Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-24
Jefferson

third and fourth grades of the pub.
nc school have suspended oDcra-
, ton In account of the a absence of
the teacher, Mrs. Burt, who is i'll.
1t IS thought the children viii be
out of school but day or so The
work of the Instructor has been at.
tended to hy Miss Ethel Klampe.
but on account of Miss l[la,aDe a
student of the high school, having
TO attend TO her own work, the lit
tie ones were dismissed.
Wednesday was q bad iay here
as far as weather is concerned on
account of rain and wind making
II together unpleasant to be out
thursday the clear 9ky and sun
shine was in decided cont,"ls. to the
day before.
On account of the new poles be-
ing put up in place of the oId ones
carrying the lighting Juice, some of
the homes were left without their
usual electricity Wednesday night.
at leas- one of the churches being
compelled to postpone its week
night service on account of the sit
uation which the next day was
speedily remodeled.
Mr.. and Mrs. DaviG Noses of
TeIVals are expected soon TO visit
re .dtives in jefferson.
WIN Smith was ir Salem on Mon
iay to interview a dentist.
Mrs. Margaret Shoemaker who
IS 81 years OF age, and who has
'tch visiting in Salem, has re:lrn-
Il TO her home here.
Mrs Hugh d. Mars was in ,be
'apital city on Monday of his
week. Mrs. Mars was in cnarge Of
ne baby home tag day here recent 4
and II is reported viii in the not Il
ar distant future put on a party [
Or the young people who assisted Z
er in the undertaken Il
DIR. and Mrs. Looney of SALEM
'ere here this week, the doctor re- a
lrning to Salem early in the wcck J.
hd Mrs. Looney going yesterday Il
The Woman's cluD will mo,tI T
ext Wednesday afternoon al thp r
ONE OF Mrs. c. II. Smith. 1t being g
uest day which is observed once 4 a
ionth when each member invites et
Trend to acocmpany her it is eX- a
ected that about fort,r Of the wo-
zen residents of this section viii vi
IN attendance. Rev. o q. Loci d;
arr has been invited to give an
tdress on art and VIII discuss
eonafdt da Vinci's "NTonl lts7 ,
representative d, Il. i.loae, Wis
ed nome over Sunday retuIniu.
Nai'm Monday to take up his du- oI
rs in the legislature. =,
Miss Bernice Lyons uf the Cobrs 81
'nieenonery is back back to yurl. -,
lowing her Illness VI VI
Mrs. Van Wrinkle was in Salon :"
We'n-sday. she has about fjtrv W
usic p1pils in jefferson. oI
Mr.. saa Mrs. Van Kofen was fl, ~
arIon his week whero they ,,s,t- oe
ai The home Of relatives ao
me sunday night huuch ,rs,t- IA
- VIII he resumed the en- 1i-..,I Pe
.h"a' nd the three congr. a.,- IA
ms VII meet at tha Chris..1pI
urch. DIR
The c-sfvw now rilss iu IRE, . IN
p eN'rF night ANA at o'cIocx the O.
mn'o"s goes out 40 an il ml. We
Hre'n. 1t is considcrad 10 wis. W.
,ve. "-S tn
a dressing room has bee, g.,
i,i 10 the high school for .,a We
p ot the eridiron specialist. nj tn
it institution. vi,
p. D. Lock left jefferson vs.t.r pe
with the remains of his father m
10 aiod on sunday refereed tc 81. pr
.aE irt his column. Tha b.I,. al
, 'e Inferred in Missouri -
W. Enulev the crcame~~ ,,,.. a
0- o8t 20 Sweet Home Tf,..
'h'l. Yesterday and held reIf.
: service IN that noiehhorH,oG
evangelist Scott. who heI5 p,..'
$ DO the Evangelical church a.
um'. left this week Ion. ,s..
.' ~ Nashinvton where he r,sf
Tor service. Several par-,.g -
igo with the church as a r......
me meetings held here T-,, s
tings were interesting dr,v-f,.. s.
q audiences.
eiterson, or. Jan. e4-A ~
~ was in Salem this v.es ~