Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
Turner Tidings
Capital Journal Special seryiee.)

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Turner, Ore, Oct. lO.-Mrs. Barzee
was Salem visitor the first of the
week.
Miss Mary Davy was at the Wm.
Steele home Sunday p. IN.
John Farris has been in Turner the
past week.
Miss Bernice Briggs has been at the
farm home OF her uncle, q. w. Farris,
| during school vacation.
F. Mr.. ID. A. Osborn and wife enioyed
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Waters,
of Milwaukee, last week.
| Master Sammie Pamerton has been
suffering from severe burn but is bet
ter now.
Mrs. Edith Ransom was an Albany
visitor the first of the week.
| Irwin Robertson, Herman Wiper and
Harry Barnett are back from Fish lake.
Mrs. w. Carlton Smith, of Salem, was
in Turner Sunday afternoon.
The Parent Teacher association held
their first regular meeting Friday aft
ernoon. In planning the work for the
new school year it was decided to meet
twice month. Mrs. Wagner was elect
ed president for the year.
Some business changes have taken
place since the first of the month. The
firm Of Bones Bros. has dissolved part
nership, j. NJ. Bones, senior member of
the firm, has bought the Earl & Sum
mers shop on G and Second streets.
while A. l.. Bones, junior member will
continue the implement house at the old
stand.
Friends of Mrs. Dazell will be glad
to know that she is better.
Rev. j. j. Mickey was sent back to
Turner for another year.
| w. A. Martins have as their house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Cobbs.
Prof. and Mrs. Il. f. Wilson were at
u. M. Watson 8 home Thursday and
! Friday of last week.
Ralph Farrens had the misfortune to
get his left hand mashed while hauling
hay for Henry Hobson.
Georgia Robertson and Miss Lizzie
Cornelius are trying their luck in the
Hood River apple orchards.
Mrs. Cole was caller at Bars on
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. o. Knight visited with j. NJ.
Bones on Thursday.
George Ransom, Turner's one soldier,
is back at work in the depot.
Mrs George Ford and sons have re-
| turned home after visit with Mrs.
Fard's sister, Mrs. J. F. Lyle, of this
place.
w. G. Smith has moved his family into
what is known as the Pink house.
Ed Cochran spent Sunday with home
folks.
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after business interests.
Every one will realize that Turner is
still on the map when they read our one
local newspaper. The first copy was
issued on October 5, and-well Just read
it and see.
Turner public school has an enroll
ment of about 100 and with the five
teachers there are all indications of a
school year that we will be proud Of
! This is the first term of school in 56
years that the register does not record
the name Riches. How does that line
up with other pioneer families of the
valley Another fact is that in the class
of beginners, a class of 16, all of the
parents with the exception of one or
two newcomers, have been classmates
some time during their school days.
NJ. T. Millers and G. w. Hunsakers
were to the McMinnville Roundup.
Emery Howe was seen on our streets
Sunday.
The Turner Electric Light company
is running all night ROW, the lights are
dim after midnight, but that is no draw
back.
H. A. Theissen was called to the bed
side of his mother last week.
Francis Morris and Ted Whitehead,
Jr., were married last week and are liv.
ing in Turner.
S. l.. Hulen was down from Sweet
Home the first of the week. He was
registered at The Barr hotel.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Quay Wassom,
little daughter, Monday morning.
Miss Ann Mckinney entertained the
ladies of the rural w. C. T. U. on Fri.
day afternoon.
The Turner w. C. T. U. meets with
Mrs. w. 7. Riches this week.