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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1908)
—— — — — — — RECEPTION ThrjKeviv.il meeting* will continue til next week Tin- indici ee anti in A reception was given by the mem THE LOCAL FIELD tere -t i* growiug. bers of the Entre Nolls Society on lust ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Friday evening from K to 12. The re Chit». Wt)*oly and Roger Cain prom Moot* ovvry ¿«1 mul Ith M on inent business men of Scio, were Stay- ception was a brilliant success in every ti*) it I k li t . particular A short program was ren l'ImiM'or» « o l ton visitors yesterday. No. «UHI w . o . vr. ii. V. Myers. l \ f . conio. dered as follows: E. G. Siegmund, of Klumb,attended K. B. W a i t b m . V'h-rk. M u sic........................................................ the meeting of the county road super Oak wood f«»r sale al the Chair Fac visors at Salem, Wednesday. Solo— "I'm Dreaming of the Fuat".... ............................. Ethel Mnck. tory „ . 49 Isaac C. Bates hus purclnistd si "The Inquisitive Wife" Ed Briicher K. 1.. Morton is on the siek list this placa in Scio, known us the Henry ......................and Ettu Gentry week. Meyers place, and will move there M u sic.................. ..................................... Mrs. Tenney, of M eh« in a, ilie«l Thurs j March 1st. Recitation— "H is First Sormm.” ........ day morning. The Mail learns through Grill King .................. Geo H. Ramsey Call on Jae. Spaniol for tin-work that the widow of Albert Cole received The hours glided swiftly by. Many j nml plumbing. $1460 from tl e 2500, instead of $1000 parlor games were in vogue, and "Con- oini"t expect »«'ft j>>h* us previously stateti. Workingmen versaiion” occupied a prominent place 1 in hard times. U. K Powell, a n pioneer of Linn in the social line. Mi*» Cornelius pre-1 “Dclmer Cald.vell is home from his couuty, tlied at bis home in Browns sided during the evening, nsaisted by visit at Dallas ville Monday. He was a cousin of the teacher... Milton people won many prizes at a Judge Powell of this place. At 10:45 the company wore invited Walla Wallu poultry show. Mr. and Mrs. John English and to partake of u delicious repast pre Eor sale— Hand cream separator. children have la-en on the siek list the pared by the hoys and girls of the so- past week, and Win. English has also ciety, The tables were beautifully1 Inquire of Henry J. Parker. decorated by the decorating commit j beer under the doctor’s care. F or S ale —Co o l wagon. We have a full line of buggies, wag t«*♦*, and were served by the following: 51 C lifford H a r o i . ii , Kingston. Laura Winter, Mabel Gardner, Lizzie A lot of grain was sown in Oregon ons and farming implements. Give Cornelius, Harvey Beauchamp, Geo us a call before you buy elsewhere. previous to the late cold snap. Hamsey and Guy Sloprf. Frank 2t4 CHA8 W esely , Seio, Ore. H. E. Wirth has purchased a new Dr. Carter, a druggist of Newport, Alexander presided at the Punch Bow l. piano for the pleasure of his family. was fined $350 for a violation of th e' The punch whs made by Miss Yeva FOR 8AI.E— Barred Flyn.out hRock local option law. This is the second Gardner and Mrs Gardner. eggs. Jos. H a m m o x . Stayton, Ore. The hall was beautifully decorated time the Dr. has paid a fine for the by Roxoy Stayton, Ethel Mack, Fran H orse for S alk —Good driving same offence. ces Foster, Geo Ramsey Nicholas horse, cheap. Inquire at this office. John Sandner, of Kingston precinct, Stehley and Everett Gardner. M. J. Spaniol and wife are the was an appreciate«! caller Tuesday. The Society tendered a vote of pareuts of a new daughter, born last Mr. Sanduer tells us that the grain thanks to the Thomas Grocery store, j week. crop looks fine, the freeze not doing it the Murkii.g Furniture store and the Miss Clariuda Rees was visiting any damage. Kerbcr Hardware store for court«‘*i«'s friends in town tlys week. She now Evangelist S. W. Jackson will speak extended resides in Salem. The occasion will not soon be for to women only on the subject of "W o J. W. Apple wits a caller Monday. man— Her Place and Power,” Sunday got! h i . All went home happy His little girls, who were sick, are now at 3 p. m., Christian Church. Young, Come, «loar young comrade', you completely recovered. and I w ill pass a few hours in merri- middle aged and old are invited. Now is the time to register for next ment and gk*e ns the days go swiftly J. E. Sloper is preparing to build an election. Call on E. B. Watters, not by .