Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-10
DONALD WIDE AWAKE
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
MasOns Install, Yergen Clan
Organize---Birthday Cele-
bratiOn and Other Things
Capital journal Special service)


Donald, Aug. 1O.-Miss Viola O'Con-
ner went to Corvallis Monday morning
for a visit with relatives.
f. G.. Robinson of the Molalla Elec-
trio Co., of Candy was in Donald Fri
day making arrangements for the
electric range demonstration which
will be given in M: M. johnson &
Co.'S store, Saturday afternoon.
H. +. Hodges was transacting bust
ness in Portland Saturday.
Albert Lamb, member of Co. was
home from Clackamas to spend Satur-
day and Sunday.
il. D. Evans spent few days Of this
week in Candy
Gdrge Benshodler of Candy was
transacting business in Donald Monday
for the Molalla Electric Co.
Mrs. E. G. Mayes, Mrs. M. w. John
son, Miss Juanita Mays and Miss Idell
Lamb drove to Woodburn Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Fred Sexsmith and daughter,
June, were Portland visitors Thursday,
Ralph RAIDER Of Butteville was bus
mess caller in Donald Tuesday
Stanley Smith of Butteville was
transacting business in Donald Wed
nesday.
Grant White of Candy was Donald
business visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Feller are enjoy
ing a motor trip to southern Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rickett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schaffer of Quinaby were Sunday Wis
itors at the home of Mrs. Ellen Lobby
E, l.. Kilen, merchant of WOODBURY.
was in Donald Wednesday between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and chill
dren of Portland were guests this past
week at the home of Mrs. Patterson Is
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Smimth.
Miss LaVina Sheridan of Portland
was q guest of Mrs. Frank L. Allen
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Adams and daugh
ter, Dorothy, Mrs. Southwick, her
daughter, Marguerite and son, Benny
all of Portland drove to Donald Satur-
day to spend the day with friends.
S. L. Marty was this week appointed
constable to take the place of Mike
DeSart, who recently resigned.
j. C. Moore had as house guests tins
past week, his mother, Mrs Nj. j.
Seely, of st. Johns and his aunt, Mrs.
Inez French, of Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mays and daugh-
ters, Juanita and Estelle, also Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L, Reisbeck, motored to Hills
boro and North Plains Sunday. Little
Miss Estelle remained for weeks visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and fami-
ly spent Sunday at Clackamas with
\ =. M u
ber of Co. M.
G.. A. Cone, Mrs, Cone and five chill
dren and Miss Verna Lamb left Mon
day for a weeks outing at Silver Greek
Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Dawes and Mrs.
Pearl Richards and son, Clarence, OF
Portland were Sunday guests at the
home Of IL. Z. Hodges and W. j.
Daweg. Mrs. Richards is a sister OF
Mr.. Hodges.
S. L. and Henry Marty were Port
land visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Moore, their sons,
Henry, Clarence and William, and their
guest, Mrs. Seely, and Mrs. French mo,
tored to Portland Sunday. They went
by way of Shoals and stopped with
friends there. Mr.. Moore and children
returned Sunday evening but Mrs.
Moore remained in Portland until Mon
day evening.
Mrs. O. 0. Freeman, and Mrs. }. Il.
Reisbeck were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Adams of Portland on trip up
the Columbia Highway, Wednesday.
Miss Mathews of st. Helens left Wed
nesdav after a brief visit with Mrs.
Fred Sexsmith.
Frank j. Allen was Woodburn pus-
mess visitor, Wednesday.
Ed st. Helens is improving Slowly
from a severe wound which he recelV-
ed last week, while running his drag
saw. The handle of an axe which was
wedged in the log he was saving, was
struck bv the saw and thrown into the
air' When ii came down it struck Mr..
81. Helens in the head and cut deep
cash. DIR. Gcisy Of Aurora took elght
Stitches in closing the wound
After lingering illness OF many
months Augustus Marty passed away
Aug. 2d, at his home in this city Inc
tunerai was held Saturday morning
from the Catholic church Of Woodourn
and interment made at the Woodn9rn
cemetery. Mr.. Marty was born IN SWltA
erland. Sept. 10, 1912, and came to the
nited States in 1860. He served in the
Wisconsin infantry during the Civil
war. Following the war he took up a
homestead in Minnesota and IN 1917
was united in marriage to Katherine
Newman. They came to the coast II
1904 and settled near Mt. Angel =
tew wear later they moved to Donald
where they have since resided fli'een
children were born to TINS UNION, ten
Of whom survive with the mother oniy
two sons are in the west, ,, Il. mns n
lives AT home, aud Henry h. who, witr