The Stayton mail., August 21, 1908, Image 1

ciTv ornciAL«
W .t, m r.Hi«. Mayor.
It. A. KLW iki I j , Itvconlvr.
K. Hov.TruMimr.
I l tea»V hmitm , Mar.lial.
Hy / Hlitui CONLBV.
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Citizens Turn Out En Masse.
A. W E L 0 9 FRESENT.
L h * i evoltiti« there «va» n «veli at*
titu b i! railrtmtl mt-t-tin« beiti in thè
<*ity H a ll tu meet thè propower of tIte
electric line (rum Htayton to Hali-m,
Mr. A. Wolch o( Portinoti.
T lie meeting wn» ealled tu orth-r hy
tilt* preaiili-nt <•( ilie Commert'ial Cluh,
\V I. Frere», a ho after n fé«« tirit i re
mitrk» ini rotluet-tl Mr. W rlch.w iio «ave
lo tliorc pri'aent ih«' »«me propoaition
ita tuia ta ra worketl on tiy lite coinniit
Ita« 011 allhacriptiolia. M r W elcll «t ua
follnwetl tiy Mr. Wafer» of Haleni, vtlio
Ulivi- ri-nlly more iletail tinnì liail been
^iven hy Mr. Weleli.
Beveratoi die it i inena thpn apoke
llie ir viewi and i|iieaUoni asketl rcreiv
eti no Immediate »atiafactory nnaaer.
A n io n i our townspeople who «ave
aoine o( thè liiforiiiatloii allieti i» al*
w.iya lotiked for hy railroad men, «va»
Mr. Slireve, of thè Electric I. ìk I ii C o .,
who hy inolion aaketl llnit lite r»«il*
road projioaltioii la* in<lor*<<) hy «Ite
peo|ile preaent. The niotion carried
linaniniQiialy,
l 'poli a niotion tlie preaith-nl of thè
C itili WS* untimi noi! to ap|»i|nt ne»
liioinliera totalte thè place of vacanciea
un tlie aoljeiiing eoiinnittue and he
appolnted Or. Bea nuli «top, Menar».
Meyera and Hlireve.
T lie cominltteo «aiti watt «poti those
who bave already »iibacribeU and a»
niany otliern aa tliey cuti liy tlie clone
of next week. T lia t «vili Ite itiu laat
chance any of our citiseli» «vili liave
pi a gaia t in tlie auhecriptiona. J>o not
de|.iy hut do all yuu can-
Sublimity Gleanings.
N O T A N
OHO A N
Subscription, f l . 2¿ b t h ANNUM
STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON. AUGUST 21, 1908.
T h ir t e e n t h Y e a r .
Railroad Heeting
N K W H I’AH U H .
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too* »pent four w-eeka in Cortland with Kingaton; W K. Thompaon, and wife,
Ilia wife who ia receiving medical at- W.L. Frero*. City; Geo. Hurat, Chicago
J.A.W. Ifeidecke, Detroit : W.J Culver
tendaneo.
K K McKinney went to Breiten- Is Ism; w it |«yf I n GawtiMf, Mr».
hnah hot »prill«» l«at week for a abort Cray, nil of Jordon; (I W Htentz,Oly­
mpia H I) Brown, E II llaaner, of Ly­
stay.
on» H W HliK»p, II Strom, Milverton?
The Per ham Enterprise of An«. 13th Irving Matthew, O.D. Portland; L
haa the following: "Ferdinand Wag Hunt, F E Jackson, of Whitaker; J.
ner, who livea eaat of town, ptireliHaed Murphy, J l( Bryant, Portland; W K.
a ‘Clover lyCMf' manure »premier from Wood, (Jrcnheru: J K Prall, KngenejW
Kukowske Bros, hint week The'Clo II Daughter, Salem; E F Reev»»,
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ver In-af’ ia conaidered to he the bent Ward, W H Mtmirt, J A Mathie, A J.
machine of ihe kind on the market Baker, Bert Brewer, all of Portland,
and Mr. Wagner, la-ing an up to date
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farmer, would have nothing hut the Grand Central Hotel Arrivals.
