Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-29
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Capital journal Special service.)

Capital journal Special Service.)
Woodburn, Or, April 29.-Miss Carrie
Christensen of Portland is visiting
few days here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and daughter
have returned to their home in Silver.
ton after spending a week here with
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lentz
The boys Batchelor club met at the
home of Prof. Leroy Glass Friday
night. The evening was spent in pre-.
pairing the sermon for Sunday evening
at the M. Il. church, as the boys will
have charge of the service.
Woodburn has new up-to.date fuTni.
ture store. The store is located in the
Guiss building at Front and Garfield
street. Mr.. Golden is an old time
merchant with years of experience and
Woodburn is glad to have another good
live merchant in the town.
Mr. Vern Scott, of Portland made
business trip TO Woodburn Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Brown and two sons, of
Gervais, were shopping here Wednes-
day.
II, L. Gill spent several days in Port.
land last week on business.
win Watterburg made a business trip
to Portland last week, returning home
Saturday.
VIM. Libby who has passed the winter
here with Earl Erwin left Monday for
Astoria where he has work for the sum.
mer.
Company gave dance at the
armory Saturday evening. The band
furnished the music, before the dance
and free concert was given on the
street. Company dances are very pop.
ular, and always draws large crowd,
many out Of town people coming to
enjoy dancing by the band.
Mrs. c. G. Goodale and daughter have
returned home after several days visit
at Waldo Hills.
Mrs. T. G. Poorman entertained the
members Of the b Natural Octctte, at
her home Tuesday evening after the
usual practice a lunch was served by
the hostess. Those present were: Mrs.
II. NJ. Austin, Mrs. Homer Aleman,
Mrs. c. L. Waste Miss Mary Scollard
Miss Nora Beck Miss Della Beck, Miss
Madge Scollard and Mrs. Weller
The Woman's Foreign Missionary 20.
ciety Of the VI. h. church met with Mrs.
j. Ogle Thursday afternoon After
their business meeting social hour was
spent and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by her
daughter.in.law, Mrs. Chas. Ogle.
Superintendent Coleman was taken
by surpisc Thursday, when about 100 Of
the 100 pupils decided TO have a day Of
rest. and drove 20 Monitor where they
spent the dag on picnic The superin.
tcndent and teachers took IL as O Joke.
and Prof. Glass, Mrs, Christeson and
Mr.. Chrtoson followed them 20 their
picnic grounds and spent the day with
them.
:. G. Mills returned home last week
after spending several weeks In Eastern
Oregon for hs health.
Mrs. A. q B0nney, Mrs. J.. Gibson
and Miss Elizabeth Barricklow are en-
ioying two week = stay ut Newport
The boys OF the N. +. church had
charge Of last Sunday evening" SER
vices. they filled the choir and orches.
ira after their special chorus and
orchestra selections. Rev. Poor gave an
interesting sermon. "Tbe Voyage Of
Life" which was illustrated by Herc.
opticon pictures
The Woodburn Retail Merchants as
sociation held q banquet at the BON
hoff restaurant Monday evening, The
meeting was especially interesting ~
some very lively talks were given by
some Of the members, the subject de
sussed was. IF the invoice cost Of On
article is sli and your cost Of doing I,
business IL 90 per cent what would you /.
mark this TO net 10 per cent profiti |
Each merchant came with his answer I
prepared and p lively time followed
Miss Catherine Evans expects 70
.eaye the first Of the week for Salem