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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE TWO SATURDAY, .NOVEMBER 7, 1925 News from Nearby Valley Points From the Richest and Best Part of the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents 10 OPEN ARMORY SUverton, Or., Nov. 7. (Spe cial.) With tiie completiou ol the SUverton armory which fa to be dedicated on Armistice duy, the Ix-year struggle of the comblnou Xorcea of the national guard and tho Amoricau Legion hay ended. ,Thelr hopes that some day they would have a homo ot their own era realized. Stalling in 1019,. with a number of prominent clti sens of Silvertou and the national guard company and the later work of the American Legion many ef forts were mado through city county and state to get the nee ceeary appropriations to construct the building. For a Uine it seem ed that the work was all in vain as the county was reluctant in making the ap?;ioprlatlon after th (j state and city had appropriat ed their uharos. An effort was made each year to get the county appropriation up until 1026 when -tho present members of tho coun ty court brought about tho much desired event. The drill room of tho new armory has the largest floor space of any bunding at Sllvorton. The Do 1 Lert Reeves Post and the Le glon auxiliary each have a room whore they wilt told their meet inga. The natlonul guard have tn follow inn rooms for Us -conven- Jence: Company club rooms with Individual steel lockers, quarter master room, officers' room, cap tain s room. Outer pleasing fea tures of the building are the iu- docr target range the stage soon to be equipped witii scenery, a bal cony on three sides of tho drill floor, a large heating plant, show ers and a vast amount ot storing space. TURNER Turner, Or., Nr.v. 7. .Mr. Fun ston and two daughters of Port land spent Sunday with T. B. Fun aton and son at their much near Turner, Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Moo were dinner gueats of Mrs. L. J. Kowloy und son Sunday. Mrs. William Small of Eureka, Cal., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E Whitehead. Rev. Mr, Weokti of Salem wlU preach at Aumsville, Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs A. B. Stewart and Miss Edna Garfield were Sunday Visitors at the hi C. Baker home. Mrs L. J llowloy returned Tues day from a two-day vlist with rel atives and friends at Amity, Miss Avalyn Delzoll is expected home for this week-end. Sho at (tended the Oregon Agricultural college games and events of the - last week-rend. Herman Peetz and Q Alexander were Salem visitors Monday. Tho Battle Creek road leading out of Turner has been closed for bo vera 1 days the past week while a bridge was being rebuilt. The Mayro nnd John McKinnoy families are In attendance at the Pacific International Livestock show where tho McKinnoys will include some of their purebred Heroford cattle In the registered sales to bo conducted at the show. Orrin Wallorman of Murlou was a Turner visitor Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lylo wore week-end visitors in Portland last woek. Miss Eleanor Moore had charge ot the store during their nbuence. Itcv. C. W. Pogue was quite ill last week but was able to preach Sunday, both morning and even Jng . J. M Watson has been called to Serve on the county jrrnnd jury which convened this week. Roy Prathor of McMinnvillc spent the week-end with his broth er, K. S. Prather. and wire, pro prietor of the local drug storo. S. Taibot, wile lias been work ing nt Kelso and Longviow, Wash., wae home a few days this week. While a freight train was pass ing through Turner, Tuesday, the trap door on a ballast car came loose and ecattercd crushed rock promiscuously over the depot plat form and right of way. No dam age was done ether than the low of the rock. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Titan and family upon: Sunday in Salem with Mrs. Titus pareute. Mrs. Raymond Titus and son. Glenn, attended n Itnllowe'en par ty at the primary room ot I ho Aumsville high cohool. A spn was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. l. E. Swcnson of Portland, Novem ber 6. Mrs. Swonson was former ly Grice A. Ilvbell, well known here. BROOKS Brooks, Or., Nov. 6. