Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-10

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WOodburn News
Capital journal Special serviee)

WOODBURY., re-, April l0.-Last Satur
day the people of Woodburn were some
what startled at 8 O'Clock by the fire
bell ringing and whistles blowing. but
when they got their thoughts together
they knew 1t was for the Liberty loan
campaign. Then at 7 O'Clock all the
church bells and the fire bell rang. All
whistles blew. And the committees
started out to work. They are having
good success and expect to ego over
our quota.D
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bonney spent the
week end in Portland on business ana
visiting relatives.
Mr. and hrs. 10. H. Hoff who have
been living IN the Parr house on east
Cleveland street, for the last two years
left tor seattle Monday to make that
place their future home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parr will move back in heir home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Hall returned
home Saturday after a months visit
with their daughter, Mrs. E. Strang in
southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Hendricks, motored to
Siiverton Sunday spending the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis.
Mrs. W. d. Johnston returned home
last Thursday from Roseburg after a
two weeks visit with friends. She was
accompanied home by her friend, Mrs.
Coffin.
The Misses Aletha Bitney and Ethel
Bonney spent Saturday and Sunday in
Portland, guests of the former Is sister
Miss Hazel Bitney at the Good Samar.
itan hospital.
Mrs. Melbury Walker and son of
Portland and Miss Alice Roberts spent
the week end with their uncles, Archie
and Joe Engle.
Miss Ida Hendricks of O. A. C. spent
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Hendricks, returning to her
sisters Sunday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Fisher left last week
for Portland, where she will make her
future home. Mr.. Fisher working out of
Portland IN the Southern Pacific.
MISS Aneta Davis teacher at Grassy
Pond, IA one of the chosen applicants
to go to Washington, D. c., in govern
mental clerical work. She and her moth.
err Mrs. Davis Of Portland were guests
Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Bruno.
Mrs. W. J.. Miller spent Saturday
with her mother, at Silverton.
Colonel and Mrs. J. M. Poorman spent
the week end in Portland, guests at the
home of their son, Kenneth Poorman.
g.. W. Krum died Wednesday morn.
ing, April 3rd at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. P. Soules, whore he had beer
making his homeyfor the last six months
He was an old school mate of Mr.. Soules
Was born lat Lowell, Mich, and was
about "a years old He leaves one
nephew, George Krum, Of Stanton
Mich. The body was taken Thursday to
the Portland erematorium by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sonies. Mrs. i. w. Guiss accom-.
panying them.
The April meeting of The Woman &
club was held at the Library. The reg.
ular yearly election was held, the off,
GERS elected were: President, Mrs. 2
N. Hall; vice president, Mrs. w. j
Mishler; secretary, Mrs. L. Lawrence;
treasurer, Mrs. II. Overton; correspond.
ing secretary, Mrs. g. w. Kent. The club
voted that the money in it's sinking
fund, which is 5000 be invested in war
savings stamps. After the business SEES.
zion was over there was an interesting
patriotic program which was enjoyed by
all present.
Mre. Fl. Barnett took her little niece
Carol Coo to Salem Thursday to have
her tonsils taken out.
Superintendent J.. Fl. Collins of Car
bonado, Wash, spent a few days with
his family here.
DR.. Armstrong made a business trip
to Portland Saturday, returning the
same day. Sunday the doctor aecompan-
led by his family spent the day with
friends in Oregon City.
Mrs. Kinsling from near st. Paul was
shopping in Woodburn Tuesday.
Misses Olive Haskell and Mile Bran
igar spent Saturday in Portland shop
ping, they also took in the big parade
there.
Quite a number from here attended
the Marion County Veterans Associa-
ton meeting held in Salem last Thurs
day. In the forenoon there was a bust
ness meeting, and in the afternoon
there was a fine program, which was
enjoyed by all present. Those attend
ing from here were. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Roberts, NJ. and Mrs. Hegveit, Mes
DANES Hulda Caswel, Kate Simpson,
NJ. J.. Olson, Nancy Harper, r. M.
Hicks, M. L. Hendricks, Victorine Reno
D. Mckee, Nancy Priest, Tentie Tin
kle, M. Lonywell, Effie Castle, Lucy
Coffin, j. D. Wilson, j. A. Ganow, Ira
son Stock; Misses Jessie Allen, Lizzie
Mckee, Violet Olson, Irene Stock, Jau-
nita Hicks, Mr.. A. Beach, Mr.. Guyer
and Mr.. White.