Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WOODBURY. NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Woodburn, Or, July Especially y
Mr.. and Mrs. Arista Nendel and son,
Lloyd, and Mr.. Bert Hubbard, left to
attend the Cherry Fair Wednesday.
Miss Nora Garrett and Mr.. L. c.
Hubbard were united in marriage at
Vancouver June 25. Mr.. Hubbard Is
sister, Mrs. Arista Nendel, acted as wit
ness.
Miss Eta Mcclure has aGepted a
position at the Johnson and Shorey
soda fountain.
Will Waterbury, of Salem, made a
business trip to WOOdburn Tuesday.
Mrs. Arista Nendel attended the bar
becue in Aurora Saturday.
Mrs. Russell Higginbotham visited
with her motr-in-law at Aurora Sat
urday.
Bert Hubbard, of Raymond, WASH,
is spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. Arista Nendel.
Miss Ida Hendricks left Wednesday
for Salem, where she will spend week
with friends.
Mrs. A. 7. Humphreys and children,
who has spent several weeks at the
home of her mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Hen
bricks, returned to her home at Albany
Tuesday.
Little Donald Dinwiddie celebrated
the fourth anniversary Of his birth
Monday by inviting number Of his
friends in to spend the afternoon. The
house was decorated in crimson ram
blers and ferns. The table cent piece
was large birthday cake with four
candles burning, all around the cake
was masses of crimson ramblers. The
afternoon was spent in peanut hunt,
Margaret Hicks found the most and re-
ceived a large box of candy. About
430 ice cream, cake and lemonade was
served by Mis-. Dinwiddie, assisted by
Mrs. t. D. Lemon. The children enjoy
ing the afternoon were: Olive and
Kenneth Overton, Margaret and Janita
Hicks, Rosemary and Laura Mcclure
Kenneth Schooler, La Verne Goodale
Gilbert and Rex Phillips, Adrian
Schooler Ralph wilkins, Albert Cook
an Donald Dinwiddie.
Miss Ethel Bonney will be goddess Of
Liberty the Fourth. Birdie Richards
received the second highest.
Miss Noe, of Portland is visiting hel
brother this week.
Mrs. Ed Ballou and son, Edward, leff
| Wednesday for her home in Portland
Woodburn, July 1.-(Special. j.
Mls D. M. Dryden and daughter, o
Monitor were shopping IN WooGhurl
Friday
Misses Vivian and Mildred Daniel
son left Saturday for Portland for
few days visit with relatives.
The change in the schedule of tn
Springfield branch has caused all tn
railroad men and their families livin
. in Woodburn to move to Lebanon. TIL
change was made because an ample SUI
. ply of water can be had at Lebanon
/, Mary Goudy was in Woodburn o
. business Thursday.
O II. M. Hostetler, Of Hubbard, made
; business trip to Woodburn Friday.
p Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Howell of Dol
Z. aid, were shopping in Woodburn Sa
D.; urdav.
}, Mrs. Frank Settemier left Friday fl
t a few days visit at The Dalles,
/, Mrs, O. P. Overton visited in Por
t land Friday.
J. Father Kane spent Friday in Saler
Robert Scott made a business tr
2 to Oregon City Friday.
= Miss Web, who is staying with h
: grandmother at Marquamm spent fe
days with her mother this week.
s. G. Franklin and wife, Of Nebrask
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. al
}. Mrs. G. j. Rice.
R. L. Guiss, the newly appoint,
postmaster, took the oath of office b
s. fore County Clerk Gehlhar and assum,
m charge of the office today.
IS Miss Lois Beebe attended the barb
% cue in Aurora Saturday. She was Il
n guest of Leta Bents.
8. r. G. Rocker and wife attended Il
le barbecue in Aurora Saturday.
IN Carry Waterbury visited few da
e. in Salem with friends
v Mrs. George Dimick of Hubbar
d. was shopping in Woodburn Friday.
le Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson ce1
brated their seventh wedding annivC
GO sary Friday by inviting the membe
IN Of the Pricilla Club and their husban
n. to an elaborate dinner in honor of I
IN event. The house was elaborately dc
q. Grated. The hall in crimson ramble
th the living room in pink roses and fer
ty and the dining DOM in whie crepe /
Of per, white bells, white roses and swe
peas. The centerpiece Of the table W
be a large basket of white roses, Han
he painted place cards, the shape Of
ri. bell, directed each guest to his or h
q. place, delicious dinner was served
A the hostess assisted by Miss Alet
rs. Bitney, The guests presented Mr.. a
.ss Mrs. Johnson with two brass cand
lis sticks. Aat late hour the guets {
"a. parted with congratulations to the hc
ne and hostess
ee Willard Bonney returned home FRI
Ne Eastern Washington, where he has be
AZ. working the past nine months
II. Miss Vivian and Mildred Daniels,
Of Monitor, spent Thursday in Wo,
burn shopping.
" Miss Maud Horton, who has be
teaching in Woodburn, returned to