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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1920)
ATURUAYTAUcnBr7,';u, THE CAPITAL JOURNAL EZ, cnm Central Willamette WtojjrMtteHL6B6iBLfial I f Gervais Gervais, Aug. Mr.and Mm. Kay Runpell of Portland' Visited rel atives here the fore part of the week. J.f C.. Siegmund and wife were Sa le mvisitors one day this week.' ' '" Mrs. X,: A. Maple and children hava returned to their" home In Portland - alter week's visit with her parents. Henry Siegmund and. family and jlr. and Mrs. Jos Beck of Stayto.-i, were visitors at the L. K. Siegmund home the fore part of the week. . Mrs. E. L. Dusenbery is visiting relatives at Ceswell, Or. She will be absent several weeks, ., John Adelman has returned from - Salem where he has' fceen receiving medical treatment. His condition Is much Improved. Mrs; 3. V. Keppinger, Mrs. H. D. Henning, ,Mlss Julia Dejardih .jmi' SUss Helen Miller are 'spending the week at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hlnton and daugh 1st Lois, have returned to their home 'in Prlneville after a. week's visit i'.t the home of Mr. and Mra, A, M. Bird. E. W. Manning and wife spent a tew days at Wilholt this week. Mrs. M. Long of Portland is spend ing a few days with her mother, Mrs. Challfou. . C. I McShane, editor of the Hub bard Enterprise, was in the city on business yesterday, Mrs. Long of Portland, Mrs. Chal- Kou and Mrs. J. Dupuis motored to Salem yesterday. Donald Racleff of Linn county has . been visiting relatives , and friends here for several days. ., , Bert Nutting, proprietor of the Pa cific garage, haa installed a new bat tery recharging outfit, . , Mr. and Mrs. Jos Mangold of Pott land are spending their vacation In the city and Mc. Mangold,. In tha meantime. Is receiving medical treat' ' jnent fronv a local physician.- Mrs. Gertrude Bowley came down from Salem Thursday to spend the Jay with her parents. , --A. Miss May Brlggs has accepted '" a position at the state hospital in Sa 1am. m',.' Silverton SHverton, Aug. 7. Miss Jeane Ad flma returned last evening from a week's viBit In Portland. ' Mrs. LtkF. Evenson and children ' returned yesterday from a visit with friends In Olympia. . Mrs. H. R. Irish and children are pending a few days at Newport. Miss Vesta Conraa lert yesiera-iy Hot Hclo where she will spend a few flays with inenas. , Mr.' ,and Mrs. Geo. Tuel are hero from moagett visiung, nis motner, Mra. W. W. Green. Mrs. Arthur Dahl Is receiving a vis- It from htr parents of Minnesota,! ; . Howell PraJrle Has Haln Howell Prairie was visited by a re freshing rain early , yesterday morn ing. The territory was covered for three miles and the ground was soak ed. The moistened area extended a distance of twelve or tourteen miles, and the harvesters In that territory feegan to sit up and take note. 'Aurora Briefs . Aurora, Aug. 7. Mrs. Wescott and on Thomas, returned Friday from Seattle, where they have been spend- Jng a couple of weeks. A party Was given Thursday after - -noon at the Hunt home in honor of Mary and tlha Hunt. Ij. f. swan or unampoeg was in tne city on business Frioay. Mr. Swan Is Sunt reooverlnir fro niBevere burns sustained a few weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. i-i T Titlev nt St., retersbiwg, -Fla., visited at the home . f..c T. Cnannap .lout A, I,... ....a. . . week.: Mr. Ul ley worked for the Port- land Street Railway company thirty five years ago, before electric, cars -wct-b riiuwii. ,: i , Urodle of Oregon City were In the etty ThurWlay. They were returninff from Salem where they had been making arrangements for the edit- -cirlal association to be held In Astor- la tni rountn. Retiring Pastor Honored by Flock Hubbard. Or.. Aug. 7. A very pleas ant l eoeptlon was given Thursday at Bay Ocean. veiling by members of the Church of(- p, A. Finseth is sojourning in Brit od In honor of R. E. Chapman, who isn Columbia and, before returning k yemerday for Etmene. The' fa-e- wm visit in Washington. -m , er iition was glvfi at the homo Miss Otella Friar,' deputy county f Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Zehner, (aid clerki wa. takon home ill at noon mfcout 85 friends were present. 