Iieat. Those »premier» are now reeog-
Fre<l atro(.(j,.r(K<)y Hufimnn and G.
nizedaa important labor Raving ma- j Ginty( of
m Tuelle, Mi»*onri;
cliiuea and are coming into general Lloyd Lukenhach, Si to; C C Mulkey,
uae in all part, of the atate. K.ikowa- Cityi Albert RaU-na, I J Boedigheimer
kc Bro» have aohl three of them this city; \ \V Corniah. Fern Ridge; J T.
»eaao»." John Mielke, of Korinek A K,.rnS( Oity, A Alhii», Shaw; J Smith,
Mielke, handed in the above clipping, j Bodiglielmer, Macleay; E D Westfall
t.ut they are going to *et a new mark Milverton; C Stephen., C ity; Wm King
for their friends In Perliam, for thus pau| Failing, Kingston; E L Town-
far five "Corn King" manure aprcad l M!,|d> portu n(|; C R Patton, Albany;
era have been -old hy Korinek A Mielke. c Hiatt, Lyon«; Jam«* Oh lek, Gate«;
Still We Grow
During the past four years this
bank has enjoyed a very satis­
factory growth. Notwithstand-
in# this favorable condition, we
are not disposed to let this
growth stop.
We therefore so=
licit your business.
Stayton State Bank
D (iarjdman, C Gehlen, J Gehlen,
A Slayton garden contaiua i\ »un-
City; Siv Hornhuckle, West Stayton;
flower that measures lb iridic» acroa»
Janie» Church, Gate»; Q U Tra»k,City:
and n-vcral other» nearly a» large.
|| K'uffinan, Aurora; HO Neal, Sidney
Who has a larger o||<v
U l' Molaun. Lyon*; Carl Sutil, Gord- j
on; Adolph Hill, Jack Jones, C K
Stayton Hotel Arrivals.
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It II. Darling, Portland. Ben Mo Stowed; C Downing, City; J J King,
Ginnia, Milverton.
W. D Throver Kingston; S T Cox, Idaho; J W Imb-|
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Salem; Hen Ruhiuaon, C F. Gildow, M ler, Mehama. W Bailey, City; Clias
Gildow and P C- MeMillan nil of Port­ Stovol, Jordon; Wm White, Aunisville X
W o u ld n 't You p re fe r to have y o u r House
land; W.P. Bultcoek, C.O. Park.Halem; A J Fiala, Salem; Chaa. Patton, Sub­
D ecorated b y a n exp erien ced P a in te r a n d
C.H. Chaplain, R. Mitchell, Portland; limity; T W McDonald, Pumpkin »
L. Walker, F. Swick, Aumaville; It P. Center; Wm Fitton, Ji 9 “ ®<-‘ner, City.
| A l l Things B e in g E q u a l
Kearns, City; It.J.Fox, W. Crist, Me-
liama; It A. Brown, and Wife of Lyons;
Notice.
Wm.Frazier Portland; J K. Olsen,W.H
Nulluc 1« ht-niby given that the timierxigned
Carter, Portland; 11.C lleunia and wife ha* lawn duly appointed Executor of the Katate
Gate«; D. Mi.ncr, Portland; U. Gehlen, of w - » • “ ' ‘ «on Deceaaed by order of the
p.
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t->lly, « ' . i t
,, Couuty Court of the State of Oregon for Marion
W s n l n , c ,U . A lla n )«, S i n . County made and entered of Record on the
Urban, and Chas. Black, o f Portland; tat day of Aug u»i a . d . l « * .
