Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-02
Les Special CoesPonden
Larson Funeral
Held Thursday
In Silperton


Lawrence b. Larson, who died at Il
Silverton hospital Monday evening
was held in the Trinity church yes
terday, Rev. Geo. Henriksen officiat
ing. Lawrence Larson was son q
John l.. Larson, and was born f
Grafton. ". Dak,, July 10, 1897. HI
came TO Siiverton with his parent
in 1901. Lawrence had been workin!
in Portland for some time and cam,
home on account of i'll health, but hi
condition was not considered serious
He continued to fail in health, how
ever, and a few days before his deatt
he was taken to the hospital where
he passed away.
Miss Purl Patrick, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Patrick, was marie
Wednesday evening at the home OF
her parents to Miliard NJ. Meredith.
Rev. J. A. Bennett pastor of the
Christian church, performed the cera
mony. The newlyweds were recip-
tents of numerous useful presents.
One of the outstanding features of
the happy occasion was wedding
supper.
Rev. J. A. Bennett was one of the
lucky members of the Oregon Chris
tian churches who drew a number
emitting him to the privilege of help
ing clean up the grounds at Turner
before the annual convention. He is
now on the job.
w. H. Williams has just complet-
ed a large barn on his ranch near
here. Mr.. Williams says the barn will
house forty tons of hay and he hopes
TO fill it this harvest.
A score or more of Miss Minnie
Mascher's lady friends assembled at
the home OF her parents in South
Silverton Wednesday afternoon 20
join the hostess in celebrating her
birthday anniversary. Ice cream, cake
and Strawberries were served and a |
very pleasant time was had.
Slverton business houses will close !
Monday, July 5th, observing the ma
tion's birthday. Many Silyerton peo-
pie will attend the celebration in
Woodburn this year.
Henry Schroeder of this city. was
elected as delegate to
the Spanish war veterans encamp-
ment at Marshfield, by the Hal Hib-
bard post in Salem, and will leave
Sunday for that place, The conven-
tion viii be held on the 5th, 9th and
Tth
By the end Of this week the con-
tractor will have completed the res
srvoir for the city water system, and
ihe water commission expects to
urn in the water by tomorrow night
rhe tank is larger than the ola one
md is expected to be a great improve
nent
The bursting Of water main in
he Silver creek system few days
lgo caused superintendent Mount
ome little extra effort and retard-
d the water supply from. that source
Frank V. Wray. who has been
working at Black Rock for some
ime. has returned to. Silverton to
pend the Fourth
Lloyd Haberly. law student at the
Harvard university, is spending his
acation at the home of his father,
). b. Haberly, in the Waldo Hills.
Dolph McClaine, vice president of a
he Coolidge & McClaine bank is in
he city from Colfax. Wash. where 5
e has other banking interests He ]
J guest of his sister, Mrs. c. w. S
.eene.
Word was received here yesterday
the arrival of baby girl at the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Geiser
/ Salem on June 18th Mr.. and Mrs,
eiser were residents of Silverton be-
ire their marriage,
J. o, Anderson and family left yes
rday for Drain. Or, where he re-
'ntly purchased farm. They have
cen living in Silverton for several
ears, aud Mr.. Anderson has been
nployed at one of the mills
Miss Glover Miller and Miss Ros-
la Richardson, who have been Wis
ng In Salem during the week, will
ave tomorrow for Berkeley, Cal,
here they will attend sumner
hoo at the University of California
Miss Alma Grinde is home from
ortland to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Renshaw of
okane, Wash, who have been Vis-
ng relatives here for several days,
Il yesterday for Mapleton, Or,
acre they will reside in the future.
rs. Renshaw is native of Silver
4 and sister of the late Homer
NEWPORT, While here they visited
the Mrs. Lou Davenport home.
Chas. Reynolds is moving out OF