Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-24
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Silverton, Or, Jan. 24.-Ira Stewart
was at Salem Sunday to visit Mrs.
Stewart who was then at the Salem hos
pital.
The marriage license of Miss Alma
Olson and Ward H. Terry, both of this
city. was announced in the Monday Cap
ital Journal
Mr., and Mrs Tom Reynolds and lit
tie son Oh Molalla came Sunday for a
visit at Mrs. Reynolds parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. sherlock.
Roscoe Langley, whose ear was stol-
en- by six escaped conviets, was allow
ed by the state the price of a new ma
chine the same make as the one he
lost The claim allowed was $4l7.25.
Lewis Johnson departed for James
town, New York, the past week where
he will make an extended visit with the
home folks. and friends in his old home
town.
Mrs. 7. R. Shoekley is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Merle Web
Der of Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Aim, accompan.
led b. Mrs. W. W. Jarvis were over at
the Capital city Monday.
The Royal Neighbors are planning Il
masquerade party to be held in the
lodge rooms on Tuesday January 30
Miss Mary A. Hoff, who opened the
Women's 5 Speciality shop in this city
last fall, has decided TO close out her
stock of goods at Woodburn, and devote
her entire time to the business here
She has made a great success since com
ing to Silvcrton and built up fine
trade.
The room in the Hosmer building,
formerly occupied by the printing plant
has been leased to Mr.. Olson of Wood
burn, who has opened up a iewelry
store.
The little lunch wagon on Oak street
has been purchased by Frank Volga.
more, who invites the trade of all the
old customers, as well as the new. j.
Stark the former proprietor, departed
for Montana the past week.
Charley Capple of the L. s. navy
is renewing old associations in the
citv having come home for a 20 days
furlough.
A. G. Wolfard returned the past week
from delightful trip to Sunny Cali
fornia.
The Queen Esthers delightfully."- en-
tertained in the parlors of the church,
Saturday evening. The party was in
the form of a taffy pull and nice
crowd of young people were in attenN
ance. A most enjoyable evening is re.
ported by those present.
Rev A. O. White conducted the SER
vices at the United Lutheran church
in the absence of Rev ]. c. Roseland,
who has gone to Minneapolis to be in
attendance of the secretaries of the
U. L. churches. Rev. Roger of Monitor
will supply next Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hail spent a few days
the past week with friends in Salem.
Mrs. Frank Spring was at Salem on
business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Risteigen are en-
ioying a visit from the former S nephew
lT. Resteigen of Crank Forks, N. D.,
who is spending the winter on the
coast.
Mrs. John Haincs returned from Ma
cleay Sunday where she has been help
ing care for the grand children at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. viii Bal
lie.
Mrs. I. L. Stewart came home from
Salem Monday evening where she has
been taking special treatments at the
hospital Her health is much improved
which is welcome news to her many
| friends.
Miss Venita Moores went to Wood
burn Friday afternoon to accompany
her little cousin, Gordon Jones, who has
been spending few days with relatives
here. Miss Moores returned home Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. A. 0. White and daughter, Chris
tina, went to Barlow Sunday where Mr..
| White conducted services at the Luth-
eran Synod church
Miss Isabella Bergeron was a guest
of Mt Angel friends last Saturday
Marshall Cheney is spending a few
days with his people at Milwaukee