Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
DONALD NEWS NOTES.
Capital journal Special service)

Capital Journal Special service)
/ Donald, Or, Aug. 30--Mrs. c. E. Eel.
Ter of Donald leaves September 7th
| for Port Huron, Mich, where she will
represent the reserves of the state
as delegate to the Quadrenial Supreme
Review Of the Association Mrs. Eel
Ter on being interviewed said of the
trip, "While in Port Huron we will
celebrate the Peace Jubilee which will
be attended by at least two thousand
Mothers from the United States and
! Canada. Miss Bena West will preside
at the supreme sessions. Important
plans will be placed before the dele
gates for the promotion of the great
work this association is doing. A fare
well party was held on Wednesday
evening by members of her home Re-
view. A short musical program was
rendered as follows: Instrumental
music, Mrs. Kent of Woodburn; song,
! 'Irish Eyes, Iby squartet; solo
''sDreamy Moon, Miss Bernice Feller;
Instrumental, Miss Eehel Bonney; solo,
/ g Forgotten Mrs. A. E. Fcller. Mrs.
/ Feller was presented with combiaa-
/ tion electric iron. by members of Fid-
elity Review as little remembrance
for her untiring efforts on behalf of
H the review, of which she is lady com
mander A social hour was spent by
\ those fortunate enough to be present,
while they INDUCED in Mt Hood Spec
ial ice cream and cakes. Out of town
guests were Mrs. A. Osborne of eastern
Oregon, Mrs. Henry Miller, Miss Ethel
Bonney, Miss Sadie Richards, Mrs. G.
h W. Kent and daughter of Woodburn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith were called
to Portland Tuesday morning by the
4 sad news of the death Of Mr.. Smith IS
father, which was received early that
morning, as the result of Flu contract
\ ed last winter.
Hop picking began in the hop yards
on the j. P. Feller place Thursday
morning. Strings of early risers were
flocking to the stores to provide them
selves with gloves and things neces-
sary for the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. Phillips of Port
1 land, left for home Wednesday even
ing after a short visit at the home of
Mrs. Phillips parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan.
John Henning who has been stopping
at the Williams Bros. place for short
time left Wednesday for Silverton,
where he expeets,to remain indefinite
H ly.
Geo. Kunkle returned from Westport
Wednesday, where he had been for
short time.
Mrs. A. F.. Feller, Mrs. Annie Os-
born and Mrs. IT. Mercer motored to
Portland on Thursday.
The Freeman and Moore families re-
turned Monday from Pacific City
where they spent the week end. They
report fine time and plenty of fresh
salmon, to which some of their Dom
aid friends can testify--being treated
to a generous. SLICE upon their return.
Miss Agnes Kileourse, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. A. j. Rich for
several weeks left for her San Fran
cisco home on Friday evening much to
the regret of hersDonald friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bowden return
ed Wednesday evening from Oswego
J, and Portland, where they had been vls-
, itng friends over the week end
Mrs. Heron returned to Donald on
Monday from Portland where she had
been visiting since Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Krall and son,
, Jack, MIR. and Mrs. V. $. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Sabeston, Miss Lilly
Mcclure and G. R. Rosemier of Port
: land were Sunday guests at the A. +.
Feller home, making Mrs Feller,a fare
I well visit before she leaves for Mich
. igan. .aI .ae
$ Mrs. G. A. Harvey spent several days
o lin Portland lately looking after hei
d garden and home while her mother, who
h was caring for it was away fof shor,
c time. Mrs. Harvey returned to Donald
|, on Monday.
Il. P. Davis and family of McCook
! Nebraska, arrived in Donald on Wed
i nesday evening to visit their brother
|, j. c. Gremmer of st. Paul. They were
taken out to St. Paul by Mr.. Pendle
ton the same evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dawes spent tho
week end in Vancouver Wash, visit
: ing the Ernest Hodges family. They
g were accompanied home by Mrs, BAL
}, who will remain with them for a short
l. visit before leaving for her home il