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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
St0wcSii9e 2itiHtott
eiirfte l~einnkeQeen!
ST a6cr Bic geidlagnn6me iGrer
g0itiadIcn Snrd bic griteu Der.
aracrt.

0uI6ington, 16. Gft. Oil
Idtpeoiide 6foromif4e g}iIIion bitrf.
te fid, tpie olf oer bieiigen @eianot.
idoft Gdne6ert8 qeiaqt miro, pie.
Der unberridteter Gode nod Saltis
begebGH, ba ibre bon linen mitge.
brodtGn &oItiadeu bon Der britilder
8otf6ait beihlagnaGult por0en iino.
Anoffi5ielle Quoeltfungeu geberl 0o'
bin, baB Die Boit @e6eintntIie be-
treffs Ser 2urburg 4ffdire et1tbalten
mag. Die 8ertreter GdtpeoeuS d6cr
be9aupten, 6aB oieietbe nun olti
Rabrtin98nittel .Statiitit @e3ua pa.
De. sic iiu0 ttlgebaIten barber, oaB
ibHen 6as 0edt porentbaIten fpiro,
it6 nit ibrer @egierung In 8ebeiul.
per aabel Bu be~ritdnbigen.
@eun 0ie 8unocsregierltt1g o1ldJ
nod feiuen Stanopurtt eingenonl.
men bat 10 iin0 bic S@peoen bod
in &ellntnis geiebt nor6erl, baB iie
feline idYpere 9e0enfen trogcn iol.
ten menu Die 8riefe In ibrer Csc.
8culpnrt ltu0 i'm @eiiein brittider
ge0ffnet miiroen. tpetln oer
0barmIoS@ iei. nQieleg ftebt
inter unierer @iiroe" ,iagte Elm
idpe0iider @eamter, mir peroen
oarein niaigen. gs lit fir Den
ltuierer llnter6anoIungan NIT
Der onerifanii6eu Grieg8banoel8be.
16roe a6io(llt n6tig, bnB mir uns
nit benz ihtpeoiihen Miniiterilrm
>eS au3ip6rtigen i'm Ge4eimen Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
" 6einite matie5bering9 in e6.
@1aurer8 Reitourapt, 1906 6arllam
Strabe.
Gpdlenfdnfer ae6en Leer olts.

9bglei6 fif eitpa 400 aobIenf6r-
fee geitern in Der sto6tbalIe einge-
fun0en botten, mtBte 0enno9 linen
be0elItet tuer0en, odB feline aoblen
ntebr berfaltft iper0en tonntet, 90
bic @orrdte tidt m%sreidten. 3rei
8a10onlo0ungen maren geItertt Elm.
~getroffen bod mer0en feline 8erfdu-
ie meGr gentnat bis mebr aobIen
eintreffet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
SdnI6pnbanennhe 6cid[piien.

Die Gr5iebui1gsbeb0r0e enti6GoB
.fid bet ibrer geitrtgeu 6itung, eine
8on0mtsoobe bon $2,250,000 Den
8ahlern ouf elmer Spe5iaItpabl oul
20. Nobenlber at lnterbreitert. @tne
Grbobung Der Sttmule I'M $250,00
lber ben 9oronIAlag lit borgertom.
men moroen. neil bon 5am Burns
uno 6ronf 6. gIarf cine AhI6offung
in ben 6Aulen beite6enoar unianitd-
rer @erbdltniiIe borgai9lagen nuroe.
4ltd) ioaen aeuiigenoe 5ellerIeitern
all Den 6hulen nngebraAt tueroen.
0a8 erite @ebdu0e. pcIfeS nod 8e.
piligung t2r @onoau8gabe errid.
tet ncroen ioa, lit Die 8anoeIsf1d-
idJuGe, ole neben Der Central Sod.
getaut mer0en ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
@nnfett Der sfinnfr Gn.

