Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-05
SILVERTON NEWS

(Capital journal Special SerNleel
Silverton, May Miss Marie Jones
arrived in the city wednesday evening
and Thursday morning resumed work
in the post office. Miss Jones comes to
relieve R. G.. Allen, who finds it i'm
possible to hold the position of assist
ant postmaster He will devote his
whole time to the garage business in
the future.
DR.. Wrightman performed an oper-
alton on Mrs. f.. A. Nesheim at the
sanitorium last Friday. The patient rs
recovering nicely.
Frank Woleott returned to the city
Wednesday evening after visiting in
Eugene for several days with his broth
er. Chet Wolcott,
Mrs. George II. Street was in the
city Wednesday conducting her usual
singing classes. Mrs. Street now in;
struets regular singing assembly in the
high school on Wednesday of each
week.
Miss Madge Scott was Portland
visitor the fore part of the week.
Sergeant Walter =. White, nephew
Of c. NJ. Coy Of the Silver Falls he
itel, is in the city and will make his
home here indefinitely. He has been
in the army for four years, recently
teturning from France. He has receiv.
ed his discharge and will WORK during
the summer months.
\ new building is soon to be erect.
ed in this city by the Christian Science
society on their lot on the corner OF
Third and Lewis streets. Plans aHd
specifications have been drawn and the
contract is soon to be let to the low
est bidder.
Miss Bess Cow den, who is teaching
in Corvallis, visited in this city the
last Of the week.
Mrs. Carl Anundson was a Salem
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Slater Of Portland
visited last week at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Orlie Recce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Tokstad went to
Portland this week to attend a district
convention of the Luthern church; Mr.
Tokstad was delegate to this meeting
Mesdames Charles and Jacob Jacob
son visited in Salem Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. s. Jock returned
Saturday from a visit to different
parts in Washington.
Eva Miller returned to Portland Sat
urday after visit with relatives in
this city.
Nels Olson left Tuesday for Stan
wood Wash. where he will enter the
old peoples home. Mr.. Monson, super
intendent of the home, arrived in this
|citv and accompanied Mr.. Olson on
his trip.
Morten Luther Of Hubbard trans
acted business in this city Saturday
Mrs. Lewis Anderson is enjoying
visit from her son who has been in
Portland. where he has been under med
zeal care. He is feeling much better
now and is fast gaining his health.
Miss Mabel Olds OF Portland motor
cd to this city Sunday, also visiting
{ friends at the Miekleson home on How
ell Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hove and daughter
Esther. Of Mckee visited friends ID
this city Monday.
Esther and Otto Genzel were in the
I Capital city Sunday.
Mr.. Brnde left Tuesday for Stan
wood. Wash. E, where he will enjoy
short visit.
Mrs. !. +. Conrad is recovering nice
llv from a severe ease Of erysipelas.
Miss Vcsta Conrad returned to her
work az "The shop" after an enfore
ed vacation during which time she TOOK
care Of her mother.
A. A. srindo went to Portland Sat
urdav where he spent a few days with
relatives. lie arrived home Monday
evening, accompanied By his wife who
Z had enjoyed longer visit in the me
tropOlis.
Mrs. II. Dahl went to Portland
Friday to spend the week end with her
daughter Mrs. Theodore Opsund.
Miss Selma Rierson visited in Salem
Sunday.