Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-20

Prof. and Mrs. Howard Eccles, of
Candy, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ivan Dimick Wednesday.
Seth Beebe has returned to his work
mt McKenna lumber mills.
Mrs. E. NJ. Castle entertained the
ladies of the home missionary society
at her home Thursday afternoon. After
the regular business session was over
the ladies enjoyed social hour. Mrs.
Castle assisted by her daughter, Lila,
served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.. Austin and chill
dren motored to Portland last week and
attended "The Birth Of Nation" at
the Heilig.
Mrs. John Durlane aud son and Mrs.
Henthorn, of Lebanon, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. w. +. Gatchell.
The teachers for the Woodburn
schools have been selected and they are
as follows: High school--Superinten.
dent, j. H, Collins; principal, W, j.
Mishler; domestic science, Miss Eve.
lyn Conklin; Prof. r. i. Plaff and
Miss Elvina +. Schram. Grades-Prim-
airy, j. w. Lenhardt, Misses Jessie Sims
Mary B. Scollard, Jessie B. Irwin, Ma
bel Simpson and Mae J. Cook. Miss
Alice wilkins will have charge of the
Cooley school,
Mrs. Geo. Kellogg and daughter, Mar
garet, who have been the guests Of
Mrs. r. G. Poomeau, left Monday FOL
their home in eastern Oregon. Mrs
! Poomeau accompanied them as far al
Portland.
I Miss Lila Castle will leave the frs
of the week for Waldo Hills, where sh'
will visit her aunt Mrs. Chester Geer
Mrs. Jessie Allen, Miss Allen, Mrs
]. l. Crosby, Mrs. Becman and dough
ter, Louise, motored to Salem Monda,
in the formers ear,
Miss Edna wilkins had the misfor
tune of severely cutting her arm Will,
playing with her sisScr. She ran int
the glass of the front door, breaking j
and her arm caught On sharp projec
ton, cutting it 80 badly that sixteei
stitches had to be taken.
Mrs. Geo. L. Bonney returned afte
two weeks visit with her son, Harr.
Bonney, Of Monitor.
| County Superintendent W. NJ. Smit
and j. c. Drillette, supervisors of tn
schools Of the northwest visited Wood
burn Wednesday.
Homer Alleman has completed th
cement walk in front Of the Settlemie
cottage occupied by him.
Cecil Lawrence has returned to hi
home in Lyle, Wash, after ten d0
visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. an
Mrs. l.. Lawrence.
Miss Grace Lindahl entertained tn
class Of 1913 at hci nome Saturda
evening, the affair was given in hone
of Chester Vincent, who is visitin
here. Mr.. Vincent is attending the un
yersity Of Idaho. The rooms were pre-
tily decorated for the occasion. The e.
ening passed pleasantly in talking ovt
old school days. The hostess was q
sisted by her mother IN serving. III
members Of the class present were Mi
Ethel Bonney, Miss Lila Jerman, Mi
Aletha Bitney, Miss trace Lindahl an
Chester Vincent, Willard Cole, Arl
. Walker and Mrs. Jas. Clark.
]. X. Mckinney, Jr., left Tuesdo
for Onkland, Cal, where he will be mo
I ried 10 Miss Clara Bruno on Septomb
90. She is the daughter Of Mr.. al
/ Mrs. IA. c. Bruno, Of Oakland.
County Agricultural l.. J. Chap
and Superintendent II. u. Wadswor
\ Of the Chemawa Indian school, we
here Tuesday in the interest Of the pr
posed corn show to be held here in Z
4 near future.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Butts, Of Boil
!. Idaho. are guests at the home Of M
4 Butts cousin, Mrs. J.. M. Bitncy.
Miss Mamie Gillette, Of Eugene, spe
4 several DAYS at the home Of her unc
y Mr.. G. w. Gillette.
Mrs. Geo. Berg aud son, Of o
j Grove, Ore. departed for their home I
4 first Of the week after a visit with y
n and Mrs. Ernyenrt.
n Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis N
= ton. Sunday September IL, an ell