Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-06
Donald News Notes
Of Local Interest
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Donald July 6.-Jesse johnson who
for some time has been working for
the S. 4. & S. railroad at Fallbridge,
Washington, spent Sunday with his
family Mr.. johnson was transferred
this week to Vancouver, Washington,
and Mrs. johnson and the boys will
| leave soon to take up their residence
there. Mrs. G. H. Young will take
charge of the post office during the
absence of Mrs. johnson.
A number of enthusiasts from New
berg visited our town this week, put
| ting up posters and handing out pros
grams for the ehautauqua, which will
be held there July S-l3. The program
promises to be an interesting and in
structive one, and well seasoned with
humor.
Mrs Clarence Whitney of Broaaacres
was a Donald visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Adams and small
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. o. Freemnn
and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. G. j, Espy
and three children formed party who
lmotored to Salem Sunday.
Mrs. Thurston Yergen and daughter,
Ruth, went to Woodburn Saturday to
visit the former S mother
Glen Garrison motored to Quinat y
Sunday.
Roy Lobley was a Salem visitor Fri-
day.
Herman Cane has moved his barber
shop from the Quinn building to the
building across the street formerly oc-
Icupied by Mr.. Earnest.
Mesdames Freeman, Reisbuck, Hos.
Rims, Quinn and Sexsmith were Port
Land Shannnrp Saturday
J. Lobley spent July 4th at Wilson
vile.
The boy scouts Of Hubbard passed
through Donald Saturday morning, also
Sunday evening on their return from a
ten mile hike to the willamette river.
They were accompanied by Scout Mas
ter Clark viii and assistant Harold
Cleaver
John Fulcawider, pos office inspect
Tor, visited the Donald office last week
and reported the office IN good condi-
tion.
Ben Quinn made business trip to
Portland Tuesday.
II. N. Smith spent several days OF
last week in Portland. Mr.. Smith is
shipping several hundred cords of wood
to Portland.
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Mrs. Ruby Moore of BrOadaeres came
to Donald Tuesday to meet with the
auxiliary committee of the Maecabee
lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Aufrance have had
as their guests for several days their
son, his wife and son from Portland.
The Red Cross auxiliary met at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Mays Tuesday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent in
sewing.
Rev. Reid was over from Woodburn
Tuesday, calling on friends. Last sun
day marked the closing Of Rev. Reid s
service with the Woodburn and Don
aid churches Mr.. Reid has made many
warm friends among Donald people
during his work here, who wish him
success wherever he makes his home.
No minister has been called to fill his
place here.
The regular meeting Of the aid so
ciety was held last Wednesday in the
church parors. 1t was decided to meet
through the summer only when some
special work was to be done.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. @. Mays, Wanita
and Estella Mays and Earl Carver mo-
tored to Hillsboro to spend the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sexsmith and
daughter, June, were Portland visitors
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Dingler of Port
land were recent week end guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hoskins and
family. Miss Eva Swan and Mrs. Gus
Swan spent the Fourth at Silver Creek
Falls. They made the trip by auto.
Harry Evans sustained severe
shock when he fell from tree last
Saturday. Mr.. Evans who is employed
bv the Molalla Electric Co. of Candy,
was cutting tree branches which inter
fcred with the lines on Pete Fellers
place He lost his balance and fell to
the ground, landing ON his feet. He was
severely shaken and compelled to walk
with cane for a few days. Probably
the fact that he had on his climbers,
which broke the shock from bis feet
saved the bones from being crushed.
Scott Hoskins, Delmer DeSart and
Lawrence Kunkle made trip to Silver
Creek Falls on their motorcycles We'd
nesday the 4th.
J. Robinson of the Molalla Electric
Co., was over from Candy Sunday at
te1ding to some company business mat
tcrs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and family
spent the Fourth of July at Salem.
They were accompanied by Miss Tdr-
ner, who vas returning to her home
there, after brief visit at the Miller
home.
Little Miss Dorothy Adams eelebrat-
ed her first birthday, Tuesday July Sd,
The guests for the afternoon were Miss
Mar Louise Cook Of Butteville. Miss
Clotille and Master Billy Fargo of Far