The Stayton mail., July 31, 1908, Image 8

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Horseshoe Camp
No. «IMI W.O. W.
t'li*oe|H*i> wel­
come.
O. V. Myers, C. C.
K. B. W atthrs , Clerk.
Mr«. Lucy
Soda vil lo.
Kearns
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vi*iting at
Delbert Harden was here from Eu­
gene this week.
Mr«. Dr. Kauffman left Tuesday for
a visit to Portland.
('has. Claudik and a friend
Seio \ isitors Sunday.
were
Mehama News.
Columbus Mill key is digging a well
John Mielke and family were Wood-
mi
his place in Mehama.
burn visitors Sunday.
Jot* McMilliau and sons have lawn
Horn—Sunday July ?7 to Mr and
Mrs. Henry Sene of Linn county, a carpentering in Lyons for the past
week.
son.
Rev. Gillispiv is spending a two
Koriuek A Mielke sold a Milbnrn
wagon to J. W. Taylor, of Hilyeu Den weeks vacation at the summer Bible
School at Albany,
Wednesday.
Columbus Mulkcy is homo from his
Mrs. Pearl Hutlington of Rnscburg
is visiting her parents Mr. "and Mrs farm near Portland and will spend tilt-
summer with his family in Mehama
M. A. Stayton.
Thomas Grocery
Headquarters for
Vegetables ,
Stra w berries,
Oranges ,
Asparagus , Bananas ,
Lem ons , Cabbage ,
Onions , Radishes ,
Pineapples , Etc.
in Fact
Mrs. McCoy and family, of Salem,
George Hrowrn who has been on a
busrness trip to Portland returned have moved on to their farm at Me-
liani * for the summer.
Friday evening.
O. W. Murphy and wife are at the
Mrs. Frank Patterson and Mrs. Goo.
Koriuek A Mielke sold to Mr. Petrok
Breitcnbush hot springs.
Mills
of Lyons were Portland visitors
near Kingston a new McCormack
K.
T. Matthieu has gone on a busi­
last
week.
binder last week.
ness trip to Oregon City.
Mrs. Chas. Wilkinson, who has been
Jim Williams, of Portland, nephew
Oliver Kurils has the frame up for j
visiting
her parents, Mr. A Mrs. Wag­
of Henry Follis was visiting with the
his new house in the east part of town.
goner,
for
the past month, returned to
latter several days recently.
The freight house at West Stayton
tier home at Grants Pass last week.
Robert Dunn and wife of Mill City
is overloaded with freight for Stayton.
Mrs. Bessie Barker, of Portland, has
planer foreman for Curtiss Lumber
Anyone wishing to connect with the
come
for a months stay with her
Co was in our city Saturday.
city water works, call on Jae. Spaniol.
mother, Mrs. C. P. Hull.
Word conies from Mr. and Mrs. G.
L. L. Thomas left Monday for Cas-
Mrs. J F. Surry, Mrs. K. A. Batten
C. Kisenhart that they are enjoying a
cadia where he will remain for a week visit with friends at Medford.
and Mrs. Fred Smith are visiting Mrs
or ten days.
M. J. Mulkey.
Mrs. Foley of Tacoma, is visiting
Mrs. Nora Dirr, who has been visit­
The W. F. Blakely home presents n h„ p . rent.t Mr. aml Mr< M. Hoodie
neat appearance, having received a a)s0 R iUt#r Mrg Roger Montgomery. ing her mother Mrs. C. P. Hull, will —
new coat of paint.
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leave Friday for her home in Calif.
The traveling representative of the
John Heater* who is in a hospital Poli0n i mpIeinent Co of 8eallte Wll8
in Portland, is reported not so well as
in town Friday in the interests of his
he was a while ago.
Among the recent improvements
firm.