am 5nmstag fanoen Itd ettpo &c
8eatnte Der Stinner Manufacturing
So. I'M omaha Club au einem
Observation-Disclosures 5uiammert. g..
s. Simmer erorterte eiuen uelten
RIat, Die 8rooltfte Der @efen1hoft
bel fait alien 6amiIien ein8ufubrcn
un0 nod Dem Auslauoe 3t erportie-
rem. Sn flint Sabran ionte gemaB
Dem &lane Der nmi1s Der @eiea.
i6aft iid ouf $5,000.000 beIaufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
aner. fSliener nrtatet.

aus 6ranfreid, t6. Dit. Ger
aeant anoretp 6. Campbell aus Sic.
niIport1, So, Der BEN 2afabettl
2nftgeihuaoer %onaeborte uno am /.
0ftober oI8 bermiBt gemrt0ct tpur6a
lit nah gugabet ieiner aamera0er
gctotet ipor0eu. 2(llf iaiuen letter
5tnge mar er bonn SerQeanten Sen.
rp O.. SoneS bon glelp gorf beglei-
tet porDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
8atriotiifle gcriammlnng int gnbi.
t0rinm.

gei Der gcitrigen potriotiider
Geriommtlag i'm Staot alt0tto-
RUIN, bic gum 8metc Der Grb6Gang
Der gtefrutierltng fir bos Z. gtebras-
ia aegtneut ~abge1olten puroe, tuor
nltsgie6ie bon patriotii6en 3efora-
tionen uno patriotilber Mfuiif Sc
braud geT1adt noroen. Colonel
ge0iae tonnte ie0o9 tpegen Ginger
IDidtiger @ouberneursgeiddfte nidt
5uqegen fem. 9atriotiibe Heoen
iputoen gebalten bon Rid. 8. Dtet.
caIie, giirgermeiiter 0~nblutonf, %.
9. @urleb, elsie s. g[bbott un0 on.
6ereu. Is tour0e befannt gege6en.
DAB Sic ltuiiormen un0 auSrit.
itanGsitiide fir 6as Reaimert baID
eintreffen peroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
edluert etrafc fir enffraaetten.

@nibiugtom 8. 6, 16. Oft. -
Sente mnrOen bier Suifrngetten bonn
Noli5eiridter Miuaomnep 3u lie feds
Mlonaten arbeitsbau8 berltrteilt.
iueiI lie Dor Dem BeiBen Soliie 4gi.
tationsbnmer entfdItet batter. Die
Snffraaetten ipouen ooraufbiu cine
oroBe 9roieit6enronitratior Dor Dem
@riBen Souie an 10, NobeHlber
ngronllalteit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
gnnbeslanISideine ii6eridrie6en.

Maibington 8. g., Is. 2ft.-
Gas 9ln0es. Sdatamt CAB beute
befannt Dab oas Ieete 2Ingebot bon
@unoess sduIoidcinen in @obe bon
$500. 000,000 meit iiberidrieben
iunrbcn. Sm aar8en fin0 fir
St,550000,000 ioIde Sdeiue aus
qeIteilt iuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
@efnnnter glnma[t nritnr6en.

@Gtern nadatittng beridieo mad
elmer Operation IN eitelt 5ojpitaI
Der befoilnte gtnrpaIt 8eitleb s. Or
8ranee. Der I'M Omaha National @e.
bau6e feline @eidaftsraume bette.
Or Bar Dor 81 Sabren IN MtiIioltri
geboreu, ~graoltierte in @oruoro un6
Tom Dor 81 Sabren uad 6moba, mo
er nl8 tiidtiger antpoIt befannt mar.
yin ieiner @abre trnllern feline @at.
tin uno 5fpei 569ne, iopie cine
Gdiueiter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
DeMtIe1c bcricttcr
iibcr wciterc Grfcloc!
Nniiiide JlOttc bun 6enti6eW Griegs.
idiffen In ben MObnIunO
Betrieben,

