Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-15
Surprise Gathering
For Donald Visitors
Capital Journal special servieel


Donald, Feb. 15.-Mr. and Mrs. W. N
: Elliott OF Moscow, Idaho, who were for
mer residents of this community hay
been visiting friends and relative
around Donald. On Sunday afternoon d
last week, surprise gathering was hel,
Tor them at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Yergen. The afternoon was snenl
III music and conversation. Al n y,
lunch was served by the hostess as
slsted by her daughter Mabel and Mis-
Iosborne. Those who were asked for tbt
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Oa
borne and daughter Katherine. Mr. an5
Mrs. L. ?. Swan, Eva and Gus swan
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Freeman Taddv
howard ana Leona Freeman, Mr.. and
MRS. Eugene Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. El.
mott; Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Yergen. Ken.
meth, Archie and Evelyn Yergen: Mr.
and Mrs. All Weidstran; Mr.. and Mrs.
| L. Il. Lindsay, Lawrence, Ralph. Easter.
and Edna Lindsay; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II
fergen, Bruce, Blanch and Ralph Yer
gen; Yes Hoskins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Yergen, Boyd, Mabel and GLADYS Yer
gen.
Marquis Cato, adopted son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. l.. Linsday, died Monday Feb
ruary Ii, at their home two miles west
OF Donald, after prolonged illness. He
was borne in Portland, Aug. 8. 1898.
having made his home with Mr.. and
MRS. Lindsay since he was two months
ola. The fnneral service was conducted
by Rev. Il. n. Quist of Woodburn at the
lergenville church Tuesday afternoon.
lnterment at the Case cemetery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Llnsday have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Mrs. I. II. Yergen was called TO Wood
burn Friday by the illness of her moth
er. She is somewhat improved at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobley who have been
living in this community for some time.
left this week for Quinibay, where they
expect to take up their residence. Mr..
Jim Lobley, Charles Yergen and Joe Du-
quet expect to establish ship knee
camp near Quinibay.
Mrs. l.. Eppers returned Thursday
from Salem, where she has been nurs-
ing her son, Willie, who was operated
upon last week.
Dr. Shorey of Woodburn was called to
Donald Monday evening to see Cecil
Lander who is sick with measels.
Ben Eppers went to Salem Thursday
to be with his brother, Willis, who was
operated upon at the Salem hospital.
Mrs Ben Eppers and Two children went
% Salem Saturday, and remained until |
Monday. Willis is reported to be gain.
ng rapidly.
Mrs. Del Yergen was visiting Donald |
friends Saturday, from her home at
3utteville.
Mrs. Il. J. Reisbeck asked three or
'our ladies in Saturday evening to keep
Ter company while the husbands were
Intending meeting of the Masons, but
When the company arrived it had in
reased many fold, and with them they
'rought dainty refreshments which were
njoyed after several games Of cards.
M. W. johnson went to Portland Fri.
ay to attend the auto show and remain
d until Monday visiting with his son,
V. A. Johnson.
Reilly Scheuer of Butteville was a
'onald visitor Saturday.
Donald johnson came over from Au-
ora Friday to spend the week end with !
lother and brother. With him was his I
ousin, Miss Ilene Snyder. They were 5
ceompanied home Sunday by Mrs. !
ohnson and son Robert and Miss Luel-
Young, who returned to Donald the ?
lme evening. :.