Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-17
West Salem

Mrs. Ollie Cunningham ana Two
children have returned to their
home at Madras, Or, after an ex-
tended visit with relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
II. e. Lee, accompanied by Sa-
lem friends, have just returned
home from an outing at Netarts
Mr. Larson has added to the
looks OF his residence by giving it
new coat Of paint.
Little Dorotha Ierman, who has
been quite i'll with Group, is lit
tie improved in health at this
writing.
]. j. Arnold spent the past
week at Neskowin where he join
ed his wife and family, who have
been there for the last three
weeks.
C. X. Russell was among those
who attended the Yeoman lodge
picnic at Corvallis, Sunday.
Mrs. n. Throckmorton of Port
land, visited her mother, Mrs. M
e. Miller and attended her broth
er's wedding on Wednesday after
noon.
Charles Raymond of Second
street has traded his property here
to Mrs. Englshorn of Airlie, Or,
for a ranch In that place. She will
take possession in the near future,
< Mr.. Raymond will move his fam
lily to furnished cottage at
Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
have many good friends here who
regret to see them leave.
Rev, Morris of Brownsville.
spent several days visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Ashurst, the past
week.
Mrs. w. j Morrow and children
have returned home after a three
weeks stay with relatives at
Springfield Or
Douglas Stanton and daughter
Lena, left Tuesday for Bakers.
field. Cal, where they will be
Joined by Mrs. Stanton and son,
and make their future home.
Wilbur Lewis has rented his
service station on the Wallace
road. to Bert X Tompkins of Sa-
lem.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Wittern and son, and Mr.. burst
of Nebraska. are visiting at the
J. J. Miller home.
Latonia and Rowena Leach at
tended Sunday school picnic, OF
the South Salem Friends church
Friday evening and reported a
pleasant time.
Harry Brassfield and family of
Homer. Neb,, has purchased the
w. f. Patton property on Second
street and has taken possession.
Dorothy Robertson is spending
some time with relatives at Aums-
VILE.
Glenn Lewis. who had the mis-
fortune OF having his middle fin
ger taken Off In the jointer OF
mill, is getting along as well as
could be expected at this time.
@, W. Richardson improved his 1
property by having his basement |
cemented
The weekly Nazarene prayer |
meeting was held at the home OF /
Mrs, s. A. Leach Tuesday evening |
Mr. and Mrs. Seeley OF Salem !
visited at the A, D. Leach home |
day last week.
Lena Stanton spent the first of |
the week with her uncle, Mole /
Philips OF Livesley.
Mrs. Arnold of Dallas spent
several days the past week at the
j. J. Arnold residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Fulton of |
Aumsyille visited at the Rich |
ardson home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Best made /
4 flying visit at the e. Best home
Friday evening.
The marriage of Miss Eunlce
Emma olmstead and Lloyd orval |
Miller took place In Salem Wed
nesday at three o'clock at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr 1
md Mrs. c. W. olmstead, 625 Il
outh Nineteenth street. Rev. II.
:. Putnsm. pastor OF the Court
treet church Of Christ. perform
ng the ceremony. After the we'd
ing dinner the young folks left
1r q ten days honeymoon. The
room graduated at the Mon
outh normal school recently.
I'D will be employed as principal
the Keizer school next year. He
a well known resident OF West
ilem. The bride is we'll known in
lem and has been employed in
e local telephone office there.