•* addition to his resilience. The new ary public, and register. part will be 22 feet long with a porch PUMPKIN CENTER. G I). Trotter was at Portland sev on two side» and will make a tine ad Weather is very changeable— bail, eral days this week on business con dition to Mr. Sloper's house. snow- and rain at present. We’ll have nected with his store. H. J. Mntchler has begun work on to all wait until the atm shines. We just received a carload of bug his new blacksmith shop*. The build Mr anil Mrs Smith enjoyed a very gies and wagons. ing will he 25x50, built of stone with a pleasant visit fr.un their daughter 2t4 C has - W esely , Seio, Ore. brick front. It will be a valuable nd Ella anil son Frank. Mr. Smith is FOR SALE— My residence property dition to the appearance of Water improving in health very rapidly. in Stayton, or part thereof. Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sicgmund accom E F uhrette . The Thom** grocery' W. F. Klecker panied their children to Salem, w here Mrs. J. F. Fotter and children, of and Gehlen Bros., have purchased a they will continue going to school. Mill City, are visiting Mrs. Potter's carload of salt. By purchasing in Caroline and F.Kiegmund have been parents, A. Hill and wife. thi* large quantity they secure better attending the sick bed of Mr. and Mr* I have 20 head pore bred Shrop prices and will bo able to give their English and famiy. It is lu»|>ed by shire ewes and some pure bred bucks patrons the benefit of the reduction. their many friends and relative« that j for sale- B F. F resh , Shaw, Ore. F. nml J. Pietrok have purchased a Ul" 1,00,1 recover, G. W. Morphy was at Salem this saw mill from the monks at Jordon Messrs. Peter Freres, John Apple, week in attendance on a meeting of and have started it running on their Algie Mon* and Charlie Apple made a road supervisors of Marion county. father’s place near Kingston. They business trip to Salem Saturday, re Good bay for sale, for either horses have a first-class outfit, and are turn turning Sunday. or cows. Inquire of C. S. B owjck , ing out a large amount of lumber and There was no school last Wednesday Aumsville, Ore. ties each day. on account of Miss Corrigan being Use DeWitt#- Little Early Risers, The Southern Pacific the coming siek. pleasant little pills. They are easy to Miss Grace Apple is spending the year will make a specialty of boosting take. Solti by Stayton Pharmacy. week with Mr. and Mrs. Freres. Newport as a resort, and as well all When in Stayton ItNive your team other resorts in tne valley. Some of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Lake and at the Grand Central Feet! Barn. the finest mountain resorf* in the family spent a very enjoyable visit . J ack A llen . world arc tributary to Albany, llrei- with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lake of VtAtAtAtAtAtAb ib XtAÏAÏAÏAÏAtAto J I £ £ Horseshoe Camp ! 1 W e have now open for your inspection a new line of Shoes. New nobby Hats, the very latest creations and prettiest designs that mankind can make. New line of children's, boys, youths and young men's clothing in alT the latest styles and shades, which are exclusive patterns only obtained through Ederheimer, Stein & C o , of Chicago. New Notions of all kinds. « 1 Call and see for yourself at Stayton's most pop ular and up to the notch Dry Goods Store. Respectfully yours, W . F. KLECKER. I ? ? s - 5 Stayton Studio, R B. Fish, proprie tenbush, Cascadia, etc. Development tor." Plates anti films developed and and access are needed.