Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
Donald News Notes
Capital journal Special service.) }

OOudlu, Ote., Juuc No.--lNr. ana MIS-.
w. A. Hills, of Liberty, Mont, made
short stay in Donald Saturday. Mr.. I
Hills owns a loganberry farm ajoind /
ing the Donald townsight.
Dave Sanders, the Fargo merchant, |
made a business call ON Donald mer-
chants Monday.
C. A. Adams, cashier of the Donald |
State bank, has resigned his position
and will be succeeded by c. ]. Espy, !
former vice-president of the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams expect to leave |
! in a short time for an auto trip to
Montana.
A ball was given at the Butterville |
grange hall Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Fargo Military club.
The funds are to be used for equip
ping and maintaining the organiza-
/, tion. Good music was furnished and a
good time enjoyed by all.
I Mrs. Arthur Graham, G. w. White,
Miss Mildred Wong and Ralph Cherri-
gan, of Candy, were guests of Mrs. +.
u. Allen Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, OF Portland, were
| Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Quinn. Mrs. Pinard, of Sherwood, was
also a guest at their home, this week,
/ DOudlQ gave ONGI uOhoi
to the Red Cross fund Donald Rose
Bud auxiliary met Tuesday for brief
business meeting. Materials received
from Salem headquarters, were distrib-
uted and preparations are being made
to begin making the garments at once.
1 Mrs. Ernest Fellers paid the Wood
burn dentist a call Tuesday.
/ G. T. Collowba&gh, proprietor of the
4 II Il 1 h. cnI1 10
business to A. j. Rich, of st. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. Collowbaugh expect to leavel
soon for Weiser, Idaho, where Mr.. Col
Elowbaugh has farm
Mrs. c. T. Collowbaugh has as her
guests her grandmother, Mrs Ella Clar-
lno, of Clarno, Ore, and her cousin, Miss
Irene Clarno. of Bend, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Chadino, of Portland,
are spending several days with their
daughter, Miss Fred Sexsmith.
i Mrs. Eugene Flynn entertained IL
/ Donald ladies at course luncheon at
/ her country home 8 l-2 miles west of
/ town Friday. The afternoon was spent
4 at cards.
i Frank L. Allen was transacting busi-
mess in Portland Wednesday.
Children 5 day was observed Sunday
at the Presbyterian church. A pleasing
4 program was given by the children, as
sisted by musical numbers from Mes
4 danes Sexsmith and Allen, Messrs..
Freeman, Hodges, Hoskins and De-.
!. Sart. ID
Miss Idell Lamb celebrated her l4tb
4 birthday Tuesday evening by entertain
I, ing a number of girl friends. The early
part of the evening was spent in play
ing out door games. To the blind fold
led person who was most successful in
! pinning the donkey's tail to his body,
was awarded box of candy. Miss Yer
ma Lamb performed this operation with
best Judgment, while Miss Wanta
Mays was given potato for consolation
prize.
!, Refreshments consisting of salad and
> sandwiches, cake and lemonade were
served. Those present were: Helen
Hoskins, Bernice Feller, Hazel and
Lethia Cone, Wanita Mays, Luella
, Young, Vida Dawes, Emma Exams,
Verna and Idell Lamb.
Sam Miller, of Aurora, was Donald
business visitor Monday.
George Bendshodler, electrician for
the Molalla Electric company of Candy,
| lAu u IbICe O4 iutu sACAC N.NNhNSNeeJ
placing some new lights for the city.
Fred Schener, the cucumber man =
from Butteville, was here Monday
making another large shipment Of his
fine cueumbers.
l Earl Carver was st. Paul visitor
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Butock, of Woodburn, was
calling in Donald Tuesday.
lo4,1 rot fTK1f al
] from an auto ride Tuesday afternoon,
' she found her living room filled with
S friends, who had gathered for a little
! surprise to Mrs. Adams. Three tables
{ of $500" were enjoyed after which
4 refreshments were served. Those who
n enioyed the afternoon were: Mesdames
I,lC. A. Adams, c. Hoskins, 0. 0. Free
!. Imam, F. L. Allen, Fred Sexsmith, c.
b Moore, c. E. Mays, s. L. Mercer, Ben
Quinn, d. Walker, l.. s. Reisbeck, M. w.
johnson, J. p. Feller, l.. S. Aufranee,
d H. G. Young and Mrs. Chadima, OF
! Portland
A number from here attended the dis
Z. persal sale at Champoeg farm Friday
when Mr.. Henry Zorn sold at auction
: his fine herd of purebred Jersey cat
tle
II The Donald Cooperative Cheese fac
Y tory which was established June, 1916
8 paid a 6 per cent dividend at the end
e Of the pear. The factory began busi
r ness with 32 patrons and now has Sc
e They are paying so cents at present
n for butter fat. About 10000. pounds
e of milk is received daily. w. A. Ora.
r is a cheese maker of 16 years expe
rienee and upholds his reputation b,
turning out excellent cheese, the de
mand for which is rapidly increasing
The factory is now shipping cheese al
q over the state and to many caster
points, ana receiving top prices every
where keeeBfiy whey separator, IN
second on the coast, was installed and j
iproving very satisfactory The cream
all is shipped 10 eTeameries, who pay NOR
= for this grade than for ordinary cream
I as it is superior for making ice cream