Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
AURORA NEWS

Gene Garrett, Otis Nelson, Emery
Howe, Otto Blosser and Felix Isaac.
son drove up Silver creek about Is
miles above Silyerton Sunday on a
fishing trip, They brought back a
dozen apiece of the finest mountain
trout.
Franz Kraxberger was here re-
Gently from Maeksburg. He is en-
thusiastc over the continued success
of the Candy Cooperative Cheese fac
tory and believes many others will
prove equally successful throughout
this valley.
Mrs. Zella Hatton q niece of w.
W. Irwin, returned to her home in Sc
nttle, Saturday, after visiting her
uncle She was also at Hubbard
where her sister, Mrs. Shaner, has
been very i'll at the Hubbard hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ehlcn, Mrs.
p, " Tucker, and Ed Graves left
Monday by auto for Rosebmg to at
tend the grand lodge, I. o. o. F.,
which convened there Tuesday. Otto
Krueger and w. C. Kinyon went by
train as delegates from their respee
tive lodges at Candy and at Butte
vile.
Russell Catlin was here Tuesday from
Salem on business, having sold block
Of hops to Henry L. Bents He is not
over optimistic concerning the imme-
date future of the hop business. The
big block Of hops shipped to England
by Horst & Iachmuna has practically
killed all London demand, and is now
regarded ms huge speculation that has
not turned out we'll. This, with Vice.
President Clark IS failure to move the
1000 or 5000 remaining bales of the
association hops is causing considerable
anxiety among growers as to 1916
prices. Clarke is still in the east en-
deavoring to dispose Of the balance of
the association hops.
The Women s club gave $500
party at their club room Wednesday
afternoon, last week. with eight tables
filled, Mrs. George Yergen winning
the head prize and Mrs. J. l.. Hipke,
the second Dainty refreshments were
served. Those enjoying the affair
were Mrs. j. l.. Hpke Mrs. Fred Yer.
gon Mrs. s. A. Miller. Mrs. A. d. Yer.
gen, Mrs, S. A. Miller, Mrs A. D. Yer
gen, Mrs. Peter Hunt, Mrs. Geo. W.
Yergen, Mrs. Otto BlOsser, Mrs. Henry
H. Bents, Mrs. Fred Norton, Mrs. w.
w. Irwin, Mrs. f. L. Miller, Mrs.
Chas. s, Arnold, Mrs. Ernest Piper,
Mrs. JAS Ogle, Mrs. J. w. Sadler, Mrs.
Geo. Ehlcn, Mrs. Arthur Artus, Mrs.
Aurelia Powers Mrs, II, II. Hurst, Mrs
Guy NJ Hickok, Mrs. Felix Isaacson,
Mrs. 0, r. Higginbotham, Mrs. o. G.
Morris, Mrs. N. c. Westcott, Mrs. NJ.
II, Phillips, and Misses Leita Bents,
Mona Yergen, Emma Snyder and Pearl
Kraus.
One Of the most delightful affairs
of the week was a party given Sat.
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Mil.
lard N. Crissell at their beautiful
home on the willamette. The even.
ing was spent at cards, the honors fall
ing to Mrs. w. H. Monroe of Portland,
and Dell Yergen Of Buttcville. At 1880
dainty lunch was served by the hos.
tess. Those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Crissell aud family. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II Monroe and family. Mrs C.
G. Robbins Of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Chalupsky, Mr., and Mrs Andy
Hastlebring, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Thornton, Mr., and Mrs. II. D. Alden,
Mr., and Mrs. Jake Peters, and Miss
Kate Wolbert Of Wilsonville Mr.. and
Mrs, Fred Yergen, Mr., and Mrs. Geo,
Yergen. Mr., and Mrs, Glenn Yergen,
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Crissel, Mr. and
Mrs, NJ, N. Crissell, Mona Yergen,
Cahrlotte Gault Ray Yergen and Dell
Yergen observer,