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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-28

Miss Lena Minck and Mr.. Earl Col
glazier left this morning for Colum-
! bus, Ohio, where they will attend the
wedding OF Miss Helen Kaetzel and
Mr.. Charles Nixon.
ALI members OF the refreshment
nlent committee for the Charity bah
;ue asked to meet at the Coliseum
Friday afternoon at ! o'clock. Mrs
Edgar Brown is chairman Of the COM
nnf.tee.
Airs. Roxie Hall and Miss June Hall
have returned home after few days.
vis1, in Greensburg and Indianapolis.
A beautiful Christmas party was
given Wednesday afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church by the
| officers of the junior, intermediate and
primary departments for all the chill
dren. The children played games and
sang Christmas carols and later pro-
gram was given. Master Thaddeus
Braffett gave Christmas reading and
Miss Marian Hart gave Away In the
Manger." Miss Charlotte Colyin gave
There Is Santa Claus" and Master
Leslie Fart played Beethoven's Min
uet. Mhs Alice Lemon gave pretty
reading, Christmas Long Ago" Mas
ter William Campbell sang, Christ
mas Stockings" Miss Mary Alice Col
Inns, who has beautiful voice, sang,
While Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks." The children sang another
Christmas carol and Mrs. Percy
Sprague gave reading, after which
the children and their mothers were
invited to the dining room where re-
freshments were served Miss Mary
Mather assisted Mrs Sprague in en-
tertaining tie children. Each child
received a box of bonbons.
Mr. Percy Sprague of the Pelham
apartments will return Friday from
Chicago, where he has been spending
several days on business.
All preparations are being complet-
ed today for the Charity ball which
will be given Friday evening at the
Coliseum at $3.50 o'clock by the Ways
and Means committee for the benefit
Of the Domestic Science association
and the Day Nursery. The Coliseum
will be artistically decorated for the
occasion. Mr.. and Mrs Bert Kolp
will lead the grand march The floor
committee is composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard z. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J.
Bartel, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph G.
Leeds and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gates.
The admission will be fifty cents a
person or one dollar couple. The
Becker Bott orchestra of Dayton, Ohio
will play the order of dances. The
public is cordially invited to attend
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-28

Miss Julia Smith of Cincinnati, a
former resident here, visited friends
in this city this week.
Last evening members of the V. V.
club gave theatre party at the Muir
ray for Miss Smith. Later the guests
were served at Finney's. The party
was composed of Misses Hester Will
liams, Leona Smith, Minnie Burris,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-28

1SSi-Ladies' House Dress, with or
without Pockets and with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths.
Dotted percale with trimming of
white linen is here shown. Striped
seersucker. checked Bingham. challie.
serge and taffeta are also nice for this
style. The Pattern is cut in 6 sizes:
81, So, 3S, 40. AZ and Al inches bust
measure. II requires Ia yards of
44-inch material for 36-inch size. The
skirt measures about Ia yards at the
foot.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
10 any address on receipt of 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
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Address r.uern department pans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-28

Complimenting DR.. Mary Swindler
Of Byrn Mawr. Miss Edna Johnson
will give thimble party Friday after
noon at her home, East Main street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
AUTO SPEEOERS FINED
4. r.. B"nnnn nnd H. T.. Miller Con-
,i"frd In Police
Court.

= +. DCUnar, arrested by Policeman
Ee!d. and II. 7? Miller. arrested 10y Po-
.ic"maf !. \. Clark" both Of whom
"rr" charged w!th speeding automo-
h4!eF through The Btrccts. were fined
20 h"G costs 10 role" Court ycstcr-
daS Nu!'r appea!cd his Gaze.
namie Col"a. coIorcd. was sentenced
;" four m"n'hs "a jail for stealing IS
from Laudnn JACKSON.
James f!ckn"t and Cornclns. Sound E.
"'s. h"'h c"lofch. wer" sentenced to
80 rr"r'ns in jail for nt"aliug s22.5t
from BedfoTd Wallace
=. J. bu"Ehrrry was dismissed when
airaIrncd on charg" OF obtaining Sc
FROM 9 T. WaiiDid under false pre-
ta'seH.
John Fin"cgnn VIE fined 800 and
r"n'r for carrying Il concealed pistol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
NEW ENGINE COMPANY
GOES TO SOUTH RICHMOND
~ b"tto EEiii 10 Approve RECON-
".hasu"h, of Chief. but ia
b-ci-a 20 Do 80 Later