— Albany Dem- pointed. Photograghs and copying. o< r.it. Amateur supplies. The suhjet of the sermon at the DeWitts Cnrbolizeil Witch Hazel Christian church to-night will be Salve is l*est for cuts, burns boils, “ What would happen if Stayton should bruises anti scratches. It is es|>ecially come to Christ?” good for piles. Sold by Stayton Phar Saturday— “ From the foothills t«i the macy. summit.” ^ H. E. Wirth has finished hauling Sunday— 11 a. m. “ Lovest thou me?’ 3 p. m. ‘‘ Woman— he: place the dirt from the excavation for E. and power.” (women only) p l o y ’d new store building, hauling 7:30 p. m. “ A glass railroad.” over 300 loads. Mr. Roy has not def N pj G week the evangelist will take initely settled on his building, but it up a line of hible studies which will he will probably be a double stoit-, 50x60 extremely interesting. feet. TO THE PUBLIC. Stoves, just in. Come in and see. Remember Our Hardware Line is complete. BAPTIST CHURCH. H. J. Marking. W e now have on our shelves thirty-six kinds of Soaps and Washing Powders. You can cer tainly find what you want among the list. Fresh Bakery! If you want anything in the baker's line call on us. W e get goods three times a week, baked -the same day received. W e have ... — .vir. G. Koeneke and another gentle man from Seio, ar«.* arranging to open up a ne v meat market in the Nelson building on Main street. They ex- |a*ct to he ready fur business about Feh. 1st— Independence Town Talk. Prices Always Right. Soap for Everybody! Sunday school next Lord’s Day at 10 o ’clock a. m. and preaching at 11. The subject will be, “ What is Man?” There will he no service in the evening. The yotyig people have kindly been invited to hold a union meeting with the members of the Christian church at their usual hour, and young and old will attend the revival services which follow in the same church. — 7 . Bu!(crnut,Cream,Crimp, Graham, Rye and Pan Bread Cakes, -Pies, Cookies, Dooghnuls Cheaper than you can make them. W. A. Elder was circulating a paper this we«*k to see how many names he could secure for the purpose of organ izing a company of the Oregon Nat ional Guard. He had secured several names when we saw the list. Mr. DR. E E JACKSON Elder served fi,r a time in tho U. S. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist regular army, an«! is well up in mili r<Mt-ars<tnst>- of VVym.n'i Coll**«-. Imly tary taejics. realster«-«! In Ori-aon. S3 years s Veterinary Give us a call. W. E. THOMAS 6c SON. Anything you may need in the line of Hardware, Tinware, Stayton, Snndny. A new lot of Furniture Etc., you can find at our store. W e can furnish anything in the machinery line from a sewing machine to a threshing machine. W e invite you to call and see our stock and we can convince you that we can save you tno.iey* KERBER BROS. The first of the week Paul Frank circulate«! a -uhscription pi|>er al*out town, securing $54, to he used toward defraying the expenses of Arthur Bon- str-el, who left Thursday for Salem, where he will enter a hospital or-<l iiiidcrgo an "pm.Hi n i-.r cancer. Mr. Bolts tee! and family tin ough the M vit to r< turn their heartfelt thanks to those vv ho subscribed. Difficult esses Solicited. satisfaction «itiaran- teed. STAYTON, - OREGON. We Don’t Guess W hen W e Fit Glasses. We have the Scientific Instruments for determining and correcting nny and all defects of vision, nq matter tli«1 mu iip- of the rase. Ohio's Pioneer Town. Marietta was founded In the spring of 1788 by New K ii glanders, chief W E F IT A N Y among them l>eliig General Rufus Put T H A T RES- man of MasHOcliusctta, Kmntiul Holden Parson« of Connecticut and Jnnica M, PO N D Sto L IG H T Ynrmim o f Rhode I «land The town was nauR’d after tho unfortunate F k O Y Hie optician and Marie Antiouctic. i * Jeweler. Jeweler, Slav Slayton, Ur,
