Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

Capital Journal Special Service)
Donald, Or, Oct. 12.-H. L. Marty
made a business trip to the metropolis
Thursday.
"Brig'' Harlan returned last week
from eastern Oregon, where he has been
for several weeks.
Mrs. G. Gribble and sons were Port
land visitors Friday and Saturday.
Miss Verna Lamb was absent from
school Friday owing to illness, Miss
Grettie took clarke of her room and
Hal DeSart assumed the duties Of the
lower grades.
G. G. Garrison former resident of DON
aid, spent a short time here last Friday
Mr.. Garrison is now employed at the
Port Commission dock of Seattle.
Mrs. Ernest went to Aurora last
Thursday to attend the special meet
ing of the Rebekah lodge She returned
Friday. no II
Herman Cone was q Portland visitor
Monday.
Mrs. G. s. Hoskins son Charles and
daughter Helen, came up from Portland
Friday to spend the week end. Vern
Hoskins came up Saturday to spend
Sunday hunting. dir OH IA
Mr.. Goode was here from Salem Sat
urday looking after business interests
at the brick yard. 81 n meitIt
T. L. Allen was a Portland business
visitor Saturday. 90 s9ram6t 3yof .@e
Mrs. H. L. Marty and Sim Marty req
turned Saturday from a trip to PoFt+I
land. tc.tBlue94s d9Hs -.rf4
0. o. Freeman and g. A. Conc were
st. Paul visitors Wednesday. DOR .8I
Miss Estelle Grettie. spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at Salem.
John Reisbeck drove outs frdIns Port
land Thursday. He was. accompanied
home by his brother j. L. Reisbeck, who
remained until Friday evening. ri
Mrs. Fred Sexsmith and daughters
June were Portland visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Taylor. of Raymond, Wash, was
a guest last week at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Eppers. ia4
Mrs. E. G. Mays, Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs.
J. C. Moore, Miss CarverGAndhEarl Qat-f
yer drove to Portland Thursday andiapl
the Columbia highway to Multnomahf
Falls. -~t u
F. A. Mercer was u woodburn visitor
Thursday evening" ar,aJ
Miss Mabel Doty went to Portland1
Saturday to take up her work in rthe4
study of art, for this year. rAat
Fred O'Conner was9a Monmouth Wis
itor Sunday. a. srs4gg
Miss Althea Williams wa up from
Portland to spend Sunday with her home
folks.
Miss Eva Swan went to Portland
Wednesday for a visit with relatives.
Joe Sutherland of Sutherlands Mill
was a passenger to Portland Wednesday.
George Reynolds of Portland was a
guest of his sister, Miss Jim Ryan this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Teller Mrs. Ernest
Teller and d. o. Freeman were Port
land visitors Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ed st. Helens was a visitor at
Marquam Sunday.
r, S. McNamee whose home is west
of town, was burned recently, was in
town buying lumber for a new resi-
dence Wednesday.
Henry Staufer was a Woodburn WIS.,
itor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ryan, Mrs. Scot
ham and Mr.. Geo. Reynolds drove to
Dundee Tuesday.
Miss Juanita Mays was up from Port
lanQ TO Speuu INC W6Sh SHu.. MI dhu
Mrs. Mays accompanied her on her re-
turn Monday. Mrs. Mays expects to re-
main there with her for some time. Lit
tie Miss Estelle is stopping with Miss
May Carver during her mother s alb
sence.
julius Scholenberg and wife, Mrs.
Hollenbeck, E. P. Cornelius and son
Ben, of North Plains were Sunday Fis-
itors at the Mays and Carver homes
t. v. Standifer, of the Standifer IS
Ship Building cohfpanS, Vancouysr, was
transacting business ia Donald Wedpes-
day. e be.
Mrs. John L, johnson Of Pasce, Nho
has been visiting in this vicinity for
the past two weeks, left Saturday for
Woodburn. ~
Mrs. Willis Bppefs was here this
week from Salem for a Jew days gisit
with relatives. ~
Stanley Smith of Butteville was a
Donald visitor Thursday. nc