Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-21
West Salem


South Dakota, is visiting her oil,
time friend. Mrs. Edward Brock
whom she hasn't seen for twenty
one years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann and littl,
girl left Monday for Long Beach
California, where they expect tt
locate for the benefit of Mr.
Mann's health.
Harry Brassfield, of Thirc
street, was on a scaffold at worh
when it broke and let him fall
eight feet. However he wasn't
seriously injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page of Salem
were Sunday guests at the Sher-
man home.
Ethel Wilson has returned home
after a visit with relatives at Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jentry ana
children of Dover, Oklahoma, old
time friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. O..
Robinson, were entertained for a
week at the Robinson home.
G. e. Fouts has gone on a bust
ness trip to Boise, Idaho He trav.
sled via Payette, Idaho, and visit
ed his parents, who reside there.
Mr.. Scott of Omaha, Nebraska,
has moved his family to the Geo.
Davis property on Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hemmel of
Silverton were dinner guests at
the Andrews home Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Billings returned
from weeks sojourn
with friends at Portland.
Mabel Porter of Monmouth
spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Luther Stout.
The Book and Thimble club
gave farewell party and supper
ior Mrs. Mann before she left for
Long Beach. The evening was de-
voted to a social time and the la
lies served a delicious supper al
IN early hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans from Pay
,tte, Idaho, were recent guests at
he G. e. Fouts dwelling.
Dick Burkholtz, who resided in
he Gerth property ON Third
treet, vacated it and left for Cali
ornia.
Mrs. Ira Fits, accompanied by |
Ter mother, Mrs. Solomon, from
Ialem, are taking an outing to
3elknap Springs for the benefit OF
he latter's health.
Mrs. Hill and little daughter OF
salem visited her sister, Mrs, Arm
Id Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Tracy, who un-
Ierwent an operation for the re-
moving of tonsils, is getting along
licely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamar and fam
ly have returned from an outing
o Newport, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks from Cres
ent City, California, were recent
'isitors at the G.. e. Fouts resi-
Ience on Kingwood avenue.
w. o. Robinson has improved
lis property by putting up wood
he'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest and little
laughter, Doris, Mrs. Finley and
Or. Livingston made flying Wis
t at the Russell home Monday.
Mrs. E. Best is visiting her son
t Newberg, Oregon, for the past
week.
Mrs. Edward Brock, of Second
treet, gave an afternoon party in
onor of her old-time fiend, Mrs.
!. w. Dorrance of Lead, South
'akota. The afternoon was spen
a social way, after which two
curse luncheon was served by th1
ostess. Those who enjoyed the
Inetion were: Mrs. Alexander
Miss Phoebe Haw
horne, Mrs, Clay, Mrs. j. 7. Hunt,
Irs. Bedford. Mrs. Rex, Mrs Fan
lie Moore and Mrs. Fred Wood.
Mrs. Gene Hanna of Pacific
rove California. and two daugh-
RS were house guests at the Earl
Tood home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brophy are
a vacation trip to Seaside, Ore
)n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stout
vent Sunday visiting relatives at
motion City.
Mrs. w. L. Tupper and chill
EN- of Portland were house
tests at The j. NJ. Handy home.
Gently.
MIR. Gerth is improving his
on Third street by doing
me inside painting.
Eva Arnold spent several days
e past week visiting relatives in
lem.
Little Opal and Eleanor Means
> convalescing after an opera
u for the removal OF their ton
G. d. Demasters and wife Is 5
,nding several weeks at Port {
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Noble Andrews of Fruitland
8 the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. An