Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24
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to attend the field meet at Salem last
Saturday were Dewev Allen and sis,
ter Faye, who were accompanied by
the Misses ,lvien Browne, Hilda Chase
ind Estella Stuart,
| Miss Anna Plinsky came over from
Salem for an over Sunday visit with
her father and brother who are num-
bered among the new business men of
Silverton
Mrs. w. w. Scott has taken over the
Go,,age hotel and moved in tne first
lof the week.
Bert Farnswor,n was on the sick
Hist the last of the week
Joe Lais and son Edward were at
/ Mt. nigel Sunday aIternoon wishing
the home folks returning on the even
ling passenger.
j. W. Hyett and wife accompanied
Iby Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hoblitt and
family motored over into Polk county
Sunday. Their trip led them via Dal.
las, Monmouth and Independence and
was much enjoyed by all.
j. L, Stalker is planning to build a
new residence on Mill street The con-
tract has been 'et to Messro. Henry
Grazier and Arthur Cnamness. Before
the work on the new residence can be
started the old house will be moved
back on the lot and remodeled to rent.
John Slovey who has been section
boss for the Silver Falls Timber Co.,
has gone to Salt Lake, Utah, to work
the next three months, when he will
leave for Argentine, South America,
where he has accepted a position with
an English syndicate to do some rail
road work.
A bunch of Silverton young people
chartered handcars Saturday night and
went out the logging roau to a dance
at Mr.. Johnsons. A dandy good time
is the way they all tell it, and 4 boun-
teous lunch was passed among the
crowd before leaving for nome at a.
very late hour.
The recital given by Mrs Gertrude
Smith s pupils on Monday evening was
a great success and enjoyed by large
audience.
Mrs Joseph Lais and daughter Eve
lyn went to Downe station on the Sun
day afternoon passenger, for short
/ Foll Win luC lOlHlCl HluthIl3 hiS'
| t. Humpert.
Mrs. Alfred Williams came home
from Woodburn Saturday after a pleas
ant visit with relatives at that place.
Miss Meva Blackerby went to Town
send to spend the week end with her
sister Cassie who teaches the school
at that place.
H. Owen and sister Mrs. Pima Cir
Gle returned from Drain, Ore, Monday
after two weeks visit at the home
of their brother George.
r. S. Robinson is among the many
from Silverton 10 90 to Montana where
the report comes that men are scare
and wages good.
Mrs. c. W. Keene and Miss Fielda
MtClaine accompanied Mrs. NJ. E.
Imboden to her home in Portland Mon
day. Mrs. Imboden is sister of Dr..
I Keene she came Sunday for a short
visit.
DR.. +. D. Lewis, w1o formerly prac-
ticed in this city, was an over Sunday
guest Of friends here He is now in the
employ of the government on the ma
rine medical staff located at San Fran
cisco.
The G. w. Loomis family are enjoy
ing visit from their daughter Mrs.
lJ. W. Willis and children of Lavina,
Mont, who came Saturday for a months
stay with relatives here,
Mrs. s. +, Richardson and little son
attended the field meet at Salem Sat
urday
Mrs. H. L. Nutting accompanied by
ner son Bernard spent the last of the
week with Portland relatives, return
ing home Sunday evening.
John Quail is again at work for the
Pacific Transfer Co.
-liss Leona Sperling of Independ-
cnce was week end guest at the home
of her friend Kora Browne in this city.
Miss Katheryn Slade of Salem vis-
tied at the home of her brother Claude
iP Slade Saturday and Sunday
Miss Hazel Fuller came from Wood
burn for a visit with her grand par
ents, Mr., and Mrs G.. W, Loomis, on
east hill.
/ T. +. Preston has been very sick with
a severe attack Of appendicitis, but is
reported much better at this writing.
Miss Rita Fansworth has recovered
from combination Of grip and sore
throat that kept her from school sever
Ial days
Mrs, Bryce Mckinley returned from
Portland Saturday after a month spent
with her son Otis and family getting