Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-17
INDEPENDENCE NEWS

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Independence, Or, Sept. lf.-fhe In
dependence Training school will begin
next Wednesday, September IS. Tho
corps of teachers will include as critics
Misses Katherine Arbuthnot, Kate
Houx, Emily Devore and Mary Will
hams. All but the last named taught
here last year. Miss Mary Williams
comes from Chicago and succeeds Miss
Grace Williams of last year. The High
school will not begin until September
%. Prof. Eugene W. Smith Of Pasa'
dena, California, will be the superinten-
dent. He will be assisted by Miss
Lottie Granger of Dcs Moines, IOWA
Miss Mabel Boughy and Mrs. Edith Me-
Laren of Salem.
Sergeant Guy A. Newton of this city
was married in Albany last Monday tol
Miss Ethel Viola Beauehamp. They arc
spending their honeymoon with relation
in this city. AT the expiration Of his
furlough they will make their home in
Tacoma, Sergeant Newton being sta
toned at Camp Lewis.
A wedding that came as a surprise
to their friends was that of Miss Anna
Newton to Sergeant Gustro Fisher. The
ceremony was solemnized in Dallas last
Friday. The bride is very popular
girl with the younger set. Mr. and Mrs
Newton will make their home in ia,
coma, he being stationed at Camp
Lewis.
Ed. L. Townsend who has conducted
Main street barber shop here for
number of years, will begin work as a
rural mail carrier He will take route
out Of Monmouth.
Misses Vale Hildebrand and Irene Ed
dy visited in Corvallis, Thursday.
Ross Nelson and Moss Walker have
returned from motor trip through
the eastern part of the state.
A. son was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Barber.
Miss Gertrude Heffley has gone to
Prineville to teach school.
NJ. W. MCGOWAN and family spent
last week in Glendale, Washington.
Mrs. X. G. Eldridge returned last
Saturday from visit with friends in
Portland. While there she placed her
son Lawrence in the Polytechnic High.
He will specialize in electrical engineer
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper w. Hodgson and
family Of Yonkers-on-Hurson, N. Y, Wis
tied with their relatives Mr. and Mrs
j. S. Cooper this week. The party
with their chauffeur had maze the trip
from New York to California in seven
passenger Cadillac. Mr.. Hodgson cs-
tablished and owns the World Book
Publishing company. They viii visit in
Portland, Seattle and other places be-
fore returning home.
Miss Edna Mills, county home de-
monstratoF, was here today.
Ward Butler is looking after business
in Eastern Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tice were here
from Portland visiting relatives and
frineds.
Miss Irene Eddy will enter o. A. c..
this year. She will specialize in mu-
sic.
Mrs. II. A. Childs Is here from Port
land visiting relatives.
After vacation for the summer the
Eastern Star resumed regular meetings
last Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Craven has gone to
Hood River where she viii begin teach
ing school,
Misses Dorothy and Gladys ChiIds Of
Portland are visiting here.
Miss Mary Williams arrived from
from Chicago Thursday ard will begin
her duties as critic teacher in the train
ing school. She will make her home
with Mrs Hattie Hemple.
Mrs.O. Whitaker visited relatives in
J Portland his week. She will begin her