The Stayton mail., June 19, 1908, Image 9

S m ith
H a v in g lived in o u r m id s t fo r up C h ris tie w ill d e liv e r an address i t
some lim e , h i* sudden and unexpected • he close
d eath ».oldened the h e a rt* of a ll, and
I here w ill la- no e e le h ra tio u ol J u ly
sincere s y m p a th y is fe lt fo r the s o r­ •1th in S u b lim ity tin « year.
A Good Law.
ro w in g one« who*« hom e i* m ade no
T li« vo ter* of Oregon deserve c re d it
, Dry and Wet Territory.
desolate. No w ord* of c o n s o la tio n can
( h i i|n ' iiuMHifi* ut i In1 C o r ru p t l*i ne -
b rin g re lie f; tim e alone can heal the
T h e r i. u n iy c o u rt ha* decided a« fo l­
tie«« net
I t «il« il iiii'ii«iire lim i th e
a c h in g vo id ,
lows
on th e d ry and wet te r r ito r y in
In-t li'g i« littu re ri'fii«eil in c u n e i,
It
M r W D ocrH er i* b u ild in g a new M a rio n c o u n ty :
wn« in tria l need in tin* lmu«e hy H u n t
Pun PROHIBITION.
ley, ni 4 ' lut'k it mu«. Im i «n« |iro m fitly Ira n i and im p ro v in g hi« residence.
voteli d o « n.
M r and M r« K C. Itohard« were j A u n is v ille 62. K lk h o rn 4, S ilv e rto n ,
T li« ineim iire ¡« unii of e x tre m a m e r­ th e guest* o f M r. and M r*. M . E. n o rth .'la, S ilv e rto n , Houth 6, S ilv e rto n
47, Jeller«nn 3, M eh cn ia l.H tn y io u 0,
it.
I i lim it« tin* unit u n it of m oney S n iiili S unday e ven in g
l.d ie rty 7, Uoscdale .‘Iti, S u l-m , No. I
« itn ilid iite * for office niny e xp end , and
M r* K o s s tle r and d a u g h te r M aggie
10, Salem No. 6 37. Salem N o 1« 3,
p ro vid e* for p u ld ic ity « filli reference «pent S u n d a y w ith A lt* J . M. K in g .
F i s t Salem 7, S c o tt* M ill« 20, T u r n e r
th e re in .
I t 1 « a provi«inn p ro te c tiv e
Ilo - p a rtie s « h o wetu lis h in g on th e 37, .M arion tie
a lik e of tlie c a n d id a te , and of th e voi
A h iip ia th e firs t of tlie week re p o rt a
A uainht P r o h ib itio n .
er.
It (liven I lie poor m an m i cip ial
good ca tch
A
u
ro
ra
8a, H u lilu ird 7, K u tte v ille
ch ance vvi11 1 th e rich one, to lie a can
A ll v e g e ta tio n w ill get busy now for M3, M ill C ity 4, F a irlie ld 27, G c rva is
d id a te for l'Ilic e
W lien m en could
72, B ro o k * 65, C banipoeg 23, St P aul
expend u n lim ite d N in n im i« , th e m an I a u b ile at least
K lm c r D o w n in g m id w ife, of P o r t­ iff* H o w e ll fi, S ilv e r F u l l - 7, S idney 22,
of « c a lili had an lllid lie and unde
nerved ad van ta g e over th e c a n d id a te la n d , v is ite d th e la tte r p a rt of the Macleay fi, S u M im ity 3. C lie m a w * 33,
: Salem No 2 59. Salem N o 3 2<i, Sa­
of le«« m ean«.
r u d e r a avuteli! in week w ith tin - fo rm e r* p a re n t*.
lem No. 4 <1, Salem No 7 16, M o n ito r
w h ic h m oney «'an freely lined, th e vote
Mi«« France« L a m tier t w ill re tu rn
i r « a e c o rru p te d , and th e h a llo t ile ; hom e S a tu rd a y from Salem where «In 49, M i. A n g e l 214, W o k ! b u rn 24 H o r-
eb 3, M reitenbu«h t i--.
iiniralir.ed, and it i« a h app y in c id e n t tin« la-ell at te n d in g school.