- sye.isl netting e :as B5s.s
@. go E,'-,-isE5o:.s-s q. wednesday
'-"a: :esr-u:4c- ws-E zdo2,+a "a.
s;;-c,-fs :-,s Ca3c. ~ II. JONES
- e'sar.z. : conpany 20. ins-al.z.
t-or c: t--y = ne sog,hki5e -he
t.E;nt house ( ;.arcSyne b-ic1 xt-.c-
,-i@ - f,e-1 .'scr.d - -h!r,y-frx;
an1 :a-i,t'1ls. str.e,E and ne &eu!,-
me-, cg-cfs.s5
|n:st Ic"nes Recommended may car
l4'a =" Z 800, Q: T-uck Co.npary.
40 :, ~ ,csGs captain Q. the new
company, aad i-r=.E GorGou engine.
inaa. C:her .ne.rtye.s ot :ne company
sr1Festsc z-s = !. Gc2de. = :. Coy.
inr'or. Y = sa;.h 3 : Lyme ana
J. !" Car Inc boar6 taned ~ ap.
i-oEe ,r"E. recommendations a.,sr
considerable c!se -sgio. J. was p,a,ed.
however. thz; ne. ~ou!c Ia acce:.,sd
- ne July :I-et!ag. u M mater has
t'f'. - practically - chief JONES.
~ the SECRETION ~ THESE men far
;hs r"w >ouirslcc ron pary. which vi!
ne known - 80 - IKE nuf>uer Of
vac" nciss we're crca-st in Ne cepzr,.
in@nt 'T;.c'. will te filed ~ ne r.1.
meeting ~ The election !rr!n tn. eliyi.
be Us: ~ Z. X. Wagner !. !. ryc,Dv
l.. G Haake. J. : Thompson. = )
5oSHr"' Raul IL TD1c:e. j. ant : T.
Jordan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
BOARD OPPOSES PAYING
STREET-GRADiNG DAMAGES
VIII Adopt Policy TO Try to settle All
Minor Dirputcs Out of
Court.

Following a debate Of more than an
mine definite policy to be followed in
| connection with the many claims for
damages from street-EradinE which are
being filed against the city, the Admin
! istrative Board declared itself against
granting damages TO property owners,
but voted to endeavor to settle. AS fan
| as possible. all claims without recourse
| to the courts.
a resolution was adopted asking the
Council to transfer $4,000 from streets
generally to special account TO be
paid property owners In such instances
1t was stated that the great majority
of the claims filed against the city
gould he settled for less than $780,
~hilc If they were taken into the
courts the costs would amount to more
| than the damages. The board. how
ever. decided that all exorbitant claims
| would be fought before a jury.
The board directed the City Engi-
neer to prepare plan OF Meadow
Street. from Ashland Street to Colo
! RADIO Avenue. showing the names OF the
abutting property owners and the ne
cessary grades and fills. Mr.. Boiling
was also asked to furnish estimates OF
the cost Of grading, graveling and
curbinE this street and the cost of paw
ing with granite spalls. This work
Will he undertaken by the city II the
| property owners will release it from
damages through grading, providing
the necessary funds are available.
Bids for the walling In OF approx
| mately 5000 feet OF Bacon's Quarter
| Branch. which will practically complete
the comprehensive work undertaken
some months ago BY the hoard to pre-
vent future overhows OF the stream
were received and referred to City En-
q
Will cost about 100000, and will be
the largest expenditure made for this
improvement at any one time.
TO facilitate the work, the contract
will be awarded in sections. and sew
eral contractors will be given part
Of the Job. The work considered by
the board yesterday Will extend from
second TO Sledd Streets, connecting
with the channel completed last year
Bids for furnishing the Water De-
partment with chemicals used at the
Settling Basin for the coming year
were also received and opened and
were referred to the superintendent Of
the department for tabulation, report
and recommendations.
Building Inspector Butler was direct
cd TO prepare the proper contract with
]. T. Nuckols for the erection of the
Richmond Howitzers' Armory. on North
Seventh Street The City Attorney will
be asked TO approve the contract which
must be finally approved by the board
before II can be executed. The armor~
building will cost sll3,972. with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
NAMES DELEGATES
Governor stuart Appoints EirginIans
TO Attend Forestry Congress
nj AnheyllIe.

