Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-20
HUBBARD NEWS

| Wednesday.
Mrs. Nora Kaufman of Needy re
turned from a visit to relatives il
Muckiltoe, Wash Her father, A. II
Rich, returned with her and will re
main some time.
There will be an added week Of
school for Mrs. Belcher, Miss Dimicb
and Mr.. Fike. The first two room:
to make up lost time and Mr., Fike
for special work.
! Mrs. D. J. Yoder, Miss Wilma Yo
der and Mrs. Albert johnson attended
the annual conference at Portland Of
the Free Methodist church, returning
Sunday evening.
Robert France returned last Thurs
day from a month spent at Hot Lake,
Oregon, feeling much better. On Sat
urday he went over to Mt Angel to
visit his daughter Winnie.
VIC. Winslow of Salem, will de-
liver an address on Decoration Day in
the afternoon of May 30, at the city
hall. More complete announcement
will be made next week of the pro-
gram in detail.
Last Friday afternoon the Hubbard
school team played the Aurora team
at the Hubbard ball park. Score 9 to
IL in favor of Aurora.
B. Paulsen and Fred Palmer motored
to Portland Sunday in their Mitchels
and reported the ears climbed to the
highest points overlooking the city and
made it on high.
E. NJ. Pierce is getting started in
raising Belgian hares for tne market
He has the past week received two
shipments from the east, one pen of
New Zealand Reds and one of Red
Rufus.
f. NJ Smith of Eugene, was the
guest at the home of Mrs. n NJ. Wal
lace, Tuesday, enroute to his home
after some time spent on q lecture tour
through Washington.
Last Tuesday E. W. Hoffman. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hoffman, C. G. Hoff-
man of Needy, and Mrs. F. NJ. Kiel
OF Aurora, motored to Portland. Err
nest Hoffman was buying equipment
for his blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. SchOll and Mrs.
Geo. Wolfer motored to Salem Sun.
day and were accompanied on their
return by Miss Henrietta Wolfer and
velma and Vesta Scnoll who spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Will.
Monday Gyening a party of young
people helped Miss Merl Dimiek pre-.
pare her tennis court for the summer
games. After the court was cleared
they packed it with several dances to
music of the graphophone. Lunch WAS
served.
Ora Yoder and family are now. 10.
Gated in Colorado Springs, Colo, hav.
ing recently moved there from La.
Junta, Colo Their friends expect to
see them in Hubbard again by the end
of the year. We will be glad to see
them.
The Wallace Bros. have the contract
for the concrete work on the cheese
factory at Donald and the work is
being done this week. The Donald peo.
pie expect to begin operation the first
of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mack and son
Wayne, spent Saturday and Sunday inI
Independence. Their friends met them
in Salem and took them home in their
car Saturday and brought Them back
to Salem in time for the northbound
train Sunday evening.
The W. r. G. is completing arrange.
ments for Memorial day exercises. On
Sunday evening, May 2S, the Memor.
ial Sunday service will be held at the
armory hall Then on Tuesday after
noon at the same place there will be
a short program. and W. c. Winslow
will deliver the Memorial day address,
which will be followed by the usual
services at the cemetery.
DR.. J. w. Jackson, of Houchson, Cal,
and Mrs. Retta Alberta Doddridge, of
were married at Stockton, Cal,
Thursday, April 90, Mrs. Doddridge
has resided in Seattle for some years,
going to San Francisco by boat, from
there to Stockton where the Ceremony
was performed and later to their own
home at Houchson which had been pre-.
viously prepared. Dr. Jackson is well
in his practice. Mrs. Jack
son is the daughter of Mrs. Behymer.
Last Thursday evening call came
from Smyrna for DR.. Weaver just af.
ter he and Messrs. POok, Calvert and
Whitney had left by auto for Gervais
to attend a Masonic lodge meeting
Rev. F. c. Butler delivered the messageI
by making a quick run to Gervais, ar.I
riving there shortly after the others.
The rteurn trip to Hubbard was quick
ly made, the doctor took his own ma
chine and accompanied by Rev. Butler
arrived at Smyrna soon after to find
that ]. A. Boe nad been kicked in the
face by a horse, cutting and bruising
the left side of his face quite badly,
though breaking no bones.
Lou jacobson living about seven
miles southeast of Hubbard met mith
au accident over at Mt Angel some
time ago that might easily have been
fatal. He was standing in the street
talking with friends whe had driven upl
with their team, and stepped back from
the team as it was about to start and
stepped in front Of an auto He was
thrown to the ground with great force,
his cheek bone and causing
him to lose memory of the accident
after q little while Some hours later
memory returned and he seems to be
making a complete recovery. DR..
Weaver of Hubbard was called to at.
tend the injured man.
Onion sets have been later in deliv.
cry this year than for many seasons.
Monday of this week Levi Welty de-
livered the last OF his crop to the PORT !
land Seed Co.. The past two weeks he
delivered 10000 pounds of sets. One
delivery Of 4060 pounds was made to
w. 5. Hurst & Co., who bought of the