Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-05

men failed to pass the physical exami-
nation for army service, the have Sc
leured positions in Portland driving mail
cars,
The stockholders Of the Donald
cheese factory were much relieved Sat-
uEday whom the trial was decided in
their favor.
l. ID. MeCatehen has brought suit
against them for So, $40 but was prov
en- So clearly incorrect that the Jury
took only abnot Is minutes to decide
he had no just claim against them.
Dewey Smith and Willie Matthew Of
Butteville, left Donald Thursday for
Corvallis they viii enroll in school
to prepare for service with the U. s
II. Davis of Portland spent several
days this week with his sister, Mrs. @.
J. Espy, at her country home near Dom
aid.
Carl Herglund a soldier boy with the
ISpruce division at Vancouver, was speR-
ding the week end with his parents.
John Managon Of Et. Paul, was doing
business in Donald on Monday.
John ]. MeNarnae, who had his leg
broken at the Great Western Mill Co,
was not getting along SO well as was ex-
pected, the last reports they took him
| to the Good Samaritan hospital at Port
land on Saturday night.
Mrs. M. w. johnson spent Friday in
Portland, transacting business at the
wholesale houses, buying goods for their
store in Donald.
Mrs. Sarah Cone of Butteville, spent
Sunday with her son Orville Cone and
family at Donald.
The changing Of our train schedule
has worked hardship on Donald and
community. There were ten or twelve
high school pupils who were dependent
upon the 7:45 a. IN. train to get them
to Woodburn in time for school, conse-
quently some of them are cut out entire
ly and others who can are arranging to
send or move to Portland to get their
children into school again.
Mrs. Busick of Salem, spent Saturday
Visiting Mrs. O. Freeman and Mrs. S. A.
Sexsmith.
Mrs. Augustus jackson Of Donald left
Saturday for few days visit at Camas,
Washington.
Miss Davis of Portland began teach
ing at the Champoeg school Monday.
Mr., Sandberg has accepted position
at the Champoeg Flour mills, which rs
now in charge of Anderson 4 Swan.
Mrs. s. A. Sexsmith and June went
to Portland Tuesday, returning Thurs
day evening.
Hunters galore have been seen in Dom
aid since Tuesday. Mr.. Sexsmith and
Loren Giesey went out early Tuesday
morning, but brought back but one bird
with them. They report them rather
scarce in this vicinity.
Spence Mercer came up from Portland
Sunday to gather his grapes at his Bun
galow hotel home, but was too late to
get his prune crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Feller, d. Cone and
o. Freeman Were called to Salem Tues
day as witnesses in the McCutcheon Vi,
Cheese Factory trial
Mrs. G. w. Dewes and family who
have been spending some time at Mo-
(, lala and Needy returned to Donald on
Saturday. The children starting into
school Monday.
G. W. Dewes came over from Vaneou-
yer Sunday to visit with his family.
Mrs. Geo. Lamb went to Portland on
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Joe Fowler came up from Dundee
Saturday evening to visit his mother.
He reports two weeks more required to
finish up the prune crop in that vi-
cinity.
Harlan Teller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i A. e. Feller has entered the Corvallis
school to prepare for service overseas.
The harvest festival is to be observed
by the Donald Sunday school next Sum
day.
; Thc Willamette Presbytery meets at
! Woodburn next Wednesday. 1t is hoped
il will be well attended by ministers
and laymen.
i Miss Eva Swan is making an extended
| visit with her sister in Portland.
i Our teacher, Mrs. Kuntz, is going
back and forth of evemxgs end morn
ings to her home in Salem, as there
seems to be no suitable place for her to
board in Donald.
4 Mrs. NJ. Oslund of Multnomah, is
spending the week at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Case.
Mrs. Hertling Of Portland, came to
Donald on Sunday and is spending the
week with her sisters families the Peto