Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-24
HUBBARD NEWS


Miss Ida stauffer visited old !, ac
quaintances at Mt Angel Academy Sun
day.
Robert France went to Hot Lake,
Wednesday, and expects to be gone un-
til some time in June
Miss Winnie France, attending
school at Mt. Angel, spent Monday in
Hubbard with her father, Robert
France.
Mrs. f. S. Tolman, Of Salem, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Beck from
Wednesday to Sunday of last week.
The Hubbard high school team plays
Woodburn high school at WOodburn this
Friday. They won from st. Paul last
Saturday by forfeit,
Mr.. and Mrs S. 3. Martin aud daugh-
ter, Helen, of Portland, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
j. Z. Martin.
Tuesday morning Mel Malone and
Geo. Andrews went up into Canada, OK
pecting to be gone some time. They
may 60 as far as Saskatchewan, Al
berta.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Grimm, Of Aurora,
are the parents of a fine baby boy born
Sunday morning, April l6. Mr. Grimm
| is a brother of POSTMASTER Grimm, of
Hubbard
Mrs. Edward Schoenheiny, of Wash
ougaI, Wash, and Miss Lizzie Schin-
heiny, of Oregon City, left Saturday
after week s visit at the Staufter and
Smith homes. Mrs, Schoenheiny Is SIS.
ter of Mrs. Elmer, Stauffer and Mrs. A.
j. Smith.
The baseball team of the Hubbard
grades are twice victors in this division
of the country. They have met East
| Woodburn and Donald and beaten them.
If they defeat the Silverton division
they can 90 to Salem May 13 to play
for the championship of the county
Those on the team are EldOn IanEins,
Lewis Robertson, John Lauer, Ora Zen
ner Sidney Jordan Lowell Spangl2
Marvin Willis, Melvin Newton, la |2
/ Dimick, Melvin Stauffer, Arthur Mil'cr
Ray Andrews and Theodore Reynolds.
Mrs. David Hovenden and Miss Ruth
Calvert entertained the Pythian Sisters
at the home of their mother, Mrs. j. l..
Calvert, on Tuesday afternoon. The
house was tastefuly decorated in apple
blossoms and orchids. delicious lunch
was served and all enjoyed pleasant
afternoon. Those Present were: Mes
danes r. c. Painter, A. d. Wolfer, II. +.
Scholl. A. r. Bevens R. W. Gable, Chas
Kinzer, p l.. Calvert, l.. NJ. Scholl ano
daughter, Dorothy; Geo. Zeck, j, l.. Cal
vert, Miss Ida Christen and Lucille Ga
bel.
\ About two weeks ago Henry Hilgen
who has made his home in Portland the
past year. came to Hubbard to visit hii
j daughter, Mrs B. Paulsen. Mr. Hilger
man conclude to remain permanently
Last Friday morning while Henry
Mills was using the wood lift at hi'
home, the index finger of his right hanC
was caught mashing the end Of it. OF
the first few hours after it was dressed
it made a very painful wound, but since
has been getting along nicely.
Ira Bonney shipped his household
goods to Centralia, wash. Thursday
the family going Friday in their ear
Centrala is 90 miles north Of Portland
, Mr.. Bonncy expects to devote his tint
to automobile work.
Miss Chapelle and Miss Ethel Bonne,
of the Woodburn central had charge o
the Hubbard central office Thursday
making it possible for Miss Ida Chris
ten and Miss Marie Byers to spend tn
day in Portland
Mrs. Mead and daughter, Miss Myr
tie. arrived Monday rrom Battle Creek
Mich, and spent a few days yisitini
family connections Mrs Mead is a sis
ter Of the late Mrs. Niles Platz.
Miss Helen Week, of Portland, am
, Miss Delphia Wolfer Of Liberty, wer
) over Sunday guests at the home of Mrs
) Christina Stauffer. MSS Week is teach
c ing the Eby school, near Liberal.-En