Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 26, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2G, 1925 PAGE TWO News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Part of the State THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Falls City, Not. 20 The musi cal given la the Methodist church Monday evening benefit ing the M. E. lad lea aid society woe a great success and a woll ar ranged program was thoroughly enjoyed. A silver ottering was taken at conclusion ot the pro groin which amounted to eight dollars. The following program was rendered: Piano solo, MIsb Frances Hatch. Duet, Virginia Adains and Lu clie Mack. Reading, Rosa Howe. Instrumental music, Miss Nara lle Mumjou, Messers Aurland, Howe, Edeger. Piano reading, Georgia Loftus. Solo, Prof. L. A. Barnhart. Reading, Mrs. Minna Hoppe. Dialogue, Viola Lane and Ellen Bpeorestor, Duet, Dr, R. K. Howe and Al bert Morgan. - Trombone solo, Mrs. Austin Rlcketts. Violin solo, Sol Ediger. Vocal trio, Messrs R. K. Howe, A. Morgan and L. A. Barnhart. FRUITLAND Frultland, Or., Nov. 2G. Mr. nd Mrs. T. J. Cade and son, Hale, . TMooia at a doliehtful birth- .inv nartv iriven a. the home Of Mr. and Mra. Ronald Smlttt ot Sidney last Sunday. The day was a combination colebratlon mark ing an anniversary or two personn Mr. Smith and M'ss Wallin Illcuards o( Buena Vista. There was a number ol menus present, Mr nnrt Mra. Corbett, Mrs. Henry Richards and family of Duona Vista. The afternoon was spent laying Bameg and rowing on tlio river. Mrs. A. H. Hammer Is contcm- Ila.tlug a week-end viBlt to Now port, whore Mr. Hammer is spend ing an extended vacation. Miss Ruth Lallin of this district Is to be married soon. Tho store at Fr'utlland was en tered last Saturday night and a number of things taken by thieves. Word was reevlved here that a daughtor has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lambert, who residents of this section and now live In eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith wore Salem and Frultland business vlsi tore last Tuesday. It was announced on Novembor 15 that there would be preaching tiio Frultland Evangollcul church next Sunday, the 20th, by Rev, Mr. Stover. Arthur Cordier purchased around 1500 Marshall strawberry plunts Tuesday from Mr. Cade. The Cades ore setting threo acres to Etterberg 121 plants this run. Sidney-Talbot tl Sidney. Or.. Nov. 26. George Rallo, who lias been confined In the Albany hospital lor the laat two weeks with an Injured toot, was brought to his home here Wednesday. He Is getting along very nicely but will not be able to wulk tor several weeks. Mis. Claude Johnson, Mrs. D. F. Saylcs ana Mra. D. Jacobson were shopping In Albany, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turntuge announce the birth ot a son at their home near Lacomb on No vember 5. He has been named Gordon Everett. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and daughter, Meredith, of Albany spent the week-end visiting at the homes , of Mr. and MrB. Claude Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hampton. Mrs. H. W. Cooley and Mra. Lee Cooley attended tho sewing class In Jefferson, Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Calavan had as their guests one day last week, Mrs. Calavan's sister 'and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sav age of Silverton. Charles Meier was a Salem viei or Saturday. Mrs. Thomas Newt of-Rosodale was a business visitor at the George Ratle home one day last week. Mrs. Lee Cooley returned Sun day from Cottage Grove, where she has been vnstlug relatives and friends for the last two weeks. Mr. Cooley -motored to Cottage Grove, Sunday morning, and came buck with her. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers spent Sunday in Silverton as guests at tho Home of Mrs. Aiyers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Edison. Herman Kleper and Miss Rose Kloper drove to Salem, Monday, and spent the day at the home ot their brother, William Kleper. Mrs. J. M. Calavan was the dele gate from Talbot district to tho health demonstration council held in Salemf Saturday afternoon, The delegates' ohosen in the Sidney district were unable to attend. S. A. Peaeo- of Jefferson called on George Rallo, Sunday morning. C. A. Myers and Fred Jorgen- son were business visitors in Sa lem, Saturday. Frank Kleper was called to Sa lem, Saturday, by the serious 111 ncss of his brother, William 'Kle per. Mr. Kleper is suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia at his home there. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Freeman had as their guests lost week, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman of Bruce, who were married November 8. Mrs. Bruce was formerly Miss Nettle McClure, G. H. Marlatt was among the members of the Jefferson Masonic lodgo who attended the community gathering In Albany, Tuesday night, when the Albany lodge was host to members of Harrisburg, Scio, Shodd, Mills City, Lebanon and Jefferson lodges, Miss Verna Cooley of Jefferson and Mra. Cora Rose of Salem were guests ot their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley, over the week end. Miss Grace Harding and Miss Jeanette Brown of Corvatlls spent Friday and Saturday with Miss Harding s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Freeman. Miss Harding -and Misa Brown are teachers In the Corvallls schools. H. W. Cooley and sons sold their turkeys last week to a Sulem firm. Mr. and MrB. William Flnlay had as their guests Sunday, their daughter, Mrs. Minnie Wo r thing- ton. Also Mr. and Mrs. James Worthlngton and Virgil Worth- ington. all ot Portland. Mrs. E. J. Freeman and her guests. Miss Harding and Miss Brown, were shopping in balem, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. t'etiyjoun o Lyous slnt Suuday at the home of Mrs. Pettyjohn e sister, Mra. U. H. Marlatt. Mrs. C. F. Meier made a busi ness trip to Salem, Thursday. Mrs. Albert Cole was confined to her bed for several days last week with a severo cold. Mr. and Mi's. D. E. Bllnston were transacting business in Jef ferson, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tingelstad spent Sunday in Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eades ol The Dates were vilsting friends In this section Monday afternoon. Mr. Eades made his home in Jefferson a number ot years ago but now lives in The Dalles, where he owns a drug store. C. F. Meier was engaged for "two days last week in hauling teed from the mill at Buena Vista. Mr. and Mrs. Holla Phillips, who were married last week In Dallas, are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Os born. Mrs. Phillips was Miss Tliyra Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Doty, who have been In Keleo, Wash., for the last two weoks where Mrs, Doty's brother, Edward Lynes, Is very ill vore home for a few days last week. They were accompanied here by Mrs. Doty's parentB, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Lynes. Mr. and Mrs. Doty and Mrs. Lynes returned to Kelso, Saturday. Mr. Lynes re mained hero with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Doty and M. E. Doty spent Wednesday in Salem. Frank Tromblcy, who has been confined to his home with a se verely sprained ankle, Is improv ing slowly, but la etui unable o wulk without the aid of crutches. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tharp enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynes and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Doty at dinnor at their home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Freeman and Mrs, Fremans mother, Mra. L. M, Harding of Corvallls, will leave Wednesday evening tor KcIbo to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. William Freeman and Miss Doro thy Freeman, who are spending the winter there. I Special Purchase and Sale of Winter Fabric Gloves 11 Pair 1 (1 1 300 Pairs Go On Sale Tomorrow Morning! All are Fancy Cuff, T urn Backs, and Straight Cuff in Novelty Em broidery Effects. Colors, Sable, Grey, Mode, Oak ALL SIZES MILLER ALL SIZES Salem's leading Department Store FALLS CITY Falls City. Or., Nov. 26.-r-Mr. and Mrs. Ennls Frink were up from New berg the tlrst of the week, visiting with their mother, Mra. J. C. Frink. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ellis, Mrs. Harry Davis and Mrs. J. D. Russell wcro business callers to Dallas, Monday. W. H. Daughtry was a visitor to Fulls City, Saturday and Sunday, looking after hie mill Interests. Airs. Elmer Barnhart and chil dren are visiting with relatives In Sal-jm this week. Mra. D. Taller was a business visitor to Dallas last Monday. Miss Mabel Teal went to Val sets, Friday, where she has a large class taking lessons on the pianoforte. The two cases ot scarlet fever In the home ot G. W. Hodgdon were in a mild form and the boys have fully recovered. As so much time has elapsed since the first case was quarantined, It is be lieved there is no danger of an epi demic. Mrs. J, D. Moyer entertained her Sunday school class, the Blue birds, at her home Saturday after noon. The class elected their new officers as follows; President, Luclle Mack; secretary, Virginia Adams. After spending a pleasant afternoon in making plans and playing, games the hostess served dainty refreshment. . Carl and Lelloy Allen have ar rived here from Vernonia and will spend the winter with their grandparents and attend school. Mr. and Mrs. E. tl. Weidman and family are recent arrivals here from western Canada and are vis iting Mrs. Wei d man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Weaver. Mrs. C. P. Horn and son, Rtch- nrd, were business visitors to Portland Tuesday. . Mrs. R. G. White and Mra. Ralph Hall are in Portland, where they were called by the serious illness of their father, D. James. Mr. White drove down to Portland, Sunday, taking with him tho Miss os Gladys, Helen and Barbara Hall and Dorothy Owens to see their grandfather. Four