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in
our city is the new cement walk
Mrs. Amy Thompson and little
Kcrber Bros, have been very busy
put
in by Mr. Lee Brown in front of
daughter, of St. Johns, are guests at thi# week htuling twine and harvest
his
residence
on second street. Thu
the \\ . E. Thomas home.
supplies from the station at West
work was done by Lloyd Brown.
Henry Sentz, from near Kingston, Stayton.
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bought of Kerber ßro3. a new 7 foot
J. A Bernardt and F. M. Brown, of
Milwaukee Binder recently.
Salem were plying the fishermans art
We wish thru The Mail to thank
Miss Bertha Herrling returned from on theSantiam Sunday. They report a
i
the
friends and neighbors who were »0
Salem Friday evening, July 24. She small catch.
kind
to us during the illness and death
expects to remain home all summer.
The ball game in Woodburn Sunday our beloved husband and father,
Lee Kerber and Sam Williams were was “ bum,” so say those from here
Childrens Shoes Of Many Styles.
Beecher Lake.
M bs . L ake a m >
repairing Jos. Etzel & Sons Buffalo who went on the excursion from West
C hildren .
Pitts threshing engine for the seasons j Stayton.
Mens Hunting, Fishing, Dress And W ork Shoes.
run.
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E. D. Alexander, former proprietor
Come In And Look At Them.
Editor Conlev J is in Portland to-day.
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Commencing June 22 and until
J [ 1 of T
h e M a i l accompanied b y » . L.
He expects to return Saturday and
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- u . further notice tlie following train ser-
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Petit were business visitors 111 Sub-
j vice will be in effect on the lino of the
Yours T ruly.
will be accompanied by Mrs. Conley
limity lately.
' C. A E. R.R. between Albany and Va-
and the baby.
Mrs. W. H. Harlan of Detroit is the quina, daily except Sunday:
Train No lfi Train No. 2
Mrs. Myrtle and Agnes Shelley, of . . . r 1 „
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guest of her parents for several days.
Mixed
Passenger !
Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Es-
She is the daughter of Capt. Watters, Leave Albany 7:45 a. in. 12:40 p. in. j
kew, of Salem, were guests at the A
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our post master.
Ar. Yaquina 1:30 p. in. 5:30 p. m. j
V.Shelley home several days this week.
Tiain No. 15 Train No. 2 j
J. T. Kearns was visiting several of
Passenger
Mixed
S. C. Bass, living l.V miles west of
the nearby points recently. He re­ I Leave Yaquina 2:15 p.m. 7 00 a. in. I
Mehama, just finished cutting vetch
ports increased inquiries about Stay- Arrive Albany 7:00 pm. 11:55a. in. I
hay which went a little over four tons
On Sundays the service will be ns
ton and its future.
to the acre, some stalks measuring
follows: Leave Albany 7:35 a. m. Ar­
John Kerber went out Saturday for
10 ft. 6 in.
rive Yaquina 11:40 a. ni.
Leave Ya- j
freight at West Stayton as the local quina l>:00 p. in. Arrive Albany 11:30
Janies Cain went to Portland last
freighter G. B. Trask was overrun with p. m.
W m . M c M i kkay ,
week to be operated on for cancer of
Gen. Passenger Agent.
work and could not accomodate more.
the mouth.
Mrs. Cain went down
E. C. Baker, prop of Hotel Baker
Monday. Word conies that Mr. Cain
of Turner, was a Stayton visitor Sat­
is recovering nicely from the opera­
urday. He called at T h e M a i l office
tion.
and helped the cause along for another
Miles Kentz of Sublimity had his
year.
right leg fractured at ankle Saturday-
Conveyancing, Collections
P. Freres and daughter Mrs. Wellen*
evening. A coaloil barrel! fell on the
and Probate Business
stein left Saturday for Ponca, Neb.
Constiuction work on the extension
limb while he was loading freight at
A Specialty.
Tli • Oregon Electric Company last
Mrs. Wellenstein came to Stayton to
of
the Salem, Falls City A Western
Aumsville.
