Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-25
Liberty News Notes
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Capital journal Special service)

(Capital Journal Special Service)
Liberty. June 25.-The annual school
meeting passed off very satisfactory to
all concerned last Monday night. A
good crowd was present. DR.. Crothers
was chosen director and Mr.. Stevenson
clerk, both by a unanimous vote. Inc
district voted to have a lighting sys-
| TEN Tor the hall, this will be good news
to some who have been to the hall the
past winter. As there has been some
trouble with the children ON the way
home from school the district gave the
directors and teachers full control of
all pupils from the time they leave
their homes in the morning until they
enter their own homes at night.
r. D. Gibson and family motored to
Eugene last week to be the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Trugeon; while
there they went on an outing 10 miles
up the Mckenzie river and were more
than delighted with the country, took
two autos and camping outfit. They say
the roads are the finest ever and there
is the proverbial fish story but Ralph
says its true, they caught % fish, the
largest IA inches long, some trout.
Mrs. Hood has been quite ill with the
reasles but is much improved now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Mcdonald and
sons, Lyman and Buster, motored to
Portland and the Columbia highway
Sunday, they were accompanied by
their son, Glenn, and family from Sill
verton. They report it to be wonder
full Tip, the scenery is second to none:
They spent three hours for dinner and
arrived home at I p. m.
Mrs Burley was seen driving new
Maxwell home al by herself the other
day.
Mrs. NJ. Shields is spending a few
weeks in Portland visiting friends.
Catherine Hoffman has been on the
sick list the past few days.
Mrs. Zosel is tearing down the build
ing known as the old ,Jory drier and is
building an up to date s tunnel drier.
NJ. Dorman has Just completed very
up to date and scientific hen house.
Bill Harris is now elerking in the
Ramp store.
Fred Hoffman has returned to east
ern Oregon to work in the harvest
fields.
Mrs. Ed Doroughty has undergone a
very severe operation for appendicitis
She is much improved at present.
Elsie Zosel has just returned from a
short visit with her sister, Mabel, IN
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann, accompanied by
Miss Ella Smith, motored to AcMlnn-
vile to spend a few days.
Mrs. James Gibson has gone to Eu-
gene to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Trugcon.
Mrs. Cora Riekabaugh, mother and
family spent Wednesday with her un-
Gle, A. b. Worden, of Quinaby. Mr..
Worden is 96 years old ana has quite
good health and is spry for man OF
his age.
The Red Cross first aid class meets
every saturday night with Dr.. E. e.
Fisher and lively interest is taken,
all find DR.. Fisher q very interesting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Gibson and daugh
ters, Ida and Jessie, accompanied by
Miss Violet Hoffman, motored to Viii
holt Springs Sunday.
Mrs. w. H, Harris has as her house
guest Mrs. Eddy of Tacoma, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D, Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Mcdonald and Miss Rebecca
Smith motored to North Howell to at
tend Pomona grange; they reported a
delignrrul time and Mrs. Gibson said
the lunch was hard to beat