Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-03


dina of Portland and Miss June Sex
smith.
Mrs. Ruth Moore of Broad Acres was
Donald visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. c. J. Espey took her small son
to Portland Friday to consult a physi-
elan
A. f. Feller and son, Harlan, were
Portland visitors Saturday.
Ralph RAIDER Of Butteville was trans
acting business in Donald Saturday
w. A. johnson of Portland was a
guest at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. johnson, Saturday.
Chester A. Adams came up from
Portland Saturday evening for brief
visit with Donald friends
Stanley Smith of Butteville spent
Sunday in Donald.
E. S. Payne of Monmouth was a
guest at the Fred o Conner home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Clarence Mays and daughter,
Estelle, returned Friday from visit at
North Bend, Washington.
The Oregon Electric freight house
and the residence of Agent Sexsmith
were treated to a new coat OF paint
this week, which greatly improved the
appearance of said property.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, their son,
Vernon, and daughter, Elizabeth, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen motored to
Woodburn Sunday evening.
The ladies of the Red Cross auxil-
iary have prepared a room in the Hos
kins- DeSart hall, as a permanent sew
ing room All materials Will be kept
there and the room will always be open
to those who have time and inclination
to work. All regular meetings will be
held in this room.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Mays drove to
Wilhoit Springs Sunday for the day
They had as their guests Mrs. Haskell
and Mr.. Jarvis of Portland, Miss Es
telle Mays and Miss Gertrude Eppers.
A party Of young people made trip
to the river Sunday on motorcycles.
Those who went were Misses Hazel and
Letha Cone, .Juanita Mays, Verne Hos
kins, Harold Lamb and Lawrence Kun
kle. !
Miss EsteIle Mays passed hor sew
enth milestone Saturday July 2S, and
a number Of her little friends helped
her celebrate the occasion. Various
games were enjoyed chief among them
being the peanut hunt. The birthday
cake was adorned with seven red can
dies, and at each plate were favors,
a little basket filled with candies Ice
cream and cake were served. The fol-
lowing were present, 0rlena, Lavina
and Diekie Hodges, Billy Freeman, Bus.
ter Evans, Georgia Lamb, Clarence and
Ralph Dumas, Ilene Goode, Evelyn
Young, Dan DeSart, Dorothy, Robert
and Nina Ryan, Leona Feller, Vesta
MAY GribbIe, Donald and Robert John
son, Charles Feller, Gladys Gray, Ger
trude Eppers and Estelle Mays.
Mrs. Shelton Of Dallas was guest
over Sunday at the home of her cousin,
B. S. Quinn
Samuel Brown. of Salem is spending
some time at the home of his sister,
Mrs d. G. Walker.
F. W. Milne and G. II. Mitchell of
Portland were guests Monday at the
Bungalow hotel.
f. l.. Little of Portland was register
ed at the hotel Wednesday
j. G. DeHarpport of Salem was a
Donald business visitor Wednesday.
George Sexsmith of Fallbridge, Wash
was a guest of his brother, Fred Satur-
day evening and Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Lobley. who has been i'll
for some time, was sufficiently lmprov-
ed to make a trip Saturday to Salem
to consult her physician. She was ac,
companied Wy her brother-in-law OF
Lobley They returned Sunday evening
Scott Hoskins was a, Portland visit
or Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Sexsmith and daughter
June, and Mrs ]. G.. Moore were Port
land shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. Goulett of Woodburn spent Non
day and Tuesday in Donald.
S. l.. Mercer made trip to Wood
burn Wednesday with his son, Stroud,
who drives the auto truck with logan
berries from the yards of Garrison, Far
go and Deere.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Aufranee were
week end visitors in Portland. They
enjoyed the day, Sunday, at Vancouver
barracks.
Mrs. Jesse johnson and sons were
visitors Wednesday at the home of A.
D. Yergen, Butteville.
Mcsdames Moore. Mercer, Sexsmith
and johnson were Woodburn shoppers
Friday.
A 1arty composed of following, en-
ioyed a trip on the Columbia Highway
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Quinn their
nieeea, Miss Totrow and Miss Quinn,
Miss Verna Lamb and Earl Cone.
Mrs. DeSart was a WoOdburn visit
or Wednesday.
Miss Quinn and Mrs. Totrow, who
have been making an extended visit
with their uncle, b. S. Quinn, left Wed
nesday evening for their home in Ben
nineton. Kansas. They win visit at Je-
rome. Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
Denver. Colorado, en- route. Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn accompanied them to Port
land Wednesday.
The case of W. G. Clark against
l.i.n-I.. E..nraffnor tras fricd befOre