Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-28
Donald News Notes
Capital journal Special Service)

Donald, Or, Sept. 28.-Felix Isaac
son, of Aurora, made a short stay il
Donald Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Mercer was Woodburr
visitor Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Dayton Walker left Sunday fol
visit of two weeks with her mother
in Salem. Mr.. Walker went down Tues
Gay to take in the fair.
c. S. Hoskins went to Portland We'd
nesday to visit his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Feller and Mrs
B. S. Quinn were Woodburn visitors
Monday.
Mrs. o. o. Love and daughter Vivian
of Butteville were shopping and calling
on friends in Donald Tuesday.
H. N. Smith was transacting business
in Portland Tuesday. e7 OH os"
Among the Donald people who visit
ed the state fair, Salem day, were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Yergen and three child
rem; Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Yergeny Boyd,
Mabel and Gladys Yergen, Mrs.lS, L.
Mercer, M. w. Johnson, Perry Morgan,
Alfred and Sam Williams, j. L.oReis-
beck and s. L. Mercer. trnof
Page Dilly of Carols, Washington,
is visiting this week at the home of his
uncle, S. L. Mercer, also taking in the
state fair at Salem. t,- ) ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Mays, Juanita
Mays, Miss Carver and Earl Carver
drove to Portland Sunday afternoon.
Joe Fowler and S. L. Marty returned
Monday from a visit Of several days in
Portland. a,e.-
Mrs. G. A. Cone was Salem visitor
Friday. ae.al,t. ,.
H. b. Evans and Arthur Graham of
Candy were Donald business visitors
Friday. .,t. ta1a 4s
Mrs. Frank Allen took in the Clacka-
mas county fair at Candy last week.
Mrs. Pete Mathart was Portland
shopper Saturday. ss,
Mrs. w. J. Dawes was a Woodburil
shopper Saturday. & %...
Mrs. H, D. Evans made "trip to
Portland Saturday. A-r
Mrs. j. L. johnson of-Paseo, Wash.
ington, is spending the week with Mrs.
M. W.. johnson. For more than fifty.
years Mrs. johnson made her home IN
Marion county. Mr.. johnson, until his
death, little more thanea year ago, was
president of the Roelofson Clan.
E. G. Robinson of Candy was here
Monday transacting business for the
Molalla Electric company.
G. j. Espy is moving his family from
their farm west of town into the resi-
dence on Page avenue, recently vaeat-
ed by G. A. Adams and family. People
of Donald are glad to have Mr.. and
Mrs. Espy take up their residence here.
Mrs. H. E. Hodges and four children
were week end visitors in Portland.
Mrs. John Miller was Salem visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Oslund of Portland
were visiting Donald relatives Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Miss
Mabel Doty and Miss Estelle Grettie
enjoyed a ride to Yamhill and Newberg
Sunday.
Mrs. Howard kirkland Of Portland
was a guest at the Bungalow Hotel Sun
DAY, returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamb, Mrs. VIM.
Yergen, son Boyd and daughter Gladys,
went to Woodburn Monday for fare
well visit with the boys of Company l,
as they passed through en- route for
Carolina.
Mr.. Dawson of Butteville was Don
aid visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mays, Misses Jua-
nita and Estelle Mays, May Carver, and
Mr.. Earl Carver enjoyed an outing at
Pacific City last week.
The Merry Maids class of the Presby-.
terian Sunday school held a picnic So
cial Saturday evening and cleared ten
dollars, which they turned, over to the
Red Cross auxiliary, -, =,
At recent meeting of f-the Red Cross
Mrs. Aufranee was elected president. to
fill the place of Mrs Hoskins,; who
has moved to Portland. Mrs! Arfrance
and Mrs. Fred Sexsmith last week took
the completed worlc TO headquarters in
Salem and brought out new supplies.
The work done by the Donald auxiliary
received many compliments. =
Two clipping" parties were held
last week at the home of Mrs. o. o.
Freeman and one at the Red Cross
sa. als a5-
October second is the 25th anniver-
sary of the Macabee lodge. The ladies'
Of the Donald order are planning a sill
yer tea, to be given in the Hoskins-D De-
Sart hall, the proceeds Of which will be
turned over to the local Red Cross so-a
ciety. :,.-.
George Sexsmith Of Fall Bridge Wash
ington was a Donald, visitor Tuesday !
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E, Mays, Miss Car
yer and Mr.. Carver drove to Salem to
the fair Wednesday evening. f1lt
H. E. Hodges was a Woodburn visit
or Saturday. - III
Mrs. B. S. Quinn and Mrs. Pete
Mathoit, were state fair visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. Margaret Cox went to Salem
Wednesday to spend few days visiting
relatives and incidentally to take in the
fair.