Governor Stuart has appointed the
following delegates from Virginia TO
tr- southern Forestry Congress. 10 be
held Z, Ashev!ile, y. c., July IL 10 10:
Dr- : :. alderman, University of Vir-
gina d.. !. d. Erg!eston. Biacksbure
Genera! =. ". Nichols, Lexington; I'D
WIN = COX Richmond: w. y. Tyler,
Dante ~ II Lambert, Clintwood; X.
! Irvine Big stone Gap; l. &. Has
singer HoIuarock; w. w. Hurt.
.iar-on, II McVitty. Salem; J. z. Z.
Smith! Cnr!stIansburg; Harry Firm
s,nne. LJngdale; John NJ Stock. Win
ches'%r. u II. Pitts. Scottsville: Or.
Il Hodges. Charlottesville: Thoma $
:; I"tr=ss. n!ohn.ond: g. w. Hall.
Norfolk =. J Duke. Portsmouth; e. L.
N!!iaI6. Norfolk l.. {. Warwick. Jr.,
Hor:olI; T. y. Camp. Franklin; II. I.
St'aus. Richmond: DR.. Meade Ferguson.
Richmond z & Blackburg Smith.
Eercy:!ll". John Preston Buchanan.
Marion; + T Hatcher. Chester; JOS
eDn J. McKenua, Hlacksburg: C. It.
Smith, Gardncrs; r j Prescott. Big
sion" Gap II f'ahrenbach. Buena
ViR;E. ! y Clark. Woodstock: S. r.
MaTsi, jarrisoIhurg; IL l.. Russell.
Abingdon " q Schwab. University
Oi Nlrgiuia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
ST. PATR|CK's ACADEMY
HOLDS GOLDEN JUBILEE
Occasion Is Celebrated With Com.
mcncement Exercises and Award
OF Diplomas.
BISHOP o'CoNNELL pREsIDEs
Many Honors and Medals Are Di-
vided Among Students Who Have
Performed Their Studies with
Merit During Session just Closed.

Golden jubilee commencement exer-
, cises took place at st. Patrick's Acad-
envy yesterday morning at o'clock
The address was made by Rt. Rev. ID.
j. O'Conncll.
The no: ors of the graduating class.
academic course. gold medals and
diplomas were conferred upon Misses
Julia Theresa Siewcrs. Gcnevieve Mar
tina Disney. Mary Rita Robinson. Mary
Aurelia Pagan. Katharine Elizabeth
Ross. Laulie Aurelia llirschberg, Sarah
Marguerite Boyle and Katharine Eliza
beth Bowen.
The honors OF the graduating class
commercial course. diplomas were con-
tcrrcd upon Misses Julia Theresa Slew
crs. Gcnevicve Martina Disney. Mary
Rita Robinson, Mary Aurelia Pagan,
Katharine Elizabeth Ross. Laulie Au-
rclia HirschberS. Sarah Marguerite
Boyle. Katharine Elizabeth bowen
Helen Crouch and Hanora Carroll.
AWARD SPECIAL HONORs
TO SEVERAL PUPILS
Gold medals were conferred upon
Miss Margaret McCiellen and Miss
Annie Bickerstaf for the successful
completion of the suhGraduatinE class.
attained the highest average in this
class. silver medal was awarded to
Miss Nell Regina Lord Second in
merit. Miss Kathleen Bailey
tlrSt academic CiaSS-FOr having at
tame" the highest average in this class
silver medal for scholarship was
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Bialkowski.
Second in merit. Miss Agnes Halloran.
Subaradcmic class--For having at
tanned the highest average in this class
silver medal for scholarship was
awarded to Miss Edith Fox Second in
merit. Miss Florence Curran.
Gold medal. donated by Rev H j.
Mckeefrey to the graduating. sub
graduating and second academic
classes for the highest average at
tanned In the study OF Christian doc
trlne was awarded to Miss Margaret
Mcclellan. OF the subgraduating class
Second in merit. Miss Nell Regina Lord
Gold medal donated by the Ladies'
Auxiliary, a. o. H.. Richmond Divi-
sion. for the highest average attained
in the study of Irish history was
awarded to Miss Nell Regina Lord. of
the second academic class. Second in
merit. Miss Kathleen Bailey, OF the
second academic class
Music department, For having sue
cessfully completed the advanced
course Of study as prescribed by this
institution. gold medal and diploma
we're conferred upon Miss Louise Sui
iivan.
Primary course-For completing this
course. silver medal was awarded
to each of the following: Maurice
Michael Miss Edna Cavedo and Miss
Margaret Sullivan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Auto Club Meets on Monday,

