Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-24

to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stauffer Sat
urday, January 13. Mother and little
one getting on fine.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kraus
of Aurora, Tuesday evening, January
l6, nine pound boy. Mother and son
doing well.
| Tuesday morning Mrs. T. G. Walker
of Donald underwent serious opera
tion and is resting fairly easy at this
time
Mrs. Ryling of Mt. Angel, came to
the hospital for treatment the first of
the week, for chronic condition.
Mrs. Nora Livingston of near Monitor
died Monday morning, Jan. Is. The
nesday by Mr.. Clark, of Eugene. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Jordan, Miss Mamie
Wallace and James Wallace attended.
Last Sunday A, D. Wolfer, M. B.
Kester, Peter Whitney, Julius Stauffer
and NJ. B. Kromling spent the day with
their friend Charles Taylor, whose home
is now at Silverton. Mr.. Taylor has
not been in the best of health of late
and was glad to see his friends from
Hubbard. Mr.. Taylor lived in Hubbard
about nineteen years ago.
Mrs. Tena Kramer was enroute to
| Hubbard from Bellingham, Washington,
last Sunday and was taken sick when
reaching Portland. That afternoon
Jake Hershberger and Mrs. Nora Kauff-
man drove to Portland and brought her
to Hubbard and the home of Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Mishler, where she is inn
Iproving. Mrs. Kramer has property in
terests in Hubbard.
| Mr.. Rowland NJ. IIewett and Miss
! Delphene Bissel were married i'll Sac
ramento, California, December "A and
next day went to Patterson, where Mr..
lIewett has good position with the
Standard Oil company. Mrs. Hewett Is
Candy lady and Roland is the son of
( Mr.. and Mrs. Hewett of Hubbard, who
has been in Hubbard very little since
Mr. Hewett bought the G. W. Knight
store last spring. The happy young
people grew up in Candy and theil
many friends extend congratulations.
The patrons of White school held q
very profitable meeting at the school
house Tuesday evening of last week
when parent teacher association was
organized Mr.. H. H. Dirksen, the
teacher of the school was chosen tenn
Iporary chairman and Mrs. Albert Smith
secretary The officers elected were
President, Mrs. r. S. Blew; vice presi
dent Mrs. Albert Smith; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Walter Grimm. A pro
gram and membership committee werC
at once appointed and the tie of tht
next meeting made Friday night, Feb
ruary 2.
Maxine Beck was pleasantly surpris
ed Saturday afternoon Jan. 18th, by
her little friends and schoolmates, tht
occasion being her seventh birthday
The afternoon was spent in playing
games. About $3.50 a delicious lunch Of
ice cream and cake was served. Thos'
! present were Anita Bevans, Lucilt
) Gable, Mary and Ruth Hershberger
Eva, Taleta, Irene and Louise Voget
Helen Grimps, Elizabeth Heidrich, Cath
crime and Jeannette Pook, Harryett'
land Lorrain KiuZer Orva Barrett, Leo
mora, Elvira and Irene Scholl, Harold
Langdon, Miss Merl Dimick and Mrs
: Langdon.
Again il has been demonstrated tha
hog raising in the Willamette valley
lis profitable. Tuesday G. 5. Hall sole
to the Hubbard Meat Market two hog
that were ten months old, one weigh
ing 3l9 pounds and the other 2I'
pounds The two porkers brought $I6.9i
This sum for two food animals ter
months old is new record for this
uart of the country, or any other fol
that matter, Another important iten
in this connection is, the animals were
fed on corn raised in the Willamette
valley. This fact is responsible in thu
opinion of Mr.. Mishler of the Hubbard
, | Market, tor the extra quality of th'
product. The fine and abundant fa
made it possible for the animals t'
{" dress out" eighty.three per cent
! Enterprise.