Berlin, t6. Gft.-0en geItriger
offi8ieIen 9eridten aufolge maiden
Die ailf Der SnieI 0eIel gelanoeter
6eutiden Streittrdfte roife Sort.
Idritte. 0eutide ariegsi6iffe be.
|idoiIen Die ruiiiidan StranObatte.
rien un6 broften iie 5ltn Sfpeigen.
Ole Snorb 2~onbsunge lit bon Dem
norOlideu Eetl Der SnleI abaeifnit.
tc 9euti6e 3orpe0oboote, betBt es
In Dem geridt meter, oranqen In
Die @etpdfier 5piiden Den Synielu
6eiel uu0 3oqo elm itn0 in mie0ers
boIten gngrifFcn stuorgen fte Die
tuiiiiGen Seeitretttrdfte IN ben
Wtobuiuno. ...
amiteronru t6. 2ft.-Seoe bier
beilte e%ingetroffene beutihe 8eitrng
lueibet iiA an ben GrfoIgen Der oelrt.
i6en Giotte IN Dem ltnternebmen
geaen bic Snieln 9eieI un0 Qag6.
she fanben In Der galebung 0eiels
Ole beutiAe 9lntport nuf Die neuli.
den arteosre0en bon 6ilbrern Der
aQiterten, tpeIde bebollptet batten.
oaB Ole Qn~ariffstroft Ser 9euti6en
I'M Q%fbnebmen begriffen lit. Die mel.
item 0erieGben iogtcn, bic Golf BON
&iga &ambngHe berpeiie, boB bic
oeutide Warinefampffraft boQitan.
big uneriAiittert ieL trob Der BON
Morineminiter Gapelte geruo6ten
gntbfarngen iiber oufriiBreriide
aunogebunger,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
Announcements sDrei

Cute ttno bette SabrIinge 14.o0
1850.
Mtttelnt. SGbrlinge 18.00-t4.0 o
@tlpobnt. S1brlin8e 7.50-12.00.
Grinla idmere 8eebe8 1900
14.25.
Suite un0 bette 9eebes 1000
1900.
Miffein. @eibegeepes 900
1000.
gep6bnti6e geepes 7.50-8.75
ai4e un0 Sellers lQHgiotn 10
-15e n~ieoriger.
@tte big bette Sellers 8.00-9.25
@ute ufto bette aitbe 1850.
MttteIm. &iibe 6.50-7.50.
@eip6bnIide aiibe 5.00-6.25.
Stoter8 un6 6eeoers tangiom, 10
-15t nieori0er.
Corn Seeding stiers 1000
14.25.
8rte, bette 5eeoers 100000.
g}itelmdBige 7.50-8.50.
@ep0bnlide 6.00-7.00.
Cute, bette GtoderS S.b0-t0.OO.
Stod Sellers 6.50-8.O0.
Stof aiibe 6.00-7.50.
9tot adlber 6.50--9.50.
Seal GGIber S.00-12.00.
Bull uno Stag8 5.50-7.50.
Sdlueine = 3ufubr 1000, anfangs
10-15c niebriger, ip1ter foIt felt.
9urdidnittspreis t7.10-17.3O.
S6tIter grei3 17.75.
- 3ufubr 10000; Mortt
felt.
Suite up0 bette 2Gumer 1875
1875.
6eeoer hammer 16.50-18.25.
Sabrlinge 12.00-13.50.
6ee6er SabrIiuge 12.O0-13.75.
8iO0ers 1t.50-12.50.
@}utteridofe 1%0.25-t0.90.
Soccer @atttterihofe 7,50-10.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
Effisier Sentider 46itammnna emit
lalien.