In tw o preeinet« t here was a tie »o t -.
th a t th e elec to ra te ol th e « ta le ha«, by
K yiv« C a rte r v is ite d M o n d a y w ith A s s is ta n t D is tr ic t A tto rn e y M c N a ry
passage of th e C o rru p t I ’racticc« act,
M r* Ida S le in la -rg e r.
ruled th a t u n d e r th e te rm s of th e lo ­
alm linhed the system
lin t tlie ie arc o th e r an d ’ even Iw-itcr
W H D o w n in g and M . W and J. cal o p tio n law th e ir sta tu « w ould re ­
m a in th e same as la-fore e le c tio n .
feature«,
A c a n d id a te i< p ro h ib ite d T . H u n t le ft T h u rs d a y for B re ite n
from " tre a tin g ," and lite «ohi itin g of hush H o t S p rin g s , w here th e y w ill M a rio n p re c in c t, w h ic h was d ry , w ill
th e re fo re re m a in d ry , w h ile B re ite n -
vole« on electio n day in m ade an o f ! tiik e a tw o weeks o u tin g
hush, w h ic h wmm w et, w ill e n jo y th e
fen««, p n tiiah ah le hy tine or im p r im o j
F 'a tilt* a rc lik e ancestor«; everybody
« itlo o ii* at least u n t il the n e x t e le c tio n .
m e n t.
T h e d ra in a g e of th e em id i
has ’em.
(lutea, mid th e tendency to w ard de
(>. I. C.
I M K I» .
m o r a l i/ i tio n in c id e n t t o ‘'tr e a tin g ” ¡«
M r* Jo sep hine K a pe lle, m o th e r o f
w ell k n o w n , nnd th e d e « irith iliiy of lie
M r* B P range, die d F rid a y , at a b o u t
in g rid of i t forever, i« eonfe««ed and
A v is it to S u b lim ity M on da y found I I p. m., a t tlie fa m ily borne in Sub-
p a te n t. T h e «orrie«t, howeve«, of all 1 th a t to w n th r iv in g , m id th e |a-ople a ll . lim it y , aged 87 years and 3 m on th« .
■pectaelea connected w ith electio n « i* ■ busy.
I She was a n a tiv e o f G e rm a n y . T h e
tlie tu rm o il and a trife <>f e lectio n d ay.
P h ilip M eier and son had th e ir shop fu n e ra l services were co n d u cte d S u n ­
It i« to pa««, mid h e re a fte r tlie voter i* fu ll o f w o rk , and were h u s tlin g . T h e y day a fte rn o o n , by Rev. A . I.a in e k a t
to go to th e poll« p eacefu lly, on elec­ have had a g o o d trad e th is « firin g in tlie C a th o lic c liu r t h in S u b lim ity , and
tio n d ay, w hich hy th e new law i« th e lin e of im p le m e n t« , wagons and in te rm e n t was made in th e a d jo in in g
mude a day of peace and o rd e rly v .t- j buggies,
ce m e tery.
ju g .— C orvatti« T im e « .
D ilte r , llc || Si Co are h a v in g th e ir
«tore p a in te d in s id e and «nil, w h ic h
St B i .i M i T V , O r k ., J u n e 15, '08.
w ill m uch im p ro v e its up)tearunee.
Country News.
W e hereby w ish to te n d e r o u r m ost
j T h e y re p o rt htisinea« good.
sincere th a n k s to a ll those w ho have
A re th ey going to celeb rate th e I t l i
P M H e rm e n *. th e g e n ia l o p e ra to r so g enerously assisted n* in th e p ro ­
ol J u ly in B u b lim ity T T h a t'« what i o f th e H azelw ood C ream S ta tio n , we
longed illn e ss and th e b u ria l o f o n r
th e boy« « a n t to know .
fo u n d bu«y a t work te s tin g cream . dear m o th e r and g ra n d m o th e r
M r. .1. S K tein b erg er i« th e proud T li« S u b lim ity s ta tio n is one id the
M rs . B. P r a n g e a x i > F a m ii . v .
|tm»«e«Nor of a new buggy.
best tlie r u m p in y ha*.
