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tumor of being the firat president in
the second year of it» existence, and
he took command followed liy the
•eeretary elect, M ihlc Gardner, amidst
much applause. T h e other officer»
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S u b M t r lp ilo n .S I.2J P L R AN N UM
STAYTON, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 9, 1908.
TWO BROTHERS M EET THREE S/STERS
AFTER SEPARATION OF 27 YEARS
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Firn« T h n r « l » y n ight r u t month.
“ I*** 11« t h e n he np and doing
ll itli a heart for any late
Hull achieving, »till |"ir»ning
Leant to lalmr and to wait.”
Klumb Echoes.
Our fair wen tin r emit inn**»
Many of tiie farmers are busy seed
ing, while other», who were not fortu
nate enough to get their plowing done
are anxious for ram, the lack of which
lias delayed tlieir work Somewhat.
Stayton State Bank.
Co .fudge hushey did some survey
ing in our vicinity on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs H A Siegmnnd and j
Miss
Caroline Hiegmund have gone to
Reunion group at Stayton, O r., at home of M rs. David Reese.
Gervais to visit
relatives.
Miss
wiinday w i* a j> dii day for the M e - ; Hantinm
T h e hrothera and sister* turn to their homes in Iowa, ns they Caroline will remain indefinitely.
C.innon hruthcr*, of (own, when they had not met in 27 year*. Tlie broth* are comfortably located there. Quite
Mis* Bertha T ilze has gone from our
cnllcrl upon tlu ir *i«'era. M' -dann* era are west on u visit and are greatly a nuiiil«cr of friends gathered at the
midst. She goes to Wardner, Idaho,
Ilcesc, Houser and Jarvis, of North i pleased with this section, but will re* home of Mrs. David Keese.
where »he and her sister will enter
business.
SCHOOL NEWS.
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Could build a better house, or a better w agon
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than his competitor, the people would make
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T h is is w h y our lights
arc recognized as the most convenient, safe
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and reliable of any for the house.
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Monitor and Superior Drills. Two horse P & 0
Canton Potato Diggers.
Full Line of Robes and Blankets Acquepelle and Plush.
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Save the leather and your Harness is always Oood.
K o rin ek
& M ielK e
W h o C a rrie s the C elebrated U n iv e rs
ity S h oe fo r H e n in V ic i K id , V e lo u r
and B o x C alf, also in T a n C a lf w it h
V is c o lize d sole?
They tit the foot, they please the eye, they wear well and
they cost £4.00. Where can I get them?
Only at Lancefield’s.
Last Friday, Mr and Mrs Lake of
near Stayton visited the Siegmund
The noblest sight this world offers homes.
¡1 a young man or woman bent upon
The Klumbites are boosting for the
muking the most of his or her life.
big dunce to he given in Mehama on
Clyde Dressier, Guy Sloper, Clifford Oct 9th. I t is the first of the season
Stayton and Kilby Sandman registered in our neck of the woods, and should
in the 8th grade and Henry Huntlv be well attended.Cheer up hoys happier
in the 7th on Mominy.
times may come.
Rev. Huusnkei, of McMinnville,
Mr and Mrs H A Siegmund visited
gave ns a pleasant call Mouday.
at C R Rabena on Sunday. Mrs Rab-
Roxey Stayton made a hurried call
at school on Friday. Roxey is a grad
uate from the 10th grade of last year.
She said. " I could not pass without
coining up and taking a peep.”
ban is a sister of Mrs Siegmund and
lives in Lyons.
Among tlie “ Echoes” we recognize
the names of L E Burnette of Silver-
ton and G E Berringer of Mehama,
The ninth grade arc starting out in also Mrs F A Muriels of F o x Valley. '
splendid colors.
There are two ex T h e latter is visiting her uncle Win.
ample* in algebra th at require m athe I tuber.
matical knowledge of signs and carful
Misses Caroline and Mathilda Sieg-
work on the part of the pupil after he nittnd spent Saturday afternoon in
! knew the now. All classes usually Lyons.
come to a sudden halt for a short
Our boys, members of the Wolf Club
time, but so far some member would 1
• re responding to call Xo 3. Said
come out victorious. T h is new class
call having been made by A A Richard
faced the difficulty bravely. All were
of Mehama who recently hionglit in a
working earnestly and thoughtfully
wolf scalp. The members of tlie Club
when Mae Crabtree came out victor.
are always prompt in answering calls
The hoys are still working and won’t
and we hope that the enthusiasm for
! give up. S tic k — to— it— hoys.
hunting will not lag.
T h e seventh grade are perfect in
J o s Ktz.el, Sr. lias gone to Salem and '
punctuality and attendance.
Portland on business.
The
Grammar D epartm ent will
F A Siegmund took tlie traction
organize a Literary society this week.
engine to the Berringer farm where he
They are enjoying the freshly painted
thrashed a crop of graiu for Berringer
wall.