The regular meeting of the Rich
mond Automobile Club will be held in
the clubrooms. second. floor Murph's
Hotel Annex. on Monday evening at
o'clock. Refreshments will he served
and large attendance is expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
EARL f-CL0SEhc HOURS
ihAu5URLTED TO-DAY
MAJ, ft.tuil shUu. .-u-r su,,,u., pol
~ "i >nurrirr ~ H.

T;sa sa--s-e-rsi rrve-le-.- ~ ~
fss-T..sr months --ar.r 90 ,-;z-l ,,c,.z
O. Esroea .s-:s-; mas t-lu1 .1o,e a.
t<-"1-s ;s.s go ma. -z-a Uadsr
XIX auspices q tae E.-zi. E=-caa-.-s
AsSoc:at.cc. ;se merchants :. 7Er.ous
lines AZ trade I've !-t-v1 ,-s :..ye-
rus-lt- anc Ri close eG--y
e s:sr;;nE So - continuing ma.
ing !:1ss Q! t-ate VII. close =, : , u
eHcept or Saturday, when -E@ c!osias.
hour wiz! be = ::
Department AID dry goods stores
millinery. wo'aeEs rezcy-:o-wesr
shoes and Trunks :eTrelry, furniture.
hardware aud china ana glassware
An effort IS being made by ne sec
retary OF The Retail A.ecchan.s ASH
citation 70 induce the clothing stores
TO fan into liae with the others
Following their custom u many
years, J. L. Mostly & CO, Fourcureaf.
Temple & co. ana -ydaor 1, T3und,ey
vii close OF Saturdays ~ grcloog
during July ana August
;. on behalf Of Tho Merchants and ,rel-
employees. Secretary Clarke las, nigh,
expressed tho hope thar the pgalic
would aid In Tho success q the move.
men' by shopping before s o'cioc. IN
order that Tn" CLERKS might 70. q
little recreation during IN. sumuo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
GO TO FREDERICKSBURG
Spanish War Veterans Win Ic,,, m
Day for Annual Re-
union.

Delegates TO the annual reunion O,
the United Spanish War Veterans be
partment OF Virginia, 10 ne hoid ,h.a
year AT Fredericksburg, %iU leave
Richmond to-day at 1901 o'clock over
the Richmond. Fredericksburg aud 20.
tomac Hailroad, entraining at Byrd
street Station. The convention Will
last two days headquarters viii bo
maintained at the Princess Anne Hotel
Richmond delegates TO the convcr-
ton include Joseph J." Masurier Luther
T Matthews, j. Bernard Loving
George g. FitzhUgh G. Howard Lewis
William j. Richardson. George y
skipw;th, Alexander II Sands. Rnhcr,
+ Peyton, Jr., George y. Shackclford
Charles l. Huffman Franl. l.. Frayser
Frederick J. Schurz. william II Kin.
derraier, Charles. G. CORTLAND ant
William 4. Thompson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

lighting. heating and fixtures In ,dd,-
ton to this amount.
Inc board granted the citizens Of
highland Park permission to have a
community gathering and picnic ON
July In the Highland Park plaza
me municipal band Will furnish music
Tor the night entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
SUPPLEMENTS REWARD
.OScrnur DN.-r. S5u for tuuturr al
hurdcrcrs OF W. 49,
sim