N8aibingt0n, 8. g., Is. Oft. -
Gas ariegsheportemert bat ben
@mlptnlann MaIter Stafe Silfs.
allartiermeiiter oes 0ffi8ier. 9ieierbe.
iorps, ssum giliben oe8 9ienlte8"
eutlaiien. Stale tpar friiber elm
@il~fgreoQfteur Der 8odenIhrift
n5atberlan0@, 6ie bon Geo. 6DIue.
fter 8iered aasgege6en pur6e. Sic
Metpros berifie6ener o1toerer 2tr.
nteeoffi3iere. bie NIT 6en Qeutifen
friiber In 8erbiuoang itan6en tpers
ben unteriadt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16

Bic gorteife elmer tiidtoen dr8tliden gebonOhing ent.
gebet laien miiBten.
aan8Ier q. aDerp BON Der g&ebrasfa llrtiDerfiidt
tuirh Die groffnungsrcoe hnlten, in1bren6 Serr Gre0
9offneiter, @iit9lie0 Der Stnats. 2egisIatnr, bic meme
anialt foruel Dem Stdate iibertragen miro. SER
S. 8. $aGar, @raii6ent Der Gegellfen Der staats.
i~niberiitdt, miro 6as SoipitaL I'm glanen bes Gtaates
iiberne1men, ipdbrenO be 9etpobner g~ebrasfas ourd
Sern %. so. @lemrrons, benz ItaatIiden Gltperinterts
benton Der 6ffentIt6en 5duler, ~bertreten fem mgr6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
Ghifaan Marftderidlf.

Chicago, 81, is. Of.
GinSbie6 = 3ufubr $4,000; 9iarft
ihtpoh bis nie0riger.
Sf@eine 3ltfnbr 10000; iner
items 10--15c n%ieOriger.
@oditer Greis 1910.
Gurfidnittspreig 1700-18.i0.
Sdafe 8ufltbr 10000; Mnrft
felt.
2dnlter 25c boiler.
Geeoer 2dmnter 1926.
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Searp @oafebt

sdiueiae 3ufuBr 10000; To-
25c ~nieoriger.
S0diter 9reis 1890.
0urdihnitt8preis t6.75-17.60.
Sdafe 8ufubr 5000; Nlorft
meiitens felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16
SoOesanseiee

6rernoen uno 8efafnten Bic trals.
rige glaAridt, bob
Searp gpaHebt
i'm 2lter BON SO Sabren Iesten
Sonutag geitorbeu lit. Ole 9eerot
qltttg finbet Mitttpod uadnlitfag tim
2 llbr bon 9llIie & Riepen8 2ei-
denbeltattltrgS gtabIiIIene1lt aus
altf benz Evergreen e5riebbof itatt.
I'm titles 8eileio bitten
Die ~trallern0en &irterbIiebenefl.
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21tarktbcridte
0nlaha. 16. OF

0uaba, 16. Oft.
gtinbUib - 3uflt1r 1900.
9eefittere Iuneinm 10-15c uie0-
riger.
8rima idmere 8eebe8 1900
100.
@itte ii. bette 9ccoes HOO
1900.
NlitteIm. 8eebe8 t2.00-t3.50.
@esu0Bul. 9eepes S.00-1t.0
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aanins Gitg Marft6cridt.

&0nia8 GtfD, DO, 16. Oft.
9urd einen Hieienbrnn6, Der lebte
9tuft in ben giebbofen gum Nus.
br14 tam, tpuroen 8abIreide 4inoer,
Ionic audi cine beoelltetl0e 4n3abl
bon G6ipeinen perui9tei. giele Sen-
0nngen murOen oufgebaIten mo Die
gerf1uie iino feBr ullregelmoBig.
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omaha GetreiSentarft.

- Omaha, gebr., liz. Oh.
&eiBe8 Corn
Nr. 2 198-t9s1b
Nr. 8 196-197
@eI6es Corn
0r. 2 1915
@r. 3 1878
@eniidtes Corn
SIR. 2 t8t-fS3
Ger. 3 t8t-tS3
8eiBer Sofer-
Scr. 2 57-57H
Scr. 8 56M-57
stanoaro Sofer 58h-56M
9tr. 4 56A-561s
@erite-
@oI5serfe 120--t26
6ittteraerlte 100--1I5
9oggeit-
Scr. 9 f72-f73
Scr. 3 172-173
~
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ct. Suiep6 giarFi6erift.

