Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore, accompanied
Mr.. Allen, of the O. A. G., to Lewisville
Wednesday to attend the first of the
series Of pienics for the girls and boys
of the industrial clubs of Polk county.
Mrs. Macy, formerly Katie Duns-
more, who has been associated with the
10. N. S. as registrar for several years
past, has resigned her position, as Mr..
Macy has taken a position in Salem,
where they will move soon. Miss Bram-
berg of Independence win succeed Mrs
Macy at the opening Of the fall semes-
ter.
Miss Parrott has gone to Roseburg
to spend her vacation with home folks.
Miss Green went to Newport for few
days after which she will visit Mt.
Shasta and San Francisco. Miss Taylor
is at her home in Tacoma, aWsh. Mr..
Pittman will spend his vacation at
home as his work in the rural schools
has taken him away a great deal dur.
ing the year and he says the change
will. do him good. Other members of the
faculty have not decided definitely
lust where or how they will spend the
remaining few weeks before school
opens again.
Regular meetings at the Baptist
church have been discontinued for the
summer. Rev. Pollard who comes here
to preach tried to resign but the mem
bership would not allow it, so he will
begin preaching again regularly at the
opening of school.
A delegation of C. w. b. NJ. women
of the Christian church autoed to Tur-
ner Wednesday to attend the Christian
convention.
T. j. Edwards who lives one mile
south of town has 20 tons of baled oats
and vetch hay and 40 tons loose. Part
OF il he has stored with the warehouse
company and will hold until later.
Mrs. Beerey and her sister, Miss Kra-
mer, are visiting in Ashland and Mr..
Beerey. who has been viewing old
scenes in Iowa for several months, says
he has enough Of it ard is anxious to
oct back to Oregon again.
Clark Hembree shipped a carload OF
hogs to Portland Tuesday, and will
ship another ear in couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Strain, Walter
Strain and wife and little daughter.
Velma. left Thursday morning for
Ocean View (Yachats) for two weeks
outing. They are driving through and
expect to 60 over Digger mountain and
the Preacher creek route.
Clarence Mulkey and wife are taking
rest this week from the bakery duties
and have gone TO their farm near Eu-
gene to enjoy the country life which
they enjoy so much. Chance hopes to
be able to take up permanent residence
there soon.
Miss Gladys Evans went TO Salem
Friday to spend several days with her
friend and schoolmate, Daphne Ostrom.
A special train carrying logs over the
Is. p. has been passing through here
every day for some time rast. The logs
come from the Siletz region and 90 to
Dallas.
A number of the remaining few OF
Monmouth s young men left this week
for fhe harvest fields Of eastern Oregon.
Samuel Strickler former resident, IS
planning to move back to Monmouth
soon.
]. p. V. Butler, Prof. Evenden and
Mayor Ostein took trip into the Siletz
country the first of the week in search
of fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Powell and family
recently enjoyed a trip up the Colum-
bia highway. qing in their automobte'
c. i. Deacon is back again at his
work in the s. r. depot, after several
months absence, made necessary by an
operation which he underwent in San
Francisco hospital
Charles Jackson and daughter. Ma
nie. left Saturday for a visit at their
old home in Minnesota. They may also
20 to Canada and viii probably be gone
for some time.
Mrs. Brewster and daughter, Frances
are spending their vacation picking Lo-
ganberries near Salem.
BireharI Van Loan Of Go. l. came
home Wednesday from Claekamas 70