Governor St.art yesterday offered a
reward Of $50. supplemental 10 a like
offer by the Board Of Supervisors of
Wcstmoreiand County. for the capt,r
Of the nurdcrcrs OF W. j.. Stin. whose
body was found during Aprl in tho
Rappahannock River. Mr. sun, at the
time, was a passenger on the steamer
Lancaster, plying between Wilmont and
Saunders Wharf and Is supposed to
have been robbed, killed and then thrown
overheard. Everything Of value was
missing from his person when the
body was found. while articles Of per-
sonal value only were left undisturbcd
lie wns brother Of Dr. f. W sun.
"a practicing dentist Of this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
IMPRESSIONS OF GERMANY"
DR.. Mack Delivers Intrrr>iiu J.iL
Before 81. Ihomns's Mems A.
SoCintion.

st. Thomass Mems Assouat!or 81.
Ginter Park held IN interesting meet
Ing on Wednesday evening at tns
residence Of 5. o. Love. 500 SEMINARY
Avenue. Rev. Edward Mack - -.
professor OF Hebrew at 'no Union
Theological Seminary, gave an enter
tanning. intorma! talk on Iinpress.on.
OF Germany
3 DIR. Mack told Of student days III the
University OF Berlin. the prea, pro
fessors, the family HI. Of the c.ty pea
pie and the customs AND family Ire
of the country people These ,r,l.
mater, personal impr"s Stone w.T, sa,H-
cred ct Arst-h hand. While Or MACK ...tg
pursuing his studies az "a suholarguiy
student from Princeton J'u!vefs.,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
rR0HIBrr HASEBALl. IN
STREETS OF CITY

The committee voted 10 recommend
20 The Council FOR passage an ordinance
amending The CITY Code prohibiting
,he throwing, batting or playing ~
baseball III tho streets. Several citi-
Gems. as we'll as Chief Werner. appear
81 before the COMMITTEES and asked for
the pa ss2ce OF III" measure. citing nu-
r.e-ous recent gases where persons had
been struck by balls thrown i'll the
streets. In voting for the o-dina nee.
members OF the committee said that
il was intended more Tor :he safety
OF boys i;au for adults. as IL forced IN.
;crinsr 20 use ;he public Fairgrounds.
where there was no danger OF running
in front Of automobiles or other vchi-
Giles.
! y. solomon was granted permits
s;or 20 erect two additional stalls In
:. stable IN ;he rear OF his property on
Eighth Street. Fulton.
TIE name az Deep Run Street. on Pc
! :it!on .: numerous property owners,
was -aco;ame nded TO he changed &c Co
J !o-!al Avenue.
The committee adopted q resolution
requesting the Medical College OF V!r-
=ta.a to furnish rooms IN the Virginia
soSp.,ai for the use o: members Of
:hs Fire and Police DEPARTMENTS. tn.
elementary teachers IN The city schools
; 81! :o- members OF the street Cleaning
Department
tn. Board 81 Fire Commissioners
was requested 20 advise ,h= committee
whether !; was practicable. with the
number OF ren now n the department.
. gran, six-dav furiough every
month and = vacation OF fifteen DAYS
annually. 20 members OF the depart
-,en-. F-i-s.reu now sceive -FOUR days
/ q: every month. but are required TO
say - their stations ne entire TWEEN
I ty-tou- hours while or duty.
:: rhs reGu+s: u Councilman Rogers.
! pz;-o, OF The measure, the resolution
/ Appointing :sn deputy fish and game
( 1z-d=,s for The city was tabled. pend
/ :.- The report of several game and
Z t--I:rg clubs tina, desire 10 make Ger
( tain r-ccum adations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
WILL PRESCRIBE HOURS
FOR HUCKSTERs IN CITY
Council Committee Favors Allowing
Them To Operate Only Hetween
81 and 3 O'Clock.
STOP BASEBALL. IN STREETS
Ordinance Recommended to Protect
Boys ms Well as Adults From In
iury-Changc Name Of Deep Run
Street to Colonial Avenue.

Following the filing a. numerous
complaints from all sections Of the city
over the Disturbances created by the
cvyins u p,diiers ana hucks,ers, the
Council Committee OH Ordinances last
nigh, adopted n rough draft of All ""di-
nance, 10 nc referred to the City At
;orncy. that il may he properly pre-
pared, limiting the hours OF the day ana
sections III which peddlers may oper-
axe.
On motion Of Councilman English. 4
resolution WAS unanimously adopted
limiting from ? o'clock 10 ; O'clock In
the afternoon the time in which buck
siers MAY operate III the streets, pro-
hihitinE them from operating within a
block 81 = school or hospital building
and from making ali unnecessary
noises Chief OF Police Werner APP
pvared before the committee and stated
tina, he had received humorous COM
plants troT this source, and thought
some remedy should tie provided. The
committee Will hold a public hcarins
on the matter before final disposition
Of - IS made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Levy RcudH i,nncr

