Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
WOODBURY. NEWS
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stopped off on his way home Saturday
to visit with his cousin, Eugene Richey,

Woodburn, Or, April 22.-Dewey
Bitney and Floyd Rice returned home
Sunday from a few days fishing on
Butte Greek.
Miss Camille Hall of Portland spent
Sunday here with her grand mother.
Mrs. +. Lindekin of Newberg re-
turned home after spending week
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Grassman
Walter Rice of Molalla visited rela-
tlycs here Sunday.
Mr.. Mcdonald made a business trip
to Salem Saturday.
Mrs. j. A, Grover, Mrs. Emily
hnutson, and Mrs Julia Gullic spent
sunday in Silverton at the home of
Alex Knutson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beach and daugh.
ter motored to Woodburn Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yergen enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday. The occasion
being in honor Of the birthdays of Mrs.
Fred iergcn, her father Mr. ]. w. Lee.
MS grandson, Dewey Bitney, and
Arthur Staples. The table decorations
were pansics, around the table were:
mr. al" Mrs, II, Bunting, Mr.. ant
Mrs. i. NJ, Bitney and Dewey Bitney
OF WOODBURY. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
walker, Mr. Arthur Staples and Mr.,
John staples Of Donald, Mr.. and Mrs.
>. W. Lee and Lyle ana Norman Yer.
gen of Aurora, Misses Hazel and
Aletha Bitncy Of Woodburn assisted in
serving,
,,, Mrs. oscnheit Of silverton spent
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. j. Bunt.
ing. '' ''"'''
AIRS F. Wrightman and son of Sill.
Ierton were the guests of Mrs. Walter
Johuson Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Bear and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Of Candy were dinner onests of
"r. and Mrs, Robert Scott. Thursday.
Miss Elliott Of Oregon City returned
nome after visiting few DAYS at the
nome OF Mrs. Lyman Shorey. She was
accompanied home by little Gertrude
eihcoreN who win spend few davs
VISITING there
Ihe Episcopal Guild met at the home
VI MRS. II, NJ Austin Tuesday. After
pleasant time spent in sewing. Mrs.
Nus'ln assisted by Mrs. Phil Livesley
served dainty lunch
MISS Donna Guiss Of Portland spent
'"hoay at the home of r. T, Guiss.
UA very pretty wedding took place
eunesday morning at the Catholic
"u'cn, when Miss Frances Balding be.
ysme the bride of Charles Bochsler.
before the ceremony Miss Nora Beck
ana ana Miss Sophia Duboise each sang a
y;n tTu'llu NJ solo. Mr., and Mrs. Bochsler
,,n., ,i make their future home on his
'SnSh near st. Paul.
,ia,ts' s.s' Il. NJ. Bitney and daughter
aha a'elha spent Saturday in Salem the
guests Of Mrs. Randall
mfS' F. y. Hume and daughter visited
Inere Monday with her sister Mrs.
homer Alleman.
\, %ps. ,5. o. G. Weller, assisted by few
M at' Crows vocal students gave A
Wal wr.i,al AT the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
liners e.eis Tuesday evening after the
PIugram Mrs. Weller served LIGHT 70.
was sendered
4'o'y Of Bach's life and Bach
Rob,,naet by Mildred raverley.
Is oehuman's Santa Claus piece,
- Llte's Garden, by Carrie
I,s;Stoas asoos Bond and Aletha Bitney.
.l'nts in the life of Massenet and
~, ,t o. ,he products of his genius, by
Uph Prende-No. p and meaning
soio musical 1Ssa prelude. by Neil Hall.
n. ~ The Carnivalp. by Nora Beck
H,,,.s. ,,s'i,ors Song Study-No. 10
irns.. by Mrs. T. c. Poorman.
K;ss -Mollet, by Miss Avon Ne.