Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-15
MARION NEWS


the recently returned soldier and sailor
boys was held at the W. o. W. hall
last Friday nihgt. A good crowd was
present and enjoyed the short program
which followed the playing Of games
The boys each gave interesting talks;
and music was furnished by Miss Huek-
enstein, at the piano, and Miss Clara
Doerfler as soloist, both of Salem. The
assistance on the program of the two
from Salem was much appreciated by
all present. There were six boys pres
ent, Kenneth Doerfaer, Albert Fennell,
Claude Terhune, Ernest Bouek, Ne
Kinley Robbins and Iieut. Delaseaa
! Oscar Bouck has returned since then
and is now at home with his parents.
Last Saturday Miss Doris Barber
and Mckinley Robbins took a short
trip to Salem and when they came
back "Mc" set up the treats and
announced that Miss Barber was no
more. She is now Mrs. Mckinley Reb-
bins. The bride and groom are spend
ing their honeymoon at the Robbins
ranch north Of town.
| The Friends @. T. Valentine social
will be held at the home Of B, G. Bron-
ner next Friday evening. The Presby-
terian G. E. social will be held at the
M. A. Barber home.
There will be two debates at school
in the near future. The 4th grades will
settle the question concerning the use
fulness of the cow and the horse, in
this, their first debate. The 5th graders
have chosen this question, Resolved
that the northeastern states are of
more Importance than the southern
states.
Miss Harriet Colgan, who is attend
ing the Capital Business college, spent
the week end with her parents.
| Mrs. Eta Bureau of Stayton has
been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Robbins.
Kenneth Doerfler has left for Mon
tana to join his wife, who has been
making her home with her parents dur
| ing his service in the U. s. N.
Friends of Luther Barbebr will be
glad to learn of his safe recovery from
an operation for appendicitis.
E. e. Beings left last Thursday
for Aberdeen, s. D., to visit his moth
er, who was i'll. Word receivedd since
he left says she is improving.
Grover Stevens purchased E. d.
Vert IS Ford last week..
Everyone is invited to the scchool
house Friday afternoon to enjoy q pro-
gram by the pupils. They are prepar-
ing it without the aid Of the teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ensley went to
Salem Tuesday, returning Wednesday
evening.
The Fast Lumber Co. loaded out 2
ear leads Of lumber this week.
Glen Cooley has gone to eastern
| Oregon on business.
Mr.. Ensley and Mr.. Loretz loaded
out car loads Of potatoes last week
and Mr.. Vert is loading another one to
day.
Mr.. Parks was resent visitor at the
A. W. Mcfarland home.
Lou Doerfler of Sublimity is visit
| ing his sister, Mrs. H. E. Russell.
Mrs. Hunt, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to her home at
Mill City.
Miss Eleanor Huckestein and Miss
Clara Doerfler were guests of Mrs, R.
E.. Russell last Friday and Saturday.
Hugh Cook and family expect to
move to Yakima, WASH, the last of
this week. The best wishes of their
many friends here 60 with them.
Mrs Lenora Hoag has returned from
visit with relatives in Jefferson.
Mrs. Tony Gentry is suffering from
a severe attack of rheumatism, necessi-
tating the use Of crutches to be about.
Word has been received from Jos.
Wilson of Salem, announcing the ar
rival Of baby girl at their home. She
has been named Lucille May. The Will
sons moved ffrom here last fall and
have many friends in this vicinity.
Ira Allsman and family Of North
Santiam visited at the Brewer home
Sunday.
Mrs. T. Thomas is suffering from
an attack of -lumbago.
The boy scouts are reorganizing and
making new plans for the future.
D. A. Hoag was an Albany visitor
last week.
Mr.. Garretson, Mrs. Bonner's father,
returned last week from Denair, Cal.
He and Mrs. Garretson will live near
the Hunsaker scholl where she is EN-.
ployed as teacher.
Prof. and Mrs. Hoag are busy cor
recting examination papers from the
boys state industrial school, sent to
them by Supt. Churchill.
J. A. Trester has returned home from
his work in Salem, on account of the
high water there.
N. A. Olson has rented the Beard
place.
Plans are being made to move the
Fast mill to the Turner woods at
North Santiam next week.
B. F. Ensley and II. Lorctz are put
ting in a new bridge by N. A. Olson s..
They have been using rowboat since
the old bridge went out.