Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-10
Woodburn News

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Berdie Schram, Helen Scarborough,
Catherine Detweiler, Louise Schaffer
and Dorothea Schram spent Thursday
in Salem.
Carl Haverly of Portland was the
guest Of his parents Tuesday.
Miss Noe of Portland is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Henry Hall this week
w. Johnson transacted business in
Portland Wednesday.
jenc Parker of Eugene visited
friends here the Fourth.
Jack Wertz of Mt. Angel spent the
Fourth at Woodburn.
Albert Ehlen of Aurora attended the
4th of July dance here.
Clarence Sandefer of Portland vis-
tied friends in Woodburn the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z, G. Emmett spent
the 4th at Salem.
Miss Guerne who has been visiting
her parents at Salem for several days
returned home Wednesday, she also at
tended the Cherry fair while there
Joe DuBoise transacted business in
Portland Wednesday.
Alvin Lindahl who has been visiting
turned to his home at Morrow, Or.
DR.. Armstrong spent Wednesday in
Portland on business.
Rex Coleman motored to Portland
Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur kraus and Mr..
and Mrs. Sadler of Aurora spent Sat
urday at Woodburn.
Miss Ivy Smith of Forest Grove who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. T..
G. Mason for the past week left We'd
nesday for Salem where she will visit
her sister there.
Miss Elizabeth Van Bibber of Sa
lem spent Wednesday visiting friends
here.
Clarence Schewer of Aurora was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Leland Austin, Dale johnson, Os-
car Beck, Helent Kent, Grace Harding
and Ruth Austin motored to Salem the
4th and spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mckinney cele'
brated the 4th at Salem.
Paul Coleman attended the celebra-
ton at Portland the 4th.
Miss Ruby Stults spent the 4th at
Newberg
j. w. Gibson of Reedville is visit
ing mis- daughter, Mrs. J. w. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boscoe enter
tained at dinner on the 4th the follow
ing guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Miller, Geo. Gil
bert, Miss Erma Gray and c. Burdick
of Portland.
Thomas C. Livesley died Monday at
the home of his brother at Oregon City
where he has been i'll for some time.
The remains were sent to WOodburn
Wednesday where services were held
at the NJ. f. church, Rev. C. L. Poor
officiating. lnterment was at Belle
Passi cemetery. Mr. Livesley leaves
his wife and two sons who are in Alas
ka, daughter in California and one in
Portland, two brothers, Charles Live
say of Oregon City and d. S. LiVesay
of Woodburn
Seth Beebe VINO has been in Tacoma
Wash, for several months is visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Beebe.
Postmaster r. l.. Guess and wife and
children left Monday for a fifteen
days outing at Mt. Hood.
Mrs. Eddie Dillon who has been Wis
iting her mother at SCOTS Mills, and
friends in Woodburn, seft Monday for
Portland where she will leave by boat
Wednesday for her home ut Los An
gcles.
Mrs. Sadie Dimick is visiting at the
home of her brother, Richard Wright,
east of Aurora.
Miss Woorell of Albany was the
week end guest of Misses Sophia and
Rose DuBoise.
Those from Hubbard who attended
the dance on the 4th here were, Ruth
Calvert Olive Bennett, Guy Weaver,
E. Paulson. Guy Crlttenden and Mr..
Will.
Miss Wilma Bents of Aurora was the
guest of Miss Cresinta Glatt Tuesday.
Mrs Z. G. Mason Is visiting friends
in Portland this week.
Ray Bean of Portland transacted
business here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Book of Silverton
spent the 4th at the home of Mrs.
Bock s sister, Mrs. }. l.. Snorey.
Bruce Sims OF Eastern Oregon is Wis
iting at the home of lis parents.
Mrs. NJ. Huddleston was guest OF
friends and relatives al Silverton last
week.
Roy Gibbons of Cottage Grove is
visiting at the home OF MS parents mere
The dance given by the baseball
team at the armory 4th of July night,
was well attended. The net proceeds
which was $3l was turned over to the
Company ] relief fund.
Roy Kelsey and family of Mekenna,
Wash. are visiting at the home of his
mother. Mrs l.. II. Kelsey.
The Rovelin club gave surprise
party in honor of Miss Sadie Richards
Wednesday evening at her home IL
was given in honor of Miss Richards
birthday. Five hundred was played,
after which refreshments were served
by Miss Richards sister, Mrs. W. W.
Rhodes and Mrs. w. T. jenkins. Those
present were: .Aiss Ethel Bonney, Miss
Lila .Jerman. Misses Nell and Gladys
Binkley, Misses Hazel and Althea Bit
ney. Miss Lois Beebe, Miss Avon Me-
Kinney, Mrs. T. Johnson, Mrs. Irene
Alleman, Miss Sadie Richards, Mrs.
W. T. jenkins and Mrs. w. W. Rhodes.
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