All perroua having claim* again*! »»id
J. Smith, San Francisco; 11.M. Math-
Katate are hereby notf fled to present the same
one, ami wife, C. Heriford, J.X Scott, duly verified with proper voucher* to the
of Portland ; G.C. Sima, Mehama; D. undernigtied at hi* olHoe In the town of Stay-
ton Marion County Oregon within Six Month*
Etzel, C.J. Stevenson, R. Shield», Fern from the date of thi* Notice
A very pretty wedding took place
Tue»day, Aug. 18, at 9:30 a. in , when
Mu» Mary Prange and I.ouia Schott
were united in marriage, Rev. Father
Lainck officiating. The bride present-
Ridge; G.J. Morris, Mehama; J.11
ed a handaome appearance in a gown
Johnson, C K Mill*, Lyons; R.R. Mill­
of white ailk covered with dotted »ilk
er, Scio; V.D, Sloper, City. U L Purdy
liut. She Was attended hy her »inter,
Mi«« Adelia, and Ml»» Roau Becker.
The groom wore the faaldonahle color
of brown and mu attended hy Joseph
l ’range and Fr ink Rieater. 1 lie bride
1» a popular young Indy of (hi* place,
having served n» poatmiilre»» for »nine
time. Alter the ceremony the happy
couple repaired to the home ol the
bride’» parent«’ where a boat of intim­
ate friend» were entertained.
Among
the out of town «ilt-at« prevent were
Mr. and Mr». W. J. Jon», of Shaw; Mr«.
K. T. Mutthmu and Mi#» Theo, of
Stayton; Mia« Breltenateln, of Salem.
The happy couple departed for a »hurt
wedding tour amid a shower of rice.
Joseph Prange left for Mt. Angel
Wednesday after a few day» stay at
home.
A n d be Convinced.
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W A T T E R S & QUEENER,
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Stayton, Oregon.|
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DRILLS
M O N I T O R and S U P E R IO R
T h e season for Drills is fast
approaching and w e have the
tw o best drills on the market,
Monitor and Superior.
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electric light for homes. Clean-
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modern light.
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three
standard
wagons.
Milburn Wagon
Our Specialty.
Korinek & Mielke.
Mis»e« Adalinn and Tillie Becker
left (or an outing at Newport Monday.
Milso Kinta is able to he around
again, having been laid tip w ith a frac- |
lured ankle.
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John A. Ditter returned to Portland
Monday after a few days stay here, lie (
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Eatate of W Kak.
ri*on Deceased.
W e carry a full line of Buggies, W agons, McCorm ack
Mi*» Abide Gehlen,of Stayton, spent
Sunday at the home of her brother,N.
J, Gehlen.
Mr». W. F. and Mi«» Lizzie Klooker,
of Stayton, visited at the home of J.P.
Ditter Sunday.
Mis» Adele Miller left for an outing
at Ncw|>ort Saturday hint.
♦ Give Us A T r ia l
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Ernest Schott is making improve­
ments on his property, having a large
poreh put on hi* house.
Ray March, of the HasolwoodCrcam
Co. is here H8»i»tiiig P. M. Hermans in j
the cream station.
Dated tht* 1th day
of Auguat 19».
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W e also have the famous
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Chilled and Steel Plow s
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S tayton E le c tric L ig h t Co.
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Light, Hedium and Heavy Harness.
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Rev, Father Lainok left for Portland
Tuesday for a few day» stay.
Mis» Ro»o Ditter returned from
Portland Tuesday after a-week» stay
there.
Our implement dealer, P. Meier, re­
port» a very good business this season,
lie has «old twelve Deeting hinder»
anil »oven mower*.
W, H.Qtresr.R
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For All Seasons
W e have the famous rust-proof
Fisk Tin and Granite W are
G u n s a n d K i s h i n g Tacl c l e
BUT W E ALW AYS CARRY
Studebaker Wagons, Trucks and Buggies.
Monitor Disc Drills, O liver Chilled and Steel Plow s,
For the kitchen, Lorain Stoves and Ranges.
See Us Before You Buy.
Kerber Bros.
HARDW ARE &
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See What You Buy!
Do not depend upon printed de­
scriptions. There are only a cer­
tain number of adjectives in the
language anyway and they are
apt to be used many times when
a fellow is trying to convince of
something on paper at long
range. The result is you do not
know what you are gettingafter
you are all through reading.
Cut This Out and come here
and see what you buy. It costs
nothing to look, and even if you
buy and are dissatisfied after­
wards, return it and get your
money back.
No complaint
either.
Gehlen Bros.