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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1916)
m THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORFflON. SATURDAY, DEC 9, 1916. Willamette Valley News 4 4 4 M-4 a la RTippe nature. view announcing tue. arrival ot a son William Brown and family have to Dr. ami Mis. Merle Fox; be has been leased the Mason Bros, place here and named Merle, Jr. are occupying the Mason residence. , Mrs. K. K. Shield" and daughter, Miss I Grace, Misses Katherine and Oraoe I Malo, Mrs. Frank T. Cutsforth in i Mrs. Eola News Notes (Capitaljffournal Special Service ) tola, Ore., Dee. 9. Mrs. Schindler, ot Salem, visited her sister, Mrs. Holman, ona flay last week. Mr. Austegard, who lives on the Mend place, has bought five acres of land from T. W. Brunk. The Kola delegates to the county Parent-Teachers' corvention, did not get there until it was over, owing to a niis undenttanding of the time it was to meet, (ieorg Mitty is home for a while. T. W Brunk had a very sore finger for several days last week, cauBed from a sliver. Harry Thacked and wife spent Thanksgiving with her folks at Aukeny Bottom, the Jauobsons. . A. chimney at Mitty 's burned out Friday morning. fcSda Bcece has been sick all week witk grip. Mdna Burch fell and fractured w tho bones of her wrist Wednesday even ing. She was running and playing at home when it happened. Dr. C. If. Rob ertson attended to it. TSie-re will be a literary meetftg to nigjht, Friday, at the Kola sohool house. G. M. Stewart is sick with grip, Morgtin Reece traded his work team for a oouple of young unbroken mules to a man over in the Silverton country. A savage hawk tried to get a canary birsl out of a large cage that was on the floor of a screened back porch of B. I. Ferguson's house, oing in through a door that was open. Ray Fer guson killed tho hawk. Kaiser Bottom Items I Capital JournaFSpecinl Service ) Kaiser Bottom, Ore., Dec. 8. The bazaar with program and social slated for Saturday evening, December 9, at Kaiset .school house, has been temporar ily postponed because of the sudedn ill ness of C. K. Cummiug. board mem ber, who 'Wf always aided in malting a suiicewt of every good thing undertaken at -Kaiser. Bottom. Mud illness prevails here, mostly of Lyons News Items (Capital Journal Special Service ) Lyons, Ore., Dec. 9 Miss Vida Wood worth, who has been ill, has not yet re turned to school. Mr. David Thompson, of Silverton, spent a few days ot his home in Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whiteman, of Aums villew, spent Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. B. M. Woodworth. Miss Agnes Brown has been on the sick list. Mr. Percy Hiatt returned to Albany Sunday morning to attend school after having a week's vacation. The unexpected snow that fell Tues day morning was welcomed by the school children. Miss Blanche White spent the week end at her home. Mrs. Clara Brown spent the week-end in Portland visiting with her folks. Mr. and MrB. William Killer made a business trip to Aumsville Friday. Miss Eva and Alta Hiatt stayed with Mrs. Kdler during the bad weather so as to attend school. Mr. Clyde McRne, who has been ill, is slowly improving. Mi'. Stanley Brown spent the week end with his parents at Lyons. Miss Mabel and Zoe Track spent a few day at. their home. Dogs are causing some trouble and loss among the shcop owners of this vicinity. Miss Blanche Thompson spent I Thanksgiving at the home of Klmerj Hiatts.- of Mehama. Mr. Willis Brown has returned home after spending a while with his brother at The Dalles. Miss Klsie Pruner spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Harry Vaughn, GERVAIS NEWS H. D. Mars spent Friday in Salem. F. A. Mangold, clerk of school Dist. No. "o" who has recently taken the school census, reports tht we have 70 girls ond 79 boys of school age in the district. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Xatzgor and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hoover are attending the stock show in Portland this week. Mr. Naftzger has some fine fat hogs on exhibition. Nine hundred sacks of spuds in one ar load was shipped from the MeKin- lev Mitchell warehouses in fiervais Wed nesdav. This is the largest car load of flp'.uls ever shipped from this station. Their destination was Arizona, and from there they are to be distributed to different 0, S. troops. At a regular meeting of ForretS or America held Dec. li, 1910, the fol lowing officers were elected for the, ensuing term: F. 1L Cannnrd, C. R.; Ho-s Cutsforth, 8, C. R.; Win. l.cith, ( "asurer; G. J. Moisan, Fin. Sec; Stev en Helbock, Rec. See.; 1). Cannnrd, S. W.; Wm. Oddie, J. W.j .los. Knss. S. H.; Steve Hermie, J, B.J C. A. Sawyer, lecturer; K. Malo, VY. B, Drown, Ellis Stevens. Trustees.