Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-15

week
serious accident was prevented at
the Harvey-Melven min operating on
the Arthur Hobart farm by the PROMPT
action of one of the men emploved
there Mr.. Harvey was caught and be.
ing carried right on to the big saw
but by throwing himself away and teh
quick assistance Of this man was all
that saved him from being terribly in.
iured. Some severe bruises remind hin
Of very close call
Otto Owen. of Needy, was a guest at
the Andrew Quail home last Sunday.
A nice program win be given at the
G. A. r. hall Saturday afternoon in
honor of Lincoln s birthday. There will
be some good talks by the old veterans,
with coffee and cake served by the w.
R. C.
1t is reported that DR.. Heisley has
leased the Ausmus house on Fisk street
and will fit the building for a new
hospital
Willis Cooley was badly hurt at the
mill last Wednesday, while helping un-
load logs. He was taken to the hospital
at Salem, as an operation was deemed
necessary before he can recover.
Miss Esther Hines was at Corvallis
the first of the week to attend the
funeral of her eounsin, Anna L. Foster.
She returned home Wednesday evening.
Those from this city to attend the
funeral of Mrs. ]. R. Hinkle at Salem
last Monday were Mrs. Fanny Drake,
Mrs. George Custer, Mrs. Ben Rosheim
and I. D, Thomas.
Miss Marie Quail, who has been one
of the pneumonia victims is reported
much better.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hanson accompanied by
her grandson, Kenneth Bennet, were
over at Salem Monday.
Arthur Hobart shipped n fine young
Jersey Duroc hog to the Tualatan val.
ley the first of the week.
Mr.. Skaggen, of Tacoma, Wash, was
writing insurance in this vicinity the
first of this week, and registered at Ho-
tel Hanson.
Sam Owen shipped his household
goods to Beaverton Tuesday. Mr.. Owen
has been hook tender for the Silverton
Logging company's camp and will be
away indefinitely
Rev. Father Sherbran, whose parish
is at Shaw, Ore, held communion serv-
ices Sunday morning in the st. Paul Is
church in this city. Little Joseph Thorn
as Lais, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Lais, was baptised in the after
noon. Father Sherbran left for home
on the evening passenger train
A three act operetta, that bids fair
TO be much better than anything given
before. will be nut on by the Chris.
tian church people in the near future.
Further announcements will appear
later
At the home of the bride in Geisers
Add, on Saturday, February 5, occur
red the marriage Of Miss Myrtle Wool.
en- and Archie Wright, both of this city.
Mr.. Wright is the salesman for the w.
T. Rawleigh company s products in the
north half Of Marion county and the
bride needs no introduction to Silverton
residents. Each have host of friends
who wish them happy and prosperous
voyage through life.
II. Il. Brandt received the sad news
Wednesday of the death of his father at
Edgerton, Wis. 1t will be impossible
for Mr. Brandt to attend the funeral.
George G. Zimmerman, who makes a
speciality Of the White Minorca chick
ems, shipped trio Of these fine birds
to J. A. Adams at North Yakima, Wash,
last Friday.
Pearl S. Jarvis, son Of Mr., and Mrs.
w. Jarvis, Of this place, has been ap.
pointed chief deputy sheriff Of Wasco
county. Mr. Jarvis has been acting
as second deputy for some time and the
former chief deputy having resigned
he was promoted to that position.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Quail were
weekend guests Of friends at the coun.
ty seat.
Mrs. +. +. Wray is among the many
grippe victims who escaped the first
siege that stormed the city.
The Hugh Range residence in Geisers
Addition has been rented to a Mr. Mar.
tin, who came from the east last fall to
spend the winter.
S. Levy win retain Albert Petit as
righ hand man at the new place Of
business at Salem the same as before
they moved.
Mrs. Charles Goss is convaleseing
nicely from her recent illness. A re-.
lapse caused by the whooping cough,
and coming on when in a weakened