Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

independent, made business trip to
Portland Saturday.
Mr.. Il. Maroon made business trip
to Salem Friday.
A large crowd assembled at the
Public Library Saturday evening at s
p. m. to hear the free lecture on
"Illusions of Every Day Life, by
Prof. Edmund B. Conklin, of the
University of Oregon.
Mrs. Geo. Kiln and Mrs. Margaret
Kelley were Salem visitors Thursday.
Miss Merle Hall who is attending
the state normal school is visiting at
the home of her parents.
Miss Nellie Hunt Of Broadacre was
the guest of Mrs. J. Hunt here Sunday
Ida Kissick of Broadacre visited
here Saturday.
The wedding of Myrl Chester Gilbert
to Miss Lillian Spamer of Portland,
\ came as a surprise to Mr.. Gilbert IS
parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Strain of
Woodburn, as the young people have
been married since January Sth. They
were married at Stevenson, Wash, and
kept their marriage secret. Mr..
Gilbert left Woodburn for Portland
last winter to attend business college.
He met Miss Spamer who was a dane
ing teacher in Portland at that time
and their romance came as q complete
surprise to Woodburn The voung neo.
pie are planning n trim to San Fran.
cisco to visit the fair. after which thev
expect TO make their future home in
Woodbum.
Easter Sunday was celebrated at all
churches in Woodburn. The churches
were full and Easter sermons were do.
| livered. Rev. Poor celebrated tbe dav
at the NJ. f. church by starting with
early morning G o o'clock service The
choir and Young people SANG Faster
hymns and a program was followed by
communion service. 10 O clock serv.
ice was turned over to the primary
departments. At s o clock the sacred
cantata "King Of Glory was given by
chorus of thirty voices. it was one Of
the best ever held in Woodburn Rev.
Weller held Easter services at the
Presbyterian church followed by the
quarterly communion service. The
Easter service was observed by the
Sunday school in the evening. If
proved to be delightful program.
The subject of the sermon at the
church of Christ was "The Sufficient
Christi by the pastor Rev. Bmnk.
He was assisted by his sister Miss
Brunk who sang an inspiring solo.
with other special features, the services
were enjoyed by ALL TT
The Catholic church and all other
churches gave stirring sermons and
Nceebrated Easter.
Glenn Parr had the misfortune of
having his hand crushed in. cement
mixer He had TO have his little
finger amputated.
Miss Lila .Jerman ana Lois Rooho
spent the weekend in Silyerton tbe
guest of relatives.
Ethel Bonney visited Thursday &,
/ Silverton. She was the puest of Marine
/ Digerness.
Richard NTcElhoe. of portlard coIod
ON Mr. and Mrs W. n RinlJey Mon
dav.
Mrs. r Rico ond childror rotrrnod
/ 10 their homo in Scotts Nfls aftor
| several davs visit with relatives bore
Mr. and Mrs Tohn Komn of Noni.
tor were shonning IN Woa1hnrn Sat
nrdav %
Mrs. GLADYS sovon of poruo,1
visited SATURDAY mi snndoy ~. tbo
home Of Rev and Mrs. W poor '' ~ '"'
The young Lodies; sodaiity oe <.
Lpke,s Catholic cbprcb aaSo hain
first card marty onJ lance after font
nj the Foresters han Mondoy oyonia,,
Eighteen fables of wbisf woyo lam ,,ianaS
Miss Marv Scollard and NJ NJ Pi%S' "
Beck receiving nrioos Af,or a.. -, -,
the yonno ne6nle eniovcd n sooioI % Jme timo
dancing. aftor which ,ho corJ " .atImo Iiae
were cleored and mncb yas ser,o1 'i,o ~,
the sodalitv Girls '' ''' ''u "
Mrs Moonaw NJ ub,bhord ,,os shon
ning herd Saturdoy ''''"'' vac '"op
Misse, Modgo and Arory s,o,i,,1
entertained tbe membors of tbo ia'itos
donble onartc, rnos,lay ovonino 'aStos 80
nracticing social boyr yas a. w. ~
ninving carJs after ,,hi,L ,i,J", -,
scryoJeb ebv tbc W;ssos Scail".j i'"'" was
Mrs iobn Cow bos yofnrmo5 y,i'~ Lo,,.
after spendipg "ercral doys @ "iu IUnae pn..