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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1907)
> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ » « ♦ * ♦♦♦♦♦ l TH E LO CAL F IE L D \ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A night gown is nothing but a nap sack. A good Kodak for ssle at the Photo (Jallery. H. K. Wirtli is building an additiou to his home. % Call at C. P. Seibert's for the finest fresh candies. Call on Jac. Spaniel for tin-work and plumbing. A. R. Shelley was in Portland this week on business. W. H. Queeuer made a business trip to Salem Wednesday. Fresh roasted peanuts, hot all the time, at C. P. Neibert’s. Fred Lau came up from Portland this week for a visit at home. F or S a l e . — Hound puppies, $-0 per pair. Inquire of J. F. Robertson. H orse for horse, cheap. S a l e —Good driving Inquire at this office. Mrs. Arthur Ward and baby, of Portland, are guests at the Shelley home. The children at the Geo. Lentz home are all sufferers from Chicken pox. Elder J. P. Condor and wife are the parents of a son, born at Salem Dec ember 14th. Stayton merchants have been doing a big businei*» the past few weeks. Matt Van Handel and John lleii- They are carrying larger stocks than betger are reporttd on the sick list. usual and are drawing trade from long Frank Riester returned from Port distances. land Wednesday after a few days stay Mayor Kearns and J. R. Gardner there. returned Tuesday morning from their Earnest Schott is on duty again southern Oregon trip. While away having been laid up with an attack of they spent some time in the mount the lagrippe. ains, and found some prospects. Grandma McKinney and daughter Mr. Beatty, who lost a large num Ann visited at the home of E. E. Mc ber of ties by high water, believes lie Kinney this week. has saved about half the number. The new hall is now completed. It This is better than at first expected, is a large comnindio'tis building and but even so, his lots is considerable. will greatly add t»> the facilities of the ‘ In the Statesman contest the win town. ners were 1st, Pauline Aral, Gcrvais; There was a goexl representation 2nd, Effie Harold, Stayton; 4th, Math from Sublimity at the State Dairy ilda Siegmund, Klumb; 8th, Mrs. Kate Association that convened in Portlatul White, Aumsvillc; 9th, Fkiry Neal, last week, and all came back loiul Turner. The awards have not yet with praises, and stated that the meet been announced. ing was well attended and that it was Christmas Eve. very profitable. P. M. Hcrmens, Jno. The M. K. Sunday School will give Zuber, Jos. Schulte, Jos. Susbauer, Phillip Fischer, Theo. Highberger, E. a Christmas Entertainment Christmas E. McKinney and J. J. K m iz were in Eve., Dee. 21th, at the M. K. Church, Stayton. A Christmas tree will lie attendance. present. Come and be with us. Our town was full of legal and qual- The bank at Jefferson has been reor ifietl voters on Monday « lust and all in ganized with It L. Tucker as presi interest of g»>«xl roads. The meeting dent, A. F. Hofer vice-president, J. G. ! levied a tax of three mills to be ap Fontaine cashier, E. D. Cusick, John , plied in improving the condition of F. Steiner, R. 1.. TutVer and A. F. our highways. Our jteople are all right, being enthusiastjs' on the good Hofer directors. J. A. Auppcrle, the j roads movement. The voters at this former president is thus retired. It is meeting made a substancial cash con proposed to reopen the bank. No de tribution to the New H ill building. posits will be received at present, just ; The Hal! Association boys appreciated a collecting business »lone. Christmas Goods Sublimity Gleanings. Call at the Photo Studio for Photo graphs, Developing, Printing, copying, and view work. this very much and return thanks for M iss Hallie Shelley's arm, which the same. was poisoned by a spider bite, contin Triumph Notes. ues to improve. Caspar Burghart visited at Hefner’s A real estate transfer: “ U. L. Brown Sunday. et al to D. F. Johnson, 80 acres T 9 Ira B. Carter visited at Shelley’s S, R 2 W, $1,500. Monday. Misses Emma and Susan Streffhave Lee Tate has the best looking fall gone to Portland, where they will grain in this vicinity. study the art of dressmaking. We are now showing the best Xmas prices and values ever offered in Stayton. On Ladies, Misses and Children’s Coats we are giving 20 per cent off the regular list. Ladies Skirts at less than cost of material. We are determined to close out the above lines,therefore the profit is lost. All we care for is to sell them, and they do go/ We wont carry them over. A full line of Rubber Boots, Slickers, and Hats at prices that are right. Call and see for yourself. Rev. A. H. Carman, who occupied the pulpit of the Baptist Church lust Sunday, will preach again in th e! morning and evening, next Sunday, j