Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11
MONMOUTH NEWS
lcapltal Joarnal speelal serviee.


Monmouth, Or, July l0-The date
for the annual "stunt" event at the
normal has been set for Wednesday,
July 80. The groups are already pre-.
pairing aud a very entertaining evening
is promised. This event will be held
on the campus in the beautiful fir grove
and everybody is welcome to attend.
Practically every member Of the 1919
class has been placed satisfactory for
the coming year and still President
Aekcrman is receiving requests for nor.
NAL graduates.
Mrs A. h. James, manager OF the
western branch of the r. A. Owen Pub.
fishing company, whose headquarters
are al san Francisco, YVES at the normal
Monday and Tuesday.
Prof. }. B. Hofner Of o. A. G. win
give an illustrated lecture on the /" His.
tory Of Oregon" Thursday morning at
the chapel hour
MIR. Thompson, principal OF one of
the Pendleton schools, aud MI. Ailer,
principal from Washington county, are
doing special work at the normal.
Superintendent Boaney Of Waseo
county was recent visator at the
normal.
Things were quiet in Monmouth on
the Fourth. Many citizens and stu
dents went elsewhere Co celebrate. A
picnic WAS held In the normal grove and
enjoyed by students and faculty who
remained.
The Red Lantern was seen in film
last Wednesday night in the normal au,
ditorium
Rev. Ora G. Wright, d. d., executive
secretary and superintendent of Bap-
tist work for Oregon, was in town last
week inspecting the Naples property
and assisting Rev. Il. b. Pace in ar.
ranging for the transfer Of the same
to the Baptists. He instructed Rev. Pace
to prepare plans for the proposed
church church and community house
and submit them to the board al an
early date.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Tallman came up
from Portland Sunday to gather their
cherry crop which they took back with
them.
r. j. Edwards aud family weat 10 80
lem Sunday to attend the funeral Of
little Emily Edwards, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs, Edwards Of Turner, They re-
eeived word late Saturday evening an
nouncing the death Of the child.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Calbreath, W. w.
Miller and family, Mrs. Allen johnson
and children and j. l.. Van Lean and
family were among those who eele.
brated the Fourth in Dallas.
Jay Knapp arrived in Monmouth
Thursday for an indefinite visit with
friends and relatives. Jay is working
at the Columbia shipyard and just now
the workers are out on strike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fream Of
Roseburg visited several days last week
with Mr.. Fream 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ika Fream; also with Mr.. and Mrs. l.or.
ence, parents of Mrs Fream. They
came to attend the wedding of Miss
Hazel Lorenee.
Miss DonnS Mason left Saturday for
Salem TO begin a course al the Capital
Business College.
Joy Ostrom is visiting this week with
his cousin, Glen Wiltsey of route 4, ss
lem.
Among Monmouth people who helped
swell the crowds in Salem on the Fourth
were J. s. Prime and family, Mr. and
Mrs. John Palmer, #. J. Edwards and
family, Miss Tena Brown, MI. aud Mrs.
FIeam, aud the Misses Aeta Harvey,
Beth Partridge, Una Vinegar aud Beth
Ostrom.
Mr. aud Mrs. f. G. Cole are the very
proud parents Of baby boy, born to
them sunday. June %. The baby has
been named Willis Erwin.
Miss Lydia Powell aud Mfr. Park Car
miehsel were united in marriage Fri.
day. June 81. al the home Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Powell,
northwest Of town. Mr.. Carmichael has
farm Ia sherman county where the
couple will make their future home.
A number Of Monmouth grangers en-
joyed last sunday pienieking At Mon.
mouth Orchards.
Normal Lodge met in regular session
Monday night and installed The follow.
ing officers, who will serve for the en-
suing six menthG r. b. Pace. noble
grand. George LaF'anee. vice grands
SECRETARY, Paa Taekeroai treasurer, II.
X siekafoese. Following the iustalla
tioa refreshments Of lee cream and cake
were served aud : good social lime en-.
ieyed BY all.
Capital Chaplain " \. s,kias IS