Real Ksfate Sold and Loans Negoti­ ie< ; filed a mortgage for $10,000,-
attend the funeral of her mother
railroad lus been commenced between
100
on
Hs
line
between
Salem
and
ated. Fire and Accident Insurance.
Dr. and Mrs Brewer and Dr’s brother recently.
Portland, and all proposed exten­ Dallas and Salem, and will be pushed
George left Tuesday for an outing
sions in Oregon, coyerlng the Hllls- to completion.
boro-Forest Grove; extension.
near Cascadia. They will go on to the
The value of water on lawns and
John F. Caples, one of the beat
head waters of Deschutes also visit
known
attorneys
in
Or
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m n and a gardens may be seen at Willis Cald­
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Prineville and other points in Central
At my home one block south of
pioneer, died at hla home in Port­ well'« and E. Roy's, as well as at sev­
Oregon before their return. They ex­ Baptist church in Stayton, Oregon, I
land last week. Mr. Caples waa the
H O TEL.
eral other places' in town. When the
pect to be gone about three weeks.
United States representative to Chile
will offer at public auction Friday,
! council g< t« ready to extend the water
Nicely Furnished Rooms,
during McKinley's administration.
Chas. Stokes and daughter Alta of July 3lst, all of my household goods
system they will find many who will
C.
G.
Smith
and
I..
G.
Clayton,
of
First
Class
Accomodations,
Lebanon arrived in town Saturday. including No. 8 Bridge Beach range,
Oregon City, and Jack Linehart were use water.
Large Free Sample Room
Mr. Stokes has taken charge of the air tight heater, bed stead«, carpets
arrested last week at Mnlalla by
For Traveling Men.
Frayed and tattered and torn, crip­
finishing work on the new concrete 3 rocking chairs, full set dinning room LA ROE PLEASANT DININO ROOM. Sheriff Heatie, of Clackamas county,
pled
and forlorn, bent with the weight
charged with dynamiting fish in Mo-
chairs, lounge, cheffonier, cooking
building erected by E. Roy.
Rates $LOO and up.
of
nearly
four-score years, ho shuffled
lalla
river.
utensils etc., some canned fruit, also
M. J SPANIOL, Prop.
Stayton Chair Co. shipped Monday
Following the lead of Portland's weakly into the office—an old tramp
empty jars, kitchen cabnet, commis­
Stayton, Oregon.
physicians
in
making
war
on printer. Every year or so has ho
morning a fine lot of camp stools, and
sary and side board combined.
"q u a rk " doctors and questionable
camp chairs to wholesalesale dealers
■ shown up thus, hopelessly seeking the
Terms cash. Sale will be called at
sanitariums,
the Eastern
Oregon
in Portland, Oregon. They arc busy
Medical Association will probably ! work lie could 110 longer do— trudging'
2:U0 o’clock p. m. on «aid date above
filling orders daily.
take some official action to Indorse ! on and ever with the few alms bestow*
mentioned.
M rs . J. JI. D a v i d s o n .
the move started In thlH state.
! oil from time to time. This trip ho
Mrs. Roy E. King died this morn­
FOR TIRED ACHING
J. T. Turner, a prosperous young had just come from Arizona, he said,
ing at her home at 203 North Cottage
Petition.
farmer residing six miles east of Sal­
FEET.
R E ST THE
111 his quavering voice—a matter of 43
street. Consumption was the cause
em, disappeared last week and no
We the undersigned legal voters of Iloreb
days
in the scorching heat, by foot,
trace of hint can be found.
He was
of death. She leaves a husband and Precinct Marion County State of Oregon
FEET
AND
YOU
respectfully petition the Hon. County Court
a
member
of
the
Woodmen
of
the
by
wagon
by box ear—a wenrisom
one child and a sister at Marshfield.—
R E ST THE BODY.
of Marion County to grant a License to T. B.
World and the members of thnt or­ journey from Nowhere ton Somewhere
Statesman.