- Star. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. Makes Burglars Look, at the Little Bird Dallas Schools Closed On Account of Measles (Capital Journal Special Service.) Dallas, Or., Dee. 9. At a meeting of the Dallas school directors Wednesday night it was decided to close the pub lic schools of the city for a period of 10 days on account of the measles epi demic that is raging in the city. The high school classes -will not be affected by the order however as long as the attendance is normal. The action was taken upon recommendation of Prof. W. I. Forn who explained to the board that tho attendance in spme of the low er grades was cut down to almost noth ing on account of measles and colds. City health officer, Dr. B. H. MeGal lou has established a strict quarantine vlrerevcr measles occur and in this way it is hoped to stamp out the disease at an early date. Goes to Attend Convention. U. S. Grant of this city, one of the most prominent Angora goat breeders in the United States, left the first of the week for Galveston, Texas, to at tend the annual convention of the Na tional Mohair Growers' association of which he is president. Mr. Grant ex pects to be away roiu Dallas for about threo weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Finney of Sheridan, were Gctvais visitors Mon day, They are well pleased with their new Iwuition. , Word has been received from I-nke- Duluth, Minn., Dec. 9. Dr. David H. Day's burglar alarm that photographs intruders and summons help at tho some time today bus convicted one man upon the strength of his picture taken by the automatic camera which creates a flash light, causes sufficient noise to get the intruder to unconsciously turn to face the camera, and summons police aid. ; rfcific TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS Almost Fatal Accident. While erossinir the Southern tracks near the depot theX first of the week 11. P. Shriver of this city was struck by a moving car and knocked down receiving a bruised ankle, but otherwise escaping uninjured. Fortu nately for Mr. Shriver he noticed the ear iust as he stepped on the track and had partly turned when the ear struck him, otherwise he. might Have tiecn seriously injured. Dallas Commercial Club Meets. The regular meeting of the Dallas Commercial Club was held in the club rooms Wednesday evening. Several Diamonds for Christmas Diamond Rings Diamond Scarf Pins Diamond Lavaliers Diamond Brooches Our assortment is very large and at prices that will appeal tp you Hartman Bros. Quality Jewlers and Silversmiths State and Liberty Streets. Quality Service Price I Look In Our Windows B jf i We Have Everything Appropriate matters of importance en me up for discussion among which wits a proposi tion from a fruit evaporating concern in regards to locating a plant in this city. The matter was left in the hands of the committee on manufacture xuriner consiueration. A letter was also read to the club from a milk con densory which is looking for a location in some Western Oregon city. Opens Up New Business. W. K. Austin of this city has opened a Corn Crispette factory at his home on Church street and is already doing a thriving business in the manufacture of the new confection. Mr. Austin plans to make several towns in the valley in the interest of his business and will no doubt succeed in the venture. For a Sensible, Tasty Christmas Gift I Hand Bags $5.00 to '$15 Regular $10 Hand Bags, $7.00 Sewing Baskets, Ivory Finish $5.50 to $8.00 DOLL FURNITURE IB i CP C5 Vi G $2.50 to $6.50 Each We Ask You To Shop Early You Will Be Better Satisfied Ask for what You -Want "WE HAVE IF Genuine Tennessee Cedar Chests Regular' $25 kind at $20 $16.50 kind at ... $13 , . mm- wnwn-n Electric Reading Lamps at all J prices " .1 Nice line of Smoking Sets from $2.50 to $7.50 1 s Waste Baskets ... 