Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14
DONALD NEWS ITEMS.


saturday that Private Joseph .. Aiien
of Company n. 18th cavalry, died in
I France on April cath Of scarlet fever
and bronchial pneumonia. Private Allen
was q son Of Mr.. Snd Mrs. George Allen
Of Oregon City and was a brother Of
Mrs. George Pendleton Of Broadaeres.
When a bOv he resided near Donald and
viii be remembered BY MANY who knew
him at that time. His death viii uc re-
grcttcd bv all who knew him. He had
4 been in the service almost three years.
i A family reunion was held in Aurora
at the home of Mrs. Kerr on Sunday
lby the Van Wesenhove family, Miss
/ Louise Kerr, who had recently married,
being the -uest Of honor. Mr.. and Mrs.
wesenhove and son came out from Port.
| land on Saturday to be present. Miss
Coils of St. Paul was also among the
number present.
c. j. Espey and family mot0red TO
/ Oswcqo Sunday and were the guests Of
his sister, Mrs. King Wilson, ~rr the
day.
Mrs McBurd and son motored out
from Portland on Wednesday to their
! farm near Donald.
l MeSsrs. BOYD Yergen and Fern Hos
kinS of Portland were in Donald Sat
urdav evening and Sunday, having come
out to the celebration at ChampOeg on
Saturday morning, The boys are al
ways welcome home.
Mr.. and Mrs Bunyard Of Portland
were guests at the A. E. Fellen home
on Sunday.
Messrs. C. W. johnson of Twin Falls,
Idaho, and Ashby johnson of Olympia,
Wash, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Johnson over the weekend.
Miss Helen Hoskin of Portland at
tended the celebration at Champoeg on
Saturday and spent the weekend at her
uncle 5, Frank Yergen.
The family of Christopher c. Paris
was made glad on Saturday upon his re-
turn home after sOioum of one year
and nine months in France. He was a
member of Company X, but was trans
fcrrcd to Company d, and was in sew.
cral battles-Argonne, being --,c Of
them. Another son is still with the army
of occupation in Germany.
w. A. Robinson and family Of Candy
were in Donald on Sunday.
Melvin f. Martin of Portland was a
week end guest at the A. +. Fellor home,
Mrs E. Feler was shopping in tort
I land on Friday
]. C. Harphot of Salem was doing
business in Donald on Wednesday.
We regret to legrn that Joe Mullen
Of the st. Paul neighborhood, who has
been i'll for two weeks was taken to a
Portland hospital on Sunday His case
is rather serious. Mr.. Mullen was mar
ricd only a short time ago to Miss Marie
Anderson Of Champoeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiberg of the Gillian
distict were guests at the Eugene rlynn
home for Sunday dinner.
! A. A. Osborne, Joe Osborne, Leo 0s-
borne, Delbert Osborne of Forest Grove,
Mrs +. Heckor.and Dorothy lsecKor of
Portland were visitors to Donald, Satur-
day after spending the day at the Cham.
,poeg celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Walker enter
Itaincd the following guests for sunday
dinner: w. w. Walker, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Goode and children.
Mrs. owens drove over to Aurora on
Monday for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs o. O. Freeman and Mrs. u. rage
motored to Yamhille Sunday afternoon.
George Phillips, bridge carpenter for
the Oregon Electric, spent the week end
with his brother, ]. w. Phillips.
Mrs NJ. w. johnson was shopping in
Portland on Friday.
Mrs H. LaJess, who bought the j.
Malhoit place, and her daughter, Mrs.
A. Bolcom, lately from Vancouver,
WASH, were shopping at the johnson
store on Thursday.
| B. j. Grim of Aurora, II. j. Hewett Of
Hubbard, Henncman Of Woodburn and
] Henry Zorn met ct the Donald bank on
Monday to arbitrate the timber dispute
between Henry ZOrn and Mr.. Henne-
man.
Mrs !. w. Phillips went TO West
Woodburn on Monday TO visit her broth.
cr, C. Paris. who had just returned
/ from France. She reports him in fine
condition.
Miss Cora Cowan from Oakland, Cal,
with Albers Milling Co., accompanied by
Ealesman $. D. King was giving uem.
onstratons in the Donald stores on
Wednesday. Two other California girls
were in adjoining towns at the same
time.
Mrs W. W. Walker returned from Sa.
lem on Sunday evening after spending
several DAYS with her daughters fam
lily.
A. L. Connelt. who has been occupy
/ ing the II. b. Evans house, has moved
his family out to the timber tract, where
they will tent for the summer.
Joe Bixell and family are moving into
their new home, lately purchased from
Mrs. G. MGycs.
! A. Weber. who has been caring for
the Oregon Eletcrie business in Donald
during the absence Of Lee Smith, re-
turned to Portland on Tuesday Mr.
Weber made many friends among the
Donald people during his say here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs F. Sexsmith returned
from their visit to Canada on Sunday
They report the father emo bettcrv Of
his serious illness.
A party WIS given for the junior class
in the Donald Sunday school IN the
basement of the church. Tuesday after.
noon. That class having won the re-
ward for bringing the greatest number
Of new scholars into the school during
the quarter. The primary class received