Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-25
DONALD NEWS ITEMS.

Capital Journal Special sesvice.l
Donald, Or, July s5.-A very enjoy
able farewell party was given by Mrs.
A. E. Felior last Sunday for hcr sister,
Mrs. MeD6eald Of Eugene, who has
been visiting in the Feller home for
some time. The day IVES spent at
Horseshoe lake. Luncheon and dinner
were cooked by the side of the lake.
The following were members Of the par
ty; Mrs. Mcdonald, guest Of honor;
Mrs Davis Of Salem, mother of Mrs.
Feller; Mrs. Frances Mercer and mother
( Mrs. Milan, Mrs. Kirkland Of Portland,
Berniee Feller, Messrs. Rice, Hoskins,
Carver and Del Feller and the hostess.
At late hour they departed for home
after day long to be remembered
4 Mrs. J. P. Feller went to Portland on
the early train Thursday morning. She
is keeping dates with Portland den
tist these days.
Messrs. DiamA,d Of Portland and
Taylor of Seattle were DonSld visitors
on Friday.
Miss Leatha Cone was a WOodburn
visitor on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. BOwden of San
Diego, Cal, have taken up their resi-
denee in the St. Helen s house.
Mrs. Berger and daughter of Brooks
were in Donald ON Friday,
Mrs. Evelyn Grimm and Mrs. Cohn
of Portland left for home on Saturday
after spending some time with their
mother, Mrs. +. Paine.
Mrs. +. Sehampen of Oswego was Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. Bowden on
Monday.
Mr.. Thielsen was Portland visitor
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mazzie of Portland have
moved into one of o. o. Freeman's
houses.
A. j, Zimmerman Of Portland has ac
eepted position with the !. Smith
Wood company.
Miss Villa Pcnnebaker Of Woodburn
is guest of the Thurston Yergen fam
lily.
Mr.. Winehel and Rev. W. Prince Of
California motored to WilhOit Springs
on Tuesday, which trip gave Mr.. Prince
view of this part Of Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Feller, Mrs. Il.
Flynn and J. G. Moore were Portlano
visitors ON Tuesday. Mrs. Moore re-
manned over under Doctors treatment
for nervous breakdown.
W. R. Mckay VENT 0 Portland on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chris Wetla Of Ryan's Place,
Or, who has been a guest Of Mrs. R.
Ashton for several days, left for home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Frances Mercer went 10 Salem
on Wednesday evening to hear the
great commoner, w. j. Bryan, lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Shearer of San Diego
Ca. who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Owens, left Tuesday. They will
stop off q few days to viist friends at
Fairview and then will continue their
Journey east and expect to visit Phila.
delphia, Washington, d. c., New York
and other places Of interest before re-
turningto their California home late in
she fall or early winter.
w. Prince went to Salem "Wednesday
evening to visit DR.. Thomes S. Ander
son and to hear w. j. Bryan lecture.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Of Portland
were in Donald on Wednesday for
short time.
DR.. Goulcy Of Woodburn was Don
aid visitor on Monday. He was out
looking over a bridge the county is
i building on the Bents road near Fargo.
The thunder storm which passed over
this vicinity certainly was welcome to
purify the aid. and reduce the tempcra-
ture which had been soaring around tho
100 mark for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Smith and Mrs.
Gertrude Page made a business trip to
/ ortland on Monday.
Mrs. Sixsmith and little June are
spending these hot days over ON the
beach, visiting Ms. sixsmith s brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Walker motorcd
down TO Salem on Wednesday to visit
friends and hear W. J. Bryan.
Charles Eihler was in Doneld on
Wednesday taking orders for peaches Of
which he has a large crop this year.
Mss Inman Of Portland, who has,
been camping at the Kunklc berry
patch won't TO Portland on Wednesday.
Mrs, Charles Hoskins, Vern, Charles
and Helen of Portland, have been
camping on the Frank Yergen place for
some time. They expect to break camp
On Friday and return to Portland.