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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1910)
STAYT0N THE MAIL S T A Y T O N , M A R I O N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , A U G U S T 25, 1910. 16th Year, N o. 29. STAYTON MAIL INSTALLS FAST JOB PRESS AND O TTIER MODERNMA TERIA L Stayton’ » Only Newspaper Now in Better Shape Than Ever Before to Handle Everything in Job Printing. If the- Stayton Mull Hoax not have the boat printing nffieo ami the moat prosperous printing busino»« in thia section of the Willamette Valley it will rial The Mail will huve an excellent equipment for all kimla o f job work. More will be added a» the demauda of the buainekM require it. The Job de- Serial N o. 760 FOREST MACK AND JOHN A. CARSON, SALEM ATTORNEY, DENA ROY WEDDED CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE HURT IN RUNAWAY Prominent Young Couple United This Afternoon at 8alem. Albert Kenworthy Thrown Out Near Chas. Brown Residence Foreat Mack and Mias Dena Koy __ j nli. raH D h u e i | were morried thia afternoon at Salem. and Severely I Injured.— Physl- wcnt down wlth Joe Brewer in clan States He Will Recover. 1 the latter’s car and were accompanied 'by Miss Lillie Blakely and .Willard Goodman who acted respectively as bridesmaid and groomsman. The bride is a daughter o f £. Roy and the groom a son of Frank Mack. Both are well and favorably known and a host o f friends will extend hearty congratulations. Albert Kenworthy of West Stayton, Ions o f the aubatantial and well known farmers of this part o f the county, was asriously injured Wednesday after noon when his team ran away in thia ! city. Tho horses became frightened at something on Third street, coming into ! town, turned the corner at Kingo’a und'. taking establishment and ran west, (teaching the Charles Brown cor’ d toe v.cgon struck a rough spot and the driver w.ms thrown out, landing heavily on hia head and shoulders. He i was carried into the Brown residence Former Tacoma Pastor Makes and help summoned. None o f the Strong Plea For Pro* physicians was In hia office but Dr. hibitlon. Thompson was out making some city calls and finally was located. In the meantime Joe Brewer had gone down Rev. D. Loree, late o f Tacoma, Wn., parlment is always an important in hia auto and brought Mr. Kenworthy delivered a lecture at the Baptist Bouree of revenue In a country news- to the offie o f Lira. Brewer and Thomp- .church Friday night, his subject being pH|ier office and The Mall la making a , son, where Dr. Thompson dressed the | "The Saloon a Legalized Outlaw.” bui for job printing by putting its injuries. It was found that Mr. Ken Mr. Loree is a very pleasing speaker ■hop in shti| o to do the work In a j worthy had a dislocated right shoulder, and with an ease which bespoke his creditable manner, fractured shoulder blade, one ear ability as a lecturer would raise the The Chandler A Price press is the near|y tom off and had bruisea about audience with laughter and then move es* on the market. It ha* a maxi- the head and body, them to tears as he drove home the mum speed o f over 3,0-10 per hour and After being cared for by the physi- truth of his application. »■» perfectly Is it made that it runs cjan j,e was taken to his home in an His lecture was strikingly original almost noiselessly, automobile and Dr. Thompson states and his statements, backed by govern Let Us talk with you about your next ^ that the indications are favorable for ment statistics, proved his familiarity ill of job printing. his complete recovery. Mrs. Downing with his subject in hand and makes is the nurse in charge o f the case. Mr. him a worthy exponent of the prohi- J. N, Jones of Cottage Grove UJn Kenworthy is about 51 years of age. bitoin cause. town, the guest o f his son Jack. Mr. ! —— — — — — — — — — — — — Jones lived here for 20 years and feels Mrs. C. D. Babcock and children Lost— Black overcoat, Reward for quite at home in Stayton. "»er Sundav from Salem. 29t2 return to Mail office. T h . little one year old daughter of A '*»uKh‘ cr ^ *ve For sale— Treapaaa notices, printed Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kerher was injured n,n* Mr- >nd N- on cloth, at the Mail office. yesterday by a window falling on its . ;• vr • GOOD LECTURE BY REV. D. LOREE not be the fault of the owner and lianer of the paper. The publisher apent Saturday laat in Portland, investigating the merits of various kinda o f preaaca and material He dually selected u new ('handler £ Price Job pres* and a qunntity of th moat modern and handaome type am. material on thu market. The pres» and material ure already here and will be ready for use wilhir. two or three days. With the uddition of this new mate- THE NEWS IN BRIEF iti.