Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-24
WOODBURY. NEWS
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(Capital Journal Special Serviee.)
Woodburn, Ore, Jan. 22-Chas, Ran
dali, of Salem, spent Saturday and SUI
day in Woodburn with friends.
DIR. Shorey was in Gervais Saturday
on business.
Willis Cooley, of Portland, visited
Woodburr Sunday
Miss Mabel Feathers, of Salem, is Wis
iting Miss Berdie Scfram, Of Wood
burn.
Charlie Blacha, Of Wala Walla, was
visiting friends here the first of tina
week.
Miss May Nehl entertained few of
her. little friends at her home Saturday
afternoon The time was pleasantly
spent in playing games, after which
luncheon was served by Miss Ida Nehl.
Those present were Edna Miller, Flor
ence Nehl, Margaret Beck, Catherine
Swinderman, Frances Hopfinger and
May Nehl.
The leap year dance given by the
high school students Saturday night
was well patronized and all had good
time. The program was made up of
ladies choice and the boys had the
pleasure of taking the girls places and
either. danced or acted as wall flowers.
G. G. and James Goodale were in
Portland Monday, where they went to
purchase line of dry goods for their
new store they expect to open shortly in
connection with their grocery store.
Mrs. A. f. Fellers. who underwent on
operation at a Portland hospital o
short time ago. is improving rapidly and
wiE soon be able to be tagen home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mishler,
Sunday. January 1G, 1916. baby girl.
Geo. Becker went 20 Portland Tues
day where he attended the harness
makers convention.
The Woodmen Of the World elected
their officers for the coming year. The
officers elected are as follows: G. Com,
W. S. wilkins; adv. lieut.. F. H. Miller;
esrort, W. t. Jerman: banker. G.. T.
Oele: clerk. c. W. Gillette; watchman,
T. p Soules.
IT. L. Moore transacted business in
Portland Wednesday.
The Dorras society OF the Emmanuel
lutheran church met at the home of
Mrs. A. Johnson Wednesday afternoon
and verv DELIGHTFUL time was spent in
sewing after which lunch was served
by the hostess.
Fl. M. Austin and Frank Sims were
Portland visitors Friday.
S. E. Bruno and son have lust re.
ceived car load of Fords. They ex.
newt big business in the automobile
line this year.
Miss Frances Weaver, of Hubbard
was the weekend guest of her cousin,
Miss Lois Beebe
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Settlemier weer
weekend visitors at Portland.
p. H. Cowles, who has mining inter.
ests in Montana. is visiting his wife
and children of this city. Mr.. Cowles
expects to remain here several weeks
before returning.
Frank Wright spent Monday and
Tuesday in Portland.
The Five Hundred club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. Emmett
Friday evening and very enjoyable
time was spent in playing five hun
drcd. The high scores were won by
Mrs. G. G. Goodale and Mr.. r. w. SET
tlemier. Mrs. Walter johnson received
the consolation. Refreshments were
served by the host and hostess.
Rev. and Mrs j. G.. Hessler are tn,
proud parents of fine irwin babies, a boy
and girl born Sunday, January 16.
A. E. Fellers of Donald, was in Wood
burn Tuesday.
The Women of Woodcraft held al
election of officers recently with tn,
/ following result Past Guardian Neigh
/ Dor, Ella Soules; advisor, Mary ]
Hayes; magician, Anna Schermer; clerk
Ina Hendricks. banker. Nora Broyles
attendant, Eleanor Wright; captain Of
guard, Monica Durant; inner guard
Maude Hicks; outer guard, 7. F. Hayes
managers, NJ. L. Hendricks, Lucy Cool
and Bertha Humphreys.
Grandfather H. Beamen spent a yer,
happy. birthday when a number of hi
friends came in to help celebrate hi
SSth anniversary on the 18th. A biz
dinner was the main feature Of the aft
ernoon. Mr.. Beamen received many pos
cards from his friends in his forme
home town in the east. The guests de
parted wishing him many more happ,
birthdays
A. G. Lamby formerly clerk at tn
Doris hotel Of this city, has been sen
fenced to serve term Of from one Il
five wears for forgery. The check
were forged on Albany merchants an,
he was sentenced from Linn county.
Harry and PAY Bunting spent Tues
dav at Pratum. Ore.
Miss Ida Nehl left Friday for Port
land, whore she will visit with friend
for few dnvs