Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-02
TURNER NEWS
Capital journal Special service.)

| tGapltal JOURNAL opecldi oclNlce'J
Turner, Ore, July 2.-R. o. Thoma
was up from Portland Saturday.
| Mrs. Clarence Mundinger and nephew
Lyle Biver, Of Salem, spent Saturday il
Turner.
| DR.. G. "A. Massey was called las
Sunday to Newport to attend Mrs
Massey, who was suffering from severe
attack of asthma.
| DR.. Massey and Prof Willis and fam
| lily motored to Salem Thursday even
ing.
Superintendent Walter Smith and
John w. l.. Smith were in Turner on
business last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs oLloyd Griffith were
Portland visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Simeral and little
| daughter, Maxine, have been spending
the past week at the home of Mrs. G.
B. Cornelius. Claire is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. Simeral, and has recently
sold his business interests in Salem.
In view of doing something to aid
the local Red Cross the small Misses
Marie Waggoner and Edith Mickey col
lected the small primary and interme-
diate boys and girls together with the
little tots of the town, giving fancy
costume parade and program. Every
imaginable costume was there from the
fairy queen and her court to the clown
and the monkey, true to tradition, the
monkey took up the collection with the
little tin cup. The proceeds amounted
to 1925, after the expenses were paid
the Red Cross treasury has an addition
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maids.
C. F. Bones has heard the call of the
hay fields.
R. o. Thomas and family moved to
Portland last Thursday.
Henry Thessien and family are NOV
ing into the r. 0. Thomas house on
Fifth street.
w. A. Martins motored to West Stay
ton Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rena Mickey is home from
Kansas.
Fred Cunning has his mother and her
husband as house guests this week.
The Turner Red Cross drive reached
almost $500.
John Cannon, L. d. Barr and J. S.
Forrest were in Salem Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland and daughter
have been visiting relatives here FOR
a few days.
Mr.. Chris Hanson left for Portland
on Friday evening to see his brother,
who has joiner the army, and leaves for
San Francisco at once.
Mrs. Mia Knight was shopping in
Salem on Saturday Of last week.
Mrs. A. c. Schmitt and son, of Al
kany were visiting at the John Duncan
home last week. Mrs. Duncan and Mrs.
Sehmitt were Salem visitors and sight
seers on Saturday Mrs. Schmitt return
ed to Albany Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Denham and niece,
Miss Evelyn Osborn, motored to Salem
on Tuesday evening and attended the
play, 'sThe Eyes of the World. -
Mrs. D. A. Osborn was shopping in
Salem Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Allison were
shopping in Salem Friday of the past
week Mr.. Allison left for his home
in Harlin on Sunday morning.
CARLYLE and Archie Handiwith are
visiting at the home of their uncle, Mr..
Chris Hanson.
Richard Walker was q Salem visitor
of the past week.
r. o. Thomas was in Salem Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Givens and children are
having an attack of whooping cough.
Albert, the small son, has been very sick
but is somewhat improved at this time.
Imopean Tomilson is able to be out
again and driving the Ford.
Turner is expecting TO celebrate in
yrand style this year. Parade, speaking.
music by their own band and plenty
# fireworks and noises. The boys who
rave enlisted are expected home and
will add to the enjoyment Of the gen.
raj community.
II. R. Crawfords are at the coast.
The Turner band boys were ont on
lress parade Sunday and their new uni
orms are splendid.
Miss I.etha Allen. Of Portland. is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs Edwin McNieker.
Allen Stanton is up from Chehahs, {
Wash.
Mrs. Nettie Mason and two children :
ave been spending the past week in
Walter Robinson left for his home in
after a two weeks vaca-
ion at Turner
Mrs. Maud Bones and daughter Ia
-erne were in Salem Monday a. m.
Walter Wood is home again.