Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-08
Capital Journal Special lService)
DONALD NEWS ITEMS.


EF. L. Allen Of Vancouver motored over
on Saturday and visited with the M.
w. .Johnsons until Monday evening.
r.. w. Butler of Portland has bought
an interest in the j. G. Moore black
smith shop. MIR, Moore will still be
found at the old stand also
O. w. Brown was a Donald visitor
ION Wednesday.
John M. Beabee of o. A. c. was a
Donald visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs and Mrs. Dayton Walker left
Wednesday for an outing on the San
Etiam for week or ten days.
$. d. King of Portland was shak-
ing hands with his Donald friends on
Wednesday. w 9+
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. johnson of Port
land visited a short time Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. John
SON They were returning from two
weeks outing on the Mckenzie river
Joe Fowler arrived in Donald on
Wednesday for short stay. His many
friends are glad to see him back. He
has been near Astoria since last spring.
L.. Townsend Of Gervais was late
Donald visitor.
j. c. DeHafppost of Salem was in
Donald on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eislee of Centralia,
Wasl., motored over to spend some
time in and around Donald during hop
picking.
Mr.. McFcrin left for Albany on
Tuesday to remain Indefinitely.
9. r. Mayes spent the week end and
Labor Day with his brother at North
Plains.
Mrs. Ole Bensen returned lately
from Bend, Ore.,. where she had been
visiting for month. She brought, as
her guest her sister, Mrs. Patterson,
who will visit Mrs. Benson for some
time.
Mrs. M. w. Johnson has had as her
guest Mrs. 9. f. ,Tompkins and daugh-
ter of Walla Walla, who have been
spending the summer at Ocean Park.
They left for Walla Walla Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Scott near Don
aid have had as their guest Mr.. Scott s
neiee Mrs. h. j. Turner and husband,
of Washington. They left for home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Seeley of st. Johns
spent the week end with their son, j. c,
Moore and family.
Mr.. w. j. Dawes and daughter Viva
went to Portland Sunday. Mr.. Dawes
returned Sunday afternoon. Viva re-
manned over TO enter the Portland
Washington High for this year.
Mr.. Russell of Portland is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Heron for a while.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Connect went to
Portland Tuesday to see Mrs. Con
nctts brother, who is at the hospital and
reported not getting along very well.
1t is feared his leg will have to be am
putated
Miss Gladys Schaefer, of Oswego,
spent several days with her sister Mrs.
w. G. Bowden leaving for home We'd
nesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Kregbaum of Portland
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Connect.
Mrs. Sexsmith and June went to
Portland Thursday morning,
Mr.. John Miller was a Salem visitor
ON Thursday,
AhiHS hiicA dHt idiuSuhs w IT, hS
went to Portland Monday to remain
for several days.
Miss Mildred Eppers and sister, Mrs.
Taylor came out from Portland to re-
main during the hop picking season.
Miss Mildred is the champion picker
of the community.
The hop pickers in the A. +. Fellcr
yards struck for shigher wages We'd
nesday morning. They were refused,
but after all had left the wards they
were recalled. The piekers struck for
$3.50 per ewt,, and were granted their
demands. The former price was $l.20.
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman have NOV
ed back to Donald and are camping on
the Perkelte place during hop picking
season.
The ]. 7. Feller family motored to a
peach orchard near Salem on Sunday
and brought back several bushels Of
peaches.
William Mckay is having his grain
hauled and stored in Hosker-DeSert Y
warehouse until cars can be secured.
He had fine yield of grain this year.
Mrs. Frank Yergen of Hubbard was
in Donald on "Wednesday
Miss Eva Swan returned Wednesday
from Portland where She had been scv-
eral days. While there, she accom-
panied a party to Mi. Hood
Mr. Gus Swan Of Champoeg was a
Donald visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Heggestorn and baby arrived