Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-22
SIEerton News

NOaplIal JOurHal opeclal SeiNtcc.1
Silyerton, Oct. 22.-J. D. Fine who
has been employed in the Gilmore bar
Der shop this summer, has moved his
family to Portland where he will con-
tinue working at his trade.
In the Spokane, Washington, Review
was an announcement of interest to
many Silverton people, it is that of
the engagement of Miss Lottie Eide of
city to Clare H. Jarvis, one of Silver
ton Is navy boys, and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Jarvis on North First
street.
Mrs. Glen W. Loomis visited rela-
tives and friends in Woodburn the
first of the week.
Mrs. John Hoblitt delightfully."- enter
tanned the Loyal Berean class of the
Christian church at her home on Friday
evening Of last week. There wetesaboat
forty members present and Hepsing
good time is reported by all preSent!w
Mrs. John MorleYOiY YrecoveriRR niee-
ly at the local hospital and wSw sobn
be home again. !: ,,orrxI 81 -19s
Mrs. Florence Lemopi6f Winatchee,
Wash, is visiting her parents, Mf. and
Mrs. A. A. Grinde, iuINofth SATerten.
A card from Ike Miller theg past
week was dated ht, Chicago, m., and
stated he was wen and having a good
time. ~
The patriotic meeting at thu opera
bouse Friday night was well attended
and the speaking was excellenk3 More
interest is being manifested laA the
ways of helping out in this grqM wsF,
many there are, who yet do npF seem
to realize what this call to do our bit
means M These should be urgedto at
tend the patriotic meetings anusget
-clearer understanding of the copaitlons
and to know that if each one Will do
ever so little it will mean SO much to
our boys who are giving their all TO
their country. Do your bit. p!
A little daughter arrived to brighten
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Joliner
on Sunday, Oct. IA. ny .,
MRS. A. Legard is renjoging a visit
from her brother, Albert Haun, who
halls from the land of the DakotRs.
Miss Mabel Storts has gone TO- Cat'
low to spend the winter with her sis-
ter, Mrs Melvin Kundert. E ii]iN
M. T. Wray and little son, RMhy yoot
Oakland, Cal, are, spending fen days
with his parents,' MIR and Mfe. Cary
Wray. Mibs is travelling salesman for
the Sharples company, selling patonfTi
ed mixers. supl
Mrs, j. P. Smith entertained her
friend, Mrs. H. A. Hartley, of the Sill
verton hills on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harvey Hartman entertained
her cousin, Mrs. Eta Robinson, and
Mrs. Geo. M. ,Swinehart of Phillips,
South Dakota, the first of this week.
The ladies departed for Hubbard Thurs
day to visit Mrs. Robinson's parents
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Banks were guests
AT the Thanksgiving home for the week
end, leaving for ,Portlahd Monday
morning.
Mrs. Jack Curry is entertaining her
friend, Miss Lois junk, a talented m9, u,
sieian from California; Miss JUNK VIII
spend the winter here. -
Mrs. George w. Steelhammer left for
Dufur Sunday to attend the marriage
of her sister, Miss Hazel Carson. :.
Harvey Jack Of Las Molinos, CAN
fornia. is visiting friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
The Woodmen of the World are plan
ming a reception to be given at their
hall Monday evening, Oct. 20. Ther9
viii be a big feed and the spirit OF
tbe old time hallewe 'en will prevali::
The Circle will join in the frollc Oh
the evening. -, 4,o
The new room being added to the
Adventists school house is to be com
pleted this week, Miss Henrietta An
derson, who has spent several WeeNs Is,
tbis summer as a student of the L.au-
redwood academy, will opens ander-
garten school in the annex, beginning .
the term October %.
A very interesting lecture was CIV
en- bv Rev. j. O.. R6seland last tues
IA evening at the st. John 'su.ehurch
on east hill. The subject Of Ahe acc
ture was Mormonism and illustrat-
ed by stereopticOn views A large
crowd was in attendance. 81 (.
X. N. Torresdahl moved the last OF
the week from Howell Prairie, where
he has been living sevs1hls years; to
his own farm, known as the Sandburg
estate that he purchased recently, on
route l, Silverton.
Burt Rue with his family, has de,
parted for West Lake. where he VIII
work for the Day Logging company.
Mr.. Rue has been working for the Sll-
yer Falls Timber company at this place
firing on one Of the engines at camp
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