Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-14
Donald News Notes

ler VI NdHUy was THANKSGIVING DuslhtSa
in Donald Saturday.
Miss Viola O'Conner left Monday for
The Dalles, where she will teach this
year.
Mrs. Clarence Whitney of Broadacres
was a Donald visitor Saturday.
Henry Moore returned Saturday
from Portland, where he has been re-
ceiving medical treatment.
Joe Fowler was a Wallace visitor
Saturday.
L. b. Swan was a Portland shopper
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. P. Teller, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Reisbaek motored to Wood
burn SUNDAY evening.
Pat Levy was a passenger to Port
land Monday.
Miss Luella Young is home again
after a continued visit with Portland
relatives.
). Rulifson came up from Portland
Monday for a visit with his son Jack,
who lives neal ~Broadaeres.
Mrs. Jim Ryan and three children
spent Tuesday in Portland.
Ralph RAIDER of Butteville was a
Donald business visitor Tuesday.
John Reisback made a business trip
to Portland Tuesday. Mr., Reisback has
advertised a public sale to take place
at his farm near Champoeg, Friday
Sept. 18th. Following the sale Mr.. and
Mrs. Reisbaek expect to move to Port
land for the winter.
Mr.. Liable of Portland was a guest
Wednesday, at the b. S. Quinn home.
Mr.. Liable is a cousin of Mrs. Quinn.
He. expects to leave soon for France.
Mrs. Marie Mays and sons, William
and Paul, left Monday for Hillsboro.
Mrs. Mays is engaged to teach near
there for this year.
Ernest Teller and Christ Christian
sen are planning to leave Monday for
southern Oregon for a months hunt
ing.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bixall and two
daughters were passengers to Portland
Saturday. Mr.. Bixall returned that ev-
ening, but his wife and children re-
manned until Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pooler of Salem
and Nj. and Mrs. W. A. johnson of
Portland were week end guests of Mr..
and MRS. M. w. johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Allen, Sunday the party en-
loved a dinner in honor of Billy John
som birthday. ~
Miss Mabel Doty spent a short time
in Donald Monday, having just arriv-
ed from her home at Redmond, oregon.
She took the noon car for Salem to Wis
il with Miss Estelle Grettie. They ex-
pect to return Thursday to locate in
the Marie Mays house for the winter,
and be ready for the opening of school
Sept. II.
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Donald shopper Monday.
John Mills of 1Gervais was looking
over the hops around Donald Thurs
day. 4 = 4
Mrs. Paul Aufrance and small son
came up from Portland Thursday, and
remained until Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Aufranee.
They were joined Saturday evening by
Mr.. Aufrance.
Fred O'Conner made a business trip
to Portland Friday.
Mrs. Mays and daughter, Estelle'
Miss Mag Carver and Earl Carver mo-
tored to Portland Friday. Miss Juanlta
Mays returned with them Tor the week
end. ro M
F. J. Chadima of Portland was a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fred sex
smith Friday. i
Mr.. and Mrs. JSexsmith returned
Thursday from a vacation of several
weeks. George Sexsmith, who attended
to duties at the Oregon Electric sta
ton during his absence, returned the
last of the week to Fall bridge
Mrs. Mercer was a Woodburn VISIT
or Tuesday
Miss Mag Carver who was taken
down with smallpox shortly after her
arrival from Montana, has fully re-
covered and the quarantine raised, 50
thorough precaution was taken that
no other eases developed.
Mrs. Ralph Ashton and son robert,
and Miss Myrtle Smith Of Wiseacres
were shopping in Donald "Wednesday.
A number of friends gathered Sat
urdav afternoon at the Hoskins-De-
Sart hall for a social hour and farewell
attention to Mrs. Marie Mays. Seven
teen gathered around the long table
SET with dainty refreshments. Those
present were Mesdames Marie Mays,
VIM. Bittoek, A. E. Teller, Clarence
Whitney. S. l.. Mercer, Clarence Moore,
Fred Sexsmith, NJ. w. johnson, Day
ton Walker, l.. j. Reisbaek, F. L.. Al
len. o. O. freeman, Pete Feller, John
Singer, Mike DeSart, Miss Emma EV'
and Miss Christiana Weedmark,
Mrs. Y. A. Weedmark and daughter,
Christiana, who formerly lived east
of town are spending some time at the
II. d.. Evans home. They expect to
leave soon for WOODBURY. to make their
home.
G. J. Espy was a Portland visitor
Wednesday.
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
church.
O. o. Freeman was a Portland Wis
itor Thursday.
J. P. Teller made a business trip to
Portland Monday
their puests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Dawes, Roy Dawes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Dawes and Miss Norma Mckay
from Portland.
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