The morning sermon will be one ap- | propriate to the season of the year— Christmas, uml the evening discourse will be on a subject of interest both to Christians and those who are not. Everybody welcome. W. H. Tate's teams and plows are M E. Church Services, After a vacation since October 24th, Xlio first Quarterly Conference of the 6regon Supreme Court settled six busy turning the soil. Ira B. Geer, of Silverton, was thru the M. E. Church will convene Friday, teen cases up to noon Tuesday. Dec. 20th, 7:30 f. m . At the Sunday here buying beef cattle. Rev. J. P. Conder will preach at the Alfred Fox has purchased 70 acres evening service the Rev. B. F. Row Christian Church next Sunday, Dec. land, Ph. D. will preach, and conduct of land from Lewis Arthur. 22d, both morning and evening. the Communion service. You are Veterinary Jackson was out to see Mrs. G. W. Murphy left Thursday cordially irivite»! to att» nd this service. for Arlington and other eastern Ore sick horses at John Hefner’s. G . O. O l i v e r . gon points for a visit with friends. S. M. Shelley, of Sea* e, sjicnt a John Mielke has Initialled the inter FOR SALE— Fine Barred Plymouth week visiting his brother A. L. ior of the Korinek and Mielke harness Rock Cockerels. Jos. H a m m o x . Jack Staiger recently bought a span store, and it presents a handsome ap- Stayton, Oregon. 4(5 of young mares of Adolph Heater. .... . • , J * pearance. 1 he reilitlg is of corrugated W. H. Schaefer, of Olex, has been raw. Hi|hbergsr Ith tor Portland iron, and tin- walla ara covered with here the past week, called by the ill to attend the Oregon State Dairymen's oil-cloth. This building is a decided ness of his mother, who is reported meeting. credit to the appearance of Stayton, improving. At a meeting of the representatives und the' men who occupy it arc entitl- FOR SALE— 20 liead of good Nan- of the independent telephone cornpan- ed t° a liberal patronage, nie goats, from one to five years old *es in this vicinity held in the City Saturday night last sixteen young Call on or address J. P. M ertz , Hall Monday it was decided not to men and four dogs indulged in a coon Scio, Oreg. 43ti! accept the proposition made by the hunt up the river a few miles. The ! AlgieM oss.of Indiana, is a guest at the J W Annie home He i» •» nenh ew of Mrs. Appte, ami expect/tef re- main in Oregon all winter---perhaps longer Y o u rs for a good bargain, W. F. KLECKER, Stayton. —— The Latest News! New Furniture New Hardware New Tinware New Heaters New ftlattreses New Stock of Linoleums Pacific States Co., and to arrange for weather was a little moist, but not ' connection with the Home Telephone enough to dampen ardor of the sports- Co‘ The great cry of a few of the del- men, who followed the hounds until I egate8 w,,° favored the Pacific States an early hour. They succeeded in proposition was to-“ get into Salem.” I capturing a coon and a fox. It is re- However, they do not seem to consid- ported that there are other coons and FOR SALE Improved Berkshire er that when they get Salem by tying foxes in that section, and the boys are Boar pigs, $10. Best breeding in Am- Up to the Pacific States,Co., they lose figuring on another trip, erica. All Sows sold. C. S. B o w n e , | Linn, Benton and Lane counties, W A N TE D ! On Sid 1 orter farm, Aumsville. 43-4 which are completely covered by the To exchange lumber for a good j Conventional. Notice to the Public. Algie and Grant Murphy have each Home and independent lines. T lie- voting work horse. Call on or address “ P h , why do |M‘Oplc always talk begun the erection of homes on the Home company now has tw,p stations Please take notice that any one L ee B rown & S ons , Stayton. about ‘ Dame Gossip’?” property they lately purchased of *n Salem and will soon have the eit^ throwing old cans, junk or rubbish'td “ Bermise it isn't polite to leave the Henry Keene, opposite their father, covered with their phones. Salem ser- DR. E. L. JA< KSON nny upon the public highways V off. '— Exchange. G. W. Murphy’s. vice can now be bad over their line, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist will be prosecuted t»T the full extent SI M MHNS. FOR S A L E -P u re bred Berkshire I ° nd ‘ he aervicc from here to Portland Post-graduate of Wyman’* College. Only of the Law, the same being an ob- In the Circuit Court el the mate of Or.'son for Call and see our new goods. H. J. MARKING. rciilat. r. .! in Or- «on. 22 year* a Veterinary, gtruction to the highway. Pigs of both sex of the large quick ° Ver *hc H ° me 1,nC8 is r,ronW,nce‘ l Difficult case* Solicited. Satisfaction Ouaran- first-class by those who have used it. growing type. $10! LOW ! ¡ teed. From present indications, the Home STAYTON, - OREGON. 