81. Soiepb. DO. Is. Off.
3%fiiNbicb = 3ufubr 5000, lonaiant,
lQ-15e nieoriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-16

9lan unteritiite Die 0ertihe
RreIie, iuoen man al i6rer 9erbrei.
ttua beitr1at.
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0maba, glebr., liz. Of.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14

Less Dixie came up from Portland
and spent few days with his folks. re.
turning to Portland Friday.
The new section boss who took Mr..
Fair s place, is expecting to move in
the first of the week.
The Rebekahs are going to give a
valentine party after lodge IS over and
serve light refreshments Wednesday
night
Harry Heseman made trip in 10 the
Black Eagle mine and found quite bit
of snow in there.
Mrs. Alice Thaeker came home from
Salem today where she went to see the
doctor about her baby
Mrs. Etafford returned from Salem
today where she has been caring for
her daughter who WAS sick and reports
her much better.
Two lady friends of Mrs. Roads from
Mill City, spent the day with her Mon
day.
Mrs. Gooeh went to Albany Monday
and viii spend the week there where
she is doctoring.
Mrs. Raines went to Albany ON the
afternoon train Monday.
5. c. Dieke was in Albany Satur-
day, returning Monday.
The weather has been like spring for
the last week, which makes everybody
feel better now
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
"a 8 TO RIA
CONTINUED from page four.)

have not had a much fairer chance to
decide on the kind of a bridge they
wanted than to go down to the bridge
with state engineers and condemn the
present one and say we will put up
one of the same kind2 I wish to say a
bridge we must have and cannot get
along without. Now let us put in the
best. The concrete will need no re-
pairs each year. Twenty five years
from now if Judge Bushey gets his way
a steel bridge will have cost us more
than a concrete one and it will then
be read for the scrap pile. / do not
wish to be in the class of knockers. L
am in favor of bridge and hope def.
mite plans will be started even this
month.
l hope taxpayers meeting will be
called of our own county to show what
the majority of our people are in favor
of, then no one can say that is not the
kind of bridge the people wanted. Your
paper informed its readers a few ev-
enngs ago that California bridge con
tractor said he would put up bridge
and guarantee it for 100000 or close
to that and complete it this year Let
us have a good bridge
A TAXPAYER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14
Pratum Items

(Capitat Journal Special Service.)
Pratum, Or, Feb. l4.-A[r. and Mrs.
Lucas Vogt were Salem visitors Sun,
day.
Miss Blanche Cornu spent the week
end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Bowen, of Salem, visit
ed relatives in this vicinity last Sun
day.
Master Leonard Graham returned to
Silverton Sunday evening after spend
ing a few days with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Welty are moving
into their new house
Mr.. Walter Giese is recovering from
an attack of grippe.
VIM. Roth, Jr., brought their new
Ford home last Friday
: Mrs viii Graham visited at the Gra.
ham home near Fruitland last week.
Miss Verna Ludi spent Sunday at
Pratum.
Mr. and Mrs Lundeen, who live near
Pratum, visited relatives in Fruitland
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. K Foresdale made a trip to
Portland on Saturday.
Mrs. Cornu is spending a few days in
Salem with her daughter, Mrs Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are the proud
possessors of new boy.
The Choral society will meet at the
Schaap home on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Churchill are Wis
iting relatives in this community They
were given rousing charavari last
Wednesday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14
Liyesley News
Capital Journal Special Service.