'yesterday. Dr. Bollnian was called to Phil Ott la making some substantial d h'er d announcea that there Improvements on his farm west of , bout her ,. Hubbard. He has just completed a . """" . new well and will build a house this."""- , , . ... ,v, fall. Mrs. Fred Roth and children of Springfield are visiting at tho home of her mother, Mrs. Stoddard. Mrs. Carmle S. Rothwell of Broiiur ton. Wash., Is visiting her friend, Mls tVolfer. She expects to go from here o West Virginia. ' Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Blair are visit ing friends in Tillamook. Miss Ruth Calvert is spending a few 4la?s at Seaside. . ' Mrs. J. L. Calvert was visiting friends in Portland the foro part of the week. - 1 1 Mrs. Lillie McDougnl is visiting nt ihe home of her brother, r"!?lfrod Hatcher. Her home is In' TacomA. V'asth.. ; Mrs. I L. Hershberger and children are spending the week at Reed.mort ' Farm House Near ' Gervais Destroyed ? Oervals, Aug, 7. Fire originating from aspaik from the chimney de troyed the large house on the a.Tck Son hop ranch near iters " Tuesd-xy rvenlng. The house was occupied by J. W. Lundy and a large portion ofj hio household goods were consume.!, j The house. It is said, was partly cov-j red by Insurance, but the contents: -erere not insured. The building burned i ijapidly in spite of all efforts to ex-,' Unguish the flames.. : I Gcrrato Boy Burled ! Cervais. Aug. 7. Edward M. ShowJ r, five year old son of Mr. and ! Jin. J. H. Phewers of this city, died i at the Willamette sanitarium In Sa lem Tuesday afternoon and the run erne wa held Thursday forenoon at the Catholic church at Gervais. In Jrrment was made In the Cathol'c tvemetery. - ' - Bringing Up Fatherr-By George McManus - -;.v ' - - . '' r i ! ' 1 . COINC . - ,. i u t f ; tlOW-THERH .6NT ' - - ' MAR MB WITH t IN . I ' , . HUHTtf ' M-T ' I - '-. N r -, or W& -ftlTTIN OUT- MNftClE. wry-Ma iw IVJ nrn, ye -. I I 1 I I . J K I " ' i r.T i i TV I nrt LU rifc LL'J I nt kVi-u I 1 All i run MKITH . I I I - . . . fc ; f" 1 I . - - t- , . T - i r' ; jl 1 ' I ' r Today's Dallas News Polk County Court Probate Court In re: estate of Albert Murphy, de ceased. Proof of publication to cred itors by administrator, filed. OScar Hayter attorney for estate. ' In Re: estate and guardianship of Lester Lavoy Senter, a minor. Order for sale of real estate, oath on sale of real estate by guardian. Brown A Helgerson attorneys. - . In re: guardianship of person and estate of Pearl Eveline Murray, a minor. Bond of L. B. Murray, guar dian, and bath on " sale of real estate filed. Oscar-Hayter attorney for es tate.. V ! . ' ":' In re: estate of, Marshall N. Suver, deceased. Proof of publication of ad ministrator's notice to creditors filed Sibley ft Eakin attorneys. . ' In re: estate of Fannie L. Talking ton, deceased. Proof of publication of nnt I en to show cause filed. B. IF. Swope attorney for estate. ' In re: estate of John Winters, de ceased. Will and proof of will filoa; order admitting will to probate; or der fixing , time and place to prove will. B. F. SwOpe, attorney for estate. Dallas. Aug. IS Austin r Belling- ham and Wilford Robb of Bclllngham w..h ore oendin(t a few days at the nome f Mr. Robb's mother, Mrs. 'H. A Robb. Mr. Robb is owner ul the Beiiingham ice works and shin- if " gle mill. H. A. Joslln, local manager of The Mountain States Power company, -was called to Albany Wednesday on business pertaining to the company. The Warren Construction company is , rushing the paving near Rickreall and will have completed the paving as far as the bridge in another week if nothing prevents. This will com plete the highway between Independ ence and Rickreall. ' ' '- Miss Georglana r lsKe ana miss Genevieve Coad arrived in Dallas on Tuesday morning from a two weeks outinir at Seaside. While there they staved with Mrs. George Scott, who was formerly a resident of Dallas. Wallace Smith, who passed nicely I Mra Kdward C. Dunn, and chil- through an operation at St. Vincent jren returned the first of the week hospital in Portland, is getting along from a vacation trip to the Tillamook J nicely. