Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-10
TURNER NEWS
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goner is teaching in Robert c. Wygant s
place.
Miss Booth Is reported much better.
Miss Erma Riches is visiting here
from Portland.
Mrs. Mary Barr and the James Bones
family were Salem visitors Sunday.
Hadley and Gene Kertz are sick with
the measles.
Hurbert and Harold Briggs are out OF
school. They have been sick with the
chiekenpox.
Owing to a severe cold Dorothy Moore
has been ON the sick list
Vim. Parker. whose welded life has
been such rough sailing, got home from
Vancouver Tuesday morning a free
man. Here's to good luck, Billie.
The I. o. o. +. and Rebekah lodges
had their joint installation Saturday
might with big crowd, the band and
lots of eats.
Louis A. Bohmann, the Raleigh man,
from SilvertOn, was in Turner Monday
and Tuesday.
The Turner flax mill shipped out sew.
eral bales of flax excelsior last week.
Mayor H. l.. Earl has appointed the
following committees: Ways and means,
II. W. smith and Mrs. Sarah Baker; or.
dinanee committee, II. r. Crawford and
NJ. 7. Miller; finance committee, NJ. T
Miller and II. W. Smith; on streets, II
R. Crawford; fire and water, NJ. T. Mil
ler George E. Mason was elected as
city marshal and street commissioner.
Miss Jannette Gray has the honor of
being the first woman to be elected in
city affairs.
Vicious dogs have been doing lot OF
damage in this vicinity, having killed
several sheep for Mr.. Savage on the
Peck place., also killed and crippled
several for John Duncan.
], A. Bilyeu returned to his home in
Scio on Thursday, having spent two
weeks with relatives here.
Charles F. Logan, cousin of Mrs. D
A. Osborn, returned to Portland on Mon
day evening.
E. E. Roberts, of Independence, is al
the home of his son, Laurence Roberts
Laurence suffered relapse with an at
tack of grippe and has been confined al
home for several days.
Clifford White, of Salem, passed
through Turner on Thursday with ;
herd of Jersey cattle.
Mr.. Charles Bear had narrow escape
from a serious accident on last Sun
day, when his sleeve caught in tn,
wheel of the gasoline engine wrenchins
the arm, and scratching his face up pref
! ty bad. He fortunately escaped mort
serious injury.
S. H. Cornelius, Chester Hall and Roy
Cole were hunting in the Mill Creek vi
cinity on Thursday.
Mrs. B. A. Denver, who has been quit,
i'll is much improved.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chri
Hanson is suffering with severe cold
Mrs. L. L. Hilleary's friends will b.
glad to hear she is improving in health
having been i'll since Christmas.
Clara Perry, of Albany, was at tn
Crawford and Cornelius homes thi
week.
Mrs. John Watson spent Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Bert Mckay.
Miss Hazel Fleetwood was a Turne
visitor Monday.
John Duncan left Saturday for a fey
days business trip to Portland.
Pearl Givens is improving.
Victor Fliflet is back from Washing
to visiting friends and relatives in Tul
; ner and at Cloverdale.
Grant Farris, of Summit Hill, drov
down to the 4:40 train Friday to NEE
Jesse Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs, o.
mie Harrington and son, Robert, 0
Canada.
Irwin Robertson was Portland visit
or on Friday of last week.
"Put" Barnett is visiting his mothel
g. F. Robertson and wife, of Salem
spent the weekend with relatives her
in town.
NJ T. Miller and son, Glynn, left SUI
day for few days in Portland.
Miss Dorothy Hunsaker, of Pleasan
, View, is spending the week with Mr.
NJ. t. Miller.