Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-16

yvner of Vale
ewspaper Shop
siIverton, Or, New 16.-Word
xrns received from Lloyd Riches
yesterday by his parents, Mr.. and
Nrrs. T. w. Riches OF this city to
xEhe effect that he has embarked in
1E1ae Newspaper business at Vale,
@I7F, having purchased a controlling
Xnterest In the .Malheur Enterprise
rak that place. He assumed man
>ahSement Of the paper yesterday.
Mr.. Riches Is q native Of Silver
4 Hon and attended the high school
mere. After graduating he went to
4yregon City where he worked for
5 x.0me time on the Oregon City En-
1erprise and later became interested
M a paper of his own at Stanffeld,
nfhe home Of Oregon's newly elected
senator, Robert ". Stanfield. He
,NVaa married a short time ago to
a Miss Opal Farley of Oregon City,
@and before going to Vale was work.
ing as city editor on one Of the As
xoria papers. He is well known
sz&rnong the newspaper men OF Ore
zEon and has been secretary Of the
Oregon Editorial association for
.~tOme time.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Williams are
visiting In the city with Mrs. VIII
Hams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Edison, They have just returned
from a "Trip around the world. the
Journey covering period of one
sand d half years. Mr. Williams will
remain here few weeks before GO
ing TO. California where his mother
aesides, and Mrs. Williams expects
10 remain with her parents most Of
sine winter.
Marie Woods who is teaching
school In southern Oregon, writes
40 friends here that he expects to
~ IN Silverton next week to spend
Alds Thanksgiving vacation. This is
lkas first year Of teaching and he
<s6nyOys the work immensely.
Boy Breaks Nose.
Dwight Kfrscher ran into wood
19Exe IN front or their house q few
<dzys ago while playing football and
NwOke his nose. He was taken to
salem for treatment, but for some
n1aason an operation was not per-
ftMmed.
Mrs. B. t. Foss, resident of
f'z1ls city for more than twenty-five
x&Aars, left for Portland few days
sl1xo where she will make her future
nA<3ne with her daughter, Mrs. John.
ISseterson.
The Rebekah lodge Of this city
nm preparing for big time Thurs:
~tay evening Of this week. The oc-
<saston Is a ''schooldays social to
ne held In l.. o. @. II. hall, and
xl1e members are expected to dress
KDr school and bring their dinner
H3uckets with lunch.
"A. 4. Robenolt took possession OF
xlle blacksmith shop Saturday
which he recently purchased frbm
"a. G' Steelhammer, who retires
from business after 35 years OF ac-
rive service in the shop. Mr.. Robe
x1olt has closed his shop on Jersey
street and moved the equipment to
mis- new location. Mr.. Robenolt has
xhe reputation Of being the best
Morseshoer in this part Of Oregon,
Sknd has enjoyed an immense bust
ness since coming to Silverton five
wears ago.
Siivcrton HI Wins.
In the football game played here
-Armistice day by the Silverton
aram and the Jefferson Hi grid
rxters, Silverton claimed the victory
Nv . score OF 10 to z. Frank Aim
~ coach this year for the Slverton
xcam and they have been doing
~somc excellent work. Aim was
~ycheduled for boxing match that
maight and did not act as coach In
Nlhe game with the Jefferson Hs|
sxsam. but Ray Mckee acted as
<nnacl.
Mrs. Sarah Adamson is visiting
Aner son, Miles Adamson, at Eugene.
S1Ae will perhaps remain until after
sGhanksgiving.
Mrs. w. Al. Reynolds left few
&lhys ago for California where she
Ill spend most OF the winter with
1ser parents, MIR. and Mrs. e, ID.
A1dnt. Mr.. Lunt was formerly en-,
5gnged In the newspaper business lii
a01verton.
Fred Burnham, who has been
xnnking his home with his grand.
uarents. Mr., and Mrs. l.. f. Masch.
<<r. for more than four years, left
1R few days ago for Los Angeles,
Gal. where he will live with his
Mm0ther.
Harry Desart is just completing
~ new residence on his Liberty
I'LL lots recently purchased from
&C. Drummer.
Coal Replaces Wood.
With mill wood $4 load this
vninter and hard TO get, the man
=Axemcnt of the opera house has
Kbacome discouraged in trying to
uHeep the building comfortable un.
<1er present conditions and has or
S3ered carload OF coal to be used |
In the new furnace. Coal consum-
<srs have been few In Silverton in
wears past, but the people are COM
xnx to t.
John Olson went to Portland last
week to attend the wedding Of his
1rother.
A big dance was held in w. o. w. |
hall Saturday evening and fine
cline IL reported,
NJ: L. Gottenberg, the Silverton
painter, has commenced work OF |
painting Marion Palmer's new