T h is i* large
Sublimity Gleanings.
T liia ia tin* week w hen we would ly d ue to th e square d e a lin g and pop
ra th e r belong to tlie h o m e g ro w n u la r ity of M r. M erm ens, w ho alw ays
M rs. J o *. S c h u lte died a t her hom e
trie s to please th e p a tro n * o f th e sta
«tr.'iw hcrrv crowd th a n to th e a u to
near th is place W ednesday n ig h t, aged
tio n . N . J. G e hle n, w ho is one o f th e
m o h ile crowd.
44 years. She leaves a husband and
Mr« A. 0 . Marrow« ia numbered on d riv e r* fo r t h i* s ta tio n , i* k e p t busy several c h ild re n .
fro m e a tly t i l l la te , b u t i* a* fat and
t he aiek I let.
E . P. S c h o tt has gone to P o rtla n d
good n u tu re d a* ever.
M r. H e rm e n *
•I. M K in g i« btiay «awing wood.
th in k s the s ta tio n c o u ld n 't ru n w it h ­ to jo in h i* w ife, w ho is th e re on a v is ­
it w ith frien d« .
M r . and M r« Jaeoh S ta ig e r, visited o u t N ic k .
S u n d ay w ith th e lu m ie ra p a re n t*.
T h e S u b lim ity school w ill g ive an
B. Prange was busy w ith c u s to m e r*
H e s till has a large e n te rta in m e n t T uesday e v e n in g , J u n e
M r * . J 'I'. H u n t re tu rn e d hom e w hen we called
M o n d ay a fte r a week's visit in Port- s u p p ly o f go o d s in h i* store, and is o f­ 23rd. A n e x c e lle n t p ro g ra m has been
a rran ge d.
fe rin g b a rg a in * to p atron s
h ind.
S u b lim ity “ w e n t w e t," b u t we u n ­
T o la* *ttcce*«ful in th e fu tu re , be
School Meeting.
d erstan d th a t th e to w n o ftic ia l* w ill
aiteeeaaful now.
A
t
th
e
school
m e e tin g held M on da y
not license a n o th e r saloon
T h e y be­
M r. and M r *. W
I I . T a te visited
lieve one is s u ffic ie n t.
W e learn th a t a t th e school b u ild in g , F. Shepherd
S u n d ay last w ith M r. and M r * . J M
K. P. S e llo u t c o n d u c ts h is place of was re elected fo ra te rm o f th re e years.
K in g
business in a c a n f i l l m a n n e r,c lo s in g at J R G a rd n e r was elected fo r tw o
A W . H ra n e li and w ife spent S un
an e a rly h o u r and being s tr ic t as re­ years and H N. H u n tle y fo r one year.
day w ith th e la 'te r« puri-nt«, M r . and gards m in o rs .
Messsrs. G a rd n e r and H u n tle y were
.Mr* C lin *. P eter*.
T h e School has prepared an e x c e l­ elected to succeed G. W . M u r p h y and
M r. nnd M r*. J o h n K te in b e rg e r le n t e n te rta in m e n t to be g ive n T u e s ­ Fi. B o y , resigned. M rs. E th e l S ta y to n
s v e n i S u nd a y a t S ilv e r Creek F a ll*.
A ta x o f one
day, J u n e 23rd.
T he p ro g ra m w ill was re elected c le rk .
T h is neighborhood was shocked to | c o n s is t of m u sic, re c ita tio n s , nnd a m ill was voted fo r th e purpose o f r u n ­
Most Kev. A re lib is h - n in g th e school.
h ear of th e d e a th of M r. T lio m u * fo u r act d ra m a .
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