Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-14
HUBBARD NEWS

DIR. A, f. DeLespinasse and son Bert
were in Portland Thursday for the
treatment of the latter S eyes.
Rev. II. Acheson will conduct preach.
ing services at the Hubbard NJ. r.
church Sunday and At White school in
the afternoon.
Mrs. G. b. BrOokins visited friends in
Hubbard Tuesday enroute to her home
in Candy after several Gays spent with
relatives near Salem
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Biggens, living in the southern part of
Elliott Prairie, is reported very sick
with whooping cough
John Bushman and family moved
last week to ScappoOse, Oregon, where
1t is said Mr.. Bushman will devote his
time to farming.
E. A. Freeden, who was doing carpen-
ter work on the new school building and
G. j. Saunders who did the painting,
left Monday for Oregon City to work
on the school building there.
Earl Nosler and T. M. Brunker have
finished decorating the new home of
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Wachtman, about
four miles east Of town. A nice home
"hh a ENbh ibb VI IllArulilE.
From indications a good deal of fence
will be built this year and in addition
to the large amount J. Scholl & Son
have on hand they have another 900
rods coming in with the next shipment.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Knight, and little folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Whitney and little son, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Platz spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. "Billy" Palmer at their
home just south Of town, and partooll
Of splendidly prepared roast chicken
dinner.
Evelyn S. Worrell, aged one year, one
month and q days, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. n Worrell died on
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock at
Wiseacres. Funeral services at the
house Friday. March 10, at 10 a. M, in.
terment in Hubbard cemetery, whoop-
ing cough and teething were the cause
of death. r. w. Gable, Hubbard, had
charge Of the funeral.
There was no meeting of the city
council last Friday evening on account
Of the absence Of members. L. NJ
Meeler, G.. w. Knight, couneilmen and
W. 5. Hurst were out of the city and
DR.. De Lespmasse was absent, and as
Couneilmen G.. N. Beck and o. Miller
with Mayor c. W. Mayger did not con
stitute quorum, council will convene
on call
Geo w. Knight has been appointed 9
member Of the committee of fifteer
who compose the general committee oi
arrangements for the supreme granC
lodoe Of the Knights of Pythils whicl
meets in Portland in October Mr.
Knight was also made chairman of Tn,
finance committee and assistant chair
man Of the music committee. Homo
, enough for any one member Of ArioI
81
At the last meeting Of the Esthe
Circle Of the Rebekahs the hdes wer
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. K. W
Gable and Miss Ida Stauffer in th
, parlors Of the Hubbard hotel, ON Frida.
afternoon Tne ladies enjoyed a YER
( pleasant afternoon and discussed plan
for an entertainment to be given at cit
: hall about the first Of April. Thos
= present were: Mrs. JOS Johnston Mr.
Ella Coyle, Mrs. Geo Beck, Mrs. fIraI
Gallop, Mrs. r. A. Pook, Mrs. Pete
Whitney, Mrs Geo Zeek, Mrs. r.
. Painter, Miss Frances Weaver and Mis-
: Mary Goudy. A dainty lunch Of cho,
: olate, cake and whipped cream wa
served.
= Mr. and Mrs. John Zeel, celebrate
y their 47th wedding anniversary O
u Wednesday with chicken dinner. NJ
" and Mrs. J.. G. McShane, Of the Ei
, terprise we're the invited guests nc
members Oh the family. The member
y Of the family present were: Mr.. Al
y Mrs. Geo. Ieek and Mr.. Elmer Zee
y Mr., and Mrs. Ieel are Oregon pioneer
> Mrs. Geek crossed the plains in lst
= when a yerv little girl They have nir
y children, several grandchildren and OF
y great grandehild, Viola May York,
y months old, whose picture arrived fro
~ Pulina, Oregon, ON Monday and
which they are .dy proud, Mr.. AZ
Mrs. Geek are in good health and @
JOY life- Enterprise.