Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

in Mr. Cooper's room were Louis and
Edna Davis, Violet Wilson, Gabriel
German, Virginia Przybylski, Edward,
Vera and Leo Zeilinski.
Miss Hilda and Mildred Williamson
and Grandpa Peterson visited relatives
in Stayton Sunday.
Rev. F. Fisher returned from Philo-
math Thursday.
A ThanksI living Iprogllam will be
lgiven by pupil of Hazel Green school.
q: DUNCAN is building new garage
VIM. Shaffer of Quinaby has been
re-digging the well for Mr.. Mersinger
this week.
Miss Emma Fisher gave birthday
dinner in honor of Miss Adah Latham,
Wednesday at p m.
A measuring social will be held
at VIM. DUNCAN s Friday evening,
NOV. 23d, given by the G. E. society.
A cordial invitation to everyone to at
tend.
Mr.. Rhodes is building dwelling
place on the lake just north Of A.
Weinert's and will soon move his fam
lily over there.
Hazel Green, Or, Nov. 1.-THE we'd
ding of RS. Jennie Yarmouth of San
Francisco and Oliver Fl. Grow of Idaho
took place Wednesday Nov. 7th, at six
O'Clock in the evening al. the home of
the brides daughter, Mrs. t. Van
Cleave. Rev. G. Calkins, pastor of the
Evangelical church at Brooks perform
ed the ceremony in the presence of only
immediate relatives After a bountiful
supper some younger friends came to
serenade the couple and enjoy a social
time. Those present at the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Calkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Van Cleave, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Van Cleave, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Aspinwall and Alvin Van Cleave. Mr..
and Mrs. Crow were school mates in
their younger days. They left Monday
for their home in Moscow, Idaho.
The funeral service of Mrs. Matilda
CasweH of Howell Prairie, who died
Nov. Sth, last Thursday morning, was
held at her late home, Friday afternoon
at 1890. Rev. F. Fisher conducted the
service and interment was made at Sill
verton. The four children of the deceas-
ed were present: Mrs. Marion Burtis,
of Portland; Owen P. Caswell, of Wyom-
ing, Lewis and Clark Caswell of Salem.
Mrs. Caswel was born Oct. 18th, 1886,
in Walwath county Wisconsin, and was
in her eightieth year when she passed
away. She was married to Jesse M. Cas-
well in 1856 and they came from Wis
consin to Roseburg, Oregon in 1888
where Mr.. Caswel died. For the past |
five years she has resided on Howell |
Prairie. Early in life she became |
Christian and for nearly half a century
had been a member of the United Bre-
thren church.
Rev. G. T. Mcdonald of Portland was
the guest of Rev. Fisher Sunday ahd
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapman visited
friends at Auburn Sunday.
Mrs. A. Weinert has been confined to
ler bed for a few days.
Claire Minker is home from eastern
Oregon for a while.
Miss Adah Latham spent Saturday
hight and Sunday at the Peter Curt
light home.
Peter RASMUSSEN was elected a school
lirector Saturday evening to fill the
,acancy caused by the removal of Ell
lin Arnold.
~ w tlHtIl went W , OIlldlu MUu-
lay evening on business.
Rev. f, Fisher went to Philomath
Tuesday for a couple Of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Cleave spent
sunday with the formers sister, Mrs.
Morgan at Turner
VIM. Mersinger had new well dug
asst week and a pump installed but the
iext morning it had caved in; the
ement cap having given way, and all
is labor and money was lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Outright spent Sat
rday night in Salem with Mr.. Royal,
n old friend who is seriously i'll.
The Literature meeting of the w.
T. A. held at the U. B. parsonage, Fri
ay afternoon was very interesting and
A good program was render
d three new members received and
even new evangil subscriptions taken
Mrs. V. Pietrok and daughter Mag
cline and sons, Andres, Lawrence,
'aul and Joe of Stayton, spent Sun /
ay with Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Zeilinski :
he latter Il Mrs PiptroIt;a dau0bfar