Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-11
SilvertOn News

Capital Journal Special Scrvice.)
! Silverton, Ore, June 11-Mrs. Charles
Brooks and daughter Grace. are guests
at the Hansen hotel. Mrs. Brooks is a
daughter of Mrs. Hansen.
Shorty Robinson spent Monday night
with his family here. He is working in
Portland
VIII Neal came in from Portland
Wednesday to look for a house to rent
The family viii move back to Silverton
in the near future.
Floy andsNaomi Hartman in company
with some friends, motored to Salem
and Portland Sunday. A most enjoy.
able trip is reported.
LaVerne Bailie of Macleay visited
the first OF this week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Haines.
Mrs j .Kercher entertained the Loyal
Bereaus class of the Christian church on
Wednesday afternoon. Delicious re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
social afternoon passed.
Richard Mckinley, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryce Mckinley, was a visitor un-
der the home roof last week. Mr.. Me-
Kinley is superintendent of insane at
Stockton, Cal.
Hazel Hartman and Ethel Durno
hiked out to the Hartman ranch Friday,
returning on Wednesday of this week
Little Edna Killner invited a few
friends last Saturday to help celebrate
,her birthday. The, afternoon was a very
enjoyable one for these happy little
people
Virgil Haines went to Maeleay Thurs
day for visit 1.-THE home of his sister,
Mrs. Win 3ailie
Five Of the seventh grade girls took
their lunch and hiked out in the conn
try Tuesday After the eats were dis
pensed with they called at the John
Porter home before vending their home
ward way. They were the Misses Gladys
0 Kane, Ella and Maurine Moores, An,
ma Schmidbauer and Doris Sprague.
S. E. Osborn of Omaha ,Neb., is
guest at the HON eof his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Osborn, on Rooms
street.
Mrs Frank Kerr, who has been at the
local hospital, is much better and has
returned to her home on Liberty Hill.
The VIM Service family are planning
u
at the Guy Hayden home.
DIR. D. T. Lewis of Portland, was
visiting Silverton friends Friday
Mrs. J. D. Brool1ler, of La Grande,
was calling on friends in this city be-
tween trains Sunday.
Mrs. w. W. Green and daughter
Ruby, arrived in this city Friday on the
evening passenger Mrs. Green has been
teaching school the past year in eostern
Oregon
Christian Aim and wife visited the
home folks the first of the week.
Silverton is planning celebration for
the Fourth of July to be carried out un-
der the auspices Of the Silverton Con
cert band. No program has been pre-
pared at this writing but meeting will
be held Monday night to discuss the en-
tertainment for the coming event. As
Silverton never does things by halves
every one who comes may be assured of
a fine time
Mr. and Mrs E. s. Longacre, who
have been spending the past winter with
relatives in Texas, returned home Sat |
urday
Charles Keeton and wife accompani d
by his mother and sister, motored over
TO Vancouver, Wash, Monday.
Will Jack and wife have departed for
their summer home at Cascadia.
A baby girl is reported at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Iver Brandennan in
Evans Valley
VIII Duffey was quite seriously in
iured while at work for the Silver Falls
Timber company the first of the week.
In some manner his arm was caught by
the band saw, cutting the flesh to the
bone. He is being cared for at the To-
al hospital.
Mrs Frank Rape and little son left
FOR their home at North Howell Friday
lfter a few days visit with her moth
n. Mrs. Lizzie Haines.
" Bergeron and daughter Eva went
% Portland Friday morning to spend
! few days with friends. A visit at
he George De Spain home at Cascade
Locks is planned before their return.
A letter from Mrs Teddy Ralston to
silverton friends tells of her arriving at
heir home at Brookings, Ore, where
Ir. Ralston is working under his old
Il. L. Nutting. Mrs.
Ralston has been spending the Fast two
months with her parents at Boystfork,
Wash.