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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1930)
The OREGON i v .r ; . . . ..... i vhkum. OtUIUaT News from Morning, M d V II van PAGE ELEVEN I North HSwell I Mr. and Mrs. X. R w.u Mr. and Mra. Oeorr. Vtato mo tored to Ertxeada but Soday and spent .the 4ay 1to Mr. iad Mrs. ca uaiesoa. The Bateson'a formerly lived la this commun ity. ,.-- a Mr. an ifrav C.,fc Waltxnan ana uaugnier, , wretta, Mr.-End Mrs. R. GL RimidB ta v. Hollls Ramsden spent- last San aa? ai uascaaia.. They report wonderful roads to, and from this quue ramons mineral resort and a great many campers and visit ors there., vacation ume in any rural community includes visits to nearoy points or interest which can easily be made la a day and this community is fortunate- In being able to driTe to several suca raieresxing places. Among them are Wilholt Springs, Sliver Creek Falls, the uaners Aquaue uardens In Polk county, Caaeadla, Breitenbnsh springs and many other nkiunt picnic groves on the banks of the several rivers which wind through this eonnt-r Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bump hare oeen entertaining the. past week Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bateson of uaiies. Last Thursday they drore to Silver Creek Falls and spent the day and. Saturday -another picnic was enjoyed at Wtt- noit springs. Swegle SWEGLE, Aug. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hams and children attended the Salvation Army picnic at spongra ianaing. Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Weltx were Sunday evening yisitors at John Whitehead's. Mr. Meyers i remodeling his home on Garden Road and put ting in gas and other modern conveniences. r T2 Mr Roscoe West and .LltJ .11 J i. vuuureu iicnuea me Minnesota picnic at Playmore park last Sunday. Sam Sopoff has gone to Can ada where he plans to take up a claim and homestead. Carl Hoffman is improving af ter a three weeks' attack of in flamatory rheumatism. Mr. Sharp is buildlns a neve; uuiua on uaraen itoaa in Swegle district. ey MODERN HIGHWAYS IN District C O J THEWEST "'"fcw!"sassj ' av to Canada. Note VUnes wh .77 .nSu route fro Mexico three car. to be driven SiSufS aSdfa SSiS0 e U wWch arejoine much to improved d cre every montn in road betterments. " --- Dcmg spent Amity AMITY. An r 2Arr ...a m Alvin Rierson and family have moved Xrom their home " in the southeast part of tewn to the Miller house across f rem the high school. Don Woodman and Wednesday at Six Corners on business. The Sam Stewart f.mtT Joyed a reunion picnic Sunday at the river. Mr. and Mrs. A. n Watf i.it. ed Mr. Watt'a inn Sunday., . . . Ur. and Mrs. J. W nnth w. and Mrs Ernest Green, and family of Junction City were viRttnr the perry Smith ho m a 'rnaiui.v r ana atrs. 'lay Burch . and Raleigh Rurch nf Pnr1.4 m. risttlng the C. H. Bnrca family. o . : , ; : ,s Valsetz Hollywood VALSETZ, Ang. 2 W. D. Barnett motored to Portland Thursday, then to Jewell to see nis son Ward and will Teturn Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Ted rtavt mo ored to -Salem Sunday. U. lu Brooks was In Salem Friday on business. Marion Rose was injured Wed nesday while working In the mill. An eight by twelve drop ped on his right foot; no bones were beoken. Sunday evening a theater par ty motored to Salem. Included were- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Green, jr. ana mrs. Marlon Rose. BOLLYWOOD, Aug. 1. MisaJ Mary Jean Fisher, small . daugh ter or Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fish er, greatly misses her cousin. Miss Monica Wilcox, who has been visitinar with her th month or more, returning home oaiuraay. tm jrisnerg took her as far as Cottage Grove where was met oy ner parents. Dr. and Mrs. Jackson have Just returned from a motor trio a swv m . . ' m xne uaues wnere they visited Mrs. Jackson's sister who is quite in. Mr. and Mrs. H. 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