Dr. Il. G. Levy. Chicf Health officer
has been attending the annual conven-
ton Of the American Medical Associa-
ton In Detroit. before which he read
Il technical paper on "Modcrn Health
Methods" He will return To Rich.
mond tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-18
TO OVERCOME SUNBURN,
TAN, FRECKLES, WRINKLES
* * y x * * * x * x X x X J

If your skin is unduly reddened,
freckled or tanned, dab liberal amount
of ordinary mercolized wax on the face
and allow it to remain over night.
When you wash off the wax in the
morning, fine flaky, almost invisible
particles of cuticle come with it. Re.
peating this daily, the entire outer skin
is absorbed, but so gradually, there S
not the slightest hurt or Inconvenience.
Even the stubbornest freckles are af-
fected The underlying skin which
forms the new complexion is so fresh
and youthful-looking, you'l marvel at
the transformation. 1t s the only thing
known to actually discard an aged,
faded, muddy or blotchy complexion.
One ounce of mercolized wax. procur.
able at any drug store, is sufficient in
most eases.
If sun and wind make you squint and
ffown, you re bound to cultivate wrink-
les and crow S feet To overcome these
quickly, battle the face in solution
made by dissOlving an ounce of PROV
dered saxolite in half pint witch
hazel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-18
North Santiam News
Capital Journal Special Service J

Capital Journal Special Service.)
North Santiam, Ore, July 1s.-Quite
number attended the Turner camp
meeting last Sunday.
An auto load consisting of Mr.. Hugh
Kuenzt, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Stevens and
her sister, Mrs. Roy Hall, and driver
have gone over to eastern Oregon for a
few days looking about clam land.
Mrs, James and Mr. w. Harris were
having some insilage cut this week.
Harry Chance has gone to the coast
for few weeks to gather moss.
Quite number attended the dance
at Aumsville last Saturday evening.
Miss Beryl Mclaughlin expects to
leave Wednesday for Portland, where
she will spend month visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. Byerley has been quite sick the
past few weeks.
Frank Shearer, who, has been working
in southern Oregon, is up to stay
through harvest. He is at present EN-
ployed by Hugh Kuenzt.
Mary Houser came up from Corvallis
to visit her sister, Mrs. Ira Thomas.
Floyd Brown, of Washington, has
been visiting relatives over the Fourth,
Mr. and Mrs. Alsman.
The crops about here look fine aft
er shower of rain, although it may do
some damage to the hay crop that is cut
if it keeps up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-18
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Capital Journal Special Service.)
Independence, Ore, July l7.-Mrs.
Nat Withers and children have gone to
Newport for a month Is outing.
Mr.. w. H. Block is spending the week
in Portland
Mrs. NJ. C. Williams. who was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis in n salem hos
pitaI. has returned home.
Miss Kora Brown of Silverton. is
visiting Indenendence friends This
week.
Mesdames s HAYES and G. w Irvine
we're called TO McMimville on the ac.
count of the illness of their mother.
NTrs p Rurnett
Kenneth Thomnson returned to Port
land Friday after spendino tbe weel,
here with his uncle Al w Walker
Married-NIr. BRYAN Burriobt and
Miss Christina Zerr, Of tb;s ritv were
married on Thursday in Portland
Miss Eva Collins is snending her va.
cation at Newport
Mrs. w. ID Moreland of Tacoma ond
her mother. Mrs I { Coonor nf th;s
citv. motored to Dallas last SaturdaI
Mrs. Al Thomas has oono TO- :, w. o
port. ~ Nv" "
Mrs. .Jaoues and Jaughter Of sno.
kane. are VISITING Mrs .faoues, motbor
Mrs. C. j. Tavlor
Mr.. Lee Whitcomb was ser;ousl,, In.
iurea on Thursday. while nm Ioadino
a load of bay when a bav York hrol, :
from it's fastening and fen mon hin,
The hook striking him on tbe Icft arm
making had wound - -
Mr.. Shaler Eldridge returned 70 his
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