Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-19
HUBBARD NEWS.

Mrs. Edwin Gum of Portland is the
guest of her cousin Mrs. X. B. Grimm.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Murry, boy, at Butteville Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. Gladys Mickey of Albany is a
guest at the home of her uncle, W. B.
Key.
Katie Lauer went to Wilsonville, Tu-
esday to be with her sister. Mrs. Robt
Grssel, until after hop picking.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Beer
of northeast Of Yoderville, nine pound
boy, Thursday morning, August 18th,
mother and baby doing well.
Mrs. Clyde Hays and son Bryson of
Portland returned home Tuesday after
noon having been called here by the
serious illness of Mrs. R. w. Gable.
The families of H. F. Scholl, NJ. C.
Crittenden, Will Barrett ard Frank
Fry, are home from their ten days stay
at the coast. They had good time
and took on the regulation amount of
tan.
w. f. OFT and family passed through
Hubbard Tuesday evening on their way
home to Roseburg after having good
time camping at Netarts beach. While
here they visited with Mr.. and Mrs
R. C. Painter.
Monday of last week Jos. Conrad
south of Yoderville, was thrown from
load of hay breaking his leg below
the knee as close to the knee joint as
possible TO be. DR.. Weaver was called
to attend the case.
Geo. w. Knight has been assigned
the Coos Bay territory selling goods for
Wadhams & Kerr Bros. of Portland.
During the early summer he represented
the same firm as relief for the regular
salesman I'm this territory and has now
been assigned regular territory.
During t.ie past week r. c. Painter
has made material changes at his store.
The shelving has been broadened out
giving fifty per cent more shelf room
and making it possible to put on the
shelf the goods occupying the center
of his room, adding to the appearance
and convenience as well.
Since the cement sidewalk was begun
Monday extending north to the north
line on Main street from the j. NJ.
Mishler corner, other Main street pro-
perty owners are considering having
the same kind Of walk put down in front
of their property. 1t is good move,
especially as the cement is permanent.
Ole Rostvold was thrown from
| load of wood at his place east of Moni-
| tor Wednesday of last week and broke
his thigh. DR.. Weaver was called to
care for him. Mr.. Rostvold was riding
on the load that had been anchored
with chain, the chain slipped, caught
under the wheel and stopped the load
with a jerk, causing the trouble.
| Last Sunday number of the mem
bers of the Grim family and guests took
advantage of the cool shade at Wolfer
springs for pleasant time together
and TO enjoy lunch there. They were:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Grim, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Grim. Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Grim,
Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Grim and Miss Helen
Pippy, L.. A. Beckman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newt Sewell, Mrs. N. S. Simms, Miss
Lois and Master Ralph Simms.
Wednesday afternoon Superintendent
Martin and his helpers of the Hovenden
ranch west of here moving the seven
teen hundred sacks of Wonder oats in
the Hurst elevator on the S. p. tracks
to make room for storing this year 3
crop. From all indications it paid to
hold last years crop. The crop this
year will be an average yield, whea,
running between thirty-five and forty
bushel TO the acre.
The Christian Cavalier class of the
Congregational Sunday school, class
of boys lead by Clark WILL expect to
60 on their annual trip starting Friday,
They will go to Silverton on the train
and walk into the Abaqua country ear
rying their camp equipment, returning
Wednesday evening of the following
week. The members of the class are:
Harold Moomaw, Bert deLespinasse,
Nelson Welty, Ralph Simms, Arthur
VanVleet and Emil Paulsen.--Observer.