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Ray arc spending Rome time with their son and family it Molalla. Grandma Torritt Is quite 111 at tiie homo of her ton, George. Grandma Spicer is vlsitiug with her daughter in fulcra. The Ladles AI society of the Methodist church met last Thurs day at the homo ot Mrs. M. L. Jones. The nfiernoon was spent in working on articles for the 1m- sanr, which will he held at the church November 20. There was a efcnwer nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Anpinwall Saturday evening, for thoir daugh ter, Klla, whoso marriage to D. Hammond will bo an event of No vember. Mr, Brown hnj put up a build ing near his store on the highway to be occupied by Mr. Ray n a shoo repair shop, i Thelma Blanton nd Stella Beckner are nt home a sain after working all fall Ir. Hunt's cannery Iq Salem. .The community club met nt the home of Mrs. B. K. Hamp, Wednes day uttornoon. It was a celebra tion of Mrs. Rump's birthday and each lady took some plant or bulb as Mrs, Ramp Is a great lover of flowers. Mr. and Mm. George Sturgls came over from Alaea, Wednesday, to vlalt their parents, J. Beckuers and Frank Sturgls, Mr. Sturgls went home Thursduy while Mrs. Sturgls stayed for an extended visit wtiu her mother. A shower vaa gives Friday evening at the home of Frank Wheeler tor Miss Kdith Manning, whose marriage to Harold Aspiu wall will take place some time this month. Mr. Aspinwall is prlulcpal ot the Butteville school. Mrs. Ellen Aspinwall is visiting at the homo ot her son, Carl. Mrs. A. E, Harris, Mrs. W. P. Whitney and Mrs. W. P. Gilbert were at a quilting party in Salem last Wednesday. Hay Aspinwall is putting in a lumber yard and will erect a plan ing mill in Brooks. There are a great number of curloads ot onions moving from Brooks at present time. There was unite a number of the Brooks people who attended tho funeral of Mabel Glover, Thursday afternoon. SCOTTS MILLS Seotts Mills, Or., Nov. 6. Mrs. L. P. Smith entertained at a birth day party for her daughter Laura bell last Friday evening. About 24 were present. The evening was spent In games and music, after which a delicious lunch was served by tho honest;. All present report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Vallen of 101 wood, Or., spent Tuesday here looking after business. Mr. Vallen is planning to put in a meat mar ket lnro and will move his ftim'ly here. The high school held Its Hal lowwe'ou party lost Saturdiy evening at the school house. All tlioso present report a tine time. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and Glenn Hilton motored to Portland, Wednesday evening, where they attended a wrestling match, Horn To Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Kollis, Saturday, October 31, a six pound sou.-. Mother and baby both doing nicely. Klin Gidley spent Tuesday even ing with Hazetf Ulockers. Lorona and hoy Dale spent the week-end with -homo folks. Frank Wilson nnd mother, who have spent several months at Sher idan, returned homo last woek. j.,cta uoocu o-nu-riaineu a num ber of little friends at a Hallo wo'en party Saurday evening. All pretsent report a fine time, NORTH HOWELL The North .Unwell commi.nlly club held a mooting last , Friday evening and elected officers for tho coming year, J. S. Coomlor was choflon president; Mrs. Flor ence Oddle vlco-prcsldent, and Dean Schaap, soc.-treas. Tho next meeting will be held in the school houso the 3rd Friday In November. at S o'clock. North Howell Grange No. 2714 met on their regular meeting dnto the 4th Saturday of October, It was a vory enjoyable ana profit able meeting. It was oted to hold the next meeting on Thanksgiving day, the lunch hour nnd nftoraoon to be open to all who care to bring fhelr baskets and Join with them In this harvest homo festival. y.ll the old neigh bora are especially invited. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wlesnor have purchased the fnrm whore Fred Dickson hag been living from tl.o Hntesons. Marlnus Schaap Is building hoimo on that part ot tho home place near th eschool houso. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire nrj now living in SUverton. W. II. Stevens has rented his farm to Mr. Rutherford of Minne sota. Ho Is a brother of the Mr. Rutherford who came here from Canada Inst fall and rented tho Fletcher place, evidently tho Oro- gon climate suits them. The Fred Dicknon family havo moved to tho Carrie Dunn farm in rnrkorflvllle. Tho Ladle' Auxiliary of tho N. H. Ornnge "Tho Homo Kconomirs Club" mot nt tho homo of their President, Mrs. Dahy Bump, last Thursday. All members were pros ont nnd enjoyed tho afternoon, the hostess served a delicious Hallowo- en lunch. