Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-08
Spring Valley News

Spring Valley, Sept. S.-Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Walling and baby of Portland
spent Sunday with jesse Walling and
family.
Mrs. Kate Coyle is spending sew
eral weeks at Newport with her moth
er, Mrs. Patrick.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Purvine visited recently
at Roseburg.
1 Mrs. Judson drove out from Salem
Sunday spending the day at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. James French
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawford, Prof,
and Mrs. W. J. Crawford, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Henry and son, Kenneth
Henry, were recent visitors at Pacific
City, spending ten, days there and at
other sea shore points.
Mrs L. NJ. Bradford is still at the
Portland hospital, where she under
went a serious operation, but is con-
valeseing as well as can be expected.
Mr.. Bradford and Miss Irene Brad
ford usually spend the week end there
with her.
Mrs. H. W. Cooley is home from tle
Salem hospital, and although still weak
from the effects of her operation, is
lhpiONtu htdith.
Howard Zinzer of Salem spent the
latter part of last week here, and also
w. d. Henry and family Mr.. Zinzer
is employed at the asylum farm, and
is enjoying his annual vacation, the
remainder of which will be spent in
Oregon City, visiting his sister, Miss
Dorothy Znser and friends there.
Prof. Cnas. Scott and family have
returned to Portland, where he will
resume his duties as instructor in
chemistry at one of the high schools.
Miss Helen Baker left Monday for
Portland, where she enters upon her
sophomore year in high school.
DR.. A. p. Mckinley and wife, both
prominent instructors in the Portland
schools, have returned there to re-
sumo their work, after pleasant va
cation spent here at McKinlay Orch
ards. While here they erected a cozy
little bungalow, to be used by them
during their vacations. Situated on
high crest of the farm, the view of
the valley from there is very beauti-
full.
Miss Lovica Holland is spending a
few weeks with a sister at Cornelius,
previous to her departure for Idaho,
wnere she has the same school posi-
ton as last year.
Mrs. Clyde French and children of
Lexington are guests at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. James French.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G, Henry recently
entertained Mr.. Henry's brother and
his wife from Montana, who are max
ing an automobile tour of the Pacific
states. From here they left for Cali
fornia. Miss Dora Walker of Salem, a
sister of Mrs. Henry, was also guest
at the same time.
Miss Muriel Mckinley has been
spending several weeks in Portland,
visiting friends and expects to remain
there this winter to continue her hign
school studies.
The community was deeply shocked
to learn of the death of Thomas Jen-
ninss on Monday Aug. oS., at his home
here, after only few days illness with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Jennings was n respected mem
Der of the community, having lived here
for many years. At the time of his
death he was sixty five years of age.
He came to Salem in 1875. -Four years
later he married Miss Mary Ernest and
they went to Spring Valley to make
the home where they have since resid'
ed. Besides his wife, he leaves a son
; Percy +. Jennings of Joyce, Wash, and
two daughters. Mrs. Bertha Walling
and Miss Evengeline Jennings OF
Spring Valley. Two sons are deceased
The funeral services at the family Gem
etery on Thursday afternoon were IN
charge of Rev. G. A. McKinlay. Capt
P. F. Clarke, another old time resi-
dent, led in prayer, and Rev. w: L
Scott also assisted in the service. Mrs
Samuel Barker, Miss Greta Phillips
Samuel Phillips, John Phillips and Jas
per Skate, all old friends Of the de
ceased, gave several appropriate voca
selections. The many flowers were
mute tokens of the sympathy extended
to the family in their deep bereave
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Holland were pleas
antly surprised last week by visit
from Mr.. Hollands brother, c. F. Hol
, land. a prominent attorney of Los An
geles. He was on his way home from
: two months visit in the Orient, where
he visited Japan and China, also stop
| ping off and spending some llttle time
at Honolulu. His return trip wa'
made on an English vessel, landing al
Vancouver. After spending severa
days here, he has gone to his nome II
Los Angeles.
Miss Mildred Burton left last weef
for Portland, accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Shepard, both the guests OF
! relatives there Miss Shepard return
ed home Friday, but Miss Burton viii
stay with her sister, Mrs. Hurleaux
this winter and attend high school
taking the commercial course.
Miss Elsie Taylor is spending severa
weeks at Lake Pend o 'Reille, Idaho
. the guest of friends at Sand Point.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Purvine, ac
l companied by Mr.. and Mrs. johr
Spong motored to MeMinnville las
I Sunday. Miss Mildred Spong eam'
home with them. She has spent th'
4 past two months there, the guest of hel
aunt Mrs. Wm. Waterbury.
ii Mrs. W. Harvey Crawford enter
tanned on Friday afternoon in homo
= Of Mrs. $. Donnal Crawford of Sprins
I Valley, June bride, and Mrs. W. >
/ Crawford. Of Alton, H., formerly Of
Spring Valley. Zennias and asters deco
Q rated the living room, glowing orang'
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