Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-31
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS
SiVertOn News

I (CapltaI journal Special Service)
Silverton, Or, Aug. 31.-Miss Violt
Sherlock returned Sunday evening iron
Washington, where she has been visit
ing sister. She had spent few day
at Newburg with her brother Howard
and family on the homeward trip.
Donald McClung of Portland was {
week end guest at the Arthur Hobart
home.
Mrs. Ethel Doves returned from Cali
fornia the first of the week, where she
has been visiting friends for several
weeks.
Otis Mckinley and wife came fol-
an over Sunday visit at the home OF
his father Boyce Mckinley. They went
back Monday morning taking their baby
| girl, who has been with her grand
mother the past few weeks.
! Mrs. Arthur Fry and Mrs. Myrtle
Robinson were in Portland a few days
the past week going down with Their
/ visiting his grandmother at the Pottorff
home, and who was leaving for his
home at Bend.
Mrs. Grace Sears and children are
visiting her father, Mr.. Hausen at
NeWDurg thlS week.
The Frank Spring family are in
Portland for few days, guests at the
J. H. Conkey home.
The Will Bailie family have moved
in from Macleay and purchased acre
tract in the North Side Addition.
Mrs. V. Bergerou was pleasantly sur
prised on Tuesday afternoon by num-
Der of his friends coming for fare
well party The afternoon was passed
in social conversation and refreshments
served Those present were Mesdames
J. Ludowiske, j. Lais, Alex Donkey, B.
Zollner, Lewis, Plewett and Bergerou.
Mrs. Morse spent few days the
past week in Portland, returning Fri
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Thomas came
up from Portland Friday for a week
end visit with Silverton friends.
The Misses Eta PIett, Marjory
Riches and Ruth Greyy spent Saturday
and Sunday at the country home of
Miss Annie Hobart.
Rholin Cooley and Harry Sprague
who are working in Portland this sum-
mer spent the week end with the home
folks. ...
The E, t, Moores family of Salem
were Sunday guests at the VIM. Moores
home.
Mrs. Harry Wormdahl and baby were
over Sunday guests at the John Quail
home.
F. M. Baker came up from Portland
Saturday evening, where he has been
working the past month. Mrs. Baker
who has been quite ill is much improv
ed and attending her work as usual.
Little Ruth Sherlock of Newburg is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Sherlock, this week.
Mrs. Katherine Matthews is visiting
Salem relatives this week.
Mrs. Ella Goss was in the city Tues
day from Chemawa, on business and
calling ON friends.
Sidney McClung and Albert Coltrin
spent Sunday at the rose city.
Mrs. Ruble who is at a hospital in
Portland is not recovering as her friends
would wish. Mr.. Ruble returned from
Portland Monday evening.
Victor Burgerou who has been work
ing at klamath Falls, came on We'd
nesday, to take his family to that city
where they will make their future home
DIR. Petit and family motored to
Woodburn Sunday night with their son
Clair who was among the soldier boys
that visited the home friends at the
week end.
Mrs. Baxter was the victim of pain
full accident Wednesday while going in
the door at her daughter IS, Mrs. Nc
Intosh, home she fell over a board that
was across the door Gnd broke her arm
near the shoulder.
Miss Myrtle McFern cf Portland, who