Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-24
SiIverton News
Capital Journal Special seryieel

! Sllverton, Or, Sept. 24.-,J. ID. Ball
veg was Portland business caller the
last of the week. ""'3
+. M. Baker came home from Port
land Thursday and will go to Mill City
to work until the strike is settled in
Portland, where he has been working.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Potter and Fred
Wilson, who have been ON a motor trip
to Nebraska, for a visit with old friends
returned home Friday. R.Wrftj
Ray Dullam is advertising "a sale of
stock machinery and household goods,
at his farm north of SilVerton on Fri
day, October 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hartley in Sill
verton Hills are entertaining the
Misses Elva Estes and Nancy Swensen
of Eugene, this week. sse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woolery and
sons spent last Wednesday at the Cap
ital City. &5its''"s 9ia.
The P. L. Blaekaby and Will Moores
families are enjoying short vacation
at Tillamook, leaving for that place
Thursday morning.
Mrs. G. 1. Barr went to Portland We'd
nesday afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
John Richardson, who is returning to
her home at Nielsville, Wis.
Mrs. A. G. Newell who has spent the
summer at the home of her son, G. H..
Newell, departed for her home in Wis
consin Sunday. Mrs. Newell will visit
friends at Phoenix, Arizona, en- route.
Sam and Dave Marcoe are again
leaving for the east. Their families are
going with them with the exception of
Mrs. Dave ,Marcoe and the younger
children, who will spend few weeks
with her mother,- Mrs. ]. P. Smith III
this city.
Among the Salem visitors Tuesday
were Mrs. Ed R. Adams and daughters,
Mrs. Carl Brown and Miss May Ser
vice.
Mrs. Dollie Marquett has returned to
Portland after visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Smith and other
relatives in this city.
Carl Moser will attend College at
Portland, Edward Durno and Rholin
Cooley, will enter the University at Eu-
gene and Alvin Hobart will attend the
o. A. G. at Corvallis the coming school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Rogers are en-
ioying visit from Miss Let Comstock
and brother, Hermeth, who came from
Sutherlin Wednesday evening.
F. B. Decker was up in Linn county
few days this week on business. &s
Rev. j. G. Roseland and wife spent
the week end at North Bend. III
Mark Mathery, who has been working
ever in Montana, the past few months
returned home last i sursday. f"a ~
The candy shop ON the corner OF
Water and Oak street is again open for
business, Mr.. Church having returned
from the coast where he has been spend
ing the summer.
Seward Hobblitt spent the week end
with friends in Portland.
Grandma Dunnigan who was seriously
injured by a fall while on a visit at
the home of her sister, in Oregon City,
about three weeks ago, has been taken
to the home Of her son in the Sllverton
Hills. Her recovery is very slow owing
to her age which is 64 years. but her
friends hope to hear of her getting up
and about again. 3 4.5
Boyce Mckinley was over at Salem
the first of the week visiting his SON
Charles and family.
Mrs. j. T.. Hammond visited her
daughter Mrs. Peter Geiser at Salem
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Anderson entertained
Sunday evening in honor of Mrs. Lucy
Hunt and family who are leaving this
week for California. There were about
twenty five friends present and a most
ENJOYABLE evening was passed.
r. B. Mount and family are visiting
Mrs. Mount IS sister, Mrs. Scott at Rose-
burg this week.
Mrs. j. H. Ballweg is entertaining her
friend. Mrs. Harold Lamb of Milton,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goss have movs
ed back to their home on First street,
after spending the summer camping
near Chemawa.
Mrs. Mary Baker was over to Salem
Thursday night to see baby Higdon, who
was operated on the first of the week.
She reports the child as doing just fine
following a very serious operation.
Miss Ella Dolan Is visiting at the
Lew Osburn home in Albany and will
visit Corvallis friends before returning
to resume her duties at the telephone
office.
Bennett Dunnigan has purchased the
A. S. Kinser ranch in the Silverton
Hills. Ben Kinser who has been living
on the ranch is soon to move to Port
4 land.
Mrs. Tom Hough and daughters are
leaving soon for California where they
win Join Mr. Hough who is working fol-
the S. P. company.
W. s. Jack and wife who have beer
spending the summer at their Caseadii
resort, returned to SilvertOn Wednes
Mrs. L. Hunt sold her household good