Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-30
Spring Valley News
Capital journal Special Service,


Spring Valley, Or, May 29.-L. E.
Bradford left Wednesday morning for
Newport, to visit his family who have
spent the winter there.
Miss Elsie Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Holland Cation and infant son spent
Thursday night with friends in Salem,
and left Friday for Tillamook where
they viii visit for several weeks with
their mother, Mrs. Taylor.
The Red Cross met Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Lynn Purvine, the
sewing for the day consisting of the
making of helpless case shirts.
Miss Irene Bradford has returned
home from Iowa, where she spent the
winter visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams, of Salem
spent Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. IL. Crawford.
Mrs. Carrie Gibson returned home.
Saturday, after several days visit in Sa-
lem with relatives.
The Lincoln school closed Friday af.
ternoon with pleasing exercises and pro
gram, prepared by the children as
surprise for their teacher, Miss Frazier
Miss Frazier returned Saturday to her
home in Salem.
Miss Ethyl Sohn, who is working at
Frank Crawford S spent the week end
with her parents at North Spring Val
ley.
Mrs. A. NJ. Patrick returned Sunday
from a visit with relatives at Newberg.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Koch and three
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Wis
tied over Sunday with their father, W.
S. Cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells and child
rem of Salem, called at w. II. Craw
ford S Sunday evening.
Henry Ankle and Frank Carleton and
families moved to Oregon City, Mon
day, where the men win work in the
paper mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Harvey, of Sa.
lem, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Henry of Spring Valley, motor
I'd up the Columbia highway Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam I. Phillips and fam
ly of Salem, were here last Wednesday
caring for their cemetery lot.
r. A. Looney and family, of Salem,
visited Sunday at the home of his
laughter, Mrs. Roy Vance.
A fishing party composed of Frank
Phil Patrick, Jesse Walling
and Mrs. Stevens spent Sunday at Sill
YER Creek bringing home small string
,f fish, about fifteen.
Mrs. James French spent Sunday Wis
ting Salem relatives. Her daughter,
Evelyn, who has spent the past week
in Salem, accompanied her home.
Mrs. r. c. Shepard has been quite
IN with the measles.
Miss Marion Zinzer, Of Salem, spent
ast week with her sister, Mrs. Donald
Crawford Marion had a case of measles
and SO had a weeks vacation from
school.
Gooseberry picking viii commence
about Wednesday. There is quite a good
,lcan crop this year ano eotA growers
md piekers should make some money.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Crawford, Sunday morning, May
,6. Or. Pomeroy of Salem, attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Domel Crawford enter /
aimed Ariel, Howard, Dorothy and Mar.
ON Zinzer of Salem, Sunday, also the
Misses Emma Moores and Edith Bird.
Howard is drawn in the draft and ex-
Dccts to leave for Fort Mcdowell SAT
irday. -,
d. G. Henry has not been very wen
,or the nast few weeks.
Several Of the farmers have just mn
shed planting beans. R c, Shepard
,lanting about forty acres, Chas. Cop.
,oek. twenty acres and w. II. and
!. II. Crawford about twelve acres II
,ycrvoae did as well, there would be
q many beans that the soldier would
AVE 10 change his song Of "Soupy
,ouny. soupv. And Not Single Beanl"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Scott and Mr..
md Mrs. Francis Mckinley composed
motoring party to Portland and the Col
Imbia highway for the week end.
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