Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-16
WacOnda News
Capital journal Special seryicc)

(Capltai journal Speclal OerVlCcD
Waconda, April 16.-Mrs. Habert and
son Walter have returned from a long
visit in Texas and Arizona.
Mr.. Henry Lamb the Oregon Elec-
trio operator of this city has purchased
a new 1918 Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frakes, the section fore
man has moved to Portland.
Mrs. J.. G. Savage is with us again
after an extended visit to New York
City.
Mr.. Pearl Patterson is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Rose Patterson lisa Waconda Wis
itor.
A number of Waconda people took In
the Red Cross play at Gervais Saturday
evening. Those who attended were:
j. G. Savage and family, Leverne Pal
mer, Gertureard, and Alice Simmons,
Charley Hall and family, G.. G.. Bush
and family, Geo. Thurman and family,
Nellie and Ray Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nusons and family, frank Mathis and
family.
Mrs. Larvic did shopping at Salem
last week.
Mrs. Ralph Shepard visited relatives
in Portland last week.
Mrs. D. T. Heath gave a very inter
esting lecture for the school children
on China, Japan, Philippine Islands.
Mr.. Geo. Shepard has disposed of
his farm and stock and will leave for
France soon.
Carlton Savage visited his sister, Mrs.
Byron Goodenough in Seattle a few
days ago.
Mrs. Thurman was thrown from her
buggy, some hurt, but not serious.
Miss Alice Palmer is home again af-
ter spending the winter in Salem.
J. NJ. Binkly has moved to Port
land
Mrs. C. G. Russle's brother has been
visiting her from Montana.
Mrs. II. G. Eldridge and Mrs. Smith
are visiting in Portland.
Mr.. G. w. Marker has the contract Of
building cottages for the government
at Tacoma, Wash.
Master James Parks had a slight frac-
ture Of the skull. He vas in a run
away. .
The Oregon Electric has repaired all
IntlI Du11ulHRS at w dNOAiAAJ hhASA "ND
a great improvement.
Miss Nellie Patterson has been visit
ing friends in Tacoma, Washington.
Charlotte Russell was visiting with
relatives in Portland for two weeks.
A. l.. Ryan has been called to France
and will leave in a few days.
Mrs. Keppinger has moved to Salem,
Mr.. Turhoone OF Salem is living IN her
place.
Mrs. Lamb and family has moved to
Newberg.
Mr.. Archie Marley left shortly for
Los Angeles, where he has purchased an
orange farm.
Mrs. Keene accompanied her sister,
Mrs. F. B. Chase as far as Portland
Saturday where the latter VIII go to
Seattle for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Herbert and son Walter spent a
few days in Portland with friends.
j. G. Savage Is erecting a water tower
where he will furnish the water for
Waconda.
Hank and Maude Lamb motored from
Newberg Wednesday last.
Gertrude Simmons, has been suffering
very much with her eyes.
E. J.. Becker and family have moved
from Portland to Waeonda.
A very exciting time when the dance
hall of the town caught on fire and
burnt to the ground.
The sound of the anvil once heard
again. Mr.. Simmons is the possessor.
The ladies of Waconda were seen
getting flowers from the boulevard
which viii be very artisticaIy arranged
later.
Red Cross viii meet at Mrs daLer1a
next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Hilma Aufrane has moved back
here after spending the winter in Port
land.
81 bows of Chemawa bahd gave a con
aart at Waeonda for the Red Crosg.