Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-14
Donald News Notes
Capital journal Special Service

Donald, Ore, July 13-George Bend
shadler, of Candy, was in town Mon
day transacting business for the Molal
la Electric company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Jesse, Miss Freez
helm and Mr.. Miller, Of Macksburg, at.
tended the recital given Tuesday even.
ing in the Hoskins-De Sart hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Adams motored
to Portland Thursday. Mrs. Hoskins
and Mrs. Reisbeck accompanied them.
Mrs. Gertrude Page was down from
Salem Tuesday and spent the night at
the home Of Mrs. Mercer.
Mrs. John Miller, of Fellers Station
was Donald caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Jim Feller was Portland shop.
per Friday.
G. A. Adams and o. o. Freeman were
Portland visitors Saturday.
Henry Zorn was in town Saturday
shipping some of his fine stock from
Champoeg farm.
Mrs. B. S. Quinn and nieces, Miss
Quinn and Mrs. Tatram, returned We'd
nesday evening from a visit of several
days to Dallas and Salem.
Henry Moore has been suffering from
an infection in his knee which has made
walking very painful for the lad. Clar-
ence Moore has had the paper route dur
ing his indisposal.
Mrs. M. w. johnson entertained the
members Of the Home department of
the Presbyterian Sunday school, at her
home Friday afternoon. Short talks
were given by Mrs. RAIDER, of Butte.
vile; Mrs. Moore, of Candy, and the
hostess. Light freshments were served
Twenty-four were present.
Mesdames Wong, Moore, Brown
Wyeth, and Miss Mildred Wong, of
Candy, came over Friday to attend the
reception for the Home department, at
the home Of Mrs. NJ. w. johnson.
Miss Eva Siran, of Champoeg, was
a guest at the home of Mrs. Chas. Hos.
kins Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Ashton, of Wiseacres, was
a Donald shopper Saturday.
Mr.. F. j. Chadima, of Portland, was
in charge Of the office Of the Oregon
Electric Thursday while Mr.. and Mrs
Sexsmith We're at st. Helens.
Glen Garrison was a Portland visitor
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mays, Wanita
and Estelle Mays, Helen Hoskins, Ilent
'Goode and Earl Carver spent Sunday
afternoon at Horne Shoe lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alien were din
ner guests at the Bungalow hotel Sun
day.
Miss Viola O'Conner and brother,
Milan, spent Monday in Portland at
tending the national educators asso.
citation.
Mrs. E. J. Johnson and children, of
Portland, were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ycrgen this past
week.
Mrs. Ernest Feller made trip to
Woodburn Wednesday to interview the
dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Walker left
Tuesday morning for Tacoma, Wash, to
attend the nurserymen s convention.
They expect to be gone about week
and will visit in Seattle, while ON the
trip.
J. L. Reisbeck made business trip
to Portland Tuesday.
DIR. Shorey and family, of Woodburn,
were Donald visitors Saturday.
Mrs. G. A.. Cane and son, Eden, were
Tualatin visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Allen spent
Monday shopping in Portland.
Mrs. l.. B. Earnest went to Portland
Saturday to attend the funeral of Fred
erick A. Staub.
Mrs. Jesse Mays and two sons are
visiting with Portland friends this
week.
DR.. G. w. Jarvis, Of Portland, was a
visitor at the E. C. Mays home this
past week.
W. P. Williamson, Of Cornelius, Ore,
organizer for the Maccabee lodge, was
a Donald visitor Thursday.
A. H. Jones, of Detroit; F. L. Eber-
man, of Butte, and H. G.. Bomsteele, of
Portland, formed party who visited
Donald Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jobsen and Miss Hard
castle, of Woodburn, spent Tueshday at
the Win Yergen home. Miss Hard
castle has signed up to teach the Cham
poeg school this coming term.
Mr.. Strong came in from Monmouth
and made short visit to his
farm; before going on to Portland.
A. J. Vantine, of Portland, was a
Donald visitor Sunday.
LII. anu Altos Vail OOnHtt anu
ter, motored up from Portland Sunday
and with Mrs. Earnest spent the day at
the home of Mrs. Eugene Flynn, west
Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yergen, Mrs.
Hoskins and Mrs. johnson and children,
of Portland, motored to Horse Shoe lake
Sunday -.
Mrs. o. o. freeman accompanied by
her sons, Walter and Billy, went to
Portland Wednesday to meet Mrs. Free
mans mother, Mrs. Marguerite Cox, Of
Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Cox expects to
spend the summer with her daughter
Mrs. E. c. Mays, Miss Verna Lamb,
Miss Viola O'C0nnor and Mrs. Earl
Carver drove to Portland Thursday.
A number of Donald people enjoyed
a trip up the Columbia highway Satur
day Those who went were: Mr.. Chas
Hoskins and family, Frank Yergen and
family, Charles Yergen and family
Ernest Yergen and children. Miss Eva
Siran and Lawrence Kunkle.
A Sunday school convention viii be
held in Cones Grove Sunday, July %.
Sunday school workers from all over
the county viii be present and a good
program is being prepared.
Mrs. J. P. Feller had the misfor-
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