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Livesley, Ore, Feb. 12.-At the last
meeting of the Literary society new of,
flee bearers were elected, namely: n.
n. Carpenter, president; noble Henning.
sen, president; Hilda Hyden, secre.
taryi S. c. Davenport sergeant at
arms. 1t was decided to have an old.
fashioned spelling bee for the next meet
ing on Friday.
G. d. Query has remodeled the interior
of his store which gives him more room
end greatly adds to its appearance.
n. P. Kugel had another cow shipped
from Portland.
D. Pettyjohn has rented a loganberry
farm near Sydney and takes possession
today, Monday.
Mrs. j. P. Bresler and Mrs. George
Bressler were joint hostesses for the
&. I, club last week at the home of the
former A pleasant afternoon was spent
with music and fancywork and also q
contest. Mrs. B. D. Fidler winning the
prize. Refreshments were served later.
Those present were: Mrs. G. S. Wig
gings, Mrs. 7. l.. Holly. Mrs. S. C. Da.
venport, Mrs. J. Fidler, Mrs. C. D..
-hAos II. ~ MfS. VI. w }.
Coolidge, Mrs H. B. Carpenter, Mrs. N.
p. Kugel, Mrs j. Watson, Mrs W. V.
Johnson, Mrs. D. Fider, Mrs. J. R.
Langford, Mrs. R. Mayes, Mrs. j. Cook,
Mrs. John Jayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Coolidge, of Salem,
are visiting with Mrs. G. w. Coolidge.
G. w. DUNCAN, of Dallas, was re-.
cent visitor at the home of his sister,
Mrs B. D. Fidler.
We understand there is some talk of
the Oregon Electric erecting new de-
pot on different location at Finer
and remaining it Illihee.
Carpenter Bros recently bought a
gasoline sprayer and are busy spraying
their prune trees.
Mrs. R. Mayes and children, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D..
Query for some time, returned to her
home in Portland Saturday.
Mrs. John Jayes and children, of Sa-
lem, were visitors at the home of her
parents recently, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Bressler.
W. NJ. Meier is improving and enlarg
ing his house.
There was dance in J. L. Zielle s
hop house Saturday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14
Bethel Notes

Capital Journal Special Service)
Bethel, Or, Feb 13.--Mrs. f. L. Mat
ten entertained the Bethel Thble club
last Thursday afternoon. The weather
being all that could be desired there
was good attendance. AT roll call each
member responded by giving a tested
recipe. Mrs. Ida S. Baker gave read
ing entitled "Things that count -
There was instrumental music by Mrs.
G.. o. Swales and Mrs. G. M. Robinson.
Then all joined in sinking Old Ken
tucky Home and other old familiar
songs. Mrs Robinson presided at the
piano The following were present. Mrs.
D. A. Harris, Mrs. f. J. Whitney, Mrs.
H. r. Curtis, Mrs j. G. Norris, Mrs.
j. +. Kirkpatrick, Mrs G.. o. Swales,
Mrs. G. Roth, Mrs G. NJ. Robinson, Mrs.
O. II. Heinke, Mrs d. NJ Evans, Mrs.
l.. A. Rautenburg, Mrs 7. Bahnsen, Mrs.
J. M. Nichols, Mrs. A. II. Fuestman,
Mrs A. l.. Sundborg and Mrs. Ida 5.
Baker.
Victor Kirseher was the victim of a
surprise party last Thursday night given
in honor of his birthday. The following
guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
o. Swales, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Johnston,
and children, Mr.. and Mrs Harleigh
King and children, Ed Schulz, Henry
Ledebur, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Schulz
There was a party at the H. b. Hoff-
man home last Friday night, given in
honor of Harlan Hoffman whose birth
day was the day before and who recent
" graduated from the Salem high
school There were fifteen guests pres
ent and a good time was had with the
usual party games
The following were among those pres
ent at the meeting Of the MacB Beth
Good Times club at Macleay last Sat
urday night, Chris and Mike Battalion.
Virgil Sundborg, Henry and Walter
Hahn, Roy Marehand, Frank Kunciter,
Miss Alta Matten, George Matten,
Cass and Madison Nichols, Elmer Roth,
Bert Sundborg, and Harlan Hoffman.
The next meeting Of the Thimble
clnb will be at the home of Mrs. j. M.
on the afternoon of February
%.
The Bethel literary meets Friday ev-
ening of this week. The program com
mittee are trying to secure a special
attraction for this meeting but do not
know yet whether they will succeed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14
Marion News Notes

