The Stayton mail., December 04, 1908, Image 5

In this vicinity the latter part of the
j week.
The farmers are busy plowing.
Mr and Mia E rnest Long returned
Til#' llercail Club, other wise known There ha* been some anxiety about home Sunday after a few days visit
a* class 3 of the Christian Bible achool. the crop# on account of the cold wea­ with relatives In Corvallis.
entertained a uumla-r of guests at the ther
People In the vicinity of Oak Grove
home of Mr A Mr# It L.Morton on Un- Thu dance at the Victor Point hall were surprised to hear of the m ar­
evening of TIiMiikaKiviiiK, day Nov 2*1 Thanksgiving evening waa well a t­ riage of Lucinda Slagel to T. Fischer
The evening waa *|a-nt in games
nesday, November, 25th. They were
united In m arriage by Rev P 8 Knigh
and rmiaic. Amon|( the games waa tended and much enjoyed by all.
one of »|>ecial inlereal it being a con- Our school is progreasing nicely un­ of the Congregational church of Salei
teat game, creating <|uite a bit of in- | der the management of Misa Ma la-1 at two o'clock p.m. A few of the re­
latives acted aa witnesses.
tereat aa well a# cauaing eacli one to Albee. The examinations of this The
bride was attired In a custom of
month
testify
to
this
statem
ent
being
pul on their thinking cap. Florence
blue
serge, while the groom wore the
Morton won the prixe. a neat picture • true.
conventional black. They expect to
act in a miaaion frame. Thoae pres- Miss Kvelyn Starkey spent the 1st- | reside near this place.
cut were: Minaea Verbena llarria, Let- ter part of the week at the home of J. j Mr and Mrs I B C arter vlalted Sun­
day with their son W H Carter.
tie Weddle, Irene Shelley, HallieShel- T. H unt.
ley, Alice Hhepard, Mahle (Jardnor, The coldnesa and cloudiness of the G W Slagel made a business trip t(
Rosa Lang, Kinina Frank, Marie H en­ weather makes us think that "Mother Salem, Saturday last.
J T H unt and family spent Sun
kel, Jeaaie Goodman, («race Crabtree; Goose" ia preparing to shake her feath day Mr with
Mr and Mrs J E King.
Meaara Kveretl (iardner, Hteven Tay­ er bed.
Leo Dorfler returned home Sun­
lor, Norman Davie, Clare Simeral, Mrs. A. C. Barrows spent the latter day Mr after
a two months stay In Salem.
Slayton Mail Supplement
Oak Grove Hash.
Everett Crabtree, Guy Kearna, Ben part of the week with her parents, Mr. i
Hoy, W alter (¿nick, Tom Taylor, H ar­ and
Mrs. Hepner, of Macleay.
vey Beauchamp, Loyd Brown and
Mr.
and Mrs. M. K. Sm ith are being North Santiam Nuggets
Guy Hlojier. Refreahmeula were aer- j
visited
by the latter’s brother and wife
Etd. G ressm an will hold services
vial at a late hour after which the >
morning and evening at the North
from
Ohio.
guest* departed declaring the Club
C hristian church Dec. 6th.
Mr. Arnott King was seen driving Santiam
membera aplendid entertainera.
Byron
Kuenzll.
who has been w ork­
westward Saturday.
ing for the Capital City Im provem ent
came home W ednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Boedigheimer were Company
stay
a
few
days.
BIHIIAKKKI) ATTORNEY K IL M
entertained Sunday by Mr. and M rs.1
I'KOHKtTTOK IN PORTLAND John Steinberger.
Mrs Frank Mack was called to the
bedside of ber aunt Mrs Geo Frost,
Merrily, merrily, the wedding bells who was stricken with paralysis Fri.
Portland. Or., No». 10.— Attorney
Ralph H. Flaher, proaecutor for the are ringing.
BORN—To Mr and Mrs Zeller on
Grievance Committee of the Oregon
November
25th a son.
Recently we beard of a lady who ha#
Slate Bar Association, waa ahot and almanacs
Fred
Swartz,
of Ohio is visiting at
for 16 successive year. Mrs the home of his
killed almoat luatantly Saturday af­
father-in-law. Mr
Jas
Gist
informs
us
that
she
has
al­
ternoon by Attorney J. A. Finch,
Kuenxli.
who had recently been dlabarred aa manacs for 26 years.
of Albany, was a t thia
the reault of chargee of drunkennesa
Mrs Mariels, of Fox Valley, has Bert for Veal,
a few hours stay on busi­
that were proaecuted by Mr. Flaher. been a guest of her sister Mrs Oliver place
ness Saturday.
Mr. Fisher waa a member of the
Faros
the
past
geek.
Mr Burton of Salem ,spent T hanks­
law firm of Baker ft Fisher. He was
2ft years of age and had been prac­ Mr and Mrs KG Siegmund accom­ giving with his sister Mrs Scofield.
ticing law In this city for four years. panied Nairn« and Mias Merta to Mrs Thom as and son of Jordan vis­
He waa a graduate of the Monmouth
ited at the home of U G Clark Sun­
State Normal School and studied law Turner Sunday. The young folks day.
with a Arm at Troy. Idaho, where he were on their way to Salem where Mrs R ainw ater of Albany, who has
waa admitted to the bar.
been visiting her father Mr Newman
they are attending school.
Jam es A. Finch la 3ft years of age j Sam Butler, of Mitchell, Oregon, returned home Friday.
and waa admitted to the practice of
who has been em ploy­
law eight yeara ago. He la a native was a week end guest at the K G Sieg- ed Ivy at Phillips
the L D Daniel music store
of thlg state and practiced for brief muod home on Fern Ridge.
at Dallas. has returned to her home
periods In both Albany and Salem.
at Lyons after m aking a few days vis
He la said to have Agured In one R Hambel expects to leave soon for It with friends a t this place.
or more "gun plays" and was re­ his old home in Kansas.
cently disbarred from practicing In On Sunday, Decem ber 6th. Rev Ma
this state for a period of one year. rcr will conduct services at the Un­ Mrs J A Henry and children of St.
John have returned home, after a
ion Hill church.
weeks visit at the home of Dr Jackson.
Mr
Charlea
Luthy
left
last
Monday
Mr A G Hamee ami family of Salem, for Portland, w here he expects to Come aud hear Rev Oliver, at the
M E church next Sunday, both m orn­
ajient Thanksgiving day at the home spend thé w inter.
of D rJacksou.
Miss Lydia Caspell visited friends ing and evening. Special Music.
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