Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-24
West Salem

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Ada Hathaway was given a very
pleasing birthday party by heI
friends and relatives on Thursday
evening, Juply 20, The evening
was spent in a social way, after
which two course luncheon was
served. The honored guest was
given some useful gifts, one being
a Singer sewing machine. Every
one present enjoyed the event very
much and left wishing Mrs. Hath
away many happy returns OF the
day. The following guests were
present: Mrs. william Philips and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Philips and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Kessel, Pearl Kessel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Needham and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman CLANCY
OF Melrose, Idaho, have left for
Portland, after being entertained
as house guest for several weeks
at the Andrews home on KING
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Moore and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Miller
and Robert and Fern Miller, ac-
companied by some relatives,
toured to Bay City the latter part
Of the week for several weeks stay
at the beach.
Mrs. Edward crock and Mrs
Billings were entertained as dim
ner guests at the Bales home,
Wednesday.
Annis Gillian of Dallas is So
journing at the Mrs. M. e. Miller
home and employed in local cam
merry.
Little Opal Means, who has pesa
suffering with a sore throat, is
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapman
are anticipating an outing to Bel
knap Springs, Or. They expect to
leave today.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il. Woods mo-
tored to Corvallis last Sunday and
Joined friends and a picnic on
Pebble beach.
Mrs. s. A. Beach, who has been
quite Ill. is much improved in
health at this time.
Mr.. Ashurst of Kingwood ave-.
nue. has improved his property by
doing some inside painting and
closing In several porches.
Mrs. Gosser and children have
returned home after several weeks
stay with friends at Astoria and |
an outing at Seasrde.
Mrs Edward Finley made a
short visit with Luella Russell
Thursday.
Muriel Kaster spent several |
days last week with her grand
parents in Salem.
Noble Andrews OF Salem visited
his brother, WIN Andrews, sun
day.
Ellen and West Kessel have sold
their property here to party by
the name OF Mr.. Lee and have
moved to Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods formed a
party OF friends and motored to
Seaside for the weekend.
Charles Raymond of Newport,
formerly OF Kingwood, visited his
mother on Second street Friday
The West Salem dryer owned by
Mr.. Cunningham and one of the
argest dryers in Oregon, opened
ip the last week to try the fur
iace out by drying some cherries.
rhe firm expects to open up In
he fall for steady work
Mrs. j. M. Handy entertained /,
IS dinner guests the following
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr..
md Mrs. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
iutehen and family of Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conley
md children from Myrtle Creek, r
)regon, were recent guests at the |
William Andrews residence.
Ben and Harold Arnold are
their vacation at the v
oast. and employed on ranch s
ear Neskowin. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaminski and Il
amily have moved into the place s.
n Railroad street recently vacat- Il
d by Douglas Stanton. v
Mr.. and MRS. Fred Ireland and h
ome Salem friends motored to b
.lckreall Monday evening and en- Of
Dyed picnic, Vi
MIR. and Mrs. Bergan and chill
rem OF Ellensburg, Washington.
ere house guest OF late at the
rnest Woods home. OF
Misses Jennie Best, Dorothy gi
.iller and Luella Russell ana "
oyd Madill, Bob Miller and Glen X
ussell. formed party and mo- m
red to Pacific City, Oregon, ON al
inday and enjoyed several days bl
the ocean. al
Mrs. George Darnall of Payette, m
aho, have returned TO their home d
ter a four days stay at the G la
Fouts home. ht
Mrs. L. S. Frink and son Of III
'rtland, Or. were mid week
Iests with Mrs, NJ. e. Miller. S.
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