Riggx to sell spirituous Malt and Vinous
der are putting forth every effort to
never attainable. More than 50 years
Liquors in less quantities than One Gallon
Our
foot
powder
dusted
aid
his grief-stricken family in find­
Wm. Sockerson died yesterday af­ in Iforeli Precinct Marion County State of
ago, he said, lie had run the Orego­
ing what, became of him.
ternoon at the Grand Central Hotel, Oregon for the period of Twelve Months and
in the shoes prevents
The Oregon State Penitentiary nian’s first press, a Washington hand
where he has been sick for several in duty bound your Petitioners will ever
Minstrels, "Philip Sousa, director," press. He hail helped to print the
pray James Welch, K If Thacker, If W Harris,
friction, relieves tired, ten­
months. He was unmarried and has L T D ik e , Henry Joost. G W Anderson, Thus.
gave their second annual public en­ first
paper in • Jackson county.
tertainment at the slate prison last
no relatives that are known here. He J. W inters, G I, Itandern. K c Hester, J K Mor­
Twenty-five
years ago fi'e-had worked
der, sweaty, smarting sore
row. W allace llachard, K A Hester, If Wlnkley,
week. Under the rules of the insti­
owned the house occupied by Lora A. h. W . Hall, G L Savage, E S Chase, S C Sorensn,
on
the
Weston
Leader, ami again ten
tution tbe innintes true names or
Thomas.
Henry ( armady,Grant Smith, Conrad Miller,
feet, absorbes all moisture.
numbers are not allowed to be print­ years later. Now he had become a
R H Shier, Charles W Thomas, J If Church,
ed upon the programme, so in order human derelict, a yellowed page from
There is very heavy traffic over the Charles Gonzales, John Johnson, It Joost, W
KEEPS
TH
E
FEET
to circumvent, this difficulty the con­
the hook of an almost forgotten past.
C. <fc E. just now as many of our N Thomas, R G Pierce, L A Harris If Itartos.
victs adopted the names of the most
NOTICE
DRY AND C O M FO R T ­
residents are taking their annual
For him there i«_ no goal hut death,
prominent In American minstrelsy.
Notice Is hereby given that T B Riggs will
vacation at Newport. On Monday on the 3rd day of September 19« Apply to the
ABLE.
PRICE
25C.
After over two years’ Inc;:rceratlon 110 rest hut the grave, no mission hut
ami after having been tried and ac­ to provide an object lesson of tho
evening it required four conveyances Honorable County Court of Marion County
FOR
SA LE A T
State of Oregon for License to sell spirltous
quitted of two murders, Steve Ad­ thoughtless [mprov iilenee that in reck­
to carry the passenger« from Stayton Malt and Vinous Liquors in leSI quantities
ams, noted tbo world over as a West­
tO Kiogston. Who rays wo do not • thttn oni-- Gallon in Horcb Precinct Marlon
ern Federation man, arrived in Bak­ less, riotous youth impels men to rob
need an electric line to f-outh eastern County Stute of Oregon for the period of
er City last week, and expressed the thcmselvcr grown older of a liveli*
Twelve Months.
j, p. Ricos.
Marion county.
Intention of making it hla borne
20-30
1 hood.— Weston Leader.
Bank Building.
Miss Aildie Condit left
morning for Portland.
Thursday
Anything to Eat
| j W. E. Thomas & Son.
New Cement Walk.
I Have Just Received
A Large Variety
Card Of Thanks.
Of New And Seasonable
SHOES
New Train Service on C. & E.
V. P. Lancefield.
If for any reason you are dissatis­
fied with your trading place, let
us demonstrate to you that we ap­
preciate your trade and confidence.
Good Stock, Prompt and Fair Dealing.
W . H. Queener
Lawyer and Notary Public.
Stayton,
B. PRANQE, Sublimity, Or.
Dealer in General Merchandise.
Oregon.
Auction Sale.
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STAYTON PHARMACY
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