Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-23
HUBBARD NEWS.

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day morning for Colfax, Calf, where
they expect to stay for the winter.
Henry Sanders and son Raymond
returned to their home in Diston, We'd
nesday afternoon after week spent
with Hubbard relatives.
Last Tuesday Jim Mishler traded his
big percheron stallion to Holman, east
of Woodburn, for Dodge car, run a
few hundred miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whitney and Ora
Pulley returned from fishing trip at
Sllvercreek Falls. They report fine
catch.
DR.. A. F. deLespinasse and Clarence
Bevens went to Candy Monday to ass
ist the Candy band furnish music for
the Candy fair.
Mrs. Abbie Williams left Monday
for her home in Elkhart, Ind, after
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Hirim Gallop.
Miss Marjorie Martin of Portland
spent Saturday to Monday at home with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Martin.
Miss Lankins returned to Corvallis
last Monday to resume her studies IN
the agricultural college. She is jun
ior this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whitney spent
part of their vacation the past two
weeks at Ridgefield, Washington, Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Herschber-
ger.
Mr.. Phil Taylor and family of Astor-
ia, stopped in Hubbard the first of the
week to visit Mrs. Emma Malone, while
enroute to the roundup at Pendleton.
Baby Roth, son of Amos Roth, born
Thursday, September a., died Thurs
day night and was buried Friday morn
ing east of Hubbard.
.. H. Baldwin spent Tuesday in Hub
bard with his wife, who has been in
Hubbard since her mother, Mrs. F.. E..
Fish, was hurt in the accident on the
New Era hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Broobins, former
ly of Hubbard, but the past year and a
half residing t Candy, are now located
at Eugene, where Mr.. Brookins is TAX
ing q course in the University.
The young son of Herman Roede. was
kicked on the side Of his head by a
horse Wednesday morning, rendering
him unconscious for time, but after
he came too, there were seemingly no
serious results.
Mrs. w. d. Hamilton and daughter
Hazel, left last Tuesday for their home
at Santa Ana, Calf, after spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Brown.
AIRS. Hamilton is sister of Mrs. Brown.
w. A. Platz of Los Angeles, last week
visited his mother, Mrs. E. A. Platz,
and other relatives and Saturday morn
ing went up into Washington TO visit
friends at Bunker anu Chehalis. This
is the first trip home for Mr.. Platz for
four years.
Mrs. John Blair returned to her home
in Portland Wednesday after visiting
several days at the nome O. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Blair. Mrs. George Leffler and
Mrs. N Blair accompanied her on the
return trip and win visit Mrs. r. Hol'
man at Monroe before returning.
/. Mrs. Johnnie Hersehberger of Port
land who has spent the last few weeks
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
2. Martin, left Thursday for Pendleton
TO attend the Roundup and visit Jonh-
ME who has been near Pendleton during
the harvest working on one Of those big
combination harvesters.
, Hubbard's schools opened Monday
WIN Il BOOu lOl INC liot uaJ
and from every appearance there is en-
ough enthusiasm among the student
body to increase the number in the high
school to double the enrolment of the
first day. The first day there were 2s
in this department and il is confidently
expected to reach so in few days with
others following.
The Hubbard high school will enter
in debate forg the University of Oregon
cup which is awarded to the winner of
the finals held in Eugene during May
Hubbard is in the north Willamette Sc
ton with Tillamook, Stayton, Molalla,
Canoy, Salem, Forest Grove, Amity, Ore
gon City, Estacada, McMinnville, Sill
verton, Milw ukee, Woodburn, CASTOR,
Jefferson and Clatskanie.
Mrs. A. H. Will and daughter, Leona
of Healdsburg, Calf. were in Hubbard
from Thursday to Tuesday visiting the
Wolfer and viii families and eonnec-