Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-17

mother. Mr.. Moore went up Sunday p,
m. in his machine.
Mrs. o. Conc of Donald was a Butte
vile visitor lately, also made a trip
to Portland during the week.
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school Of Donald put on Ia fine
program for Mothers Day; the attend
ance was not large because of so many
being out of town. We regret we
haven II the program to give in full.
Mrs. Geo. Sexsmith and daughter,
June, spent the week end in Portland
with her mother, Mrs. Chadima.
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Quinn visited Mrs.
Quinn s mother, Mrs. Mathoit, at Butte
vile over Mothers Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Johnson spent
Sunday in Vancouver, attending a
birthday dinner given for Mr.. Johnson
by his daughter, Mrs. F. Il. Allen, in
her new home. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Jeff Pooler of Salem, Mr.,
and Mrs. johnson of Donald, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. A. johnson of Portland and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Allen Of Vancouver.
Besides the bountiful dinner prepared
for him, Mr.. J~ohnsonswas the recipient
of a number of useful presents. 1t was
a day so filled with pleasure that 1t
will be long remembered by those pres
emit.
Mr.. Hopkins of Salem, school su.
pervisor, was visiting the Donald
school during the week.
Sergeant Arthur Fisher of st. Paul
Mimi, and +. H. Christian of Orland
Cal, but now of Vancouver barracks
were guests at the home of Mr.. Hofei
of Champoeg, over the week end. Mr.
Christian lis a cousin of Mr.. Hofer.
Mrs. 0. R. Phillips and children OF
Portland were guests of her father
Mr.. Morgan, of Donald vicinity over
last week.
Mrs. John Miller and little Elizabeth
were Woodburn visitors Tuesday at
%ternoon.
Jim Feller is a busy.man these days
looking after his ffpolitical fences. ,
We predict Mr.. Feller will go through
in fine shape in his own precinct, where
he is well kncwn.
Mrs. M. W. Johnson attended thu
missionary society of the M. L. churcl
in Woodburn Tuesday p. m. Abou'
twenty ladies met at the home of Mrs
Tingle, where the afternoon was spen'
in the study of the "African Trail,
the study book for the year. A pleas
ant and profitable time was spent
Light refreshments were served.
Miss Myrtle Walker and Mrs. San
Brown Of Salem were visiting tn
Walkers of Donald Sunday.
"When the eat is away the mac
will play;u while the Masons wcr'
holding their session Saturday nigh
a number of their wives with SOM
visiting fliends met at the home 0
Mrs. Ben Quinn, and a hilarious tim
was had with "500p and fortune tell
ing. until the "wee small hours. ~ IN
following ladies were present: Mes
DANES Cressel and Floyd Walker o
Portland, Freq Yergen, Spence Mercer
Lonan Geisy, Gene Flynn, L. RusbecE
Brelts of Hood River, AufraDc, Free
man. Quinn and Miss Ruth Yergen.
The eighth grade examination wa
given in the Donald school TO-DAY
four or five pupils took it.
Miss Mildred Eppers returned nom
from st. Helens, where she has bee
attending school, Wednesday. a Sc
? fous eass of measles left her with nc
! eyes badly impaired, 50 she had to eiv
I'D studying for a while. Her friend
g hope no permanent serious results WI
follow.
M. W. johnson and Clarence Mas
e attended the Retailers association !
t WOODBURY., Wednesday afternoon.
Ernest Hodges eanfe ever from va
b couyer Saturday evening to spend u
e week end with his family. He expect
soon TO move his family to Vaneouve
t Stroui Mercer was stopping at Nom
G for a short time, Monday returnin
to has work Monday p. m, IN Aurora