Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-17
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burn, were Dcnald shoppers Monday,
John Reisbeck was passenger t,
Portland Monday.
John Smith of the Union Market Co.
Portland, was transacting business il
Donald, Monday.
and Robert were guests of Aurora rela
tives a few days of last week.
George aSexsmith of Fall Bridge
Wash, was a week end visitor with hi.
brother, Fred.
Glen G. Garrison was a Salem visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. Geisy of Portland is a guest Of
her mother, Mrs. GriDble.
Mrs. Jesse Mays and sons, Paul and
William have returned to Hillsboro to
spend some time.
George Fargo was transacting busi
ness in Donald, Thursday.
Mrs. +. G. Mays spent several days
of last week in Portland taking in the
festivities of "Buyers Week.
M. w. johnson made a business trit
to Woodburn Friday.
Strand Mercer was Fargo visitor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scheuer of Fargo
were shopping in Donald Saturday.
Jesse Johnston came over from Van.
couver, Wash, to spend Saturday with
his family. He returned Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Fargo of Fargo was visit
ing Donald friends Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Ashton of Wiseacres was
a Donald shopper Saturday.
Spence L. Mercer was Hubbard
visitor Friday.
@. A. Robinson and George johnson
Of Butteville was Donald business visit.
ors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, s. Wyeth, of Candy
were week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
M. w. johnson.
Fred Scheuer was up from Butte
vile Saturday.
Harry Hartman who with his wife
has made Donald their residence for
the past three months and half, left
Monday morning for Portland and sail
ed Tuesday on the steamer Beaver for
San Francisco. He expects to locate in
California and Mrs. Hartman will fol.
low in a short time.
G. w. Smith of Wiseacres was trans.
acting business in Donald, Monday.
Mrs. w. u. Wilson was called to
Woodburn Monday, by the illness of
her nephew, who is suffering with ty-
phoid fever. She returned Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Clarence Mays was Portland
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Mathost and Mrs. Quinn went
to Portland Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of Blaise Liable, who died Sun
day at Seaside. Mr.. Labb was SO
years old at the time of his death. lie
was an uncle of Mrs. Mathoits and a
great uncle Of Mrs. Quinn.
b. S. Quinn and G.. G. Garrison mo-
tored to Portland Friday evening.
The Rosebud auxiliary of Red Gross
held an interesting meeting in THEN
rooms in the Haskins-Dehart hall, Tues
day afternoon. Eleven members and two
guests Mrs. Geisy and Mrs. Walker OF
Portland, were present. The society has
completed IA hospital shirts, % sings
"A towels and are now working on a
second assortment of shirts and have
materials ready to begin knitting socks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harkins and
family motored to Willhoit Springs Sun
day. Vern Haskins remained for the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Yergen,
who are enjoying an outing there.
Mrs. Ralph Ashton has as her house
guests, her sister Miss Margaret Zim-
norman, and her brother, Henry of
Portland.
Mrs. Frank Arerial of Raymond,
WASH, was guest of her mother and
sisters this week. Mrs. Arerial was for
merly Miss Eppers.
Thursday was the date of Miss Emma
Evans fourteenth birthday and mum
ber of her friends took advantage of
the occasion to give her a surprise.
Nine Of them journeyed to her home
and enjoyed a pleasant evening with
games. They also took with them re-
freshments, consisting Of punch and
cake, which were served at a later hour.
Those present were: Misses Emma and
Edith Evans, Mildred Eppers, Florence
Woody, Idel Lamb, Luella Young, Ruth
Yergen, Wilda Daires, Messrs Henry
Moore, Samuel Brown, Hal De Sart and
Melvin Evans.
Mrs. Crysler of Portland is a house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Espy, She
will be ioineI for the week end by her
daughter anil son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Street.
George Fairbrotber of Portland was
a business visitor in Donald, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Moore and son
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sexsmith and
daughter June and Mrs. +. J.. Shatima,