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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURWAL. BALEM. QgEOON, TUESDAY, JUKE 22, 1915.
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Social and Personal
tt MOLLIM UVMOOMM
BEND IS SOCIAL NEWS.
The Capital Journal is al
ways glaii to print social news
from out&ide of Salem, and will
appreciate anything of this
kind sent in over the telephone
or by mail. In sen. line in news
tie writer's name should al
ways be signed, tot for publica
tion, but as a guarantee that
the matter is reliable. We do
not print anything sent in un
less wa know the author of it.
The young women interested in Sun
day school who will gather here from
'enjoying the birthday party of Mis?
Julia Chase, given l.y .Miss Gladly
Thompson. The evening was spent with
: games and music. Two contests were
participated in. Miss Minnie Spr&r.ger
and Maurice Sawyer, il:ss Mica Chase
' and Mr. 1'red Spranger carrying off
the honors. A dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess, agisted by
Julia Chase, Leora Morris and Clara
M;ller. The invited guests were: Misses
Mina Chase, Minnie spranger, Margar-
ette Tscbndi, Martha and Kuta co
ward, Eddie Compton, Martha and Olga
Wickberg, Doris Sawyer. Cora Fisher.
Gail and Mauriene Smith. Leora Mor
ris. Alice Rictus. Clara Miller and
Lena Wall and Oral McC'lean. Mes
srs. Francis Young. Carl Gibson,
Maurice Sawyer, jar Morris, Chester
Stirr. Fred Srranf-r. Guy Williams.
iS3 ISCHOOL BOARD LETS
I Hft CONTRACTS FOR WOOD !
: rMMm m hfatinr pi ant
rmmmi m i
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oil over the state, for the Girls' eon-; ; A , V w ' r-V" vv L 7r .7,T
ference, which begin, Fndav and eon.1"0? J?-
... i Kalph Gordon. Don Stealer. Atnes
tinues until Sundav evening, wul be en- :, : T, . c ... , ! ...... ...
. , - , . , . ,( . ...r. Mn.er, Dovle Smith and Artnur Mc-
Other coffee roasters cannot tin
demand how German-American
can be sold for 30c. Our biggest
savins is In getting coffees to the
consumer 10 to 60 per cent un
der the exclusive coffee house.
Tr7 a can of G-A tomorrow.
l ib. tin. 30
3-lb. tin, 85c
LANG & CO.
Portland
Clean.
An exhibition of an :s
'at the 1'ortland Art ins-tiute
give much pleasure t" 's'izl i
who are visiting in Vrrl-.r.-.
Monroe Gilbert attended t
Mcpherson Company To In
stall McKinley Heating
Plant-Wood Is Cheap
i-ing heM
whi'.h ill
rt r,
. Mr?. R.
:e exhibit
(vasses, "Moonlight. ' Lam-J,:ai.
:and "Decorative i'lgae Witj Afiies. "
Is Fcrt'.and last week
Mary Law M..Clintok, head of the
McClintock s. hool for Girls, in Bos
ton, and Mi's Glayds Johnson, of
New York, who were at the Hotel
Portland, en route to California. The
visitors were honored at numerous
informal affairs in the nature of
luncheons, dinners and motor trips
given bv former pupils of Miss Mc-
ttrtained is the homes of local people
the gnests of girls from the various Sa
lem ehorch'.. Miss Lanra licict is head
of all the committees, and with thir
assistance will have everything in
readiness for the visitors by the latter
jart of the w.-ek. The names cf those
mittee. are: l? h" rk,c?J. ,nP or"J wfis ie-
2gist ration-Mrs. C. C. Clark. First ';'t"'J w,;h ? l - Ta.f
Methodist Episcopal; Ger-rude fcakin. , d: -f la-v 6, m'lu,e by the Arr.e.-:-on Kd-
Pre.brt.riaa Margaret Elliott, sooth : er2:"-;n f ;rt,s-" V"1." V,'J,
Priends. portion of any one s time and ntu-n-
u...:, .i I,,,,..,. ,-..,;,. tion. ChiiJe Hassam has th.ee can-
to nomei (The girls in some case,,
rhoose aeistants from their on Sun
Am.- mn k.. 1 , If,.... 1'......
