Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-13
Donald News Notes
Capital Journal Special Service

Donald, Or, April 13-Mr. and Mrs
5 Seeley of st. John spent the week enc
with their son, j. G. Moore.
Mrs. +. l.. Allen left Donald Wednes
day noon, for her new home in Vancou
yer, Washington. The many friends Of
Mrs. Allen regret to see her depart
but hope she may be a frequent visitor
in Donald.
Mrs. Geo. Lamb was a Saturday Wis.
itor to WOODBURY..
Mr.. Mercer was called to Eagle Creek
Saturday on account of the death of
her brother baby.
Mrs. M. Landurgloss of Portland was
among the Red Cross guests on Saturday
evening.
A. D. Yergen, Mrs. Glenn Yergen, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Dentel Mrs. Will Wentel,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Dentel, Miss Ogles-
by ~(primary teacher), Mrs. Chas. Rad
cliffe of East B~utteville, attended the
Red Cross social here Saturday even.
ing.
Mrs. Haney of Fargo was attending
the Red Cross meeting and shopping in
Donald Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Mays and daughter Els.
telle spent the week end at home with
Mr.. Mayes.
The Liberty loan drive committee,
consisting of Messrs. Quinn, j. G. Moore,
Fred Yergen, Henry Zorn and Mrs. John
day morning, and the r~esults-they
went "over the top in very short or
der. Donald quota $500, reported so far
$7700.
L. l.. Rice of Kokoma, Ore, was a
Donald visitor this week.
A. E. Bates and Clifford Harold,
Portland travelling men, were interview.
ing the Donald merchants this week.
Stroud Mercer, who is now connected
the Miller & Isaac Garage, Au'
rora, made a short call at his home
Thursday.
Howard Bum of Portland, with his
have arrived in Donald. Mr..
Bum will have charge of the cheese
They are now at home in the
Quinn house near the factory.
A liberty loan meeting was held in
The DeSart hall Friday eve. Addresses
were made by Mr.. McAlister and Mr..
5ingrich of the Y. M. G. A. of Salem,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone Of Spokane, Wash
nave been stopping at the Bungalow no
,el for several days. Mr.. Stone repre-
the Northwestern Business col
eye of Spokane and has spent the win
er in Oregon organizing correspondence
lasses. Good classes have been organ
zed in Woodburn, Silverton, Candy,
sheridan and Donald.
Chas. II. Glover of Goldendale, Wash,
vas a guest Of the Bungalow hotel on
Ionday.
Mr.. Jones of Metzler was in Donald
his week in the interest of the Wood
.en of the World lodge.
Cecil Cathey of Portland was inter /
the merchants in regard to {
Vim" flour Wednesday. '
Mrs. Sexsmith made a trip to Salem |
ed Cross headquarters, Saturday p. m.
aking with her 10 ~pajamas, 18 pairs OF Q
,cks from the Donald Red Cross auxil- 7
Try. Q
The school children have been saving I
ieir eggs to sell for the Red Cross, t
nd Wednesday paid into the Red Cross
the sum Of lave dollars as the Z
,sult Of their self denial. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs,
ich, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone of Spokane,
n. and Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Moore and
[rs. May Johnston went to Woodburn
vednesday evening to hear the war talk Il
Y Major Christy of Canada. d.
l., M, Lewis, principal of Northwest do
N Business college, Spokane, Wash, r.
as in Donald this week in the interest al
a correspondence class, being organ W
ed in this place.
Henry G.. Mahoney of California, but
wv stationed at Vancouver, Wash, 81
as a week end visitor in Donald. Mr..
ahoney is the soldier boy who receiv
one of the Christmas packages sent
|, the Donald Red Cross. The ladies'
wv have an added interest in Mr.. Ma
,ney since he has been their guest. p
is home ties being broken he appre- +,
fully every thing done for him =
ID we hone to have him with us often
lille stationed so near. p"
The Red Cross had a social Saturday y,
with a very interesting patri- ~
ic program given by the school chill 10
followed by dancing. A large 90
ovid attended. Refreshments were IL
rived. $35 was cleared. IN,
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