Bros.
T h e Fourth Grade were perfect in
P C Frere* has been spending the
attendance the first week.
past few days gathering Ins crop of
Xorvilla F.skew, Constantine Mertz
prunes. He will haul them to Stay-
and Lefa Hill registered in the In t e r
ton to be dried.
mediate room this weeek.
J A Richards of Mehama visited at
T h e primary room nil show great in the home of his son, J F Richards,
terest and the prospects are good for a
recently.
splendid years work
Come and see
Tlie clover hulling is done now in
the little ones.
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our neighborhood. 1 he crop of clover
We appreciate our clean walls and ^
WtJ, H p(HMl onC( Htu, owjnK to the
doors. H e thank the l*onrd and tax favorable season, this new enterprise
payers for making it possible to remedy lias been a success in every way.
some of the needs of the public school.
An Experimenting Committee con
sisting of Milca Roy, Mnble Gardner,
Stephen Taylor and Kverette Crabtree
from the 8tli grade, performed a single
experiment in Agriculture, by which
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SHOES
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A perfect foot needs a perfect shoe. It needs to be
perfectly fitted, otherwise it w ill soon cease to be a
perfect foot. Do not ruin your feet by taking chances
on your shoe dealer. Som e shoes don't “ break in”
until they “ break out.” It by chance you get such
shoes from us, w e w ill thank you to bring them back.
W e have the
JOHN T E L L IN G
SCHOOL S H O E
Don't
fail
to come in
and look
for Children.
over our line.
G R O C E R IE S
It is a w ise house-keeper that feeds her fam ily well.
It means good health and good temper and the
prices w e offer you on groceries of the best quality
permit no excuse for a poorly furnished table.
G E H L E N BROS.
Citation for Order to Sell Real
Estate.
Iu the County Court for the County of Marion.
State of Oregon.
In the matter ol the estate/
ol W Sakrtson, deceased,{ '-,u,,on
To August Sakrlwn, a brother of deceased,
■ddre»» unknown; M. J. spaniol.onc ot the a
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! vises named III the will and a sister in Mtclii- I
the class saw "How water rises in the ' gun, residence Hint nume uu known, and all
oth er porsoua interested In said estate.
Soil.” The class discovered by obser-
W hereas, application having been made in
due form to the Above named Court on the .»th
vation that water rises more slowly in day of O etober DOM by W. H. (Jueener, execu
of said Katate for an order and license
some soils than in others. Tlie ex d tor
irectin g , authorizing and empowering him
to sell the Real Katate belonging to the Estate
periment was a success.
of said decedent, ami described as follows,
We hail the pleasure of holding our to-wit:
Lots No’s Pive (.V, and *t\ (t>) in It lock Seven
of Sta? ton,
(irot meeting of the E n tre Xous society (7) In W hitneys addition to tin*
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in Marion County, Oregon, a*
shown amt
on Friday. T h e E n tre Xous society ignated upon the recorded plat thereof on file
and of ice d in tli Recorders office, of said
wan organized in October 1907
The Marion County, Oregon.
And W hereas, sahl I ' n v .r * fixed on the Oth
lirst president was Etta Gentry and da/
oi November, .*vo hi i.»c Court Room of
th ti Court in the Court House iu Haleni, Marion
the first secretary was Glen Porter. I County
and State of Oregon, as the tim e and
T h e society grew rapidly and soon
for hearing »ny mid «11 o h jm io n s to
s«l<l Petition and the granting »( »«Id order
1 liecame a worthy contestant for honor and lice one ol »ale.
Therefore. In the N»nte of the Sta te o f Oregon.
' io the school. Miss Cornelius and G You and each of yon are hereby cited , directed
and rennlred to be and appear at »aid tim e and
1! Ramsey were on reritics during the place then and there to «how cause, tf any you
or If any exl«t, why »11 order of «ah- should
year just passed, and they contributed nave
not be made, as In the P etition pra> ed for. and
largely
to the success of the society
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W itness, The Hon. W M Itushey Jud ge ot «aid
their kind advice and liberal assist
Court with the seal ol said Court affixed this
anoe. Last Friday an election of offi 5th day of (V to ber A I) 1«».
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cent was held- Guy
Guv Kearns has
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To The Farmers,”
W e are now ready to supply your needs
for
fall seeding in the famous Kentucky Double Disc Drills.
T h e John Deere, Spring tooth, Drag and Sm oothing
harrows.
Also the well known Oliver chilled and
steel plows, rights, lefts and hillside. The Stude baker
Wagons and Buggies Our Specialty.
T h e y have
proven the best on the market.
W e also carry the famous Clipper Fanning Mill, which
w e guarantee w ill clean your grain or clover seed.
Call and get Our Prices before you buy.
Kerber Brothers.
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