Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-09
Boy
Missing In ActiOn"
(Capital Journal Special service.)

Independence, Or., Sept. IA mes
sage has been received here that Private
Armine 0. Young, infantry, is missing
in action since July %. He enlisted in
Company L, but when he arrived in
France was re-assigned to Company M.
Goth infantry. He was the son of Mr.,
and Mrs. E. M, Young and has many
friends who are anxiously awaiting for
some later news. Senators MeNary aud
Chamberlain have been telegraphcd to
do what they could to locate the young
man.
Miss Mary Whiteman former tea
cher here, left Sunday for Washington,
D. c., where she will enter the govern
ment service in the Bureau of Markets
Miss Whiteman offered her services
some time ago and took the civil service
examination. Saturday she received a
telegram telling her to report for uusy.
Her salary to begin with will be $ll00
per year.
Miss Emma Henkle left Thursday for
Ogdcn Utah, where she will teach in
the schools. She has been very popular
where she has taught before and it
is expected that her superior qualifica-
tions will sooner be realized in Utah.
Misses Eleanor Crowder and Winnifred
Garlon who have taught with Miss Hen
kle in the Corvallis schools will also
teach in Ogden.
Word has been received from DR.,
Af
that he has finished his course in the
service. He has been specializing in X.
Ray work and is located at Camp Qgle-
thrope, Ga, which is in Chicamaugua
park in the infirmary. He finished his
course August 6.
Mrs. c. E. Holloway arrived from Ia
coma this week. She is. q sister of Mrs.
j. S. Cooper, Jr., and she will make her
home at the DR.. Allen residence on Main
street. Mr.. Holloway has charge of
'Armor' $ company in Tacoma, and owing
to the crowded condition Of that city
has been impossible to secure resi-
dence for his family.
Mrs. Verd Hall and daughter Verda
returned last week from visit with
relatives in Albany.
The marriage of Miss Eloise Davis
and Mr.. Floyd Bewley of this city was
solemnized at the Catholic church in
Dallas last Wednesday morning, Father
Deanoff, officiating.
They left Immediately for Portland
for a short honeymoon. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. D. d. Davis,
and she is a graduate of the Independent
ce High school and is splendid musi-
clan. The groom is the Oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Bewley and was for
merly engineer on the I. and M. railroad.
Since its discontinuance he has been
connected with the Valley and Siletz
road. Mr.. and Mrs Bewley will make
their home in this city.
Ward Butler and wife returned home
last Sunday from Victoria, B. c. where
they went to attend the One Hundred
Thousand club of the New York Life.
Only three others in the state were eli
gible to attend the club and only one IN
the district had written more lnsur-
ance that Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Townsend, Miss
Frances Townsend, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Hedges mOtored to Tillamook last
Sunday. They visited Bar View, Cara
baldi and other beaches, returning on
Tuesday night.
Miss Wnnafred came up from Port
land Tuesday to visit Miss Emma Hen
kle.
Grover Mattison has returned from
Mabel where he spent the summer.
Chester Douglas of Candy visited his
relatives the o. A. Kreamer s this week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Huff and son, Boyd are
visiting Portland friends this week.
Mrs. L. L. Hewitt and son, Lavallc,
and Mrs. o. D. Donaldson returned last
Thursday from Bar HarbOr.
The Misses Beatrice and Mildred Jar
Wis of Albany have returned home after
visit with Mrs. Verd Hill.
At a special meeting Of the Woman s
club which was held at the Library last
Monday for the purpose Of electing de-
hgates to the Federation, September
1920, the following were chosen dele.
gates: Mrs. Clyde Ecker, Mrs. J. S. Coo
per; alternates, Mrs. X. c. Eldridge,
Mrs. o. ID. Butler. The first meeting
of the club will be reception for the
mothers and wives who have sons or
husbands represented on the Community
Service Flag
]. s. Cooper. Mrs. J. S. Cooper, Jr.,
Mrs. S. b. Walker and Miss Genevieve
Cooper motored to Eugene last Thurs.
day.
J. L. and Mark Hanna were here from
Portland this week.
Miss Madalene Kreamer will leave
will resume her duties as principal of