Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-10
HUBBARD NEWS

Ava Cram returned 10 school Mon
day after an absence u month on
account Of sickness.
Mr.. and AIRS. Floyd Downing re-
turned Sunday afternoon from d two
weeks visit with relatives AZ White
son.
Miss Ida Stauffcr left for San jose,
Calf. Sunday evening, and expects 70
spend some time in that sunny cline.
II, II. Urksen accompanied by his
nephew, Vergil aud niece, Esther, spent
the weekend in Portland with friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs F. Stegmann and Mrs.
G.. KoHschak Of Needy, were the Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hoffman.
Mrs r. Hale Of Brownsville, Ore,
aud Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hale Of Fresno,
Calf, came Tuesday 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs Rodney Melvin.
Last Saturday morning Forest
Wallace and sister Miss Nellie Wallace,
left for Kelso. Wash, for an indefinite
stay.
Miss Edna Newton and Mrs. Clifford
Newton spent Wednesday afternoon
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J. 5. Fisher reports great deal Of
building in progress in the Needy
neighbOrhood, mostly Of barns and
onion houses.
\. Chnsten and Henry BOjc have
taken up their hop yards and will plant
spuds, corn, beans and onions. Part Of
the Lembeke ward west Of town has
also been taken up.
Miss Nora Wclty. senior in the
Hubbard high school aud q member
Of the teachers training course, taught
the White school several days this
week. on account Of the illness Of II. IL.
Dirksen.
The Parent Teacher Association has
invited Dr. A. f. deLespinasse to give
talk on the care of the teeth al
meeting of the association to be held
Friday, February %. Parents are espec-
ially requested to be present.
Mr. r. \. Pippy came down from
Portland Sunday to spend the day
with Mrs. Pippy at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. *. b. Grimm. Mrs.
Pippy will continue her visit through
out the week
G.. b. Aekerson, living in the Rock
Creek section is planning to 90 10 Fort
Benton. Montana. in the next few
weeks, His brother is located there
and is operating a wheat ranch. There
was 1000 bushels of wheat marketed
from the ranch this year ranging IN
priee from sl.53 10 sl.6S, he says.
Last Monday Henry Boje traded five
| -. I0;,n;af- Ioutae+nad tract TO
Joseph RYAN for his city property and
very soon after traded the Ryan prop
ertv 10 +. A. Pook, in which the con.
sideration was an Overland ear and
cash. The Ryan property was former
Nv owned bv G. Ainsworth and is To-
Gated south of the ArmOry hall.
The new chapel of the Church Of God
recently built at Woodburn two blocks
west OF the depot at Third and Grant
streets. will be dedicated Sunday,
February II, at IL o'clock p. nj. Evan
gelist Masters conducting the service
/ A basket dinner viii be served IN the
I bas4nent. The seating capacity OF
the new building is 22j, full basement
with cement floor
| Last Sunday evening the X. OF +.
lodge Arion No. 81, attended services
at The Congregational church on inv1,
tstion Of the pastor, j. G. Butler, and
practically every member was there. a
speeinl musical feature was the soprano
solo bv Miss Eva Richmond. This was
the first time Miss Richmond has 1aN-
ored a Hubbard audience. Miss Rieh'
nond possesses a soprano OF hlgn
ouality. of wide range and delighted
| her hearers. The sermon was very
lholpful, subject, F." A Message from the
Mountains. . text from Exodus 1915.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Gladys
I Moomaw delightfully."- entertained al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ken
zer. in honor Of Mr. Hugh Harlocker
of Coos Bay, and student Of Q. \. 6
4 Nlr. Harloeker and Mr., Claude Moo
NAV were boyhood friends and has
been his guest the past week. Those
wbo enioved the pleasant evening
we're. Misses Ida Chrsten, Marie
Bvers. Edith Stoddard, Mae and Ruby
\ lcyittenden. Merl Dimiek, Ruth calvert
Rena Kaufman. Gladys MoomaW
4 Messcrs. Hugh Harloeker, Harold Moe
nav. Guv Weaver, Ursule Wolfer, Haf'
7 lev Dimick. Harry and Leo Bennett
! Air. and Mrs. ClCaude Moomaw, Mt
and Mrs. II. W. Gable and daughter
! Lucille. Mrs. Chas. Kinzer. Delicious
refreshments were served.--Enterprlse