Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-22
DonaId News Notes

(GaplJal J0ufHdl special SerNlce1 Z
Donald, Maj. 22.-S. L. Marty was
up from Portland Wednesday, for "a
short visit with his mother.
George Lamb who is employed at al
spruce camp near Nalcoma, Or. spent
q few days Of this week with his lam
lily at Donald.
Roy Garrett and wife have returned
froa the camp of the Western Tie Co.,
where they have been employed for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Aufranc spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the home of their
son, Paul, in Portland.
Miss Florence O'Conner, Miss Pearl
Lander and Cecil Lander were Port
land visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Garrett of Can!
tby were Donald visitors Saturday.
w. L. White and Charles Wyeoff
spent Saturday and Sunday at Port
Hand,
H. 3. Hodges, who is working at
Vancouver, spent Sunday with his
family.
Roy Lobby Of Portland is spending
a few days with Donald friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne of Salem were
week end guests at the home of the
Elatter's sister, Mrs. A. E. Feller.
Frank l.. Allens left Wednesday for
Vancouver, where he has accepted a
position with the Standifer Construe-
Ition corporation.
Mrs, L. N. st. Helens and three chill
|dren Of Portland were week end Wis
Iitors with Donald relatives.
Miss. Lethia Cone and little Miss
Mildred ST Helens were Woodburn
visitors Saturday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Brink Of Fargo was a Donald
shopper Friday.
Mrs. =. G. Mays and daughter, Es-|
|telle, cNme out from Portland Friday
evening, but Mrs Mays was called
back Saturday morning to care for
Miss Mag Carver who was taken i'll
with the measels. AS a strange c%o-inea-
Idenee her brothefs Earle, who is visit
ing in Montana from Donald, is also
ill with the measles.
j. C. Moore spent Saturday and Sun
day in Portland with his wife, who is
suffering from an attack of append
.citis. afnTits
Mrs. 0. O. Freewan and Mrs. J. l.
Reisgeek were Poftland shoppers Sat
.urday.
Miss Estelle Grettie was a week end
visitor with Silverton friends last
week.
NJ. w. johnson ATTENDED a meeting
of the Willamette Merchants associa-
ton at Woodburn Wednesday.
Mrs. Florence Chambers, district rep
uty for the Woman s Benefit associa-
ton Of Maecabees, was out from Port
land Tuesday, to attend a special
meeting of the Donald review.
George Sexsmith of Fall Bridge,
Wash. was a visitor Saturday and
Sunday at the home Of his brother,
IS. A. Sexsmith.
Miss Eva Swan, who is spending an
Indefinite time ini9 Portland, came
home Friday evening to attend the
meeting Of the Eastern Star, and re-
NAMED over Sunday with her parents.
Russell Case and Henry Wisehaar,
of Vancouver barracks, spent Sunday
with their parents,
Mrs. A. King Wilson, her daughters,
Mary and Ruth, and son, Robert, OF
.Osweg6, were house guests of the for
mer' S brother, G. j. Espy, for the week
end.
Mrs. B. $. Quinn went to Portland
Thursday to receive medical attention
Mrs. Doty, who spent some time in
Donald. mas returned to her home at
Redmond, Ore. Her daughter, Miss Ma
BILE, accompanied her as far as Port
land.
Albert Lamb came over from New
berq to spend Sunday with his parents.
j. NSatzler. representative for the
Kansas City Life Insurance, of Port
land was a Donald business visitor
Friday.
DR.. Ben Geisy Of Aurora was max
ing professional calls in this cemmu-
nifty, Wednesday.
j. P. Teller, candidate for county
commissioner, on the republican tick
ct, spent several days of this week at
Portland.
d. J. Chadina of Portland was a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Sex
smith, Thursday evening.
Miss Jaunita Mays came out from
Portland to attend the Red Cross dance
Saturday evening.
g. @. Hoskins was out from Portland
.lookiSs after business matters Sunday
and Monday.
Delmer DeSart, who vas operated
upon for Appendicitis, at the Good Sa-
marian hospital Of Portland, last
week. took worse Saturday and had
to submit to another operation, Mon
.day. Mr.. DeSart returned home, but
Mrs. DeSart viii remain IN Portland
nntil the serious danger is past. Del
has the sympathy Of a large circle OF
Friends, here and in Woodburn, where
he was attending high school.