46 E. T o r r e t t e . and the independent lines will do Me failed to mention last week that practically all the telephone business M. S. Shelley, of Seattle, was a guest j„ this part of the State. at the home of his brother, A. R. Sliel-, , - , , . . . The tt „ __ , , , t he funeral of A. J. Richardson, ley. He was formerly a resident of who died at the home of his son W. Y., j this place, and has many friends and in Salem Friday, was held Monday at acquaintances here. Kingston Church, and interment was i DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel made in the Wisner cemetery. We tiave an up-to-date line, Salve—don’t foeget the name, and ac The deceased was 73 years of age, , r . r-. , ■ _ cept no substitute. Get DeWitts. It’s ........ ...... olden rf.Ho.m oi mcludln8 fan«* Stationery, good for piles. Sold by Brewer Drug this section. He was for more than Toilet Sets, Box Candies, new Co. 25 years proprietor of the Stayton Ho- Call And See Our Christmas Goods By order of the County Court for Marion County, Oregon. Monuments riarble, Gran ite or Bronze »,„1 copyright books retailing from J. B. Grier is home from his visit H,,d served as mayor of the town 2$c to #1.^0, also Leather with Benton county friends. He and also councilman. His aged wife, bound gift books, Children’s! made his first visit to the south part l " ° Hon* an<l * daughter survive him. books, fine line post cards, al of that county while away, and reports Feed Barn. seeing some fine country. bums, perfumery, and a fin e1 I have opened a feed barn in the , . f Our stock is well assorted to select barn at the Grand Central Hotej. a s s o r tm e n t Of p ic tu r e s retail- from, better than it has ever been lie- Huvc room for twenty horses. Persons ing from io c to #8.7q, Motto fore in Bracelets, Neck chains, lo c k desiring iirat-clasft stabling at reason cards, etc. Call and see them. ets, Kings, Ladies and Gents Chains, able rates please call. Jack Allen. 4-4 Will be pleased to show them Watches, Solid Gold and Gold filled, For any of the ordinary «liseases of also Eight Day Watches and Silver to you. ware Novelties. Our goods are of a the skin Chamberlains Salve is excell ent. it. not only allays Hie itching standard make at right prices. and smarting hut effets a cure. For A t E. R o y ’ s , the reliable Jeweler. Bauk Building. sale by Brewer Drug Co. Staylon Pharmacy I If you are in need of a mon ument I am prepared to furnish anything in the monument line. I have a line of samples with prices that will interest you. I also build stone and con crete w alls. Send for cir cular and price list and I will convince you that my prices are right. L. L. THOHAS, Stayton, Oregon. the County of Murimi Department No. j. Nettle Penny »m l »:i«rs Penny,) V». Plaintiff«, Kvn Richmond «tul F. L. Rich- I inolili.her husband,Viola Hb tn- i fsl.lt; Sminici Coulter mui Jen- I nle Coulter.Ill* wile; Fletcher y Humilions Coulter Hiel - ------Coniler.bl* I wife; I». \V . Tarpley mul Mutici | Tarpley, his wile; mul (luy Webber, Défendant*. ) i To Kvn Rich inolili mul f . L. Klchmonit, her husband; Viola Htelnfaldl: Fletcher Coulter m u l -------- Coulter, his wife, mul (lii> Web ber, In the iiHme of the Hlate of Orjgon, You and each ol you are hereby required to appear anil i answer the Complaint tiled » « » l u s t you III tho above entitled suit on or before Saturday the 1st day of February, I'Jiis, tbnt liciti« the last day lor your appearance or answer by you. U s ed by »11 order of Ibis Court for the puhllrnllou , of this Summons, and Hint If you (nil so to ap- i pear or answer, fur want thereof the Plaintiff* will apply to tin above named Court for the I relief prayed forili U n ir Complain! herein, to-wlt: For the pnrtlliou, mul in case parti tion cannot be made, the sale of the forfwln« described lands and premiacelo.wit: The North lislf of ilio KoiitIT East quarter of Section 84, Township s Noiitli, U hiiku I Fast of the W i l l » metta Mewklan In Marlon County, Oregon, and contalnln« so a m * of land, more ! or less, and the dl-lilhntuni ol the proceeds of such sale, muon« the Plaintiff* and Defendant* herein accorili in» to their respective Interests In said above deaerllied real prniierty aa set out in their Complaint now on (lie herein. T ill*Humilions I* published for six consent:- live weeks In Tint hts VT on Mail, by order of tie Honorable William Uallowav, Jiulge of the Circuit Court ol the Míale of Ore|(nii for the i County of Marlon, which -aid order was made i hi Chambers, in the City of Salem, In Marlon I county, Oregon, on the I7th day ol December, i IU07 the first publication Indu« ordered lobe I made on the 20th day of Pecemtier, |<W7, and the last publication on th«:ilsldny ol January, I'»*, and flic Peli ndanls belo« required to answer said complaint on or before 1 lie 1st day of February, I'.ms. A . O. CoNlitT. 4lJi Attorney for 1’laintlf*.
