Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-27
WOODBURY. NEWS
lanital Journal Special Service.

4 Rollins, of st. Paul, attended the dance
acre Saturday.
Mrs. Homer Alleman spent Saturday
visiting with Salem friends
Misses Nellie Binkley and Ruth Reis-
tead and Mr. Coyle and W. T. Binkley,
Jr., made a trip to Portland Wednesday
! in Mr.. Coyles car.
/ Mrs. l.. c. Poor entertained the MEM
bers of the Queen Esther Circle at their
first meeting after their summer vaca-
tion. After the business meeting the
remaining time was spent in making
dolls, which the girls intend to put in
the Xmas box to be sent away to the
poor. Mrs. Poor served light lunch,
Sne was assisted in serving by Miss
/ Alta Rice and Miss Mildred Simmons.
Mrs. w. II. johnson entertained the
members and few friends of the
Priscilla club Thursday evening at her
home, Mrs. Z. j. Stanard was the
honor guest, it being her birthday. The
club members presented her with a
silver spoon. The evening game was
800, Mrs. P. A. Liyesley receiving the
prize for the largest score and Mrs. c..
G. Goodale the consolation. The host
ess was assisted in serving by Mrs. R..
H. Scott and Miss Helen Kent
A. L. Harris and w. H. Egan, of
Brooks spent Monday in Woodburn.
Mrs. Laura Thomas Gunnell of Grants
Pass, is spending few weeks here at
the nome of her brother, Clyde Thomas
Mrs. Frank Boscoe, of Portland, re-
turned home after spending several
days here at the home of Mrs. Ed Bos-
coe.
DIR. +. L. Marsh returned home af-
ter spending week in Portlend.
Mrs. W. II. Allemaa and Mrs. Jim
Goodale visited in Portland this week.
Mrs. NJ. w, Mahoney, of Fairfield,
was here Monday.
Misses Nellie and Gladys Binkley,
Mr.. Clarence Brune and Mr.. Smith
motored to Salem Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. +. Brune and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Bruno returned home af.
ter spending two weeks camping at
Taft, Oregon.
Mr.. VIII Burgone of New Era, mo,
tored to Woodburn Tuesday and spent
the day with friends.
Vernon Wolcott, of Silverton, called
on Woodbum friends Saturday.
Mrs. Hodapp, of Portland, is here
visiting at the home of her daughter.
Miss Helen Scollard was shopping in
Portland last week.
Mr.. w. 7. Binkley made a business
trip to Portland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Knutson, of Sill
verton, visited with their mother here
! Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Baughman had as
dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Matte
Baughman and Winter and Edward
Baugnman, of Howell Prairie
n. A. Hoffard was in Portland Tues.
day.
Mrs, James Golden and children have
returned home after spending two
weeks in Portland with her parents
Mr.. Golden went to Portland Saturday
and accompanied them home.
Miss Nell wilkins returned to her
home in Colrado, after spending q
month here with her parents.
Mrs. w. II, Huddleson attended the
fair at Gresham
Mrs, +. b. Houston, of Bend. was
taken to the hospital in Portland fol-
an operation, She has spent the past
month here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D, Rogers.
A number of girls at the invitation
of Misses Nellie Binkley and Ethe
Bonney, held picnic at the city park
Monday evening. Each girl cooked her
own supper over a large bon fire, af
ter the eats the girls spent the even
ing dancing to the music of a phono
graph. The girls invited were: Mise.
Della Beck, Lois Beebe, Gladys Blink
ley, Avon Mckinney, Nettie Broyles
Leila German, Della Byers, Hazel Bit
ney, Irene Alleman, Aletha Bitney
Etlel Bonney and Nellie Binkley.
Miss Lois Beebe entertained a few
of her girl friends at the home at q
kids party The girls all came
dressed as small children. After a
Jolly evening the little girls enjoyed a
delicious lunch. Those invited were,
Nettie Broyles, Hazel Bitney, Nellie
Binkley, Aletaa Bitney, Avon McKin
ney, Della Byers, Gladys Binkley. Lila
Jerman, Sadie Richards, and the host
ess
Ellis Harper is attending the Oregon
agricultural college at Corvallis thi,
year
Mrs Y. L. Marsh and children mo
tored TO Gervais Saturday and spent
tine day with her sister Mrs. Sam
Brown.
Miss Theresa Arnold returned to her
home in Salem after spending week
here.
+ W. Settlcmier left Friday for San
Francisco TO visit the fair.
The Woodburu schools opened here
Monday for their fall term. The en-
rolment was 325 the first day. The
high school has 80 more taan last
year
Mrs. Sadie Dimmiek and daughter
returned home after spending the sum
mer on her brothers ranch near Mo
lalla
Woodburn will mold its first corr
show here November rs. 10 aud 20 with
institute in connection. The CONNER
cial and agricultural association will
make out large premium list. ant
prizes will he given for the best dis
plays Of corn and other farm products
Leland Austin and Alpheus Gillett,
have left for Salem 70 attend the vii
lamette university.
\ baby girl was born Sunday at IN,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. n. Becker
> Mother and babe are doing nicely.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF IN,
St. Luke's church, held their first q
, a series Of card parties and dancing a