Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-09
WOodDurn news
(Capital Journal Special servicel

No0uburn, Jan. f.-Ars. a. barrett
and son, Charlie Franklin, left for New
port last Monday where they viii spend
few weeks.
Mrs. b. L. Young and daughter, En-
ma, of Mt. Angel yisi ed her sister,
Mrs. Lawrence Moshberger, Of this city
last Monday.
Mrs. viii Stock of Tacoma, who has
been visiting her sonin-law, Peter
Stock, has returned to he home.
The W. S. Simmons nome on Cleve-
land avenue was the scene of merry
making New Years night when a par
ty of young folks called in to surprise
Miss Mildred The evening was spent
in playing progressive rook. Those en-
loving the evening were: Mrs. A. Z.
Austin, Earl Erwin, Mildred Walker,
Robert Simmons, Oscar Olson, Ruth
Austin, Leland Austin, Doyle johnson,
Dewitt Bigelow, Dwight Parr, Ralph
Gilbert, Arlie Walker, Edith -Hawley,
Martha Hawley, Amy Thompson, Mlta
Rosche, Harry Castle, Emily Thompson,
Leila Castle, Glare Jacobs, Edna Thomp-
son, Lois Haller, Ethel Morrison, j. w
LiOnhardt, Leslie Thompson and P. d,
1 Settlemier.
Mr.. Holloway of Portland attended
meeting of those interested in the
telephone here Saturday.
Miss Iva Feller made trip to Port
land last week returning Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Conklin who spent the
holidays with her father and sisters al
Eugene returned home Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Boscoe, who has been Wis
iting her brother, Frank Boscoe, at
I'M
also visited friends in Portland.
A watch party was held at the home
of Eugene Riches New Years Eve
Those watching the old year out and
new year in were: Wayne Gill Nelson
Adams and Eugene Riches and the
Misses Gladys Adams, Myrtle OlsoI
Helen Kent and Sadie Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Maupin anc
young son, Doyle, spent the Christmas
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Mau
pin in Portland, returning home Wed
nesday.
| C. b. Smith of Salem was in towI
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ganow of Vino
ma, Washington, and Mrs. Rider of Sa
lem, who~have been visiting at thu
home of the two ladies sister, Mrs
| w. +. Jobson, left last Sunday for thei
homes.
A. f. Austin and Harold Austin at
tended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs
Mary Ethel Height at Lents Tuesday
Miss Olive Haskell proved a yer,
pleasant hostess to a party of youn.
folks who called to watch the old yea
out and new year in. The evening wa
spent in making candy and singing
accompanied Iby piano and ukelelee
Refreshments were served by Mill
Branigar and Ida Hendricks. Thos
present at the merry making were tn
Misses Ida Schermer, Ida Hendricks
Jessie hicks, Esther Doud, Mile Bran
igar and Olive Haskell and the Messrs
Harry Bailey, Dervey Bitney, Elbur
SIMS Lloyd Demarest, Raymond Law
renee and Harold Olson.
Bonnev and Robert Scott spent thei
holidays with relatives in SCOTS Mills
Frances Feller made business trl
to Salem Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley. Cornell an
baby of Corvallis were new years guest
the homes of H. A. Cornell and Mr.
I. g. Emmett.
w. K Esing of Rosland B. c., spen
the week end with friends in Woot
burn.
The W. T. H. n. society gave lea
year stepping party in the Moose ha
Thursday evening. Music was furr
ished by the Kent orchestra and a
enjoyed a fine time, especially the Ia
dies.
Alois Keber, cashier of the st. Pau
state bank, and son Clement, were i
town Saturday.
Mrs. c. L, Ogle of Portland spent tn
week end with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover and family VIII
, have been visiting the latters parents
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Feller, left las
Thursday for their new home in D,
2 troit, Mich.
Mayor and Mrs. John F. Steelhan
mer were Portland visitors last Frida,
Miss Ida Hendricks visited friend
in Donald last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Kobe Barton, teacher at Hermi
ton, visited Miss Daisy Mulkey la'
week.
Miss Tegart spent the Christmas hol
days at her home in Portland
Miss Daisy Mulkey visited friends i
Portland last week returning Wedne
1 day.
Mrs. Charles f. Tyler spent the Chri,
mas holidays with Mrs. Earl Strang {
Portland.
Mr.. Skews of Portland attended tt
Bonney reunion in the basement of II
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