tiocal; Mildred Garrett, Mildn-d ' , 1 ur, ,ul T " . ""' " u
Clarke, First Methodist Episcpal; , V j"r- ikery als;, has eoMnbuteJ tourette and Miss Helen Krausse. Miss
Greta Mei.ner, l'r.-sbvterian; Esther e ntere.t.ng studies, and J. A Idea . Eleanor R-gers is another Salem girl
Anderson. Arneta Ba'rtlett Bai.t-t : i W lt'r bM a nota,,le ;"1!'-""i i'f Eng- attending tois school, having just re-
Margery Kay. .Vanna I'utnarn. 'hris
tian; Hi-len Mclnturff, Methodist Eis
,r.. I- C.r,r,,,l.. I : -t ' I .. r ...,...,...,. I
w.rJr iu,i!,;.V i t i K1 e Aufrace entertainfd with a din
Klliott, I.aura Miles, South Friends.
.j.,.. .t ....... , ,,u, b , s i , .. k ..r i . i i n-i.
partv, Fridav night Kegina Long.' ' ' '"
JJngiish teacher at Salem high s.-hool, I l"'"; c.mriipmorat.-d Mr. Autrance. Sr.'.
chairman; Uirdene Mevers. Margaret ,.li,t ,rl"la.v. he guests meluding for
Molkc, Christian; Craue Welborn, Olive-1 ?ne. D"J"t, Part' ,hn,H! "h". hJlJn
Vl.ll 1, n,.,.(,.i. n,i i'ii; . intimately acquainted with the visitors
The Salem school Ward last night.:
upon the recommends': n of the build
i ing and grounds committee, awarded
the contract for the :r?uil&tinn of the
heating plant for the new McKinley
sihool building to the firm of W. U.
J Mcpherson k Co., of Portland, the low
.est bidder, for (2,375. I'pon the recom
mendation of the su(i!i'S committee,
; ordered contract, let f -r the Khool
; year's supply of wed. consisting of'
3d0 cord, of slabwood and lt'5 cords of
old fir, or a total of ooo cords, all of
the slabwood to be furnished bv the
Chas. K. Spaulding Legging company.
j at .2.15 per cord, and the old fir is
were Miss 'divided up between three bidders: F.
A. irazier, at 3.4"; m fuel yards,
at $3.79, and the G. R. Tracey "Wood
company, at $3.80, res; actively.
The wood supply f r the several
schools of the distn t was purchased
for the ensuing year at a considerable
.reduction of cost over j rovious years
and will amount to a great saving in
expense to the district. I.n-t year, with
with the exception of a few scattering
III SHIPLEY
III Ti H Ffi a k Ti fl-
: of wi nil v v iLii JULC I
Lbnai Im I Jum. '- I CHI Pl
IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE "
Nine More Days
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Clintock there, among whom are Mrs.
Gerald Becbe. Mrs. Siai-lair Wilson. J cords of second growth fir which was
Mrs. Chester A. Moores. (Miss Louecn j purchased from time to time in small
amounts Xj fill out th" supply for some
of the schools, the district used slab
wood exclusively and paid $2.22 per
:entlv
tion
returned for her summer vaca-
i lish water colors
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Eu-:
The tenth and last dance to be given
' I ner of fourteen covers for the pleas- , in Moose hall by the Art Frisco girls.
lire ot .Mr. A'jtrunc s parents, .Mr. and will take place tomorrow evening. It
i was planned to n:ako a previous dance
Frinn.1.! neiln .Inn,.. M r 1 ,. I """R '"''ir eXteUrle.1 rest,
; i..k.'i: i.-..;.;......i. ii i i'i Mr. Aufrance is associnted in a bust-
here.
ness way with the Donald Water com
pany. With Mrs. Aufruticc he re
turned home Humliiv.
K. T.
school ;
Ethel
lit the
Pirst -Methodist Episcopal; Hnzel Mc:
Gilchrist, Florence linvne. Congrega
tional; Evangeline Smith, Miss Drake.
Jason Lee; Mamie Victor, Ruth Wel
born, Presbyterian.
Entertainment (to secure homes for
the girls during their stay, Laurii Heist,
ehuirman) l.ura Purvine, Presby
terian; Teresa Fowle, Congregational ;
Maxine Elliott, South Friends; Mrs.