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva 1 beaches. They were the guests oflsmith. have returned home, Mrg, runn's sister at Garabaldl. Mr. and Mrs. Moss, from Indiana, j A'n Apostolio airplane passed overjare visiting at J. W. Apple's, in Coon -n.!!... worinnadnv noon. , scattering ! uterature. The leaflets contained the , Tin rtlnna nves- lsnEe(, mvltinB the people to attend . . . " i. ,-- it circled around the "town .. . u - u n mnnv times ana was cuuuku m the gronna to display the cross andj 'Mr j M. Ringo and Mr. C1.WU) Bymbol of the Apostolic taith. !an(j Mrs. B. A. Schaefer are home from . rrot yTei Crowley, formerly coun. a coupi0 f weeks vacation at Nesko- ty 'BCliool superintendent oi roi. county, now city superlntendont of prajrje -City, is here for a -few days. Mr growley and family have just retufneij (,.om the Slleta basin where they pcke(i and canned blackber - rjea, prof. Crowley left for Salem to - "irtov to est." State Superintendent IChurchill, who will go on a fishiurf Itrip with Mr. Crowley and family. Attorney Oscar Hayter and family. accompanied uy .u... """" . ... .... 1 .. K,, .-t Kreasom Mr. Hayter's associate, will, - leave today for a few weeks outing Mr. ana Airs. . .n-j.o, nn have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, C. V. Reynolds at Cor. vallis, have 'returned to their home in this city. . Miss Almeda J. Fuller Is In Dallas for a few weeks before leaving for California, where she will spend a few months. Miss Fuller has been at- UNIVERSAL CORD . 1 ; A siH-r sturdy ovctsI Vonl Tiro tlint rstnblilic9 a ' a new standard for supreme durability and fii-odimi frtHti skidding. Nunioroiis roniMir mlve tests luvve ii-oi-M tlmt MIcJkv Ilu Vnlvcrsnl Omls for ftvedora from blow-outs and f rasy-rldtng quail, ties, Oonie In and eo them. Clarks Tire House . .- . " - . . . i . i . m ; i. i tending summer school at the agri cultural college. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robb of Castle Rock, Wash., spent a few days Ifl Dallas, visiting with friends. Mrs. A. M. Perry will leave today for Newport, where she will live In her summer cottage for the remain der of the warm weather. Mrs, Per ry has been quite ill for some days with a threatened attack of pneumo nia. Stayton Stayton,-Or., Aug. 7. Mrs. A. E Bradshaw arrived Thurgday for a visit with her father, A. V. Shelley. Mr. Bradshaw is now acting as mail clerk on the C. & E. railroad between Al bany "and Detroit. He is taking the place of T. M. Humphreys, who has been retired on a pension by Uncle. Sam, Having served the government thirty years and reached the retire ment age. Mr. Bradshaw will have charge of the route only until some other clerk is appointed. Miss Hazel Downing, daughter of G. A. Downing, of near Kingston, was married In Seattle last month to A. G. Dommlck. She is now visiting her par ents. She and her husband expect soon to leave for Holland for a visit with his parents. Miss Anna Kuiken has gone to Spo- lrnnp. Wnah.. whprn aha will aturlv tft I . ihn n nnrpA Mrs. Mary Miller of Portland, who has besi visiting Mrs. Emma Hamman has returned home.' Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Foster and Mr. land Mrs. J. R. Gardner went to Jef- ferson Sunday in the new Foster auto. Mrs. Frances Parry and son, Dixon, have been in Portland several days visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Korinek. Mrs. Parry expects to meet there her brother-in-law, Edgar Parry, who will comet o tSayton for a visit. E. C. Titus, with his mother, his sis ter, Mrs. Miller, and Miss Cooper mo toredt o Wilholt Sunday. Mrs. J. R. Miller visited sevemi 'days this week in Silverton with the family of her brother, John Smith I Heltzel accomnanied her. inonow, Misses Vera and Olivia Funk, of Corvallls. and Miss Olga Brucher of Remsen Iowa, are visiting at the Geo. j -i.apanioi nome. R. M. Kramer has the new house he is building in the west part of town ( , irt.,i win 011 the coast i pr ana Mrs. Beauchamp, Mrs. Car- 'rie Beauchamp, C. A. Beauchamp and wlfe and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thomas and wife are at Netarts, on the beach, j Mr. and Mrs. Lilly and Mr. and Mrs. 