Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-15
Hazel Green News
(Capital journal special servinel


Hazel Green, Or. Feb. 15.-In the re
cent drive for Armenian relief funds
$S6.45 was secured in this district by
Mrs. Rape and Mrs. Kuenzi. The former
walked several miles in order to accom-
pllsh her part of the solicitation.
Monday was visiting day. SO there
was no school here on that day.
i Miss Adah Latham returned from 6
two weeks visit at Lacomb, last Friday
Merle Chapman and Henry Rasmussen
drove to Waconda, Saturday, to attend
la Pie' social that evening and re.
turned Sunday evening.
i The Red Cross Auxiliary will meet at
the Hazel Green church, Thursday after
noon, About dozen women have been
coming to help win the work and Others
are asked to come if possible.
An appropriate Arbor Day program
was given at the schoolhouse ON last Fri
day afternoon. The presence Of the par
ents and friends would be much appre-
eiated on such occasions.
Miss Merle Sischo or Salem spent
Sunday at Hazel Green and attended
Sunday school and church services.
Miss Adah Latham spent the week
end with friends in Philomath.
The Women s Missionary society will
hold their annual franks Offering meet
ing at the U. B. church, Friday after
noon, at o clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Gingrich of Salem
spent part of last week as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Dunigan of How
ell Prairie. The Gingrichs are going to
m IN Eano1o aoo,
win DUNCAN took his G. p. Juniors
to Salem Sunday afternoon to attend the
Junior Endeavor at the Presbyterian
church.
Frank Franklin was given a surprise
party at his home last Wednesday even
ing, the occasion being his birthday. A
very pleasant time was reported by
those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Outright made
a trip to Stayton, Monday.
Prof. d. E. Cooper and Miss Myrtle
Outright visited the Hayesville school
Monday.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Zielinski
daughter of Charles Zielinslxi, to Joseph
Fielen of Marshfield took place at st.
Joseph s church in Salem Tuesday at 10
a. m. Following the ceremony, the bri-
dal party, relatives and few friends
over fifty went to the home
OF the bride s parents at Hazel Green
where an elaborate dinner was served. /
The bride wore silk crepe de chine and |
dress trimmed with wide gold |
lace and carried a shower boquet of |
white carnations Miss Rosie Zielinski I
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and
was attired in blue crepe de chine and
seorgette crepe dress. The groom was at
ended by his brother Lawrence Fielen.
Many handsome presents of silyerware,
lnen, glass, etc., were received by the
young couple. The bride is well known
lere and has been employed for some
ime at the Hamilton Furniture store.
Ar. and Mrs. Fielen will make their
Tome in Marshfield where the groom is
in the Bakery business.
Miss Flossie Overman of Philomath
Who has just been to Tacoma and Camp
lewis, arrived Wednesday to spend a
ew days with Miss Emma Fisher.
VIM. Mersinger and Mrs. r. B. Jack
on of Astoria came up Wednesday to :
ent their respective places and get more 5
t their goods, as they expect to remain
t Astoria Indefinitely.
Mrs. Belle Franklin and sons, Howard
nd Frank, left Thursday for Portland
hero they will make their home.
Glenn and Grace Rape are the first
,hool children here to become members
t the Rainbow Regiment.