Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-21
West Salem

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On Monday, November 10, at the
hour Of ten, Iris G. Page and Numa
J.. Arnold embarked on the Matri-
monial Sea. The marriage ceremony
was read by Rev r. L. Putnam
of the Court Street Christian church
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Page of Salem,
in the presence of the immediate
families. The bride wore blue
travelling suit and carried a bouquet
Of roses and lilies of the valley. The
house was seasonably decorated with
autumn flowers and foliage. The
young couple left Immediately for
Newport where they will spend
their honeymoon, after which they
will be at home. to their friends in
Salem. The bride is a well known
young lady of Salem and the groom
is an esteemable young man of
Kingwood and is employed in Sa-
lem with a gas plant.
Chris Burright of Independence
was a Sunday guest at the Engle-
horn home.
A. w. Anderson has moved his
family from Kingwood to the Haste
property in Welt Salem.
G. X. Russell and sister accom-
panied by friends motored to Dali
las, Monmouth and Independence,
Sunday.
Win MeAdams had the misfor-
tune Of slipping and falling while
boarding the stage at Dallas. We
are glad to report he isn't seriously /
hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and son were
recent dinner guests at the j. NJ.
Handy home.
Monta Vanderguerg one of our
fruit ranchmen, can boast of SIT
bushels of apples raised on his place
this season.
Mrs. Redding of Kingwood ter
race was a business caller at Falls
City Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruggles spent day this first
of the week with her sister Mrs.
Earl Wood.
Pearl Kessel who has been So
journing at Hood River for the past
several months has returned home.
The Sunday school classes of the
Methodist church observed Rally
Day in very appropriate way, with
a program of singing and readings.
There was a large attendance and
every one present seemed to enjoy
the services very much. Our aim
is to have every Sunday a Rally
Day. So it is up to all of us to
Rally"
Sarah Stewart was a week end
visitor at the Billings home.
Mr.. Barber has moved his family
From Salem to Kingwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Woods, of
Silverton, made a flying visit in
own recently.
Captain Morriss and family at
ended a farewell reception for
heir old officers at Salem.
The ladies aid of the NJ. E.
church met at the home of Mrs.
". w. Bales Wednesday. The aft {
rnoon was well spent sewing and I
he ladies widely discussed the ba-
aar they are planning to give next '
lonth. The next meeting will be
a two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodlow and Mr.. I
suck' Of Dallas were week end h
uests at the Davis home.
The George Davis property on 3
ixth street has been rented by a
arty by the name Of Nye.
The friends of Mrs. E. G. Gritton !
re sorry to hear she ism It improv- D
lg in health since her operation,
nd has been removed to Salem to
Q with her mother in law Mrs.
. w, Gritton, until she gets stronger D
Mrs. Mary Davis accompanied by v
er daughter, Mrs. Feller, spent Il
'ednesday at Aumsville. s
Captain II. ]. Morriss motored to P
ilverton Thursday. d
Several of the Kingwood streets h
70 being improved by being work T
and several are having gravel lc
ut on shem All of the citizens h
% glad to see it done for some OF
the streets were almost impassa- s
e. -
Mrs. Ross Damrell and children m
ere house guests last week with MI
% formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
!. j. Lennon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brock were fO
liner guests at the Mary Billings N
me Sunday. lI
Clay Frank spent the week end ID
Portland and visited relatives. N
Charlie Needham who Is employed