I'ulvine, Jason Lee; Ti iniie Hewley,
Christian; Emily Philips, P.uptist;
firetehen ttriun Vlrut M..tl.,.,l;ut
Kpiscopal; Vnleda lloxie, 'Highland I u,i'in ',,f W'-ers for the Blind. TI.
odist Kpisropnl.' "' '' j Francisco exposition. Profe
In several case, Sunday sehool. hnvel"1" v'11 r''n"iin in '' A"H"V
not yet reported the innmn of their
.Superintendent and Mrs.
MonreH, of the State Blind
Prof. T. S. Roberts and Mi
Harding, assistant instructors
same institution, left yesterday even
ing for Berkeley, C.iiiiorni.1
where they will remain several wc-k.
attending the convention of the Associ
committees. This report should be made' ; i
to the director, Miss Li.urn Ili-iNt, at i
the earliest possible moment so that all
arrangements for the big meeting inuy
le satisfactorily completed. The confer-!
ence is financed by 11 contribution of ;
five cents per member from cadi girls' i
elass of the city. Girls are expec ted
to arrive from noon Friday to noon ,
Saturday, but the Portland" girls will
likely be delayed by he commencement '
exerciw.-s of Friday evening. Local'
hunday school classes are vying with
one another in the proportion of their
class that they can have in regular at
tendance in addition to the two off ii-iul :
delegates. j
rraneisco exposition. Professor Hob
s for tlo
summer the guest of las brother.
Koliertx, who lias liiHt
finished his third year at the College
ot Osteopathy. I he latter has ust been
.resented the. Cortex gold medal for
the best college song, lie is a talented
musician and is prominently identified
with the musical life of the college a
well as its social. Professor Rnhei fi
lms been ussocinted with the Oregon
State Blind school for the past 1
years and this i:i liis fir-t extended
vacation.
c jrd tor it. Slabwood w ould have
doubtless been purchased exclusively
for the coming year n!o had it not
been for the general demand on the
part of the janitors of the sc hool build
ings, ind the recommendation of the
Mcl'liersoi company, which is to install
the ni'W lientire nisnf ::t the Mc Kinley
the final one, but owing to their popu- school, that some old fir be purchased
larity and the insistaiit demand for to mi with the slabwood, which was
otters, another one was decided upon. I complied with by the committee and j
The drill team which has given the J board. j
series will leave for San I'rancisco, to I The purchase of old fir at from -3.47 .
attend the exposition about the tenth , to 3.$0 per cord is the c heapest that
of July. has cbfained for a great many years.
in :'ect it is us cheap a.- second growth -
Mrs. John Cassidv. of Clearwater, fir can be obtained in the open market.
Minnesota, is the bouse guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Guy O. Smith, und will
remain in Salem during the summer.
Miss Vera Witlinm. a music student
of Willamette university, who has been
making her home with Mrs. L, H.
Compton, l.ns returned to her home in
Victoria, B. C.
This year's supply of wood will be
distributed among th- several schools,
as follows:
Blahwoi.i
fords.
School.
High school
Englewood
Garfield . .
Grant ....
Highland .
Lincoln ...
McKinley .
Park
Richmond
Mrs. Frances Bailey and her daugh
ter. Miss Bess Bailey, of Center
street, are entertaining Mrs. Bailey's
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred W, Bail'ev,
land her sister, Miss Caroline Port, of Washington
( n.-seiton, .-ortn Dakota, ihc visitors I
ure delighted with Saiem and will re- ' Total
main an indefinite time. Later in tin
summer with Miss Bailey they will en
joy an outing at Newport.
Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred G. I, mm unci
Rtnall son, John Henry, were in Sulein
S-vimlay, guests of the K. P. ( niletoi.s
anil tl.o Roy llurtons. They we re en
routo to their new hene in Amherst,
Mass., where Mr. I.unn takes a posi
tion in the state agricultural college.
'I'ney will make stops in i alifornia,
('tali, Michigan, und visit Mr. Linn, s
A wedding of interest this week wi
be that of Miss Mary Anne Smith i
Thiiinns W. Gerber, both of Portland,
which will be soleiuui.ed on Thursday
afternoon at 5 o'clock at the First Con
gregntional church, Portland. iiev.
