Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-08

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4 Mrs. Fred Fargo and infant daughte
Betty returned Sunday from Portlan
and are now at their home at Fargo
4 Mrs. j. c. Moore is spending severa
days of this week at Portland.
j George Louie hop buyer was Don
aid visitor Thursday.
Mrs. F. A. Mercer and Mrs. F. /
Allen were guests of Mrs. A. z. Fel
Ter Thursday.
/ VIM. Mckay was passenger to Sa
lem Friday.
Mrs, f. j. Ohadima of Portland wa
Ia guest over night Friday at the hom
of her daughter Mrs. S. A. Sexsmith
/ Miss Katherine Donahue who ha
! been visiting with friends in Hoquian
/ arriv ed in Donald Friday evening fo
visit with her sister, Mrs E. r. Eel
Ter, before returning to her home a
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Mrs j. s. Geisy and Miss Gladly
Geisy of Portland were house guest
over Sunday with the formers daughte
Mrs. Earl Gribble.
Charles Feller and Jack Bartman at
tended the horse sale at Woodburn Sat
urday.
Mrs. J. L. Reisbeck and Mrs. o. o
Freeman called at the John Miller home
at Fellcrs Station Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Quinn were Port
land visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Doty, Miss Doty and Miss Gret
tie spent Tuesday evening with Fargo
friends.
Mrs. Lester Matthieu returned this
week from a Portland hospital.
H. e. Hodges editor of the Donald
Record for the past eighteen months has
discontinued the paper with the issue
of last week. Mr.. Hodges at present is
working on the Hubbard paper, but has
made no definite plans His family will
remain in Donald temporarily.
The Eastern Star lodge initiated Mrs
John Miller, A. E. Feller and John
Kister into their order at their meet
ing Friday evening. A dainty lunch was
served at the conclusion of the meeting.
A few friends gathered at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack BartlNan Satur-
day evening as a surprise compliment to
Mr.. Bartman who was celebrating a
birthday. The evening was spent in
cards and music, after which a boun-
tiful ropast was served. Those present
were: The host and hostess, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Yergen, Mr., and Mrs. A. E..
Feller, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Allen, Miss
Bernicc Felelr, Del Feller and John Mil
Ter.
The Rose Bud Red Cross of Donald
will give a dance on Saturday, March
Is, to which all are invited. The dance
tickets will be 80 cents, and small
charge will be made for the lunch serv-
ed. The proceeds will go to the auxil'
iary to buy supplies.
Delmer DeSart, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. r. DeSart, was taken very
i'll, Wednesday with appendicitis. lie
was taken to the hospital in Portland
Thursday on "a astretchef. S. -
S. E. Marty who is working with
the Spanish American War Veterans OF
Portland on guard duty, made short
visit at home Wednesday.
E. Il. Feller returned Tuesday from
Clatskanie. He and his father d. T.
Fellcr drove to Portland Thursday.
Mrs. Jesse Johnston has resumed her
position as postmistress, after vaca-
tiop of several months. She and family
have moved again into the post office
building, and the G. II. Young family
have moved into the Johnston residence.
Mrs. T. Ii. Yergen and daughter Ruth
were Woodburn visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Doty was passenger to Wood
burn Wednesday.
Ms. II. w. 1ielson returned tuesday
from a visit to Portland.
w. L. West, Tru Blu representative
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Donald Monday. 80,
Mrs. George Lamb and three children
returned Wednesday from visit Ill ana
around Lebanon.
Lilli, Feller was Portland visitor
this week.
A number of Donald people attended
the public sale of VIM. Richardson at
Fargo. Wednesday. Mr.. Richardson ex-
pects to make his future home ON the
F J. Chadima of Portland made a
short visit with Donald relatives We'd
nesday. r ~
and Delmar DeSart attended a basket
hall game in Woodburn Friday evening.
II. b. Osborne of Portland was re-
cent guest at the Bungalow hotel.
Ebert Thompson of Salem was trans
acting business in our town last week.
S. NJ. Armstrong of Portland was a
Donald business callA recently.
Chas. A. Glaze of Woodburn was a
Donald visitor last week, stopping az
the Bungalow while here.
Miss Lorene A. Parker, home demon
stration agent of food conservation lorI
he agricultural and home economies de-
nartment for the state Of Oregon, pre-
sided at meeting "Wednesday afternoon
at tho home of Mrs. NJ. w. johnson.
About forty ladies were present, VINO
Showed deep interest in Miss Park q
work. Her demonstrations were OF
practical and economical nature and
many valuable suggestions were pre-
senfed TO the housewives. Miss Par
ker has charge of the work in Marion
and Clackamas counties, with her Of
flee in the post office building in sa-
em. She win be glad to assist the la
lies who care to write her for sugges-
ions in preparing appetizing dishes tol
.akes the place Of meats and white /
Hour.
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