Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-09
HUBBARD NEWS.

W. A. Platts returned from trip to
Alaska the first of the week and Tues
day visited his mother, Mrs. E. A.
Platts and other relatives, while enroute
to San Francisco.
Messrs Fred and Amel Paulsen are
home from attending Salem High school
Amel is a sophomore while Fred is a
senior. Commencement exercises will
be held Friday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Leabo and son
Ralph motored to Salem Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Cleave. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Sehafer of Molalla.
The past week Mrs. Geo. Cromwell of
Portland was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fry. Saturday evening Mr..
Gronwtll a,r,vcd, returning with Mrs.
Cromwell Sunday ntln'Dg.
Nj u B krnt 81 rcar pslcrse, wash
ington, r i"sItd ia his bJme Tuesday
afternoon after spending the week at
the home of his nephew, Geo. Owings,
east Of town.
Geo. Andrews and iwfe arrived in
Hubbard on Wednesday morning from
Elkhart, Indiana, where they were mar
ried in May. George expects to make
his home here. While in the east he was
fireman on the Lake Shore and Miehi-
gan Southern railroad.
| Rev. and Mrs. o. A. Chapman and
daughters, Misses Gladys and Mable, of
Salem, visited Mrs. Nancy Wallace and
family Monday, leaving Tuesday fore
noon for Enterprise to assist Evangelist
Masters in his meetings which begin on
next Sunday to continue one month.
! Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
DR.. S. w. Weaver, Clara Barton aux
iliarv to the, Red Cross society was or
ganized. Mrs. Alice Richmond, chair
man: Miss Frances Weaver, secretary;
Mrs Rodney Melvin, treasurer. Thir-
teen members signed at this meeting.
Mrs. John Steelheimer, chairman of the
Alpha society at Woodburn was present
and assisted in the organization. More
extended notice next week.
Mrs. Amos Swartzentruber and dau'
pbter Pauline, left for Elk Basin, Wy
oming, Monday morning to join her hus,
band who is working with an oil well
force. Elk Basin is in the northern
| part of the state and extends over into
Montana. Mrs. A. D. Erb and Miss Sus-
ie Erb accompanied Mrs. Swartzentru-
Der to Portland
The Salem district group conference
of the NJ f. church will be held at
Woodburn. Sunday afternoon and even
ling. Well known national speakers will
be there and general invitation Is ex
teaded to all interested to bring their
lunch baskets filled and spend the az
ternoon and evening with the Wood
burn people Division superintendent
7. B. Ford issues the invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs t. E. Wilson left for rs
tacada, Wednesday morning Their
household goods went by auto truck.
Tuesday evening houseful and yard
full of friends spent the evening with
them, before leaving for Estaeada where
Mr.. Wilson will be at the head of the
schools of that city. A lunch of sand
wiches pickles, cake, coffee and cocoa
were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Hammer of Sa-
lem, spent Monday and Tuesday the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mallory
Mr. and Mrs. Hammer are no their va
cation and visited at Tacoma and from
here they went to Newport to spend the
rest of their time off from the tubereu-
losis institution where they are IN
charge of the bakery.
DR.. $. w. Weaver and family spent
last Friday in Portland and for all OF
them it was trying experience. Rec
emily Guy Weaver enlisted in the first
line hospital corps and on last Friday
was Joined by his cousin, Seth Beepe,
of Woodburn. Both young men expect
to be called in three weeks or less and
will see service as members OF the 19th
/ Red Cross Ambulance company, flrst
lline.-Enterprise.