Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-23
SlvertOn News
Capital Journal Special Service

Silverton, Or, Oct. 23.-Mrs. P.
Hamm was hostess on Wednesday af-
ternOon at q pleasant luncheon at her
home near the University. A most en-
joyable social afternoon is reported.
Miss Elma Hutton spent the week
end with friends at Molala.
Mrs. Frank De Quire is visiting her
niece Mrs. Lloyd Baker at Eugene.
Nate Kinsey who has been over in
estern Oregon the past three months has
returned home.
Miss Nettie Roshiem is spending a
few days at Molalla guest of her
friend Mrs. Jack Cole.
The Evergreen Willard Woman IS club
met at the home of Mrs. Ethel Wilks
ON Thursday of last week for the first
meeting of the year. Mrs. Wilks' moth
er who is visiting here from Tillamook
was guest of honor.
Arthur Hicks has sold his property
in Comings Addition to o. w. Oglesby
of eastern Oregon, and moved out on the
Frank E. Wray ranch south of town.
Nellie Smith is spending few days
with Salem relatives.
Mrs. Sam Foster of Portland was
in the city the last of the week to
get her household goods shipped to the
new home.
Mrs. Earnest Palmer, accompanied by
Mrs. John Kinser and Mrs. w. R. Wade
were Salem shoppers on Tuesday of this
week. tg f
= Mrs. A. A. Grinde and daughters were
Salem shoppers the first of this week.
Mrs. Maggie Robinson is spending a
few days out on the Abiqua at the f.
M. Baker 'home.
Miss Henrietta Finseth accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Bjornaby left on
Wednesday morning for their homes at
Minneapolis and Chicago.
Mrs. G.. w. Loomis was at Woodburn
the first of the week visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. J.. A. Full
Ter.
Mrse. Charles Hartley and children
of Portland spent the week end with Sill
verton friends.
Miss Tillie Fankald is visiting her
sister at Ada this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mccall and Mr..
and Mrs VIII Hope motored over to
Salem Thursday. evening.
The Silverton football boys backed by
the high school faculty and students
gave a big rally Friday evening. A mann
outh bonfire was built and speeches
by members of the team, also Professor
Youel and a number of the teachers,
were given, rousing the enthusiasm of
the people to support the boys this year
giving them an incentive to better work
and help win out in their many battles.
Their marching, songs and speeches were
enjoyed by large crowd who thorough
ly entered into the spirit Of the occas-
ion.
Walter Jensen proprietor of the new
Water Street Meat Market, has sold
part Of his interest to VIM. Graham,
thus taking the wagon off the street,
where Mr.. Graham was getting good
trade.
Harvey Smith spent the first of the
week in Portland.
Mrs. Jane Cunningham and Mrs.
Edith Cooley will leave Sunday for an
extended visit with friends in Port
land.
E. G. Carlson, who has been in the
cleaning and pressing business with his
brother in this city, moved his family
back to Mill City, where good bust
ness opportunity awaited him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Nader and fam
lily from Evergreen district have de-
parted for Portland where they will
make their future home.
Harold Craig Of Portland spent Sun
day with friends in Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fishwood and
Miss Emma Gambol enjoyed trip to
Monmouth Sunday.
Miss Elsie Simerai was a guest of
friends at Salem all this week.
The S. Benson family have moved
down to Astoria to remain indefinitely.
Louie Loos and wife who have been
spending several months at the Black
Eagle mines have returned home.
Grandma Dunigan who was badly
bruised in a fall at Oregon City a few
weeks ago is slowly recovering which is
good news to the friends of this estim
able lady.
Miss Hoff, proprietor Of the Specially
Shop, was in Portland on a three days
buying trip at the wholesale houses pre-
pairing for the fall trade.