Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-08
SILVERTON NEWS
Capital Journal Special service)

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Silverton, Nov. S. Mr.. and Mrs
J. G. Hill and little daughter, Maxine
were guests at the G.. D. Bowen home
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Blanche Stevenson visited ii
Salem Sunday evening.
Mrs. Edith Cooley left Wednesday
for Portland where she will receive in
structions at q private business col
lege. Mr.. Wallace Cooley and wife of
Astoria will move to Silverton and Mr..
Cooley will look after the interests in
the moving picture show here while
his sister-in-law is away.
Halford Briden, accompanied by his
mother, also Miss Miller and Mrs. VIM.
Taw motored to Woodburn Tuesday to
investigate something concerning Hal
ford's QUESTIONABLE.
Miss Mona Brown, who was recover
ing SO nicely from Influenza has had
a relapse.
Miss Hilda Chase who has been
teaching school near Molalla is TAX
ing been closed on account Of the
ing been closed on accouont of the
"flu." She is spending her vacation
with Silverton friends. Her brother,
Harold Of the U. s. navy, has been here
on a few days furlough.
John Hollingsworth Of sSilverton who
has been taking the Officers training
course at Eugene has been in this city
for a short visit. John expects to be
sent to Kentucky this week where he
will receive further instruction fol
military service.
Ben Clifford was taken quite sick
a few days ago with Spanish influenza,
Word was received here recently
from George Shields telling of the
death Of a second brother, Clyde, who
died just two weeks after another bro,
Their.
Miss Alpha Rosenquest, her sister
Vera, Mrs. Rosenquest and Mrs. Jack
White, all of Salem were Silverton Wis
istors Monday. n
Mrs. Standish gave a Hallow 'eI
party for Mari and Parthina Woods.
Robert Renwick, Clutch" Einscott
Mrs. Harley Smith, Pearl and Grace
Wolcott motored to Portland Sunday,
Mrs. Smith and the Misses Wolcott re-
turned Sunday evening.
Spencer Barter Of Portland was a
Silverton visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Reeves anne back from
Portland a few days ago. She went
there to meet a friend who had seen
her son, Delbert 3'oyer there"
Mr.. and Mrs. Tchanz, have returned
from Brownsville where they have been
visiting with Mrs. Tchanz parents.
Mrs. Byrd Miller returned from Port
land Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Quail have NOV
ed into the Rosmer building on Water
lew Osborn came up from Portland
to spend Sunday with his wife who is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Till
man Hutton.
Miss Marjorie Riches spent several
DAYS at home due to closing of the
Howell Prairie school where she has
been teaching.
Mrs. Haven received a telegram an
nouncing the death Of her son ri Black
Hills, South Dakota. Mr.. Haven died
Of influenza. He leaves a mother and
Mrs. Closter of Bethany, also a
sister at Salem to mour his loss.
Albert Towe has been promoted to
the position Of sergeant in the infan-
try Of the A. Z. F. in France. George
Towe writes that he has besn in the
thickest Of the fray for a good while
and Casper a third son oi Andrew
Towe of this city is also in France,
but as yet has not been sent to the
front.
William G. Taw who is. taking the
officers training course in the east
his wife that he is soo 10 be
commissioned lieutenant. He will then
be sent TO Europe.
Rev. Roseland offieiated "wednesday
1t the Miller cemetery services of Mrs.
.ye's ION who died at Camp Lewis
while in the service of his country.
Mrs. John Anderson Of the East Oak