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Wlesnor and Ellis nnd W. II. Stovens attended Pomona flrango nt Stayton. John Steward hna a fine new Hedan, he Is nlao enjoying a visit f his nephew and two friends f Minneapolis, Minn. Kills Stevens has recently In stalled a 0 tuho rndio act. EIKER'S GUARANTEED USED FORDS PRICED RIGHT TIIE BLUE FRONT; .Liberty Phone 121 Stayton News Stayton, Nov. 7. J. W. Mayo loft AVedncsday afternoon for St. Paul, Minnesota. Tho trp was a business one and Mr, Mayo will be gone for Hoveral days. O. L. RoJph, formerly munuger of the Santlam Woolen Mills, and now employed in the Portland -office of the same company, was In town Thursday morning:, Mrs. Frank Lesley is confined ti her home with a severe cotd. Among Hallowe'en parties given In stuyton during the past week were: one by Mrs. H. A. Beuchamp for tho entertainment of her Pun day school class gven on Thurs day night; a Hallowe'en surprise party honoring the birthday of OUn Davie hold on Friday night; and a party at the Masonic hall given by the young married club of the Christian church, on Iriuay evening; also a party given by Mrs. McClendon, on Saturday night for her pupils and one by Mrs. Alvie Smith for her small daughter Kl lomao and her friends held on Sat urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Staub of Orogon City were Stayton visitors Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Mayo and Mm. E. D. Crabtree motored to Salem Thurs duy evening. A. D. Gardner, Sr., motored to Salem Tuesday. Mrs. Worth Smith of Salem sub stituted In 'Gehlen's store Friday and Saturday for her sister Miss Clco Weddle, who attended the Willamette Homecoming In Salom. E. Hoy a in Portland this wcok attending the Pucific Live Stock how. Mrs. Miko Benedict, who has re cently been operated on for ap pendicitis, is reported to bo im proving. Mr. and Mrs. V. Lylo McCroskey motored to Salem Thursday after noon. Hamilton Ewen of Portland vls tnd Dr. nnd Airs. G. F. Korlnek on Sunday. B. A. Schnofer motored to Port land on business Tuesday. Airs. Joo Ditter and her brother Charles Hottingcr have gone to Portland to be near their brother Frank Hottlnger, who is seriously ill with pleuro-pnoumonla. .Among those who nttonded the Homecoming football game at Cor- vallis on Saturday wore Dr. G. F. and B. D. Alexandor. Alius Elda Downing s visiting at the home of hor slstor Airs. Otto Ausburn at Shclburn. On Saturday morning. Nov. 7, Aliss Beneta Stroud, County Health nurse, will address a mooting of tho Grnngo during the luncheon hour. Airs. R. 0. Wood has been 111 for tho past week. G. W. Hay, pastor of the Christ' lan church horo Ib In Crabtroo con ducting a ten-day rally at tho Christian church thoro; the moot ing started Saturday, 31t of Oct. On Inst Thursday evening Miss Ed na Zimmerman, Alias Alary Luiny and Leo Lulay visited nt the A. K. Lnlny home In Snlem. Air. and Airs. Hochradle of Rose burg visited with Air. and Mrs. Conrad P. Niebert over the week end. Anton Rlegor of Klamath Fals Is hero vstng wth hs daughter Mrs. Tien Gohlcn. End Bunion Pain Forever No Need to Suffer Another Da7 Those Agonizing Tortur ing Puins There Is one simple yet Inex pensive way, to reduce Inflamed, swollen toe Joints nnd get them down to normal nnd that is to apply Moone's Emerald Oil night and morning and people who suf fer from such enlargements would bo wise to reduco them before they reach a more or lees chron ic stngo. Ask any first class druggist for nu orfginnl two ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil (full wt rem: lh ) nnd refuse to accept iiuythlitg in its place. It is such n highly concentrated prepara tion that two ounces lasts a long time nnd further more if this wonderful discovery does not give; you complete satisfaction you can have your money refunded. Special note: People who want to reduce swollen or verlcose veins should get a bottle of Km-, erald Oil at once. Applied night and morning as directed they will quickly notice an improvement which will continue until the veins and bunches aro reduced to normal. Adv. , and Ferry Mrs. George Forge and eon Bill of Salem visited in Stayton for a while Saturday moifninff. Dr. C. H. Brower motored to Salem Thursday. The Marion County Parent-Teach or association will hold it semi annual meeting Saturday, Nov. 7, in Stayton at the high school au dtorlum. O. V. Whits, Principal of the Stayton high school, is pres ident of the county association and Airs. Margaret Schaefer of Stay ton the secretary. Charles Clark of the Aumsville Star was a business visitor In Stay ton Wednesday. Mrs. Margaret Miller, formerly an owner of the Bon Tonconfec nery will assist Air. and Mrs. Law rence Slegmund, the new proprie tors, until the first of the year. Alias Cleta Marie Crabtree, who has been quite lit from an attack of tonsolltls, has entirely recover ed from her illness. WEST SALEM West Salem, Or., Nov. 6. The senior Epworth league ot the local ehurch was eutertained at a Hal lowe'en party at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cieesy. The house was beautifully decorated in the Hallowe'en colors and seasonable flowors, with autumn leaves, Jack o' lanterns and black cat, to add a ghostly appearance to the dec orations, where several ghosts act ed as hostess for the occasion, as they etalhed to and from among the guests. A very happy time was spent playing games, after which a very dainty luncheon was sorvod. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Peterson were hosts at oue of the most in teresting and charming children's ilallowo'es parlies of the festive season, when they entortalned l honor of thoir two daughters, Jean and Peggy, to tho following boys and girls: Helen Gosser, Eva Arnold, Ruth Hr.gelhorn, Doris Hainby, May Richardson, Chester Robertson, Edward Engelhorn, Loring Grier, Albert Richaroson and Winston GoEsor. The rooms were completely transformed by autumn leaves, ccrnstalkB. Jack o' lanterns, black cats and the sea son's colors, where a witch wnB concealed to tell the little folks' future destiny. Other entertain ment consisted of Hallowe'en dealers ' mre ' . To make GENERAL Gasoline the most efficient fuel that a distinctive, modern refinincr orocess can oroduce ' - o X JL and then to market it to the public as economically as possible that is an important feature of the policy of General Petroleum Corporation. And so, GENERAL does not and "vill not compete widi its authorized dealers. Every GENERAL dealer is an independent, self-operating Ibusiness man selected carefully for fitness to serve the public well and authorized to sell GENERAL products. Consequently, all GENERAL Dealers are "home folks." Each is interested vitally in the welfare" of his community; each is de-' pendent on the success of his neighbors and the patronage of his neighbors for his own success Each sells GENERAL because he wants to. ' , "Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!" pranks and gamcb. And at a lute hour tbe little guests were trcatod to an appetizing luncheon. The banquet held at the First Methodist church on Friday even ing and Kive.i by the Jason Lee, Leslie and First Methodist church es of Salem was Quito a success both socially and financially. Over $500 was realizel from It and overyono enjoyed the Christian fellowship and congenial spirit that prevailed In the crowd as well as tho appetizing supper. Tho workers' members and friends of the West Salem Methodist church wish to extend a vote of thanks and appreciation to those donat ing or helping in any way to make the occasion the great success It was. Words cannot express the great appreciation and gratitude for the much needed help to the Thomas Burgeas Ford Memorial Methodist church. With the mem olral windows all completed and the auditorium plastered, the building committee is very much encouraged and hopes to be- able to delicate the euditorlum soon. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Hunt on Wednesday after noon. Quite few ladies were present and after a short business session conducted by the vice president. Mrs. Eedlord. Mrs. Will iam Phillips wa voted upon and unanimously elected as president ot tho Ladles Aid. All the mem bers welcome Mrs. Phillips as their now leader and will do all they can to help her. An all day quiting bee will be held In the church r.ext Wednesday with a pot lunch dinner served at noon. All ladles who can quilt or tic comforts aro urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. S H. Creasy enter tained in honor ot their daughter Alice's birthday to the following as dinner guests on Wcdnesoay evening: Rev. Caunell, wife and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mm ' Hustings of Wendell. Ida ho was the house guest of her old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh, last week. Mr. and Mrs. BurleU'h entertained at dinner in her honor, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons and two children, Mrs. Bliss and daughter, Helen, -Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell nnd Mrs. Simmons. Hallowe'en passed otf very quiet ly in town, no serious damage be ing done by the ghosts that were seen walking In the moonlight at the hour before midnight. It may be ot interest to the friends nt Edward Ashurst to know lie was a recent visitor in Kingwood. M Achurst Is d'strlct attorney of Klumalu county and Is making Quite a success ot Lis edu cation. He Is also the proud pos sessor ot anottier son. Mrs. Amanda Lathrop of Stata street