Luther R. Dyott will officiate, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Bess Tate. A.
T. Gerber will attend his brother as
best man. Following the ceremony, a
small and informal roc-opt ion lulu-Id
at the new home of the young
couple, SI 7 East Eighty-second street.
Miss Smith, a former I'niversitv of
Mrs. II. J. Miles is entertaining a
distinguished eastern woman, Mrs. A.
.1. Parklov, (if Boone, Iowa, who came
to ntfc-iid the council (if the Gen
eral Federation of Woman's clubs, in
Portland. a a member of the literature
committee. From there she went to
San Francisco to r pn sent the Iowa
library eon.missioi at the American
Library assucin ion convention in Berk-
cley. Mrs. Bur k ley is state chairman
id literature mid library extension de-
in
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Old Fir
Cords.
15
15
:'o
20
15
15
20
15
25
1H5
To.
120
45
35
50
50
25
50
50
50
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THE UNABATED ENTHUSIASM OF DISCRIMINATING WO
MEN THRUOUT THE PROGRESS OF THIS EVENTFUL
"SALE OF WHITE" IS A FLATTERING TRIBUTE TO THE
MERCHANDISING SAGACITY THAT ORGANIZED IT.
This Is Your Chance to Economize
Extraordinary Dress Economies
50 Extra Quality Linen Dresses, shades are- pink, blue, lavender,
natural, white all the new spring models, neatly made. Our own
stock combined with two sample lines. Regular values from $10,
$12.50 and $15.00 SPECIAL $6.95. REDUCED PRICES IN EV
ERY SECTION: White Undermuslins, White Knitted underwear,
White Silk Hosiery, White Lisle Hosiery, White Kid Gloves, White
Lingerie Waists, White Silk Waists, White Wash Goods, Entire
Line of Richardson's Snow White Linens, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pil
low Slips, Blankets, Infants' and Children's Dresses, Caps, Bonnets,
Knitted and Crochet Goods, COATs, SUITS and DRESSES, A
typical Shipley Quality June Sale.
WIFE "CHEWED" IN BED.
i pa it mi at of the l.owa State Federation j $
ot Woman s clubs. She is it long-time I
iriond of Mrs. Miles, their acquaintance
beginning in Iowa li years ago. She!
leave,, in the inc. mug for her home,
planning on stopping on her way in!
Portland, Spokane and other place's. I
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Huntington, W. Va., June 22.
When his wife "circulated
false and malicious stories
aluiit him." Francis M. Kdgell
could Ltand it. but when she
took her chew ot tobacco tu bed
with her it was too much. He
asked for a divorce. Not only
that, said K Ijell. but. she rem!
nated the ' i-u. 1 1 while she
slept.
Trie husband told Judge Gra
ham that he fneM to lead a
Christian life but couldn't un
der the cit'Miin-tnnces. He got
the ilivrrce.
jH-ujdo in Philadelphia l.ofn e settling ' Oregon atudent, is a sister of Mrs. lic.y
in their new home. Mi. I.unn was , S. Itlodgett, o Salem, w ho w ith M
Minn Isabel Ac hcrman, daughter (.I t Bl
1'midrnt and Mrs. ,1. II. Aekennan.
I Miss Lulu and Miss I.ina Heist arc in
, Berkeley attending the summer course
I of the l'iiiersity of California. Misi
of Aionmoiith, formerly of Salein,
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Friday evening a croun of Salem
Heights young people met at their hall -part of their wedding trip
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'Ken, mil i,i umiiov lie tne oniv at- , I II.,;.,. I,... i . t. .
lenda.it from her.. Mr ,,,! M , I !.., . ,,,,, ueriniiii
l.er will come up to be the gcies!.. of
the Blo.lgetts shortly after the wel
ling, and will include this visit ns
YAQUIS KILL ENGLISHMAN.
Washington. Jane ill. John .1. Amis
ton, nn Knglishinaii. has been killed by
Vacpii Indians at Moeliin, according to
advices to the state department today.
