Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-31
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS
wOOdburn.

woodburn.
Tracy Poorman was business visitor
to Mt. Angel Monday.
Mrs. Z. P. Moreom was visiting
friends in Salem Tuesday.
Mrs o. A. 8Gushberger and baby are
visiting her parents in Mt. Angel
Lyman Shorey has entered Newell 8
Riverview Military Academy, Portland.
Judge Scott and road Supervisor Ne
Corkle were business visitors to Wood
burn Monday.
Mrs NJ L. Jones, Of "Labish Mead
ows, " was the guest of her neiee, Mrs.
C. w. Grover, Tuesday.
p. L. Kenady went to Eugene Tues
day, where he will remain for several
days. looking after stock.
r. o. Hutchinson and family moved
TO Cottage Grove Wednesday, where
they will make their future home
Colonel J. NJ Poorman returned from
Portland Wednesday, where he has
been on business for several days.
Rev. Louis Anderson, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, of this city, is
assisting in revivals in Portland this
week.
Members of the A. o. L. W will be
favored by an address by Hon. Ralph
Feeney, Of Portland, Saturday evening,
April 1st.
Geo. Starkey and family, of Penoka,
Alberta, stopped of on their way home
from San Francisco to visit f. c. Price
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Arista Nendel and lit
tie son. Lloyd, removed to Silverton
Wednesday, where they will make their
future home
Miss Olive Adkins. who has been the
guest Of Miss Francis Kemp for a few
days. returned to her home at Scots
Mills, Monday.
Mr. Charles Livesley, of Salem,
stopped of at woodburn Wednesday
evening on his way home from Port
land, to visit relatives.
Any person who comes TO the horse
fair at woodburn April lst and then
think it will be an April fool affair
viii get the horse laugh.
Jessie Settlemicr, who has been at
tending Newills Military Academy,
Portland. arrived home Wednesday ev-
eniug with an attack of tonsiltis.
Mrs Sadie Kemp went to Scots
Mills Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Nellie Adkins, and her grandson,
Guy Adkins, Jr., for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Maupin and son,
Ralph, returned from Newport the fore
part Of this week. where they have
been for the benefit of Mr.. Maupin s
health.
T. II. Mitchell superintendent the rails
ing the tower for the fire company s
bell, which was erected Tuesday. The
tower is situated by the city hall, and
is we'll built, being 80 feet in height. |
Mr.. William r. Priest aud bride ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening to
visit Mr.. w. n. Pfiest and wife are
residents of lrrigou, and were married |
in Portland Saturday. The former is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Priest.
All members of the Woman = Club, of |
are expected to be present |
at the next meeting of the club, to be
held at the home Of Mrs Jacob Ogle, |
next Wednesday afternoon. at $3.50 |
o clock, as the annual election of Off |
GERS will be made
A caucus Of the citizens of woodburn |
will be held in the city hall Friday ev-
ening, March Slst, for the purpose Of
"a ticket to be voted on az |
the municipal election April 18th. All
citizens are expected to present. The
meeting is called 10 meet at S O'Clock,
sharp.
Mr., W. c. Aylsworth, who is getting
mp comic opera entitled Trial by
Jury" by Gilbert 4 sullivan. has met
great enthusiasm by the music lovers Of
Wo0dhuTn. II is a very clever and in,