delegates l'rom here at tended the Polk county Endeavor society convention held at Mon mouth. Friday, Saturday and Sun day. Ten societies, representing three different denominations were present. Five state speakers were in attendance, speaking on the subject of "Fidelity, which was thoroughly discussed from ev ery phase. - i;. Rickreall News Rlckreall, Nov. 26. Mr. ondi Mrs. Jim Neamltb have gone to I'ortland to remain until after Thanksgiving with friends. Mrs. Tom Burch left today t for an Indefinite visit at the homo of her brother, Ernest Munch, and family. Mr. and Mra. Btalno Southwlck are the gucato of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gorsllne ot Salem for Thanks giving. Mra. Gregg of the Dallas hospi tal nursing force called 'at tho Southwlck home recently. Miss Bertha Parsons of Dallas was a guest of Margaret Sportsman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodell and daughter were shoppers in Dallas today. Miss Orina Belle Emmons, Miss Mary Donaldson, started today for MILL CITY' Mill City, Ore., Nov. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyer and son of Portland were week-end visitors at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. A. L Baker. Mrs. C. T. Haseman, Mrs. B. A. Cober, Mrs. E. C. Gordon and Mrs. Muckloy of this city spent Tues day in Salem on a shopping tour. Mrs. E. A. Baker and her brother Frank Harris made a business trip to Salem Tuesday. - . The Mill City Woman's club started their Red Cross drive Tues day and are reported to be making good headway. Mrs. A. A. Holthousc and Mrs. Eva Raines went to Salem Tues day on business. SILVERTON Silverton, Or., Nov. 20. Sie cial) Fred Dowe ot Alberta, Umi- atla, has purchased the Fred David 30-acie iiirm on the f mining river west ot Silverton. Mr. Dowe haa moved to his new home. The executive committee ot the Silverton unl t ol the butnorun Brotherhood has sent Invitations to the 40 different organizations at Silverton asking t'heni to send a renresyntative to a general com' mittee 'Which will meet December i at the chamber of commerce rooms for the purpose of laying plana for the Christmas charity work at Silverton. The Brother hood is heading the work at Sil verton, .V.VAV.V.V.W.V.WMVAW.VAVVA'.WW.V.'AV jW,WAV.WOAWMW.VMW.VVW.VVVy.W Sii?'- Performance - ( W. r K33S Tacoma, Wash., in Miss Emmon'e car to spend the rest of this week with a school friend. The community sing was postpon ed Tuesday night In order to pre vent spread of diseases. Mra. Barnes and Mrs. Bowe of Dalas spent Teusday with Mrs. A. Hamilton. The basketball games to have been played here tonight were changed to Fails City. Mr. and Mrs. Will Powell and at a reunion at Mrs. Powell's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. JaBon Byera of Independence, at which all the children will be present. Mrs. E. A. Stenson was a shop per in Dallas today. Mrs. Orvllle Price and children havo gone to Portland to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lucas. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watt of Portland are visiting relatives ovor tho holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall of Der- ry, are looking for a location for a chicken ranch close to his. work at the depot. Mr. and Mrs. Will Powell were Salem culleis the first of the week. laud sons spent Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dempsey Kails City. OREGON JL!TmDGE in Graustarh, - - m SEE DOUGLAS 1 li The Lovable Locksmith . of Laughter Unlock the Gates of Gayety With m I 11 fwff m m was MSB iir"Seven Keys ToiBaldpate" m ".V m m m It's Our Special Thanksgiving Program Selected to Suit the Whole " Family I COMEDY :: NEWS Mcdonald TODAY :: FRIDAY aw V dV mt. -rv tr" t- I! UKEUUN 11 v.v.N vsss V.V.. . MATINEE 33c EVENINGS 35c 30c Children 10c XOlw.w.v.v.w.w!!v!! CoodCoodz. t J Salem's Leading Department Store BEGINNING TOMORROW! A SPECIAL PURCHASE and SALE of Ruffled Curtains Every Pair New and First Quality! Fancy Marq Pair For any room in the house. These should interest the thrifty housekeeper from . the angle of beauty as well as thrift Ready to put up with very little inconveni ence. White net with two inch" ruffled edges of old gold and old blue voile picoted in black. Ruff led tie backs to match. uisette Ruffled Curtains Pair These are extremely, "easy" to look upon very good quality and an exceptional value at this price. Both plain and fancy. Old or delft blue and lavender, also yellow. Ruffled tie backs to match.' Each set in an individual box ready to hancr. Dotted Marquisette Ruffled Curtains I Jills Pair Dotted marquisette with novel ty picoted ruffled edge to match. These come in plain solid colors also. Rose and lavender. See them tomorrow! The prices are within the range of your purse. The patterns are just what nre be ing used in the east. All Are Ready to Hang 2 Yard Lengths . . ..--.-.-.-. wrwi .y.v.v.v.v.'.w.v.v.v.v.sv.v.v.v.v.v.w f.V.W.VVSWAW.W.V.V.V.W.W.".W.V.W.V.V.V."