Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-11
West Salem

Rev. C. G. Morris. pastor of the
methodist church Of Brownsville,
lis visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Edward B. Ashurst
while attending the Methodist
conference at Salem.
The Wilson property ON Fourth
street has been sold to a party by
the name of Wick of Salem. The
Wilson family have left for Los
Banos. Cal, to join Mrs. Wilson,
who has been there for several
months, they all expect to spend
the winter there.
w. w. Bales has improved his
property by having the electric
lights put in his house.
Mrs. Pearsons of Fourth street
who has been in Ill health, is bet
ter.
Anna Englehorn, who is en-
ployed in Portland, is spending
! er vacation at her home on Third
street
Rouena Leach who has been
visiting her grandmother, father
and sister for several months, has
returned to her home at Ray
mond, Wash.
Mrs. F. A. Pierce of Edgewater
street, will open up a women's ex-
change, art and needlecraft. She
expects to have her opening the
first of next week. Will also car
ry line of grammar school books
and stationery. The citizens of the
town will be glad to patronize
Mrs. Pierce in her new undertake
ing, for 1t will make the town
look and be more up to date.
f. S. Patton and family motor
ed to Stevenson and Vancouver,
Wash, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Jenkins and
Fred jenkins Of Roseburg, were
house guests at the w, j. Nor
row home, while attending the
Methodist conference.
Mrs, E. Best and daughters, G..
X. Russell and Luella Russell
were entertained as dinner guests
Sunday, at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. James Best of Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Schmidt of
Santa Cruze, Cal. old friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Patton, were en-
tertained at the Patton residence
Tuesday evening.
Clarence Ruge is employed
with the Argo hotel of Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and son and
Mrs. w. B. Gerth and daughter
motored to Drain, Or, the first of
the week
Lottie McAdams who has been
spending some time at Portland,
has returned home,
The Holiness camp meeting has
begun, the crowds are small, but
the messages are very spiritual
and worth while attending.
Clay Miller has added to his
home two new rooms and has had
electric lights put in the house.
Mr. and Mrs Stout and chill
dren toured to Mehama Sunday.
Mrs. Byers was called away
Wednesday on account of the Ill
ness of her daughter who resides
at Macleay.
G. ID. Ross. who has been quite
sick, is better his friends are
glad to report.
Mr.. Wolfe has rented the Geo.
Dunkum property on Edgewater
street and has occupied it.
II Patton and family were en-
tertained with friends of Hollow
wood addition Salem, Sunday.
William McAdams, of the boys
training school, visited at his
home on Edgewater street Thurs
day.
Walter Edwards and family of
Portland and Arthur Edwards OF
Hillsboro visited st the home of
their sister, Mrs w. b. Gerth,
0hOh0af.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Lee
OF Fifth street. a daughter, Sep
tember Z, 1922.
LaBornes are beautifying their
home by adding some porch boxes
TO their house.
k Elmer Bales and family OF
Portland spent labor day at the
w. w. Bales home.
Beth Bedford spent her vaca-
tion OF two weeks. sojourning
with friends at Portland and TAX
ing an outing at Netarts and TIL
lamook beaches and Wilhoit
springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Calder OF Sena.
made a flying visit at the Albert
Rugue dwelling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Ross motor
ed to Portland the first of the
weet to visit relatives and were