Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-25
Donald |. 0. I. M. Held
Installation Of Officers


ternoon. Lunch was served at noon, IN
the dining room of the hall, and the
meeting was called to order inmedi-
ately following. Mrs. Osborne of Sa-
lem, was initiated, and then the off
GERS fer the coming year were Install
bers of Portland, assisted by Mrs.
Marques, as eonduetress. Following
Iare the Officers who took their chairs:
Commander, Mrs. A. E. Feller: lieu
tenant commander, Mrs. John Singer;
lady at arms, Mrs. Ben Eppers; past
commander, Mrs. R. Moore; chaplain,
Mrs. H. B. Evans; record keeper, Mrs.
VIM. Bittock; sargent, Mrs f. A. Mer-
Ger; finance auditor, Mrs G.. A. Cone;
captain, Mrs. B. S. Quinn; color bear
'er No. /, Mrs. s. A. Sexsmith; color
bearer No. 2, Mrs. Jesse johnson; mu-
sician, Mrs F. l.. Allen.
About twenty of the little folks
gathered Saturday in the basement of
the Presbyterian church, for a good
time, the occasion being to celebrate
the Birthdays cf Vesta May and Rob-
ert Gribble and Billy Moore. Games
were played and refreshments consist
ing of cake, cookies and cocoa were
served. The guests included the first
and second grades at school, and some
of kindergarten age around town. The
hosts and hostess received many nice
The stockholders of the First State
bank of Donald held their annual meet
ing Thursday afternoon and elected
Officers and directors for the ensuing
year as follows: President, Henry
Zorn; vice president, Jas. P. Feller;
cashier, O. J. Espy; directors, W. H.
McCay, G. A. Cone, Henry Zorn, J. p.
Feller and @. j. Espy, Among other
items of business transacted at the
was the transfer of $3.50 from
the undivided profits fund to the sur
plus fund, leaving 5000 of undivided
profits.
An old fashioned dance for Satur-
day night is announced by the Red
Cross. An admission of ten cents will
be charged, and each lady is requested
to bring pie, which will be auction
ed off.
]. P Feller has announced himself
as candidate on the republican tick
eft for county commissioner. Mr.. Eel
Ter is well known in this county, as
an enterprising man, one of good judg-
ment and sound principles. We feel
there are none more capable of filling
the office.
Dave Pendleton came up from Port
land Friday to spend little time with
his family.
Henry Good was here from Salem,
Saturday, looking after business inter
asts.
Mrs. Thurston Yergen spent Tuesday
afternoon with her mother in Wood
burn.
G. J. Espy and small son, Cecil, went
to Portland Sunday to spend the day
with Mrs. Espy who is making an ex-
tended visit there. Cecil is remaining
for the week.
Donald Johnston, who is attending
school in Aurora, came home Friday
evening to see his daddy, who was here
for q few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
and two boys went to Aurora Saturday |
afternoon, and remained until Sunday |
evening. Mr. Johnston returned Tues |
lay to his work at Vancouver, Wash.
Miss Althea Williams of Portland |
was a week end visitor at the home of |
ler brothers, Sam and Alvin.
Mrs. Griner and Mrs. Ashton OF I
Niseacres were Donald shoppers Tues
lay.
Straud Mercer went to Portland
hoping to secure work with
he railroad.
George Fargo of Portland was greet
ng old friends in Donald Saturday, |
md Incidentally transacting business
or the Oregon Electric Co.
Mrs. Dave Pendleton and daughter,
Alice, were Fargo visitors Sunday
Mrs Pete Feller was taken very i'll
asst week, while visiting at the home
IF her father near st. Paul She Is
greatly improved at this time, but
till unable to- return home.
Mrs. Frank Osborne of Salem, was
guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
\. E. F'eller, Thursday and Friday.
Clarence Quinn, of Nebraska, who
las been visiting for some time at the
lome of his uncle. B. s. Quinn, left
friday for California. He was accom-
,anied as far as Portland by. Mr. and
drs. b. S. Quinn, who remained until
Miss Katherine Donahoe left Satur-
ay after a visit of several days with
Ter sister, Mrs. Ernest Feller. Miss
)onahoe viii visit relatives in Wash
ngton before returning to her home
n Albany.
Mrs. A. E. Feller had as guests for
he day last week, Miss Hazel Bitney
f Portland, Miss Lethia Bitney Of
Ethel Bonne and Sadie
richards Of Woodburn and Miss Con-
tanee Cartwright of Salem.
Roy Garrett, who is working in a
nill near Wilsonville, spent a few
ays of last week at home.
Evangelistie meetings were held last
reek at the presbyterian church, Rev.
:. N. Quist in charge. Mr.. Seely Of
cortland spoke Wednesday evening
lev. Taylor of Portland spoke Sunday
fternoon on the anti-saloon question.