Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-05
Donald News Items
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Donald July 5.-Mrs. l.. Eppen, Miss
Mildred and Donald spent the 4th at
Quinaby, celebrating Willis Eppers
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Jarvis of Port
land and Mrs. Clarence Mayes motored
down from Portland to spend the week
end with Mr.. Mayes ard Juanita.
Mrs. 0. Cone returned from Candy
Saturday, where she had been for sew
( eral days under DR.. Dedman's treat
ment.
w. L. Rice and Straude Mercer came
in from Silver Creek Lumber Co. to
spend the week with "home folks.n
Mrs. Dave Pendleton and Alice came
up from Portland to help pick berries
in the Hills yard.
Mrs. W. A. Hills of Libby, Mont, is
in Donald overseeing the Loganberry
picking on their acreage.
Vivian Cone and Edith Evans re-
turned from Candy Friday, after sew
eral days stay.
Miss Edith Cosgrove came up from
Portland Monday to spend the 4th
with homo folks.
w. 4. Green of Portland, represent
ing Blake McFall Co., was greeting the
Donald merchants with his hearty
cheer and handshake Tuesday.
Dr. Garrett of Candy was shaking
hands with Donald friends Tuesday;
be was returning from Champoeg where
he had been called to Mr.. Freeman IS
to look after a sick horse
Miss Teresa Schaab of Salem, who
has been with Mrs. C. J. Espey for
some time, returned home Wednesday.
Ed st. Helens came up from Port
land Wednesday to spend the 4th with
his family.
Clarence Mayes and Juanita spent
the 4th in Portland with Mr. Mayes.
Mrs. j. W. Dawes and children, Viva
Wilda, Ralph and Clarence, went to
Vancouver Wednesday evening to
spend the 4th with Ernest Hodges fam
lily and to be present at the ship launch
ing.
Miss Pearl Landu and R. Paris OF
Gervais spent the 4th in Portland.
Joe Bixel and little daughter were
Portland visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Geisey and Mr..
and Mrs Fred Sexsmith took in the
dance at Aurora Wednesday evening.
Berry picking is N full swing in the
Hills yards at Donald; berries arc
fine and plentiful. They are being de-
livercd by the, truck load at the Wood
Durn factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Quinn spent Sun
day in Vancouver where they went to
see a cousin from Kansas, who is sta
toned at the Vancouver barracks.
Clifford Case came up from Van
couver barracks to spend the 4th with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Derby Of Salem
have spent the past week in Donald
picking cherries on their young orch
ard. They have about 20O0 pounds for
their work. They were joined by
number Of friends from Salem and
Portland last Sunday and had q pic
nie dinner in the orchard.
G. R. Wilson of Woodburn the Ze-
rolene man, was filling tanks and bar
rels in Donald Wednesday.
Mrs. H. X. kirkland and son of Port
land are guests at the Bungalow hotel
over the 4th.
Page Dilley of Carrolton, Wash, is
spending several days with his uncle,
Spence Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. johnson were
guests at the O. Freeman home for din
ner the 4th.
Max Glenn Yem, cook at the Great
Western mill, went to Portland ON the
4th to celebrate with his clan.
The Great Western Co. has carload
of very fine ship Knees ready to ship.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Feller and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Quinn motored to Wood
burn Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. More returned
home from Portland Wednesday even
ing The friends of Mr.. Moore are glad
to know he is improving and able to
be home once more Mr.. Moore has
been under treatment in Portland for
six weeks.
The people of Donald are patriotic
but the most of the them spent
quiet 4th at home. Stores were closed
and the day was like Sunday in Dom
aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Walker went
to Salem to spend the 4th with friends