubbard Sunday visiting with
George Wolfer and family, spending
the afternoon at the springs.
l.. l.. Hershberger went to Elmira
last Saturday and returned Sunday
with Mrs. Hershberger and the chill
dren, who have been visiting there sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w.. A. Zeeg and daugh-
ters, Leila and Laverne, of Portland re-
turned home Thursday after spending
several days with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Zeck.
ID. j. Bctcher, manager of the West
ern Telephone company, came in from
eastern Oregon Tuesday morning. He
reports everything in fine progress ov.
er there, big crops and corresponding
smiles on the farmers races.
Nemt Sewell returned to Mickey
station last Tuesday after an enforc-
ed vacation of several days. While
working on a ladder tearing down an
old building the ladder slipped and Mr..
Sewell landed in heap, luckily mo-
bones were broken.
Mrs. Judith Miller, sister of Will
liam and George j. Wolfer, was visit
ing Hubbard relatives Monday, going
to Aurora that evening to visit friends
of many years standing, returning to
her hame in Portland Tuesday.
Thursday morning NJ. H. Hostetler
said good bye to his brothers, David
and l.. C. Hostetler, and their families,
returning to their homes in shelby
vile, III. Their plans to see more Of
Oregon were stopped because of the
pending railroad trouble.
S. C. Phillips ami wife of Warm
Springs, Montana, came the first of
the week to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Sexton and E. NJ. Pierce
for few days, their visit here being
part of their coast trip. Later in
the week Mrs. Mary Meinzer and Wal
ter Giimer, long time friends of the
Sections, arrived for a few days visit.
Carl Huetter was thrown from a
load of grain Tuesday noon receiving
cash on the right side of the head
at the base of the skull and a cut un-
der the right eye. The sudden start
ing of the team seems to have cacsed
something to break and Mr.. Huetter
was thrown under the wagon. His in
!uries were severe and will keep him
home for some time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Marks
Saturday 9lA pound girl, living west
of BrOadacres.
Hop picking has begun in the Hub.
bard yards, j. c. Newton expected to
begin Thursday, in his yard the crop is
unusually heavy and of fine quality.
If the price mas nearer 20 cents than
IL cents the growers would wear a
smile this year for sure. In this yard
several ancnor posts were broken off
recently by the accumulated weight.
At meeting of the city council
Tuesday night the bid of A. j. Welton
of Portland was accepted for the con-
struction of twenty two blocks of sew
70 ha al nr . ,la ncI
by the state board of health. Two bids
were submitted, one specified the use
of vitrified tile and the other cement
tile. For vitrified tile the low bid was
$5034.7S; for cement tile, $4655.99.
At the Methodist church Monday ev-
ening the Scnday scnOol board and Of
ficial board met and transacted con-.
siderable business. i. c. McShane and
Levi Welty were reelected superintend
ent and assistant superintendent of the
school, Miss Lucy Reas and Mrs. Homer
Beck organists, Miss Nora Welty see
retary treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Reas su'
perintendent of the cradle roll depart
ment, Levi Welty superintendent of the
home department. The present teachers
were reelected for next year with as
sistants. For the official board of
the church, l.. l.. Hershberger was elec-
ted secretary.
T. A. Johnson has just finished for
Mrs Coleman modern seven room
home having all the conveniences to
be desired. 1t is located on the east
side of the Highway. One of the first
things planned for in new home, es-
pecally if planned by the ladies, is
large convenient closets conveniently
located. This feature mas not over
looked in this home. There are four
nice sized living rooms on the first
floor, large porches, pantry, plummed
for hot and cold water, china closet
and buffet built in the dining room,
linen closet underneath The stairway
is built for ease in ascending, broad
steps and five and three fourths inch
raise. Three nice airy bed rooms, with
large closets for each, porch room
facing north commanding pleasant
vie&, bath room complete. The house
is wired for electric light and call
bell service.
Hospital Mems
| Mrs. ID. Fisher of Mickey fell last