Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-31
Donald News

Presbyterian church Tuesday evening.
A large crowd attended Net proceeds
$i2.
Misses Mabel Doty ard Estelle Grettie
went to Portland and Vancouver Sat
urday. spending the night and Sunday
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Allen in Vancouver. II being their first
trip to Vancouver, they were much in.
terested, visiting the steel and wooden
ship plants and the barracks.
Mrs. 0. Cone and Mrs. Harry Evans
were callers in Wilsonville Sunday ae.
ternoon.
Mr.. ]. H. Smith and daughter Myrtle
of Broadaeres were shopping in Donald
on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zorn Of Cham
poeg were Donald visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Kanz of Salem, who has been
elected principal of the Donald school
was a Donald visitor Tuesday and stay
ed over for the chicken supper.
Mr. Guy N. Hicks of the Aurora
State Bank, was a Donald visitor on
Tuesday.
The community was greatly surpris-
cd Wednesday morning to hear Of the
serious illness of Berniee Fallers which
has developed into case of diptheria.
DIR. Shorey was in attendance all day
Wednesday. Also doctor from Portland
came out on the noon train and again
at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Mead of Cash
mere, Washington, have been the guests
of Mr.. Frank Colby the past week, hay-
Ing driven through in their ear.
Mr.. G. Dolphs of Portland our for
mcr cheese maker, was in Donald We'd
pasday shaking hands with his many
friends. He. was on his way to Scio,
Linn county, to take charge OF the
cheese factory at that place.
Mrs. Fred Fargo and little Betty
and Misses Fern and Danella RAIDER
were visiting the Donald school on We'd
nesday.
This week closes our school here,
Misses Doty and Grettie will not return
next wear. They will be missed as Miss
Doty has taught three years and Miss
Cratic five IN the Donald school. Our
best wishes go with them wherever their
lot may be east for they are worthy
Young ladies'. Mrs. Kuntz of Salem and
Miss Lamb of Donald will teach next
year.
Mrs. George Lamb and Helen were
week end visitors in Portland returning
Monday evening.
Miss Viva Dains and sister are spend
ing the week in Molalla with their
grandmother.
Mrs. Mary Davis left Donald Sunday
for Portland where she will make her
home with her son.
Mr.. Fox of Portland representative
of Fleischner & Mayors, was interview
ing the merchants of Donald on We'd
nesday.
A car load of sheep and hogs was
shipped out of Donald on Thursday for
the Portland market, accompanied byI
Mr.. Jim Smith Of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. johnson attend
ed the memorial services at Fargo last
evening. A community service flag
with rs stars was dedicated at the time
besides the following very good pro-
gram. Mr.. Fargo was chairman of the
evening:
Song, America.
Prayer, Mr.. Atchison.
Presentation of service flag, Rev.
Atchison.
Solo: Keep the Home Fires Burning
by Miss Fern RAIDER.
Reading, Mrs. Stewart.
Solo, America Here's My Boy, by
Ralph Radu.
Patriotic address, Mr.. Talbot, Of
Kimball College.
Reading, "Your Boy and My Boy"
Star Spangled Banner.
Benediction.
Mrs. John Miller spent Monday and
Tuesday in Silverton.
Mrs. 0. Cone went to Portland We'd
nesday to decorate her mother s grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed st. Helens and two
girls were guests at the Dolph Cone
home over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich and children at
tended the services, at the Catholic
church in st. Paul last Sunday.
Sam Stather and brother were Salem
visitors Saturday.
The Red Cross drive of the Donald
district went over the top in great.
shape. The quota $S50-amount raised
$4l7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Aufranc and child
rem spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Aufranc Of Donald.