The first troop train sent out by
fiOVemor M.'lVfcir.o.-i with antdinra tn
departments i of the high ! ,,,,,! ttu, vTli ni . U(,gtrovei)
.nytng the Misse, I,.,st ,),e dispatch,., 'addet) Forty were
killed, wounded or are missing.
in the Albany high school, Miss Lena
: passing the lut year in Scappoose,
I 'ire., wi.erc she had charge of the tier-
i.iiiii and Latin
! sc In, .1, Aci'omi nnv
to Berkeley were Mrs. Olive Hand and
Miss Bertha IMwnrds, teachers in the
Salem schools. All will be away about
six or seven weeks.
cd'lege, and Mr. Peterson, all of Philo
math; Mrs. Klla .lones, of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Howe and their
(laughter, Katlierine.' and Mr. and Mrs.
Libert Thompson, of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. Horace 1 ' inlerhill and two chil
dren, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Maulv Under
hill, of Summit; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Boles nnd son of Mills City, Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Botes n, two sunt, of Al
bany; Mr. and Mi. A. M. (iray and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. i;,iv FTink and sons,
and Arthur Boles, all of Philomath.
The following program was given;
ful Caiiriei. '(to.) :....). iir...
Pour young men. the remaininir ' ntoreske. " Mr no, i.!.. f:.,i.i.,.,
I uien.licrs of a social roganization known Wedding Hav," M;tnr Underbill nnd
;as the Sacred Or.ler of Owls, were en-1 chorus; duet'. Mrs. ii'arrv Hciwe and
Miss Clara llcalev has returned to
: Sal,. in, alter spending the week-end in
orvallis as the guest of Mr. and Mm.
.loh n lleuly.
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I Miss Myrtle Burnap and Miss Clara
uui- i u.... .....
hi. , uc.ciin, were co er-cuililliy
visitors with Miss llurnep's sister, Mrs.
'. K. Albin. in Salem. They came over
to attend "Ouulity Street" Pridiiy
evening.
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Liberty St. between Court and State St.
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"Sorry Old Man,
I Bought by Telephone
The huiYs manager of n lui'Ke Wi'stcrn roiu'tni
Hold un ordor of Roods by tclfpliont? to a small
town mcrcliant just ten minutes before the
arrivi-l of n trnvelinjr sali'Hman of a com
petitor. Many business men have adopted this
"Long Distance" telephone selling campaign
over our lines reaching 1800 cities and towns
in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
Nevada.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
tcitiiined Pridi.y evcninir hv Carl Smith.
The club has been meeting Priday even
ing" during the winter, many 'of the
member going away for the summer.
Those who remain are Curl Smith, Clif
ford Sum rt . Lawrence Lewis and Har
old took.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. lld'es, of Philo
ninth, for ds yeais residents of Oregon,
uiol known throughout the state, cele
I. lilted their gulden wedding miniver
ary Sun, lay at their beautiful Philo
math residence, surrounded by their
children, "randchilclicii und 'a few
fiicnds. Mr. unci Mrs. I'lbert Thomp
son and Mr. mid Mrs. Hurry Howe and
children went oer from here to at
tend the exeut, Mrs. Thomi'soii and
Mr. Howe being ilnugliters of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Howie. Other children present
weie: Mis. Klla .limes, ot Portland:
Mrs. llo.nce Underbill, of Summit;
Mrs. A. M. (iiav, Mr, (luy Krink and
Arthur Bole, nil of Philomath; Clv,e
Holes, of Mill city, and Herbert Bo'lei,
of Albany. Kciir grandchildren unci one
resented, with 12 grandchildren nnd one
great gtandc Inld present. Mr. and Mrs,
Holes were ninrtied in Kansas, und have
lived most uf their :is years in t.icir
I'r nt location, a brief' residence be
ing mnde in orvallis and AH.anv,
Those present at the celebration were;
Hilioi nnd Mr. t ntle, Kev. and Mrs.
Phelps, Professor Olson, of l'hilinoth jfi.tiinierciiil street
.Mr. Libert Tlion. ,,n; reading, Harry
Howe; violin ,,!. .I.iha Inderhilh
"Somewhere n C. , Calling," Kl
hert Thompson; .,,1, Karhrvn Rowe;
duet, Mrs. rndorhill, Lottie Underbill;
"Silver Threads Among the Hold," all.
