Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-24
Willamette Valley Nevs :.

tsons Clarence and William were called
that evening. Wednesday, Henry had
improved and the doctor hopes to avoid
an operation. Mrs. Moore will remain
with him in Portland for some time.
Mrs. Gertrude Page of Salem is visit
ing at the Bungalow hotel for few
days.
Albert Lamb came up from Camp
Withycombe to spend Sunday at home.
Mrs. ThuIston Yargen and daugh-
ter Ruth were Woodburn visitors Sat
urday.
W. A. Gray was passenger to Port
land Saturday.
Mis-. j. P. Feller, Mrs. S. S. Mercer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Feller and Strand
Mercer drove to Portland Tuesday.
George Barr of Candy was in Donald
for a brief stay, Wednesday.
The Maccabee Lodge are planning for
IA good time dance in the pavilion,
Lane 3 grove, Saturday evening. Music
will be furnished by members of the
Kent orchestra. Dave Robinson, well
known Portland attorney, will act as
floor manager.
Mrs. A. Morey was a Woodburn visit
or Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Adams were de-
layed on their extended motor trip by
the illness of little Dorothy. The left
Portland Saturday for Seattle, from
there they expected to visit Everett,
Spokane, Moscow, Idaho and then re-
main some time in Libby, Montana.
Two of Donald's teachers were greet
ing friends Friday.
Miss Mabel Doty, in company with
her mother and father from Bend, Ore,
have been enjoying an outing at the
beach. They. came into Donald Thurs
day evening, and remained until Sat
urday morning. Miss Estelle Grettie, of
Salem, joined them here for the day
Friday.
S. s. Marty and II. E. Hodges made
an official visit to the capitol Monday
Simon Marty was appointed executor
of the Marty estate, in accordance with
the late Anton Martyrs will.
r. s.. McNamee was a Donald shop
per Thursday. Mr.. McNamee who is
living ON the Trevette place, was un
fortunate in recently loosing their
home, furniture, clothing and all pos
sessions, in fire. He is the father of
five small children.
An Industrial club picnic, for the
purpose Of arousing a keener interest
among parents and children, in the in
dustfial work of the school, will be Civ
TN in Cones Grove, August 80. Every
one is asked to come and bring well
filled basket. Governor Withycombe
and Postmaster Huekestein of Salem
will address the audience in the morn
ing. The afternoon will be devoted to
races Of various kinds. prizes awarded
by the bank of Donald, Molalla Elec-
tric Co.,. Moore's Drug Store, Wood
burn and many other business houses,
# Woodburn and Donald. The Hubbard
band will furnish music for the day and
conduct a jitney dance in the evening.
Hop picking began this week at the
Yards Of A. E. Fellef and China Lee.
This alone brings many strangers into |
,ur community and with the mills, tile
md brick factories, running and the
just beginning, there is little
excuse for idle men around Donald.
Barney Crichter and wife of st. Paul I
listed with Mr.. and Mrs. Rich this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Robinson Of Ore
,on City, were guests at the B. s.
Quinn home from Sunday until Tuesday
Ionday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
on, Mesdames Aufrance, Quinn and
Iercer visited in Woodburn.
Mill McGreer and Archie Ramsey Of
antelope, Oregon, were guests at the
ONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rich this
asst week.
Miss Idell Lamp returned the first of
he week from visit in Portland. She
las accompanied home by her grand
Iother, Mrs. Clara Burns.
Mrs. J. W. Dawes went to Portland
aturday to purchase her fall millinery
,oek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Radcliff and
N Norris of Salem, were Sunday visit
rs at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. O.
reeman.
Mr.. David Bengh Of Molalla was a
aturday visitor at the home Of his
aughter, Mrs. w J. Darves. Miss Viva
arves returned with him after an ex
nded visit with Molalla relatives.
Mr.. Henry Heizenreter and Miss Ly
IA Heltzer of Portland were Sunday
sitors at the ]. L. Reisbeck home.
Mrs. Dayton Walker had as her
tests Sunday, her mother, Mrs. Brown,
Salem, and her sister, Mrs. Shedeck
Portland.
With most of the yards burned brown,
is a pleasing sight these days to see
e green shrubbery and gay blossoms
hich adorn the grounds of the Donald