entertained as recent dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Lee Uuescll ot Los Angeles, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Russell and son, Bobby, nnd Mr. and Mrs. K, J. Lathrop and daughter, Evelyn, ot Salom. Mrs. Shields, who has been very 111, Is much bettor and Mr. Beason Is Improving in health. Mrs. Lot tio McAdauis is also on the alck list. The Junior league was given a Hallowe'en party In the church basement on Saturday evening. Quite a tew little lolks turned out and they were delightfully enter tained with Halowe'cn pranks and games.' After the fun was over they wero treated to dainty re freshments The Sunday school board met at the church on Wednesday even ing. A very interesting and proiu able time was spent. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller of Klngwood aro the proud parenls of a baby boy, born Sunday morning, November 1, to be named Albert Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Cuy Conley and Alfreii Conley ot Myrtle Creek viB- lted at the home of tho latter's amount,. Mrs. William Andrews, and husband last week. Mrs. Brock was a business visi tor at McMlnnville last Friday. Mrs. F. M. Moore spent several days last week with her son, Del- bolt Moore, of Eugene. Mr. Bright ot California has ar rived at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wood, where he was sum moned on account ot the lllnosi of his wife. Mrs. Mary Chambers of Leba non was the house gnest of her niece, Mrs. Dewey Wallace, las week. Mr. Woods, who owns quite a few fine goats, several of which look permiums at. the Oregon state fair, has taken some of his best lireed of stock to the stock show being hold in Tortland. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton havo moved from Fittb street to John son avenue. Mr. - and Mrs. Nicols, accom panied by a friend were callers at the homo ot Mr. and Mrs. Brock this week. The west side cannory has closed down for this Benson, after pack ing quite a lot ot different fruit. FALLS CITY Falls City, Or., Nov. 7. Mrs. T. 8. Lusk und children have re turned to their borne in Portland after making an extended visit with Mr., and Mrs. T. W. Luek. Mr. aud Mrs. Wilbur Sedoro And Mrs. Kellerman of Salom visited with relatives und friends horo the first of the week. Mrs. Frank Mack and Mrs. Wal ter Black made a business trip to Dalus, Friday, taking (he dona tions for the noedlework guild. Mrs. Al Crowdor and Mrs. Kate Cleveland of Dallas viBlted Thurs day wltn Mrs. Sol Wlngo. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Deetz re turned Wednesday evening from their wedding trip to Klamath Falls and are at home to their friends. Mrs. Gladys Williams and small daughter. Liesslo, left today for Forest Urove, where they will spend the winter. Air. nnd Alra. 1. P. Brown wont to Portland, Thursday, after two more new Fords, George Genrnger was a busi ness visitor to Falls City, Thurs day, on his way to Willamette cum p. Airs. Leila Meytrs of Salom and Mrs. Rutisell Vushaw of Portland wero business visitors to Falls City last Sauirday evening. It. J. Hall has been in Port land this past week. Work is being rushed on the rebuilding of a bridge on the Wil lumette Valley Lumber company's logging railroad vnich burned lau Saturday evening. This complete ly ties up tho hauling of logs to Black Rock and It is estimated it will be about six days before this bridge will be compioted. Mrs. A. C. Peterson has return -'"ASli Jem- A3ii . 7, IW. I "1 As popular in the cty, as in me onMontWomon and Cilfctron SLICHER OWs , A.J.TOWLR W. B. Speck Distributor Phone 2102 Salem, Ore. Land Lubricants ed to her home in San Francatco, Cal., after a month's visit with relatives in Oregon. The local committee sponsoring the Ellison-Whito lyceum course this year havo chosen a three numbered program to be given at six weeks Intel vale. The first number was presented Thursday ovMiing In tho high school audi torium by the WUma Vance Enter tu hi ere, who wt-ra professional nrtiats in every way and were very much appreciated. The Hallowe'en party given by tiie Ep worth league to the Endea vor society was a splendid success and about one hundred folks were present. It was a marked affair aud the prizes for the best cos tumes were won by Mrs. O. Will iams and Isabelle Matcher, who Impersonated Mother Witch. At a late hour cider and doughnuts wero served. Diseases Acute and clnonio treated by the latest eleotricnl therapy and osteopathy. Consultation free. Dr. B. H. White riiyskian and Surgeon 60G U. S. Bank BIdg. Salem, Oregon ewer, j country. CO., BOSTON KUXDfMtXUSmflt
