Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
Eilverton High
Girls to Entertain
This Evening

chorus of the Silyerton high school
will give an entertainment in the
high school auditorium this eve
ming. The program will consist of
special numbers by the chorus. as
sisted by the Misses Page, Moores
and Benner, who will also render
solos. The entertainment promises.
40 be one Of exceptional interest.
Homemade candies will be on sale
sIurfng the evening. The proceeds
VIII go for the benefit of the Choir
MS.
Alvin Hobart, a Silverton boy,
HmlaM senior in the o. A. c., has been
ElseDted editor of the Orange Owl,
campus humorous publication, to
fnmnpsed Wellington Green, of Cor
wallis. who recently left school.
@aE Hobart is president of the
hshakOpean Literary society and
waa formerly news editor Of the
4earumeter, the college paper.
Glenn E. Mcclellan, formerly
8@eaged I'm the mercantile busi-
tanzn at Victor Point, and now en-
&saBed with T. Y. Mcclellan in the
1nanagement of a portable saw
~Anill west of Stayton, was in Sill
perton a few days during the pre-
4Esahng week with view to leasing
hls store building and property at
Victor Point The store has been
a.Iosed for several years, but with
tile readjustment of conditions he
believes there is a demand for a
latore al that place.
Mrs White of Saler1 hiss opened
~ dancing school in Silverton. She
meets her class here every Thurs
day night and it is said that the
school is attracting considerable
attention. He5 pupils number
somewhere in the neighborhood of
100 men and women.
MIR. and Mrs. William Seahorn
sf Woodburn have moved to Sill
Verton to make their future home.
Mr. Seehorn lived in Silverton
and attended the Silverton school.
"A basket social and musical pro-
gram were given at the church
.paTlor of the st. Johns Lutheran
t.nurch Friday evening and a most
pleasant time time was had
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Mccall
were visitors in Salem during the
week end.
Mark A. Paulson, a former Sill
usq-ton attorney, who went to Bend
IaaI week, writes to his sister, Mrs.
M g. Gunderson, that he has been
slccted superintendent of the Bend
schools. the former superintendent
having resigned.
William Copple left the latter
1Hrt of the week for ,Westport,
where he is employed in a saw
nlila. He may decide to move his
family there later.
4. B. Hines, manager Of the Pal
zee theater, has been confined at
ilome much Of the time of late on
account of an attack Of rheuma-
aisn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elders and
daughter. of Albany. visited with
Professor and Mrs, Freeman a few
days last week.
j. A. Compton has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. J. G. Standard.
Mr.. Compton lives near Indepen-
dence.
Emil and Carl Loo swine farmers
ssaist of town, have just received
"a carload Of corn from Nebraska
which they are feeding their stock
10 good advantage.
Rev. George Henriksen, pastor
saf Trinity Lutheran church in this |
city. was IN Washington most of |
last week attending a meeting Of |
uke board of missions
G. ID. Hartman and w. j. Haber-
~ OF Sllverton are in Portland and |
serving on the federal grand jury. |
Mrs. J. Il. Randall. OF California, |
is visiting at the home of her par
cuts. Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Haugo, |
near Solverton.
Henry Annundson, of South Da- |
kota, Is visiting his parents. Mr..
Rna Mrs T, Annundson, east of
SilVerton.
Mrs. Gertie Smith was a visitor |
IN Salem during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kaser are
rejoicing over the recent arrival
of baby boy at their home near
rown.