Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-04-29
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS
woodburn.

ness trip 10 Portland friday.
p. L. Kenady, of Locust Grove, was
visiting in Portland Wednesday.
Miss Nell Bonney and brother, Roy,
were visiting friends in Needy the
first part of this week.
Mr.. Austin Johnson, of Michigan, is
making short visit with his nephew,
c. w. Grover, in this city.
Mrs. Hattie +. Reeves has sold her
one half lot on Front street to A. Bar
han and he will, erect a brick building
at once.
The series of meetings which have
been held in the Christian church the
past four weeks, conducted by Rev.
Handsaker and wife have closed. As
result of these meetings over 30 ped
SONS have united with their church.
DR.. r. II. Armes is visiting with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Armes, for a few
days before returning to his duties in
the Northern Pacific hospital, Portland,
DIR. Armes has recently graduated with
high honors from the medical depart
ment of the University of Oregon at
Portland.
The evangelist, DR.. Daniel s. Toy,
accompanied by his singer, DR.. Frank
Dixon, arrived on Wednesday from Sc.
attic, where they have been holding
services. They will hold union revival
services in this city for two weeks
The first meeting was held in the First
Presbyterian church on Wednesday
evening and the church was filed 60 its
utmost capacity. Hereafter they win
hold the meetings. in the Armory he'll.
DR.. Dixon will have charge Of chorus
Of Woodburn singers and most sue
cessful series of meetings is hoped for.
Miss Plummer of Portland will preside
at the organ.
The entertainment held in the Ar
mory hall under the auspices of Com
pany /. Oregon national guard, was a
most enjoyable affair. The DuBoise
orchestra accompanied by Mrs, o. d.
Henderson on the piano furnished the
instrumental music for the evening
The program was as follows:
Music--Selected, by orchestra.
\ letter read by Captain c. d. Hen
derson from Brigadier General Finer
TO Company /, regretting his inability
to be present and deliver an address as
was expected.
Solo" Song Of Heart"
Encore" japanese Love Song" by |
Miss Edith Landon.
Squad drill by Sergeant Roy Kelsey.
Address-Rev. ID. II. Leech.
The Pow Wow which represented the
making the treaty with the Indians in
the early history of Oregon. Ralph |
Richards as Wing Lee, - the Chinese
cook, made a great deal Of sport for
the audience during the signing Of the
treaty" in his attempts 10 procure
piece of land for raising hops. A
dance was given after the entertain.
ment.
Among those attending the district
of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society az Salem are, Mrs. p.
l.. Kenady, Mrs. Grant Corby, Mrs. F.
W. Settlemier
Justice Overton was a busy visitor
to Salem Friday.
Fruitland.
The Easter exercises were well at
tended
Rev. Crooks intends preaching his
farewell sermon one week from sun.
lay.
Mr.. Cole gave stereopticon lecture
,n the Fiji Islanders last Tuesday ev-
'ning.
Earnest Walton and Mr.. Arthur
Bramlet left for Washington Tuesday
morning,
Mr., Frazer had the misfortune 10 cut
lis foo; while working in the woods
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston and Master
VRhe attended the Plumb-Feister we'd.
ling Wednesday night at Salem.
Mr.. Peterson has just completed
ong line of woven wire fence. II i'm
,TOves the looks Of his farm very much.
Baker City's new municipal hall
which cost $4,000, is now occupied by
m Of the city officials. AT the city
ouneil meeting Monday night there