Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-12
DonaId News Notes

NCapltuI journal special SefV1ce)
Donald, Or, April l2.-Fourteen Off
GERS and four members of Fidelity Re-
view, No. 10, w. B. A., of the Macca-
bees of this place attended the Rally
at Portland, April 3 and 4. All branches
of the Maccabee work was presented by
the various Reviews, of which Fidelity
share was the first degree of initiation,
The team was highly complimented by
Deputy Supreme Commander, Minnie
w. Aydelotte and Deputy Sup. Med.
Examiner of the northwest, Ella FL
field. in regard to the excellent man
Iner in which the work was presented
and also the dainty uniforms and per-
sonality Of the team. As a surprise to
Mrs. Aydelotte and Mrs. r.. J.. Allen,
pianist for Fidelity lodge at the close
of the lodge work the ladies of Donald
presented each with a beautiful bouquet
of flowers. Among the many good things
presented by fae w. b. A. Of the Mae
cabees is a 20-year policy and the jun
Tor protection. Any child in good health
over six months old whose mother is a
Maccabee may be insured. Inquire of
any of the ladies if you are interested.
A patriotic fund is also provided for
the benefit of members whose support
ers have ''gone to the front"
Mrs. John Singer of Donald was a
week end "visitor" to Portland re-
turning Monday.
Messrs. j. c. Moore, M. w. johnson,
Rich and Fred Yergen, visited the Au-
rora Woodmen of the World lodge Tues
day evening. Candidates were initiated
Banquet following.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thielsen attended the
funeral of Mr.. Thielson's brother in
Salem, on Wednesday.
w. J.. Dawes, has accepted a posi-
ton with the Standifer Construction
company of Vancouver, leaving Monday
to begin his work. For the present the
will remain in Donald.
Boyd Yergen, who is employed in a
Portland ship yard, spent the week end
with his parents, near Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. HOskins and fam
lily came up from Portland Saturday to
the entertainment and dance Civ
en- by the local Red Cross Saturday
Mrs. Earls and family, who have
been spending some time a the Souther-
land mill northwest of town returned
TO their home in Candy last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. White of Aurora
were shopping in Donald Thursday and
here d sposed Of 100 pounds Of
clover seed, through the NJ. W. John
son & Company, firm.
Mrs. D. ~rellers vas a late WOODBURY.
Mr.. Robinson the electric man of Can
by was a Donald visitor Thursday.
Miss Mabel Doty, made a flying trip
% Woodburn Tuesday last.
The friends Of Mrs. Pete Feller, re-
zrot to learn Of her serious illness. She
gas taken to Portland for treatment.
Grant White Of Candy was in Donald
srilay~interviewiug the cheese factory
1eoplNn regard to buying an auto
ruek for the factory.
Mr.. Ernest Hodges, who is now en-
,luyed at the Standifer steel ship yards
pcnt Saturday night and Sunday with
liz family in Donald.
Mr.. James +. Young and H. w. Proc
Oh Of Portland were IN Donald this
SCI a, nssing their bean machinery to
A~oodburn.
IL. Ralph RAIDER, Mr.. Fred Fargo,
fr. Hughes and Miss RAIDER Of Fargo
itcnded the Liberty Loan meeting here
ast Friday evening.
tiT Swan of Champoeg was shopping
a Donald Wednesday.
: very interesting lecture was given
" Gr. Fields Of Chicago at the Pres
IyIeran church IN April 9TH, subject