* hand. It is thought one or more bones Mrs. H. J. Frary o f St. Louis, Mo., F. H. Thompson, M. D.. physician are broken. is visiting with her nephew and niVce. | and surgeon, Stayton. Oregon. 43 Saturday night Dr. Thompson took Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Phillipy at Gates ; Ro#coe w Ballantyne. teacher of Llfnt on ¡ J J ,, News Notes of Interest Gleaned _ by Mail . KBpOrtBfS. - to tue Sslem hospital the Movements of People of| and operated., u|K»n her for acute ap pendicitis She is reported doing well Stayton. ; eince the operation. Saturday Dr. Brewer took Miss Ross W. L. Frercs made an auto trip to KinU of Sublimity to the Salem hos Salem Sunday. pital where he operated upon her for Jesse Hendershott wai Salem appendicitis. The young lady ia doing visitor Tuesday. nicely sine« the operation. John A. Carson o f Salem has tiled his papers with the county clerk and ill be a candidate at the primaries for the nomination as state senator from this county. Mr. Carson is one of the best known of the Capital city attor neys and his ability has won for him marked success in his profession. If he is elected to the senate he will im mediately take his place among the J. E. Sloper and wife returned piano and organ, Stayton, Ore. 27tf to their home in Stayton Monday from j „ Bryant, state manager of the the mountains south and east of Lyons, i Norlh American Accident Irsurauce where Mr Sloper was engaged a. c j. in the city, engineer at Jos. Petzel s sawmill. After August 27 1 will not be in A delegation from the Stayton Yeo- Stayton until about Sept. 12. R. W. Turner Yeomen men lodge visited the Ballantyne. * 29t2p .Tuesday of last week. After attending | the lodge session a watermelon feaat Tomatoes, peaches, cantaloupes, wa- was provided by the hospitable Turner termelons, bananas, grapes, sweet brethren. Among those from Stayton potatoes, roasting ears, cucumbers and were C. H. Buck and wife, Mr. Ullom other good things to eat at the Thomas and wife, Thos. Crabtree and wife, Mr. Grocery. Floyd Robertson was a Capital city Henry Mutsohler, wife and son, and visitor Sunday. John Tlx mu and Miss Aggie Kerbcr Dr. Thompson was in Albany on were in Salem Sunday. Mr. Mutschler delivered two of his standard bred dogs business Fridny. I Ashley. j [)r. Lowe, the optician, will be at to purchasers while in the city. Dr. Thompson's house 1« receiving W. D. Brown and family of Lebanon j Stayton, Oregon, Thursday and Friday, Dr. F. H. Thompson has received the Anisrfing touches. • were in the city last week for a visit j September 8 and 9. Dr. Lowe has a word from Lake view that hia brother, with Lee Kerber and family. Mr. reputation second to none as an eye Arthur Barrows of Oak Grove was a W. Lair Thompson, is ill with the Brown is in the commission business glass fittter. 29t2 Stayton visitor Monday. typhoid fever, W. Lair Thompson is and is in charge o f this territory for j , Floyd Robertson has traded his Ford prominent in |>o|iticfl and one o f the the Portland concern by whom Mr. auto for a White steamer. brightest young lawyers in the state. Kerber is employed. Mr. Brewn was | R. W. Ballantyne returned yesterday The little daughter of Bud Fresh ia very much pleased with the manner in 1 from a bicycle trip to Sodaville. suffering from the rare condition which Mr. Kerber has conducted the Mrs. Thurston Thomas is visiting at known as purpura. In thia condition Stsyton branch and predicts a big there is extensive hemorrhages into the i increase in the business the coming the home of her father. Jos. CV»x. skin and muscles of the body, giving the year. J. H. Brewer made a business trip to akin a mottled blue appearance. The Wednesday morning Geo. Davie Salsm the weekend, returning I Sunday. child ia receiving careful attention, and started a crew o f men at work building Dr. Davis of Albany was in Stayton is doing very wo||. I a barber shop 12x16 feet between the Tuesday. He drove over In his big of Chas. P. McElhaney, A feature o f the program given by butcher shop of Sestak and Stowell and Home Uuick ear. the Christian Endeavor Society o f the the V. P. Lancefield shoe store. Three Miles North of Sub HOUSE IS BURNED P.. W. Ballantyne leave« tomorrow Christian church Sunday evening was The property is owned by the Ma- Mr. Davic has for a couple of weeks visit in the the instrumental music by Benjamin \ sonic lodge and Loucks and two sons of Brownsville, S (eased it for a term of years. He was Dallas country, who arc employed In the city. There compelled to move from his present Albert Warford of the t Albany were other good features also and the 1 quarters at the corner o f Third and Herald spent, n couple o f bourn in program was much enjoyed. : Water streets, opposite the Brewer Stayton Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Ross are in thu city as- Drug store, the building having been Joe Fisher expects to leavf Monday sisting