, Advan I pii.iu. pupil of Miss Beat
rice Shelton gave delightful evening
of music ut the First Congregational
church last night, only compositions ni
Kriml being used. Foremost local mu
sicians assisted.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ijiclies' Ai l socictv of the Kirst Meth
odist church will lice lu,, in the parlor
of the church tonimrow afternoon, at
woich time offi.-eis for the ensuing
year will be elec ted. At the same place
at nil earlier hour the West Centrnl
circle will meet the Vew Park circle to
plan for the fair.
Pupils of Professor Urnnk K. Church
ill will appear ni recital this evening at
the Kirst t hri-tii.n church, the program
to begin at H o'clock.
All mother interete, lu the. fuoral
conditions in the Salem schools ar iu
vited to hear Mrs. (. II. Pickett, the
t.tatit officer. Wednesday, at 2:.t0 p.
m., at the Sunday sc hool rnuns of the
Leslie church, corner of Meyers and
SILVERTON NEWS
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Silverton, Ore., .lune l"J. Mrs. K. A.
l.inscott was called to Portland oil busi
ness Sunday and returned Monday aft
ernoon. Lloyd Campbell enme oxer from east
ern Oregon on business and called on
friends in Silverton the first of the
week.
Mis Martha Jenson and Albert Towe
who have been teaching the Parochial
school of Bethamy and Kvnns Valley,
closed the four week' term last Friday.
The A. O. White family entertained
Hev. N. C. Games of ' Whitewater,
Wis., nho Rev. A. Salversmi of Toion
t'i, Wis., tin past week. Thee gentle
men nre brother-in-law of Mr. White
and are on their wav home from the
synod convention at San I'rancisco.
Andrew Tansen died suddenly of
heart failure nt the mill last Monday.
He was bom in Notwav in Hill and
w'.ien (tiite young emigrated to the
United Slates, and has lived in Silver-
ton at'Oiit to years. lie leaves a wife
nnd two. children.
Mrs. .farvis, Mr.. Matthew and little
I'loydcne Matthew were in Port Inn. I
the last of the week nnd visited the
big eruier South Imkota that was sta
tioned there during the Hose Festival.
Clair darvis is one of the navy boys
aboard this ship and was glad 'to see
the home folks.
Miss durdis F.ngebretson Bud Lester
Wnltmun were married at the home of
the bride's parents at Nurtii Howell on
c-cc.iciay, .nine rt. i ne ceremony was
witnessed by a host of friends' who
heartily wished them much happiness
and prosperity.
A rousing cebbrntinn is being plan
ned bv the people of Silverton for .lulv
1. The Incites who made the celebra
tion a success last year are to take
charge of the business and make all ar
rangements. The doubting Thomasas
rif Inst year nre now willing to co oper
nte and work together, and all feel this
will be toe best eelel. ration ever. Kv
erylody is speeinlly invited to take
Tart in the parade nnd, anywnv, come
and have n good time with us on Satur
day, .lulv :i.
Hev. O, Bleiim. ot Astoria, and Rev.
.1. A. Stavney, of Portland, are holding
revival meetings at the Lutheran Free
church in this citv. Thcv are aifei
';r ""'' ' I'rekke.'of Ferndale;
Wash. Every one is invited to attend
J. M. Emerson has fold hi barber
shop and left with hi liitle son for
Portland. His successor at the Clem i
.1. Piudor'.iaufer, who came from Cali
fornia recently.
I The Hen Hostettrr family are nicelv'
, located at Stayton. while the new sc hool
hnise is being built under Mr. Hustet-
j tor's supervision at that place.
The B. Tinglostad family entertained
the Misses Alina Enger, of Davenport.
I North Pakota, nnd Anna Stortroen, of
' Fergus Fulls, Minnesota, the past week.
The young ladies were cn route home
from the lair.
Guests of the past week at the F. H.
Snick home w-ere Mrs. ('. M. Wilson, of
Vancouver. Wash., mother of Mrs.
Snick, and O. (). Wilson, of Battle
Creek, Micii., a brother.
Mrs. ('. M. W'ray enjoyed a pUsnut'
visit with ner friend, Miss Sadie Bon
ner, of Silverton Hills, who was on her
way to ('orvallis to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kov Miller motored
over to Salem last Sunday to visit Mrs. I
Miller's parents.
