Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-15

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came cut to Donald on the noon train,
Thursday, to attend the Msecabee
lodge that afternoon.
i Mrs Moore and Mrs. Whitney of
J Broadacres attended the Maccabee
lodge at Donald Thursday.
Mrs Henry zorn of Champoeg was
a Portland visitor Friday.
i Mrs. Williams of st. Johns, Or, is
visiting the home of her nephew, ].
10. Moore, for short time.
q j. P. Feller has been under the
weather for several days and been TAX
ing treatment of DR.. Armstrong If
liWoodburn for "stiff neck.
|, Miss Idell Lamb returned from Port
land Sunday evening. where she had
been visiting friends and relatives for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Freeman of
Champoeg we're Woodburn visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. King Wilson and daughter
Of Portland were week end guests al
the home of her brother, G. J. Espey.
C. M. johnson of West Virginia and
Idaho, spent the week end with his
uncle, N. w. johnson. He has just
been discharged from Co L, LIST Inft.
Camp lewis. He has accepted posi-
tion at the Standifer ship yards in
Vancouver for awhile, before return
ling to his 800 acre ranch in Idaho.
| The music of the anvil is once again
heard in Donald We are glad to state.
y. @. Moore has disposed of his lunch
counter in ST. Johns and will now be
found, at all times, ready for business
lot his Blacksmith shop in Donald. No
place Ehe Donald to those who hasd
wandered away.
Mr.. Welsch Of Portland was in DON
AID Tuesday looking over some of his
farms He bought some very fine seed
corn for one of his places through the
M. w. johnson Co.
II Mr.. and Mrs. T. b Morehouse Of st.
Johns were in Donald Wednesday
looking at some acreage in Donald,
(which they are about To buy for a
home.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Quinn came out
from Portland to attend the initiation
Fat the Eastern Star lodge Friday eve
ming. Miss Hazel Cone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Cone were the candidates.
| O. O. Freeman has been putting a
sink in the Bittock home near Hub
bard, finished his job and returned
| horxo Wafl,, ooIoxr ouar,1nn
| Mrs John Miller was called to Port
land Saturday to see O sick niece, re-
turning Sunday evening reporting her
niece no better.
| Mr. DeSart built new chimney in
the Bungalow hotel Tuesday, prepara-
tory to putting more heat in the east
end of the building.
Miss Annetta Sibley and Grace Aus
tin came out from Portland and spent
the week end at the Sibley home in
Donald.
The people of Fargo are TO have a
basket social at the church in Fargo
Friday evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to the Donald people to
attend
| Mrs. Gertrude Page made business
trip to Salem Saturday, returning same
evening, and is still helping care for
Mr.. Mercer, who is still lying, with
but little change either way.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Freeman and sons
Billy and Walter, spent Sunday af-
ternoon and evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. L. Reisbach in Montavilla.
(voroooa Mox,oa ofta,,JoJ fba Fnonr.
al Of his father at West Plains Sun
day. His father died Of paralysis with
only one days sickness.
Harold Lamb, who had accepted a
position at Seaside last week, return
ed to Donald again Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Sexsmith and daughter,
June, were passengers to Portland
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Roy Garrett went to Portland
last week returning with two months
war baby. The father is in the navy
and the mother has two more small
children to care for, so Mrs. Garrett
has relieved her Of the care Of the
babe for awhile.
| Henry Goode was called TO Salem
+, this week because Of the serious i'll
ness Of his father.
| Mr. Hills of the Portland Telegram,
was in Donald Wednesday checking
out the Telegram service used in this
place.
| William J. Knox, deputy county sur
veyor Of Woodburn, came over TO Don
aid Monday to do some work for Hen
Try Zorn Of Champoeg.
| Miss Gees of Woodburn was in DON
aid Monday hooking up the prospect
of music class in this place. We hope
she can secure enough pupils to justi-
| fy her coming over.