75c to $1.50 jjj Doll Carts $2 10 $10 Bazaar Being Held Today. The annual baztiar of the Dallas Woman's Club is being held today in the aud'.torium of the Dallas public 'fjbrary. I r- Mi Hallie Hart, a teacher in the Dallas schools, left yesterday for her home in Portland where she will visit until the city schools itffaii open. She was accompanied by Miss Katherine Sltil"V. Mrs. Kay Theirs and children re turned Thursday afternoon from a sev eral week 's visit at the 'home of her parents In Kugcne. H. H. ('arsons, of Portland, formerly school supervisor of Polk county, was a Dallas visitor this week. Harry Woods returned the first. if the week from a several week 's visit ! at his old home in Pennsylvania. I Mr. and Mis. O. E. Williams enter tained at cards at their home on Mill street Thursday evening. B. Pi .lones, a prominent rancher of i the Amity neighbor)) od was a Dallas : visitor Thursday. Mrs. v. Chapman and children of ! Almn, Michigan, base arrived in llnl i las and will spend the winter at the home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Fi ver. I F. A. Elliott, of Salem, was I I'nl las visitor Wednesday niht. J. L. White, a former Dallas resi dent, now district superintendent for the Oregon Power company with of Ificers at Albany, was in the city Wed nesday greeting old friends. I Henry Voth, a prosperous Salt Creek i farmer, returned Thursday morning from a short business visit in Port land. ! Mrs. Therlow Tyler Smith, of land, is n puest at the home, of M Mrs. P. J. Craven, on Mill street. Mr. anil Mrs. Willis Simmouton left Thursday morning for a two weeks visit with relatives at Myrtle Point in Southern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Yoakum and nephew Lawrence Smith left the first 'if the week for an extended visit in Southern California. Mrs. .VI. I.onknecker retur 1 this week from a two week's visit at rhe homes of lier daughter's in Portland. Mr. and Mis. Merlon IS. Ellis re turned the first of the week frOBI visit with relatives and friends in Portland. i ii Come in Early if You Want the Very Beat Service ! "If you want becoming Clothes you will have to be coming to---" JOHN SUNDIN, 347 State Street sel and Miss Francis Braise! Thanktssivins in Portland. Th turned to their homes Sunday. The pupils of the St. l.Ouis school are preparing fur an entertainment Christ ' mas. Kev. Father Orancis, of Park Place, attended the, funeral of Chin Icy l.emeiy. Jokn Manning made a flying trip to Salem Saturday. Miss Philainenia Ferschvveiler. who is i working in Portland, visited her inothe, a few days. She returned to Portland Sunday. SILVERTON MILL TO RESUME pent has had several men employed to e .- re- amine me maenwery, au.i repair i: defective parts. It has been re pa in I and enlarged In several ways whh h tends to increase the efficiency of it. When the mill begins work bgnin, it expected that all depat'nieu'ts "ill 1 ,; ill pertect working order. The managers expect that at the ei I of another year's work, the out put HI show great increase over I'lUiner yea:-. The Silverton .Lumber Co. has beej' gaged in business in Silverton to' so . -erai years and to this industry is iti n a large portion of the population iii'-l prosperity of Silverton.- Appeal. Th. thcii mil Silverton Lumber Co. will begin usual work, December 11. The rns forced to close about eight ago, on account of shortage of V. cel. cars. The. company ba of this opportunity ikeu advantagi repair work am DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL THE BEST THERE IS IN JOB PRINTING Phone 81 Prompt Service Port- . and For Christmas, your Photograph The simple gift that lends the touch of friendship without the embarrassment of an obligation. You get more for your money at Moore s Others make, the prices We get the Business St. Louis News f " i (Capital Journal Special Service.) St. Louis, Ore., Dec. !. Charley Lemery, who died last Friday in Mis 1 onla. Mont., from heart failure.- l buried here Tuesday from the Catholic church. He leaves to mourn his death u mother, four-lirothers and four sisters, i Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCor 1 mick, Mondav, December 4. a baby girl j Mr. Paul Hobert returned to Wash ington last Wednesday after spending n , , few davs at home. I The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Pin ok Belleaque was buried here last Wednes-1 day. The infant died Sunday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ous Mininin, Mrs. Brns- Town Hubbard Bldg., Salem, Ore. Phone 2363 for Appointments IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIllillllllllllMIIIIIIIIMIHHHIII
