Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-16
Turner Tidings
(CapitaI Journal speeial serviee.l

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Turner, Ore, june l6-Mrs. F. w
Hall, formerly of this place, now o.
Portland, spent last week in Turner.
George Farris and family, of sum
init Hill, were dinner guests at Mrs
Briggs last Sunday, the occasion being
the tenth birthday of Herbert and
Harold Briggs.
Miss Mizpah PaImerton is in Port
land during the Rose Festival
/, On june ii L. L. Robertson and fam
/ ily and Mrs. A. Z. Robertson motored to
iGates TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Bert
| Hesseman.
Mrs. Mary Gilkey, of Dayton, Ore,
was at the home of Mrs Thomas on
Thursday
Rev. VIM. Macleod, Of Portland, was
in Turner Thursday and Friday, the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. o.
Thomas.
Rev. R. n. Avison, of Salem, deliver
ed the baeealaureate sermon to the SEN
ior class.
R. H. Peetz is in Portland attending
grand lodge, A. F. & A. NJ.
Mrs. Mildred Thessien is in Portland
taking in the grand chapter o. E. 5. and
Rose Show.
H. C. Witzel and family from eastern
Oregon, are visiting his brother, r. O..
Witzel.
VIM. Lee MacCaleb is home again aft
er six months sojourn at Condor.
Mrs. Benedict and little daughter,
who have been in Ashland for their
health for the past 10 days, arrived in
Turner Monday evening, where they
al a.
and Mrs Fred Cunning Their hlls-
band and father, r. L. Benedict, pastor
of the First NJ. E. church of Vancouver,
joined them Tuesday evening and after
a few hours visiting took his family on
home Wednesday evening in their ear,
in which he covered the distance from
Vancouver to Turner the day before in
three hours and seven minutes.
Have you heard the boy preacher in
Salem yets Meetings close Sunday ev-
ening. He is well worth hearing.
The quarterly meeting at Shaw
Thursday, June IA, was decided sue
cess. Turner was well represented, Is
found conveyanees and felt well paid
FOR the effort made to 60 The picnic
dinner was SO tempting one of our
ladies after eating for some time drew
a long breath and inquired 'tHas Dr.
Massey gotten home yetV Upon be-
ing told he had arrived the night be-
fore She said, "Thcn I am going to eat
some more
DR.. Massey and family have returned
from their week of sightseeing in Port
land and Hood River.
Miss Gertrude Graybell has gone home
for the summer.
Miss Barbara Booth in company with
her father left for Eugene Thursday
Mrs. S. o. Baker is in Monmouth.
Miss Alma Baker has completed her
course there and will teach this win
ter.
Jno. Cannon motored to Aumsville
and Shaw last Thursday.
Willard Hall is home from Pendle- |
ton.
Mrs. May Small, who has been Sc
riously i'll several times within the past
year. is rapidly improving and the cure
is seemingly permanent one.
Aunt Sarah Condit, one of Marion
county's oldest pioneers, passed to the
great beyond last Tuesday.
A crowd of the junior boys of the
town are trying their luck at picking
out near Battle Creek.
Little I.enora Simmons died in Port |
land Monday evening. The death was
due to an accident and is a great shock
TO her little friends here. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Simmons and the three remaining
daughters have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.