'Massey motored to Newport Saturday, returning jviunuuy iwniuu. Quite a number of Staytonites have been blackberrying the past week with good success. Miv and Mrs. Felix Van Ermen wete L. ivnhnii snrinns a.nilv . at D August Zimmerman, an old and re spected resident of Mehama, died the Infants Invalid No Ceeki A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Jlfw'ir Milk PA 20th. He leaves a wife and aaugnie. . Mrs, J. F. Mielke and younger chil dren are at , the BrettenDusn m-i springs. -Mr. Mielke expects to go up soon for a short vacation. Mrs. C. V. Grover and little grnn'i eon of East St. Louis, at the home of Mrs. 111., are vwiting Grover's sister. Mrs. W. A. Rlggs. George Smith,- who recently l.nr chased the Albert Frank place, on the Silverton road, has been busy Mieiy taking care of the grain and hay crop Mr. and Mrs. M. Schuff and daughter Selma have gone for a short i.tay at the beach. Mrs. John. Bienemann has gono for a visit with relatives In North Dakota. Community CluB of Silverton Frames Charter , Silverton, Aug. 7. A meeting of the Silverton- Community club w.'s held In the club rooms last evening co . discuss different matters pertaining to the adoption of a new city charter. For a long time Silverton's charter has been Inadequate. Some time ago v,o rnmmunitv club look up the mat ter of making a new charter and the ' ' ' i Tomorrow Monday Tuesday 3 Music Tomorrow by f 4:00 Mr. Frank Monroe 5:45 DaVS And 7 '30 ; 9:15 P.M. Only. Mrs- Warren Hunt Q ! If fflw -Vi I j 'i refihllmW ''iSMiLSSMaSSMSMSiaMilSlSSSlSWSMiM 1 i ?' 1 f miaij i nanwai MiiiiiiiiiMrM . t ' I I , n - - - . - - . .t...a..- mmmm mr- m mi ill 1 11 r d Mil ! . I 5-'- '-1 ' .(wf.f.'.r'rrvw.ff'fr"".1- ...... V9 t ' ' -f V ! 1 " - I .ly,!.....! ';"V1i;ln,1. i fit "i"')".;.1 ."i'! V.il'iiHnTl .mi. ,11, i mi,, 1 a ? j '!. ! P lTK j 75 Fi j if Ar II ii ii 1 ; 1 1 1-1 n 3 nmmiitp In charge nas it ready to submit to a vote of the peo ple. The question of a new charter has been voted upon several times since .the first charter was granted by an act ,of the legislature neitny vn mm. and It nas iui ui htime. Now the people see the import ance of a more adequate onorier ami it is believed that the document being made by the Community club will be adopted when it comes to a vote of the people. SEARCH OUT THE GERMS OF RHEUMATISM Fiml Out Wkt Causes Your Suf fering and Go After It. Some forms of this disease have been found to come from tiny germs in the blood, which set up their colony in the muscles, or joints and begin to Multiply by the million. You can easily un derstand, therefore, that the only intelligent method of treating such cases is through the blood. S.S.S. is sacb a thorough t1ool Water Permits Application permission to appro priate water from the Wilson creek reservoir for power purposes for' the operation of a proposed nulp mill has been filed with the public servic? com mission by Frank Readen of Bay City. The public service commission will hnirt a hearincr August 5 on the peti tion of the Cottage Grove Electric company to raise rates about 25 per cent. . ' purifier and cleanser that it can be relied upon to search out all disease germs and impurities and eliminate them from the system, and this is why it is such an ex cellent remedy for Rheumatism. . Go to your drug- store and get a bottle of S.S. S. today, and if your case needs special attention, you can obtain medical advice free by writing fully to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Laboratory.Atlan ta, Georgia. ' k m Service; Inc. WELL Ht HAV TO DO 1.0T OF HUNTING -m rrr TUBERCULOSIS Dr. ,' Glass has positive proof that he Is able to cure tubercu losis by Inhala tion, in any cli mate. For fur ther information address , . ; -, THE T. F. GLASS Mason Building, Los Angeles, Calif. S. C. STONE, M. D. " ' ' . TREATS CANCERS ' ' and does a general office practice . 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