Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-06
JEFFERSON NEWS


Il Jefferson, Or, May Eth
Eastern Star organization Of thi
city entertained about forty won
en- Of the community on Thursda
afternoon, putting on a program
at the Masonic hall and furnish
ing refreshments to the guests
| Miss Ruth Reed played a marc
while the women were entering
the dining room. The tables wer
decorated tastefully with flower
and candles.
Mrs. Moritz Of Portland Is visit
ing relatives here. Mrs. Morti
and Miss Volene Moritz will go t,
Salem today where they will spent
Sunday with other relatives.
w. T. Rigdon of Salem, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rigdon, was a re
cent visitor In Jefferson. MI
Rigdon lived herr for many year.
before moving to Salem.
Mrs. Newton of Portland. who
has been visiting Mrs. ]. B
Looney, is now visiting in Salem
The local hign school team oil
baseball players went to Inde-
pendence yesterday where they
crossed bats with the high school
team of that place.
Georgia Witherrite, Lavorne
Hale, Andy Buchner. Dave Ter
hume, Bernadine Schumacher, Alice
Davis and members of the G. C.
Mason family We're in Albany on
Wednesday to see the Albany high
school play,
Mr.. Clark, a long time resident
OF China, spoke to the local school
students on Monday of that far
away kingdom, giving much in
formation to the scholars in expIa-
nation of the political situation
there now attracting attention.
Mr.. Arnold, member of the
Arnold family of this city is home
on three months furIough from
naval duties. He went to Corvallis
for a visit this week.
among the members of the
graduating class from the high
school this year will be Ethel
hlampe, Keith Allen, Jack Albert
and Florence Edsill.
About fifty-five persons have
signed up for the high school an
nual to date.
Mr, and Mrs. Gong and Melvin
Long of Salem were recent Jeffer-
son visitors.
Miss Lyle Looney Of Salem re-
turned to her home following a
TWO weeks visit to friends in JEFF
ferson.
Mrs. d. c. Thoms of scio was
mere on Wednesday. She former
" lived in Jefferson.
The Passion Play" of Oberam-
nergau, from slides made from
'hotos taken on the ground, wtlIl
'e the sermon in pictures shown
u the Methodist church SUNDAY
light.
rev. e. B. Loclchart has been
invited to go to Marion next Fri
lay and address the schools In
onnection with Mothers day
'rogram being arranged there.
The local high school will put
n play in the Masonic hall next
thursday night.
Professor Thomas Davis went TO
alem today with some of his M
lis to take part in the county
pelling match.
Jess Parrish shipped two car
pads of sheep to the Tacoma
larket this week.
George Cheese has been an
ointed city marshal of Jefferson
George Hubbs, the real estate
ian of Silverton and candidate
'r the senate. was in Jefferson
lis week looking after the fences ]
U. u Holt and his daughters
ere here on a recent visit.
IL Is reported that the Brock
an ranch near this town has
cen sold to Mr.. Fisher of Sill
erton.
Mrs. Wilda Beck OF Oakland,
al, is visiting her aunt, Miss
Sther Roland, of this city.
Mothers day will be observed s
ehe local Woman's club at their
eetlng next Wednesday when
icy will gather at the home of
rs. q. c. Mason with Mrs. Cora '
sabody as leader Music, moth 6
$ day readings and poems, with 7
roll call answered by quotations S
ON pioneer mothers of Oregon c
e included in the program. b