Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-01
Slverton News
(Capital Journal Special Service)

| SllVefton, Or., Oct., l.--Mrs.- -Glfford
Smith and children are leaving for Port,
land where Mr.. Smith is'working at the
round house for the Southern Pacific
company. .a.a. A..
A. W. Farnsworth was5over at. Salem
on business Sunday. "a
Ira L. Stewart is quite ill at his home
on First street with lunbago and sciat-
ic rheumatism IA ~ F
Lester Sayres and wife who have been
spending a few months with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Sayres, expects to
return to La Grande, the middle Of Octs
ober. ~ I
Mrs. Emma Russell departed for Chi.
cago Illinois on Thursday for an lex.
tended visit with relatives and friends
Miss Leta Comstock and brother
Kenneth, who have been guests at the
Carl Rogers home departed for their
home at Sutherlin, Wednesday.
Tom Korhouse who has spent the sum.
mer at Ketehican, Alaska, returned
home Wednesday. y '1s' HOB.
V. @. Rush is enjoying visit from his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rush, who ar
rived from Tacoma, Wash, Thursday
morning.
Mrs. [. Larkins was guest of rela-
tives in this city a short time the first
of the week. Mrs. Larkins who will be
remembered as Mrs. John Young; left
for Marquam, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smiley who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Booth
and family left for her ONE at Upton
California, Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Booth accompanied her as far as Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callahan of Gas
ton, were guests at the j. H. Moser
home the first of the week.
Mrs. Chris Bunesco and little daugh.1
ter Vivian returned to their home IN
Portland after few months visit with
her mother, Mrs Anna Jensen. Miss
Alice Jensen accompanied them home
and will attend business college in that
city
Miss Susie j. Bonner has been elected
principal Of the Marquam schools and
commenced her duties on Monday.
r. s. Comstock, Otto Dickman, Mrs.
w. F. Havernick and family who have
been on a camping trip to the coast
returned home Saturday.
Rev. Bennet has rented the P. T.
Hicks residence ON north Water street,
and A. w. Farnsworth will move in the
G. M. Wray cottage, near the park,
to be vacated by Rev. Bennett. a
Will Shields returned Saturday even7I
ing from Astoria where he has been
working the past few weeks.
Miss Margaret Cooke has returned toi
Monmouth after spending the summer
with her parents in South SilvertoR.
Mics GaSoio P1ooEarhxv rotrrTa1 ON l
Saturday to Monmouth where she will
attend the state normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. DuVal returned on
Friday from The Dalles where they
have spent the summer. They expect I
to make their home in Silverton. |
Mrs. FRANK Blackerby was at Salem
at the week end visiting her; daughter, !
Neva, who is attenung busiaess col
lege at that llace.
Harry Carson who has been visiting
relatives and friends at Dufur and The
Dalles returned home Saturday.
Ward Terry and wife have moved to
Portland where they expect to make
their home.
George Quail has rented the G.. II.
Harris ranch in the SilveTton- Hills. Mr..
Harris will reside in Silverton, having
rented the Martin Anderson house on
south Water street.
The P. T. Hicks family have moved
to Salem and Avery Hicks who has. .beeni
at the Allen Garage, has resign
ed his position and will attend school
in that city.
E. Hosmer was Portland business
caller Thursday.
Miss Nettie Rosheim has been quite.
i'll few days this week.
The Silver Falls Timber company q
mill shut down Friday and Saturday to
enable the employees to take in the state
fair.
S. E. Richardson and Morris War
mock accompanied by the Boy Scouts
drove over to Scotrs Mills Sunday
where a demonstration by the boys was
made before the Sunday school eonven
tion being held there.
n. A. Gage was seriously injured at
the Silver Falls Logging camp Monday
when a large piece of limb fell from
the top of tree striking him on the
head and shoulders. He was brought to
the Silverton hospital in an unconscious
condition and is being cared for at that
place.
Mrs. G. W. Steelhammer, Mrs. M. G.
Cooley and Bernal Wolford were in
Portland Sunday.
Miss Leta Jerman was a guest of