Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-28
Spring Valley News

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Mr. and Mrs. d. G. Henry arrived
in Salem Sunday morning, and stayed
until the next day with their son,
Worth Henry and wife, when they
went out to their home here They have
spent the last few months in Los
Angeles, San Diego, San francisco, and
.other California cities. spending a
large portion of their time with their
son, Clyde and family. Being in Cali
fornia during the flood. they can tell
la number of interesting incidents con
cerniug it. Owing to so many railroads
being washed out, tney made the first
one hundred and fifty miles of their
homeward journey on the ocean.
The Parent Teachers Association
held Friday evening at the school
house was well attended, nearly a
hundred being present. A large num-
beE from the Lincoln district were pre-
sent, as well as from the Spring val
ley district. The program consisted Of:
Organ SolO-Eva Newburv.
Reading of "Tne Bugle "-R. c.
shepard.
Reading in costume-An Old Maid :
Leap-year Mishap-Mrs. W. D. Henry.
Lullaby-Jesse Smith.
P3ntomine-Old Kentucky Home
Marie LOoney.
Reading from James Whitcomb
Riley-R. c. Shepard.
Solo-Ars Ralph Scott.
. Presentation of staudar, school
pennant 1915 Supervisor H. II. Parsons.
Illustrated lecture on industrial work.
Miss Cowgirl, At the close of the pro-
gram a luncheon Of sandwiches and
dOughnuts was served.
On Saturday evening a large number
from here attended the school entertain
ment at Lincoln. After the program,
baskets were sold, about twenty dol
lars being realized, which will be used
for the hot lunch fund.
Miss Cora Cooley started last Tuesday
on trip alto Wisconsin, Chicago and 9th.
er eastern points, where she will visoit
relatives. She expects to stay until the
last of April
Mr.. Van Wrinkle, Willamette stud.
ent, delivered an intresting sermon
Sunday morning at the church. He ex-
poets to be here again next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Crawford, Mr..
and Mrs. W, II, Crawford, and Donnel
Crawford were callers at Turner. Sun
day afternoon.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vivian Cochrane has about recovered
from her attack of pneumonia.
load Of hogs to Salem, Thursday.
Roy Barker was out from Salem
sunday morning, visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells. returned
to their home in Salem Friday, after
several days visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs w, II, Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James French were
Salem shoppers, Saturday.
Geo. Felts, of Portland, is spending
tne week here working in his cherry
orchard.
Eugene Shade was here from Port
land few days last week looking after
his cherry orchard.
II. W. Cooley delivered load of
hogs in Salem, Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Suver, of Dallas. visited
~ iuol NNCh WIN utT PARENTS, Mf.
and Mrs. w. Il. Davis. Miss Bliss
Davis was also here for a few days
She is attending the Rickreal higa
school this winter
Mrs. Frank Crawford spent Tuesday
in Salem.
Mrs Alice. Simpson returned to
Lincoln, Saturday, after a week 5 visit
with her daughter, Mrs W. n. Craw-
ford.
Mrs. John Philips was in Salem,
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Starr and children
were visitors in Salem, Friday.
Miss Phoebe Looney was Salem
shopper on Friday.
Mrs. Thos. Simpson and children
nave returned from Salem. where they
spent the winter.
Chas. Emmett and Clifford White
drove bunch of beef cattle thru
here Friday en- route for Salem