Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-03-10

WOODBURY. NOTES
Especial to The Capital Journal.l

-" ANh0 b"iSAo pay 1ho WVOu-
burn County Fair" given at the Wood
burn opera house Tuesday under the
auspices of the Woman's club, was a
success in every way; it was well pat.
ronized, over 5000 being taken in at the
box office. By a special request the
play was repeated Thursday evening.
Great credit is due the director, Miss
Claire Andrews and all who took part,
as every part was well rendered. Espe-
cial mention should be made of baby
| Violete Olson with chorus Of go little
tots in "Bogie Boos;" "Apple Bios
Tom" by Mrs. Holmer Alleman and
Mr.. Cole and chorus; "April Fool, /"
Mildred Drake and Floyd Holl; "Lyre
Bird and jay" by Mr., Corbitt assisted
by the Misses Asboe, Binkley, and
Richards, and Csc Saw" by Nora Beck
and chorus were we'll rendered. All
the characters were good in the play,
but special mention should be given
Madge Seollard as "Mrs. Piper;"
Blaine McCord, as "Bos jones'" Floyd
Hall, as "Handy Andy;" Mildred
Drake as "Giggling Sail" Mrs. T. C.
Poorman as "Deaf Aunt Sue,' and
her little son, James; Mr., E. G. Emmett,
Mr.. @. B. Smith as "Professor Spo-
ratti;'' Mrs. II. Allemen was good in
her part as emile Corosi;" All Beck
was exceptionally good in his makeup
as Mr.. Switzenberger, and Oracle Lin.
dahl as his wife; the college girls
should have special mention as they
were fine, Misses Gladys Binkley, Anna
Asboe and Sadie Richards; taking tho
parts, Mr.. Corbitt was good in the
part Of dude. All other parts were
equally well rendered.
Father O'Farrell spent Sunday with
friends in Portland.
j, W. Callister of Silverton, spent
Friday in Woodburn.
Miss Leta Bents of Aurora, attended
the home talent show given here Tues
day.
Miss Aletha Bitney is spending a
few days with her aunt, and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Yergen of Donald.
0. W. Love spent Saturday in Ger.
vais.
Mrs. T. o, Sweeney of Tacoma, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. s, A. West.
Claud Lewis of Portland, spent the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Scollard.
Mrs Jack Barkman and nephew,
Charles Feller Of Donald, spent Tues.
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fracis Feller.
The Tribune, which has been pub.
lished here for the past three years,
will issue their last paper this week as
G. W. Lyons, the proprietor has de.
cided to move it to Portland wher1
the will do job printing. Woodburn
will only have one weekly paper now.
Mrs. o. P. overton charmingly enter.
tained the Katie Klatch Thursday
afternoon at yellow luncheon; covers
were laid for eight. The hostess was
assisted in serving by her sister, Miss
Mildred Bogue. Miss Glare Andrews
was guest.
Mrs, L. Monfort and baby spent the
past week in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bunting re
turned home after spending several
days with friends here.
Brenton Vedder and children of Glad.
stone, spent the week end with his
sister Mrs. w. D. Simmons
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Bruce Of Portland,
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafayette Lawrence.
Miss Laura Bonney who has spent the
past three weeks as the house guest
of Mrs R. II. Scott, left for her home
in The Dalles.
II. L. Ford of Silverton, was here n
few days looking after his property in,
terests.
Mrs. Al Mishler and daughter Of
Salem, spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Wampole.
Miss Alma Amundson Of Silverton,
spent a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walt johnson.
Paul Griesel Of Portland, spent Sun.
day here with his brother, W. L. Gricsel.
al Feller of Donald, spent Sunday
with his father, Francis Feller
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Seeley Of Union,
spent Saturday here.
Mrs. j. w. Sadler and Mrs. Diam