(tap1tal journal Special Service.
Marion, Ore. Feb. 13.-Mr. Enos
Presnall and wife have rented the Had
ley house and expect to move III next
Monday.
Mr. Ben Russell and wife smotored
up from Albany last Saturday TO visit
his brother, Mr.. S. H. RUSSELL and fam.
lily. They returned home Sunday even
ing,
Mrs. Terhune is very ILL., not expected
to live till this reaches print. They
have had five different physicians in
attendance, We understand, but none
give any hope of recovery. Mrs Terhune
has been troubled with tumor for
some time but not until the last week
did it develop into anything serious
Mrs. Conklin and Mrs. Loretz are caring
for her, assisted by her two sisters, who
are here from distance.
Mrs. L. G. Russell and daughter were
Salem visitors last Thursday.
Master Merle Ensley is quite sick
with pneumonia.
The school here is planning to have a
basket social in the hall here on Friday
evening, February 23, to raise money
for athletic equipment for the school.
The students are expecting to try out
for the county athletic meet in Salem
next May.
A number of the children here are
sick with colds No doubt all will be
glad when settled weather comes.
Mrs. Jeff Barker ard children, of Sa-
lem, are visitors over Sunday at the
R. Barber home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14
North Santiam News
(Capital .Journol Speeial Sorvice

Capital Journal Special service)
North Santiam, Feb 13.-David
Reese was a Salem visitor one dav this
week
Orlando Turner of Seio was a guest
at the Angel home Sunday.
j. S. Mclaughlin has purchased a
fine driving horse.
Mrs. W. +. Harris was Linn c0un-
ty visitor this week.
Vernon Hudleson of Sheridan. Ore,
visited at the Angel home several days.
LAYTON Davis was business visitor at
Albany one day this week.
Miss Hudson who is visiting for sew
eral months at the Seofield home, had
IAN attack Of blood poison but is better
at this writing.
The Waldo Fruit Go. Of Portland ship
ped ear load of potatoes from this
place this week.
Mrs. James who has had very pain.
full wound due to cutting on fruit lar
is reported better. it was feared She
would have blood poison.
Several from here attended the dance
at West Stayton Friday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-14
Rock Point News


Capital Journal Special Service.)
Rocky Point, Ore, Feb. 12.-Henry
Leggat, formerly Of Alaska, is now at
Henry Downing's to help in the spring
work.
Aiiss II. Zuber called on Mrs. Darby
Tuesday.
Supervisor J. W. Smith was an over.
night visitor at the Darby home Tues
day night. He spent Wednesday visit.
ing our school.
r. f. Downing, of Salem, was a visit
OF at Darbys ON Wednesday discussing
the bean industry as they intend put
ting in 10 acres of beans this wear.
A goodly number from our community
took in the play at Sublimity Friday
night.
Well, say! The "old maids" felt re
paid for their efforts to entertain the
public. A splendid house greeted them
and all seemed to enjoy the program.
The one regret being that the entertain
ment was too short.
During the business meeting Of the
Parent Teachers association the resig-
nation of the president, Mrs. Z. c.
Downing, was accepted and Mrs. W. ".
Hill was elected to complete the unex.
pired term. 1t was also voted that the
regular meeting night be the second Sat.
urday night of each month. This will
enable us to attend elsewhere as well
as our own association.
Mr.. VIM. Morgan, of Turner, visited
at Darbys and attended the "Old
Maid" club.
Amos Branehs, of Central Howell
spent Saturday and Sunday with A.
Burns
Miss Rond and Miss Oliver, of Union
Hill, visited over Sunday at Darbys.
Bud Freshes spent Sunday p. m. at
Burns