Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-09

Oregon, where be win be engaged the
remainder Of tie summer.
Memorial services were held in the
Maeeabee lodge OF Donald on Thursday
afteEnoon in memory Of Mrs. Frances
PsFtrige, late supreme recorskesper Of
tho Maccabees.
The Sunshine class Of The SaLday
school gave a farewellpart n honor Of
NJ. Prince On Thursday evening. A
short program was rendered. Refresh
ments Of ice cream, cake and coffee
we're served. The evening passea off
pleasantly by those fortunate enough 70
be in attendance. The class presented
Mr.. Prince sl0 in appreciation Of his
efforts while here. Also al that time
Mr.. Winehel Of Portland, who was n
attendance, gave IS to help along the
good cause. Fifty dollars was given
Mr.. Prince, besides Mrs. Mercer do
mated the use Of a room for him while
here, all Of which Mr.. Prince appreei-
ated highly.
Mrs. Perkette and son, Lynn, went 10
Salem Thursday morning.
z Miss Ruth Yergen was a Roodburn
visitor on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Zimmerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mazzie have moved out to the
Smith wood yard to be more coaycnIent
for the. men folks, who are cutting tim
Der for Mr.. Smith. About fifteen men
are now engaged on this troet, which
means many cords of wood will be
ready for shipping right away. All
ready some trouble in securing empty
ears vast enough to supply the differ
ent companies who are Shipping from this
part Of the country.
Ralph and A. L. Connett have pur-
chased lot Of timber from II. N. Smith
and are getting that out as fast they
can.
The sibley yards have shipped three
ears the past week. All of which has
a tendency to liven things up around
Donald.
Perkeite finished his loganberry pick
ing on Monday, realizing about s5 tons
off nine acres at $160 ton, making a
pretty snug sum of money off nine
acres Of Willamette valley land.
Mrs. Bert Lander and babe went te
Hopmere Thursday morning 10 be gone
for week.
Mr.. Murray of Butteville was Don
aid visitor on Thursday.
Messrs. A. L. and Charles Swan Of
Ghampoeg were Donald visitors on Mon
day.
C. J. Espey was unfortunate enough
to get his new ear considerably smash
ed up on Monday. Nj. Hegedorn was
driving the car and in some way lost
control, running into a telephone post.
He was bruised up somewhat but neiIn.
er he nor the car were seriously injured
fortuntely.
The little folks Of Donald are having
good time Thursday celebrating lit
tie Georgia Lamb 's birthday. A party
being given in her honor that after
noon.
Mrs. w. ]. Dawes and daughter were
shopping in Woodburn on Wednesday.
Ethel Bixel had the misfortune 10
lose $40 Of her berry money on Tues.
day. We can picture the visions Of all
she was going to buy with that $lo
and the disappointment in losing IL, aft.
er working so hard to earn 1t.
Mrs. Nieks of Portland spent Tues
day with her daughter, Mrs. Atrnvr,
near Champoeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawes enter tanned last
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Beers and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Bejuli Of Mo.
lalla.
Miss Helen Hoskins, who has been
visiting Idell Lamb for several days left
for her home IN Portland Wednesday
accompanied by Miss Lamb.
Mike DeSart and son, Hal, Of Salem
were in Donald on Tuesday.
Earl Carver spent the weekend al
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Bass of Broadacre'
were shopping in Donald on Wodnes
day.
Mrs. Mercer, Mrs Kirkland Of Port
land and Mr.. Young Of Canada wer'
dinner guests at the A. Il. Feller hom'
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. MeElwain Of Champoeg
were shopping at the johnson store OF
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