Mis Jeanette Hannestend is' here
from I orvallis visiting friends and,
pic king loganberries in the Keen berrvl
field. '
Mis Evelyn Nutting was over nt Sa
lem the first of the week a guest ot
I her friend, Miss Jones, who brought
! ner home Tuesday morning. c
Alvin Hoburt is one of the O. A. C. .
students at Cnrvnllis during the sum-1
mer short course in session at present.
Mis Alma Beaverson and Mis Anna.
Milnrd. of Minneapolis, Minn., eaniej
i from Sm Francisco, where they have
i been nttending the fair, for a visit at!
trie A. l. White home. Miss Hcaverson
m n sister of Mrs. White. They plan!
on spending several weeks here before:
returning home.
' Editor K. M. Omstcnd and wife, ri' i
'Stayton. also Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith.
(nf ('orvallis, were callers in our little
, city on Monday Inst.
Alfred and Karl Adam left with
j their automobile for an overland trip'
to the Frisc o fair, on Tuesday morning.
1 Mr. S. A. Richardson enjoyed a visit1
i from ner friend. Miss Grace Barring-!
ton. a few days the past week. j
1 The Pigcrnes family hn.l Magnus;
jSixe. of Sioux Falls. South Bakota, as
a guest the past week. Mr. Sixc is one!
j of the many people touring the const,
i stale this summer and taking in the
--vcic in me iiijf iHir.
I M's Bess Cowdcn and Miss Eleanor;
Met lune attended commencement at j
Eugene this week. '
: A surprise (arty for Olgn Vorsethl
; the post week was a very happy event.'
A g.odly number of her" young friends
came for n good time and they sure
Imd it. Games of various kind werei
flayed and a nice lunch served. Miss'
jOIca j, t0 i,,gV). for Minnesota and,
I will be mirscd by her mnny friends
here. Those attending the party were:
Rugna Uuall. .losnett. uaiiiio.rau,
ta Cowracl. Fave Allen. Inez. try. Ur
ice Steen. Francis Green. Nora Buelh
Ivan Linscott. Don O'Kar.e. Brrnanl
Nutting, Dewey Alien, lbigh Ulh
and l.lovd Fry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. ,la,k. a-.
nied bvaniccc. Mi-sMori-y-to
L'assadia. where ihey will ski-I
few months at their ..n:er borne.
Mr. Booth, who recerly art.ved H
California, will attend to the iin.l"
taking business during Mr. Jrk
sence. .'
t:.- MWoheth Lew : i K'a
afier being in Portland ::.
er. Mrs. Levy remained -'J;
her sen. Ben, who is k "'"'i ,w
a severo illness. .
Miss Esther Hiues wcr.1 " lr
the last of the week to mere. Kt ;
Mi" Althea Stewart
Lusher, or rpoKaiic,
c.l with her for a few .v. J ?''
The ball game In. t
weer.
the first nnd second ti.v s '
resulted in a detent tor .
score being 111 to 3 in lav' 'h'bf
iors, who won the n,w rir-U
name Silverton Colts. h,,
T. S. Ppsou and a-rl ,,
week for tuo Knc tair a.;l t
go cas't to tncir ooi t
where they expect to lot' !'r
nently. . . ,,,.nt tk'
istomlma Luktns. who bis I ,
,rt vf.r with her V,.
left for ner nome - .uhtof.
She was aceoinpanicl bv " ' ' .,;,
Mrs. Town-end. who has '"'"
relatives the past few . ..
V Kowden. who w'oA t. r
NLircoe on ...e Hub hs "j,'
anklo badlv bruised w . " ;r'tiH
grt a horse out ot the y f" h,
be some time before he .an Li
the aid of .rntehes. ,,,.,;vitii
The Hnmsby families ar.
visit from their bjoih-r. '
Ramsbv. and wife, who .a. r
of the week from Kiaim.th
n.ain indefinitely. , i,.,,,-s h"1'
Mr. and Mrs. wucre
moved to Geblcndalc, Y !"
Chamness has work 0,,,,
Mr. and .us. a
at Vamhill the fir.: of .
attended the G. .v
McMinnville on theiy '"T J , ,h,
Mi. Kacbcl A''VW ;,- i',.!l. b"f.
p few. week, with b ' jjet,
lelt tor caici.i
there to the State
mouth,
Normal at
Mc"-
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A babe in arms is worm
with toy pisteis-
ed