the Ladies Improvement Club 'easeiI t0 D>e U. & 1. bakery, for the Murion lake country tor a two to sell enough tickets to guarantee a Invitations are out announcing the weeks hunting trip. f course of entertainments here during marriage o f Nora Christine Emmel to Rev. D. W. Ba«s o f r/illard, Or., the coming winter. The entertain Dr. Frederick Hill Thompson, on will preach In the Christian church ments arc furnished by the Britt Thursday, September the 8th, 1910, at noxt Sunday, morning and,evening. Lyceum bureau of Lincoln, Neb., and one o'clock, at Maple View Farm. L. L, Thomas has rvtuyed from an will include lectures, musical features Miss Emmel is the daughter of Mr. and outing at Portland and Soaside. l-ou nnd other good things. There should Mrs. C. C. Emmel, a prominent family Is rnthfcr reticent hut admits having a he no difficulty In disposing o f the re* , o f Sherwood, a small town near Port quired number of tickets. land. Dr. Thompson is practicing good time. i medicine In Stayton and has just built The ice cream social and band con- ■ Dr, F. D. l^wla and Dr. Wright man a commodious, modern bungalow which o f Silvcrton were in Htayton Sunday, cert given Saturday night at tho will be furnished ready for occupancy They came over in Ltr. Wrightman’ s Mnnonic grove by the Ladies Improve immediately after the wedding. The ment Club was a complete success. •'Oakland” car, doctor has many friends here who will The gross receipts were $35.60 and the extend congratulations. B, W, Loucks arvd familv of Browns affair will net the library fund about ville, Ore., and M tss Jreno Anderson of $ r to $18, after dividing the profits j Albany, were quests at the Shelley | with the hand. The ladies are greatly BUSINESS LOCALS. home eeveval day* thie week. i encouraged by the attendance and are About one o’clock yesterday after noon the phone at the home of Chas. McElhaney, north of Sublimity, rang. When one of the members of the family answered the call he was told that the house was on fire. Rushing outside the family found tho flames rolling out of the roof and the house past saving. They turned their at tention to getting the furniture outside and succeeded in getting nearly every thing stacked up in the yard. Just as the last article had been carried out a spark dropped into some of the bedding and in a few minutes house and furni ture both were wiped out, making a clean sweep. The property was insured in the Sublimity company and Mr. McEl- haney’s loss will not be be very heavy Mr. McElhaney already had com menced the foundation for a new house For sale- Blank notes at the Mail so he will not be long without a home office. For sale—Wall phone. Inquire at DR. E. E. CHASE, Veterinarian; A The Mail office. W. Simmons in charge. Office in planning other affairs to be given for the library. Already there are a few far-sighted persons in Stayton who are looking forward to the day when the city will have a public library worthy llue Friday, a shipment of peaches, the name and a building especially con Bartlett pears for suitable for canning purposes. Thomaa structed for library purposes. phone J. E. Sloper'a. Grocery Company. Mmes. Robertson it Stayton have re turned, from Portland where they wont to inspect the fall millinery styles and buy itheir stock for autumn and winter. limity, Completely Destroyed Yesterday. I sale. Call or Stayton Livery Barn; calls answered by 'phone. 10 29t2p most able and aggressive members i S the upper house. His sound judgment and legal attainments make it certain that he will make a brilliant record as a legislator. The endorsment o f the Marion County Republican Assembly was given Mr. Carson without any particular effort on his part. He is now a candidate before the primaries, as required by the primary law. Cold Weather is Coming September, w ith its chilly nights and mornings, w ill be w ith us in a fe w days. It is w ise to he prepared. W e have just received an excellent line of Heavy Outing Flannels that w ill he fonnd useful at this season. W e are selling them at 10 Cents per Yard and they am very good values at that price. Also a good assortment of »he latest in Dress Goods for autum n wear. Goods and prices are right. See our tine lin e r>• Dry Goods. It gives us great pleasure to show our line at all tim es. G ive us a call. Gehlen Second Street. (hampers and Hop Pickers W ill find this the hsst store at w hich to buy their outfits. Everything needful for camping, w hether you are going out for business or pleasure. Here are a few of the articles that w e have in this iine: Camp Stoves Coffee Pots Tea Kettles Burning Kettles Dish Pans These and dozens of other indispensable utilities for the camper, and all at live and let-live prices. Let us talk w ith you about your camping outfit. Streff Hardware Co. 2 nd an d W ater, S tayton.