Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-18
Siyerton Man
Passes; Burial
This Afternoon

y y 6ilverton, Or sept. ls.-Follow-
En- - an Illness Of but q few days !,
~ Hobins0n, a prominent business
N1ihn of this city, passed away at
The DalIes late wednesday nx.ns
ahere he went hoping to find re-
4fef he had been suffering with
asthma for some time and on the
H Saturday previous went with his
y N1partner In business, Ill. Edison, TO
The palles. The. body was shippea
\ 10 Eilverton yesterday and the fu-
I nerzal will be held at 2 o'clock this
s.snfternoon.
III ar- Robinson came here from
+ sFDrtland nearly four years ago and
SswAs manager OF the II. l.. Stiff
z Tnrniture company's store In this
|! Eity- Last summer he was taken
m and underwent an operation and
ut this time he was forced to vacate
his position with the Stiff company
i n Few months ago he went in busi-
ness partnership with J. l.. Edison
S and they started furniture store
an Lewis street. which Mr.. Robin
s0n was managing up to the time
of his last illness. A little more
than a week ago Mr.. Robinson went
no Seattle to buy goods and while
ahere contracted a severe cold. Sub
seuuent to this attack he seemed to
4 ne afflicted with asthma, and was
advised by his physician to go to a
higher altitude for short time. He
I. was taken with pneumonia the day
after he went to the hospital in
TIE DaIles. and although every at
isfention possible was given him, he
passed away.
Mr. Robinson is survived by his
wife and four children. John Robin
500, af Candy. Charles Robinson of
Portland, Mrs. H. e. McCaskill and
Louis Robinson of this city.
Mrs. Robinson went to The Dali
Res upon receipt of telegram ad-
vfsing her of his critical condition.
and reached his bedside short
& time before he passed away.
The funeral will be in charge of
Axse Modern Woo6men lodge. OF
which Mr.. Robinson had been a
snember for more than thirty years.
Mill Hand Drops.
Frank T.. Burch, employed at the
HSilgerton Lumber company's mill
m this city, fell to the floor uncon-
acipus while employed yesterday
a1fernoon. He was taken to the
Ssilverton hospital in critical con-
1litlon, and is not yet out of danger.
nj Is believed that heart trouble is
txae cause of his Ill condition. With
prDper care, however, the physician
xeilcves he will recover.
ur. A. f. Blackerby has returned
xro1n Los Angeles, CAL, where he
,Nzrat some time ago to take posi-
graduate course In dentistry. He
has followed this practice for =
nur1ber of years, going to different
schools in the country.
A. N. Doerfler, one of the promi-,
,nent dairymen of Oregon, has tu,lI-
ed his farm over to the other mem-
Hssr of the firm, F. A. Doerfler, and
rxlu attend oregon Agricultural
i<aollege this winter.
DIR. George Russell and wife, who
have been living in Newport for
sssn,e time, returned to Silverton
This week and will make their fu-
tMre home in this city.
Fenrue Farm Sold.
"a N. Tokstad, who has already at
NAMED considerable farm property
fn this vicinity, has purchased the !
place here known as the Funrue
farm, owned by M. Small.
4 The Eastern Star lodge, after the
snecting Thursday night, gave
,~art,r ~, hnnnr nf Mr. and |
MRS. #. f. Callister, who. leave Mon
S1ay for San Francisco, CAL. 10
naake their future home. Mrs. Geo.
entertained them also
ait her home the preceding after
xlpon-
Phillip Storts will move to his
new home just completed on the
fArm he recently purchased from
SIAM Kaser next week He has
Hpent most of the summer making
improvements about the place and I
new has one of the incest farm
homes in this part, of the county.
4 ID. G. Geiser was business caller
tSa Salem yesterday.
a.J- Jones. manager of the Velie
garage in Salem, was in the city on
kJAeiuesS yesterday
Community Club Meets
81 After vacation of several
months the Silverton Community
1ifub held a meeting last evening in
the club rooms and outlined work
fOr the winter. F. E. Callister has
been strong factor in the club
and his expected departure from
the city occasioned expressions of
deep regret.
hrs. Charles Sawyer of Centralia.
Wash. is visiting relatives in the
rzty She has been in Salem sew
eral days where her little girl has
lseen undergoing medical treatment.
Afr- Sawyer was formerly owner of
The Silverton laundry and is now
engaged In farming near Centralia.
I Holm and Charles Robinson ar
l5yed in the city yesterday, called
Sn account of the death of their
ERther, J. l.. Robinson.
TED Preston thinks the Salem
trnffic officer must have strong
or else he is a dreamer.
At the time when his car was re-
sorfed to have cut a corner in Sa-
$sm II was i'm the private garage IN
and had been for several
1tfys previous, he says. He pleads
not guilty and claims he
san establish a complete alihf.
~ Fall Breaks Arm.
!, ,sfipping on a railroad tie in front
4 their house at Selah Springs
ek days ago, Carlton Whitlock fell
I'D fractured his arm just above
~ wrist.
&c. C.. Davis, for some time man. .
tzer of the Andrew Quail farm in
ne Silverton Hills: has purchased I
Farm near Scio and is moving his
zfnily there. I
SsWork of paving the decking OF !
~ ~teei bridge commenced yes