Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-14
Jefferson

JellclSOu, REP. I4.-E. =. FOX
J of Weiser, Idaho, has arrived in
this community to take over the
| management of the Coin dairy
I farm about two miles north of
town. Mr., Fox's family will ar
live in a few weeks. The new
residents of this neighborhood have
, lived in Oregon before, although
not in this section.
Mr.. Stewart, who had been visit
ing at his parental home here for
a few days recently. returned this
week to his work at Eugene.
DR.. Van Wrinkle was called to
Talbot a few days ago.
Rev. Albyn Esson who has been
pastor Of the Christian church fro
the last three years, has resigned
the jefferson pastorate to accept
that OF the Christian church at
Dallas. He will continue to reside
on his farm four miles out the
Albany road, and during week
ends attend to the work at Dallas
After few months. he will move
% Dallas and give his cnth'c time
to his new pastorate. Special ser
vices begin in the Christian church
here Sunday morning, with Rev.
j. T. Stivcrs as evangelist.
Miss Hazel Brewer, a local teach
cr, is laid up with the mumps, and
the pupils of her room are having
a vacation as a result of the in
struCtOr's illness.
Rev, Mr.. Hornschuch, of the
Evangelical church, baptized six
persons at the morning service of
his church last Sunday.
The Woman's club met at the
home of Mrs, c. NJ, Smith on We'd
nesday, and next Wednesday the
ol leanization viii meet at the home
of Mrs. Pease, north of the city
Mrs. Edith Tozier N-hcthcrred
was in the city this week.
Mrs. l.. -. Mars was here en-
route to her home at GerVais from
Corvallis this week.
Fifteen members were received
into the fellowship of the Evangel- |
ical church as result of the
Evangelist Scott meetings held
there recently.
Mrs, f. Il. Lockhart and her two
daughters are in Salem today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Grilley. of Sa- /
lem, who have been visiting for /
several weeks at the Law home I
have returned to their capital /
city residence. /
H. $. Thurston has purchased /
the George Van Duran property !
near the depot.
Next Friday will be observed as
a day OF prayer for missions by
the three churches of jefferson. f.
all uniting i'm the service.
Death has brought sorrow to
many people here on account Of 7
the passing Of Anscl Nye. young
man of 20 years of age, of this
city, and that of J. W. Roland at /
Salem, who had relatives in Jef-
ferson. Mr.. Nye died at the Dea-
conncss hospital in Salem on Mon
day. following an operation for ap-
after which gangrenc
developed. lie left widow aud
two sons MIR. Nye was a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. =, Nye. The rel
ltives have the sympathy of the
The remains were in
.erred at the sydney cemetery,
with Rev Mr.. HoInschuch Off
,iating. MIR. Roland was - wears
# age. and for many years "a resi-
lent of Salem. He had spent his
'arlier years in jefferson. He left
widow and son and daughter.
sister, Miss Esther Roland. lives
II this city. lie was a highly re
9ccted citizen Of Marion county.
nterment was in the jefferson /,
emccry, with the Rev. Mr.. Kant ,
'er Of Salem, officiating. The bur
n took place Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Passwater. /,
ho had been visiting here from +,
he Gem state. have returned to ,
heir Idaho home.
y. Pierce. of the Rose City, has /,
eccntly purchased the c. q. Myers ,
roperty near the old ferry landing :
n the S0ntiam. 4,
John Woodbridge passed away at \
il farm home near this city last I
ucS,lay nisht. He leaves widow
nj several children. Mr. Woold- 1
idge was born in England 50 i