Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-14
DONALD DOINCS

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the score are unloading at Donald these
days. Last week over 20 went out to
st. Paul from Portland, and on Tues
day over so with bag and baggage
enough to fill four hay racks, went out
to the shortell yards. Since the boats
are not running now ON the William
ette, they come to Dopald on the cleo
trio and drive out to the yards.
R. +. Moore, purchasing agent for
the Sanitarium Mercantile Co. of San
itarium, Cal, is visiting his brother,
S. A. Mort. near Donald.
Josie and Nina Ryan returned from
Broadaeres Tuesday, where they have
been visiting at the Whitney home for
several days.
Mrs. Ernest Yergen and Mrs. w, A..
Yergen went to Portland Tuesday to at
tend meeting connected with the
milk condensary of Newberg, which
failed last spring, owing many of the
| farmers for their milk. The above par
ties were among the loosers.
| Dell DeSart came out from Portland
to spend the week end at his home.
Mrs. J. F. Hendricks of Cascade
Locks, Misses Ada Sandberg and Eva
Rosche of Portland are at the Thielson
yards picking evergreen blaekberries.
Stroude Mercer went to Portland
Sunday evening, returning Tuesday p.
| m.
The Hoskins family, accompanied by
Mrs. Pomeroy of Portland, came out to
spend the week end at their Donald
home.
0. o. Freeman of Donald went up to
Portland to do some carpenter work,
returning Tuesday. Mr.. Freeman is
first class carpenter, and ready to help
where he can.
Rev. Ranton of Montana il holding
series of meetings at the Fargo M. E.
church and much interest is being man
ifested. Mrs. Ranton joined him Sun
day to assist this week, and brother
will be there Friday night. Mr.. Ran
ton is converted "cow boy'' and his
changed life tells what the Peace of
God can do for sinful humanity.
Fern Hoskins made a trip to Portland
to spend a few days with his parents,
returning Saturday.
BOYD Yergen who is in the meehan-
ieal department at the Benson, came
down Saturday to spend the week end
with his home folks.
Mrs. Ben Eppers made business
trip to Portland Monday, returning the
same evening.
Mr.. Elmore left for Roseburg Tues
dav to remain for a short time.
G. S. Mckinney of the Lewiston
Milling Co., was Donald visitor Mon
day
Mr. Long of Portland stopped over
to visit his mother, Mrs. Fred Ernst
for few days. He has been off on a
hunting expedition for some time.
Mrs. Murphy, once a resident Of this
community but now of Portland, was
the guest of Mrs. E. G. Payne and Mrs
Joe Bexel over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed st. Helens, with
their three daughters, moved back to
Portland Sunday to remain during the
school term.
Mr.. Rich, our Donald butcher, has a
bad case of blood poison; iR cut his
finger about ten days ago and paid but
little attention to it at the time, has
been making daily trips to the DR.. in
Portland since the latter part Of last
week. We are glad to know he is inn
proving.
Ernest johnson and John Munsen Of
Portland were week end guests at the
Freeman home in Champoeg.
Melvin Martin came out Saturday
from Portland, where he is attending
the Benson Polytechnic, TO spend the
week end with the home folks.
Mrs. A. Aufranc returned from Salem
Sunday after visiting her sons fami-
ly
William Arnold and Mabel Pelland
of Seaside, have been spending some
time at the Jettie home near st. Paul,
they left for home Sunday evening"
Mrs. Ben Eppers and children spent
Tuesday at Hopewell, Oregon. Mr.. Ep-
pers is preparing to put in large crop
of grain over there.
The Dolph and Earl Cone families
returned Wednesday from ten days
STAY on the Tillamook beach, feeling
much refreshed from their outing; they
were accompanied by Harold Lamb.
Fred Fargo and son, James, of Far
90 made Donald a flying visit Tuesday