Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-27

Washington, returned home to attend
high school
R. H. Gilbert of Tacoma was the
week end guests of his brother, II. II.
Gilbert.
Miss Louise Beaman, a member of
the Queen Esther circle, offered to give
Il recital for the benefit of the circle.
The offer was appreciated by the mem
bers and it was decided to hold the re-
cital the evening of October Sth.
Mrs. Don Coles and Mrs Bent KILN
entertained at the nome of Mrs. Coles.
The house was very pretty in its dec
oratons of flowers. Ten tables of 500
were played. During the evening Mrs.
Homer Alleman sang several songs AT.
ter the game lunch was served by
Mrs. Cole and Mrs. KILN assisted by
Mrs. Shorey.
Mrs. 7. s. Warner has as guest from
her old home in Franford, Kansas, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Clark, Mrs Laura johnson
and Mrs. Nancy entity.
Miss Evelyn Conkin, of Grants Pass,
arrived here Saturday to assume her
duties as domestic science instructor of
the high school
Rev. Lester G. Poor left Tuesday to
attend the Methodist Episcopal confer
ence at Roseburg.
Mrs. Mary Cooley returned to her
home in Portland after several weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hosier.
Mrs. A. p Bronegar and daughters.
Beckie and Millie and son Walter, have
gone to Newport to spend the winter.
Mr.. Bronegar will join them later
| Barney Mackenmier and Edwin York
/ spent Sunday at the home of the lat.
ter aunt, Mrs. Markaret Kelly.
AL Beck and Wayne Gill went to
Portland sunday to take in "Ambi.
tion, a Charlie Chaplin film.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Hartley, of Fleet.
wood, Oregon, are at the home of Drs.
Heisley. Mrs. Hartley presented her
over1oyed husband with 90 pound
baby girl, born Saturday.
Miss Nellie Hunt, of Broadacre was
the guest of her brother here Saturday.
Joe Fahey has returned nome after
spending two months in Iowa.
J' K. Landon aud A. T. Gilbert re.
turned home Saturday from their hunt.
ing and tiSning trip at Devils lake.
MIR. and Mrs. Obenschaine of Strool
Douth Dakota, ON their way 10 the
san Francisco fair stopped off here
oaturday and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Roberts.
Mrs, \. A. Hershberg and baby left
Friday for their new Aome, at South
Bend, Washington.
Among those from Woodburn who M.
tended the ball game in Portland SIM.
DAY were +, y. Beck, W. II. Alleman
{. {. Goodale, and r. II. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Settlemier re.
turned home from the San Franeiseo
eSpt siiitn Niday.
Nh. aud Mrs. W. l.. Jerman ana
canghieTs, spent the week end with rel.
atiNcs at SCOTS Mills.
Harry Barnes left "Wednesday for i,
SA months visit with relatives at
Marion, Kansas. u"
Dr, l.. Chrstophcrson, Of Silyerton
ford. ''u i'"'''
Mr.. Edward Emmett entertained 4.
umeoi OF his friends al nis home We5'
ursaiy cNening, Progressive whist wes
played, Dr.. }. L. shorey scoring the
hlgacst. After the game creamed ehiek.
sa, eake, coffee and cigars were served
ihe guests were Messrs. II. l.. Qnl. q
Gocdals, N. A. Hoffard, Dr. o. p
Walter Johlson, Fred Dose. s. n John'
so', Allen l'o,tci II. L. Moore, p a
SSott 7. G. rcunan. Z. j. Standard.
bsNe. E y. Lizzie. c. F. Whitman,
Z e Skillcr rctIned Monday from
TIVE iir.ihs trip "a L.s,s,n dreson
\ L u Sesit cirv',tined a few friends
az bis acme Thursday ev,r inp. Whist
was hycL G. .. Nh,iman reee,v;n ,
the prize for the h!gfeu score. and p
~ w.-slcy tsriced a, consolation,
Hiter the Penr i.ur aacl. was served
oy ,'c hos, a,.sted ky Frank Se,.le'
lWNr aud lnrk viinan. The omss,s
| ,Nrc N.s'fs \ Bna,s Fred nose
llmee Stsndari, & G. Ctcaale. q "
Whitman, David C.alt, y A. Hoffarl'