Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-16
West Salem

Ella Duch1en and Samuel Full
Ter motored to Dallas on Monday,
October 8, and were very quietly
married by the justice of the
peace in the presence OF few
witnesses. They both are well.
known residents of Kingwood.
and will be at home to their
friends on Rosemond and Second
street for while, after which
they expect to go to housekeep-
ing in their new home ON King
wood Terrace.
Mrs. G. e. Fonts and children
have arrived home after visiting
her old time friend Mrs. j. M.
Harmer of Molalla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lariedon and
family have moved from the Fin
mel property to the George Davis
place on Sixth street.
w. o. Robinson of Senate
street is improving his property
by putting a cement wall in front
of his house.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. r. Woods have
moved from Kingwood to Silver
ton where Mr.. Woods will practice
law.
The teachers in the public
school here have more pupils
than they can instruct properly
and have elected Mrs. Applewhite
of Kingwood Heights to teach the
primary grade. Glenn Adams has
been appointed as school director
to fill the vacancy caused by Mr..
Bushnell.
The prayer meeting held by the
Nazarene church of Salem, at the
home of Mrs. S. A. Leech was we'll
attended, and a spiritual feast
was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Raster mo-
tored to Dallas Saturday.
Luella Russell visited at the
home of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Fan
ME Finley Thursday.
The West Salem dryer has COM
pleted its work for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Richard
son left Tuesday to visit relatives
at Madras, Or.
The folks of West Salem and
Kingwood were very much arous-
ed when they heard in the dis
tance the sound of whistling and
other wierd echoes, but they
soon were convinced that it was
a charivari party, and that the
newlyweds were Mr.. and Mrs. S.
V. Fuller The serenaders were
welcomed in and treated to cake,
sandwiches, candy and cigars.
The intruders left at an early
hour feeling the evening was well
enjoyed.
Mrs. w. J. Tupper was the
the guest Of Mrs. j. M. Handy
Saturday
Harry Greasy who had the mis-
fortune of getting his shoulder
badly cut while splitting wood, is
getting along nicely.
Fred Pierce and family motor
ed to Sflverton the first of the
week.
Mr.. Applewhite of Kingwood
Heights is building a fine new
residence on his property.
John Renfro of Pawhuskie,
Okla, who has been the guest of
j. M. Renfro, will make his future
home in Oregon.
Charles Adams and family of
Kingwood Heights has rented his
ranch to Ben Miller and has NOV
ed to Corvallis where he is TAX
ing a course in horticulture at
Oregon Agricultural college.
Elmer Bales and family were
week end visitors at the w. w.
Bales dwelling.
Sim McCammey and friend and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fuller mo-
tored to Amity and Dallas Mon
day evening.
Frances Hunt of Zena has come
to spend the winter with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. t,
Hunt and attend high school in
Salem.
Lillian Boatright of south Sa-
lem made a flying visit on her
friend Latonia Leach Sunday.
Mr.. Gosser of Kingwood avenue
who was unfortunate enough the
sixth inst to have his car stolen
from where he had it parked was
agreeably surprised to fine it
brought back to the same placa
from where it was borrowed with
no damage done to it.
F. M. Gilbaugh and family and
G. Skipper and family, both of
Neb., have rented the
first floor of the C. X. Russell
property for the winter season.
Eleanor and Kenneth Edwards
of Lincoln were week end guests
'f their grandmother, Flora DUR
ham.
w. w. Bales is improving his
lome by partially roofing his
house.