Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-20
Willamette Valley News

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last week.
Mis- Pearl P,eiyal was here from
Portland visiting frieads iasf week.
Ar. and Mrs. :. A. Bewley and Mrs
E. E. Tripp motOred TO Newport las
! week TO spend several DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs j. ". Dimiek ami Mrs
Frank Smith returned Tuesday from ,
pleasant outing at the Newport beach
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith were here
from Portland this week visiting hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Smith.
Mrs A. C. Moore and children have
returned frem a visit with her sister
near Salem.
Miss Nellie Bromberg was here from
Portland visiting her home folks last
week end.
Misses Grace aud Katheryn Jones OF
Corvallis were guests at the J. n
Jones home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Davidson. D. L.
Hedges and Mrs. ]. G. Mcintosh went
to Bar View last Saturday to spend
several weeks at their cottage.
: William Maekey was here from Bend
the first of the week. visiting his
daughter, Mrs. 5. f. Owen. Mr. Maekey
was sheriff Of Benton county for TWEEN
ty consecutive wears.
Dr.. and Mrs Pengra and Mrs. 0. A.
kreamer motored from Portland last
Sunday and spent the day with. the
Misses Madaline aud Gretchen Krea-
mer. Mr.. Kreamer was taken from the
Good Samaritan hospital to the Pen.
gra home this week and expects to be
able to return to his Independence
home soon.
Miss Joy Cooper is here spending. a
while with her father, J. r. Cooper.
She is preparing to go overseas as her
services have been accepted. She is an
excellent nurse having graduated from
the Good Samaritan hospital.
Mrs. E \. johnson motored to Dal-
las last Friday in company with her
sister. Mis-. james Hanna, and Mrs.
Sara Irvine, While there she had a
violent attack of acute indigestion.
She was brought home the following
day and is doing nicely.
Z. J, Johnson, Guy Walker and Jas.
Jones motored to Portland on business
last Friday
Mrs. Geo Girard is visiting her sis
ter a Bar View
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hiltibrand are Wis,
iting in Portland.
Cecil Swcpe left last Wednesday for
Seattle where he goes to enlist in the
merchant marine.
Mrs. Chas Calbreath and children re-
turned last Wednesday from Newport
where they have been spending fort
night.
VIM. Dawes visited in Portland this
week
Mrs. J. II Collins is spending the
week with relatives in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs, Glen Newton will leave
for Portland soon to make their home.
Mrs NJ, j. Bulloeh is visiting rela
tyes in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs i Dixon of Portland
visited at the c. b. Smith home this
week.
Mrs VIM. Quarter has returned from
a visi with relatives in Portland.
Mrs. j. W. Ball, Mrs L. Chaney and
Mrs. Winnafred BAH of Portland Wis.
ited Mrs A Wilson last week.
Horace Clark is visiting relatives in
Portland.
Miss Edna Mills, county home dem
onstrator, aud Mrs Minhie Braden,
county chairman Of the woman $ coun-
ell of national defense, spoke at the
Isis theater Saturday afternoon to
large gathering Miss Mills spoke cspe
cially of the many ways to conserve
food, clothing. etc, and gave many
valuable receipts 1t is expected that a
class IN millinery and dress making
will be organized here under the di
reetion Of Miss Mills. Mrs. Braden told
of the valuable work being done by the
woman 5 council of national defense.
She spoke Of her recent visit to the
in spokane, where plans were
make to conduct the big Y. W. G. Al
drive in. October. Mrs. Clyde Ecker
heal chairman of the woman council
Of national defense, presided over the
Mrs. sherman HAYS, who has been
the very efficient chairman Of the Red
Cross sewing rooms for several months,
has RESIGNED. Her place has been fill
el by Mrs. G. A. Mclaughlin and Mrs
II Mattison. two very capable ladies
Mrs. L. Damon celebrated her birth.
day last Tuesday evening with q De-
Hghtful dinner party Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith
and. Mr. and Mrs. o. c. locke Of Sa
lem and Mr., anil Mrs. L. Damon Mrs
Damon received many useful presents
Under the direction Of the woman 5
council of national defense the drive
for enrolling student nurses has been
very successful The Misses Ora Fen
ton aud Pauline Stapletan have enlist
cd IN the preferred class. thereby SIG
nifviug their WILLINGNESS 10 go where
they are most neeued independence al
ready has two nurses doing foreign
duty and two others who have been az.
cepted for foreign service, and still
another student nurse at Camp Lewis
which makes good record for the
city.