Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-14
WOODBORN NEWS
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-"io' i1iuici a. CluHdTu HteIldlhou
the members of the Priscilla club Sat
urday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent sewing.
John w. Kelley, of Portland, was
mere last week an account of the death
of his sister, Mrs. John W. Gavin.
Dr. Marsh, of Forest Grove, is visit
ing with relatives here, this week.
p. V. Cali, of Portland, spent Sun
day with N, S. Nehl and family.
Elmer Settlemier was in Portland
Saturday and Sunday.
Omer Digerness, of Silverton, spent
the week end here with friends.
G. G. Brill spent Sunday in Portland
with his wife.
Mrs. N. w. Crandell has returned
home after spending several days with
her daughter in Sheridan.
A. Tyler left last week for California
where he expects to be gone until next
spring.
Clarence Coyle and Mr.. Pellen, of ST..
Paul, spent Saturday in WOodburn.
Mrs. f. H. Wright and daughter,
Eleanor, were IN Salem Friday.
I. Clav Jones, of Alaska, is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs A. +. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Nehl entertained
at their home Saturday evening, during
the evening 500 was played. Mrs.. Geo.
Becker and John Glatt held the highest
score and won first prize. Mrs. f. x.
Beck receiving the consolation.
After the game, refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. N. 8. ScOllard, Fred Miller, Geo.
Swinderman, John Glatt, David Jack
son, Geo. Becker, Theo Nehl j. J. Stan
gle, F. X. Beck, J. u. Kennedy, Mrs.
Deltan and Misses Ruth and Katherine
Swnderman
Mayor John F. steelhammer and
wife, attended the funeral of Mr..
Steelhammer sister-in.law in Salem
Monday.
The remains of Mrs. John W. Gavin,
VINO died Saturday in Woodburn were
taken to Portland for funeral services
which was held Monday morning under
the direction of A. R. Zeller at st.
Lawrence church. Father Maher, of
Woodburn, spoke after the services.
Messrs. H. Moore, T. Nehl, F. Beck,
r. Alleman and j. Hunt, of Woodburn,
were the bearers.
The remains were placed in vault
awaiting the recovery of her husband
who is i'll at the St. Vincent Hospital.
Mrs. D. c. Cowles entertained few
ladies last week in honor of Mrs. Ben
ton Killen. The evening was spent
at cards. Those present were Mrs. C. E.
Waste, Mrs. j. c. Moore, Mrs. Bessie
Cowles, Mrs. Blaine McCord Mrs. John
Steelhammer, Mrs. H. Moore, Mrs. It.
@. Poorman, Mrs. G. R. Mckinney,
Mrs. R. Guiss, Mrs. II. NJ. Austin and
Mrs. P. A. Mvesay.
Miss Ruth Austin entertained few
of her friends Saturday evening in hon
or of her cousin t. Clay Jones, of Al
aska. Nt
Miss Grace Whitman, entertained n
number of girls Saturday afternoon in
honor of her thirteenth birthday, after
a jolly afternoon, Mrs. Whitman as
sisted by ner daughter, severd refresh
ments.
Miss Grace received many beautiful
and useful presents.
The members of the Priscilla club
dropped in on Mrs. Alice Kennedy to
help her celebrate her birthday. The
club members presented her with a sill
yer spoon. The evening passed pleas
antly playing cards.
Charles Randall Of Salem, called on
friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Emmett entertained
the st. Mary's Guild at her nome Tues
day afternoon. The ladies enjoyed the
afternoon by sewing. The hostess
served lunch.
The P. L. }. Chapter ] gave q pro.
gressive dinner party to their hus-
hands Wednesday night. The first
course was served at the home of Mrs.
A. L. Austin, the second at Mrs j. M.
Poorman, third at Mrs. y. W. Settle.
miers, and the fourth at Mrs. W. A.
Chapmans.
The high school students have been
giving dances at the Moose hall Satur.
day nights and have had a good at
tendance. They will give another next
Saturday.
Among those from the Woodburn
Masonic lodge that put on the degree
work for the Aurora lodge were: +. w.
Poorman, w. II. jenkins, Geo. Brune,
T.. j. Stanard, p. A. Livesley, Blaine
McCord, DR.. Theo. Sims, Robert Scott,
S. T. johnson, Don Cowles, II. NJ. Aus
tin, s. Il. Bruno 7. c. Mason, Willard
Cole, r. M. West, j. r. Mckinney, Eu.
gene Richey and Chas. Wakefield.
DR.. and Mrs, o. p. Overton enter
tanned the members Of the 500 club at
their home Friday evening. The first
prizes were won by Mrs. l.. Lawrence,
and Mr.. Frank w. Settlemier, Robert
Scott receiving the consolation. Add
itional guests were Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Nibler.
Tuesday was election day at West
Woodburn, the following Officers being
elected John Mccormick, mayor;
Frank Proctor, recorder; Joe McCor.
mick, treasurer; r. A. Rauer, marshal;
Chas. Vincent Albert 0tterstrom, Chas.
Otterstrom, Allen Proctor and A. B.
Crosby, councilmen.
The Brotherhood and Elder Daugh-
tors classes held Joint meeting at the
NJ. II, church last Friday night, about
thirty being in attendance. Rev. Poor
was appointed toastmaster. Interest.
ing talks were given Dy Mrs. Morcon
and Mrs Young. A lunch was served
the members by Misses Mildred seeley
and Lila Castle and Mrs, +. N. Hall
and Mrs, Bonney. The next meeting
will be held January |.
Lawyer Il. P. Morcnm attended to
legal business in Salem Tuesday.
The band concert given Friday even.
ing at the armory by Company l Mill.
tary band, was the finest musical treat
ever enjoyed by Woodburn people. A
number Of the leading musicians Of the
northwest were secured TO assist. Am.