M a d a m e .Tal ft Trii s Over ¿ * f \ \ n ir iv v
wifb uoar fiasljand
COUNTRY
Ht. Pleasant
I N I O i O MAN • » I A I U N HA% I N M Q
f •TO*» t U O N I M «
I V i S U N LOOKING l
III
l r o t m o It 9 0 » U V I »
f o t t m t i ion a . o 1 '
* ? CUT
Wednesday.
Miss Rena Lung visited Win-
nifred Freeman Sunday.
Mrs. John L. Buy and child­
Geary Neal made a business
ren of L«. I n t o > . i on’ the past
trip to Salem Thutsduy, return­
O i l ’ L l, coll it ii lucky day when you lind tbc
weik v siting at the C. II. Ray
satisfaction there is in a small chew of W -H ( II ' I
ing Friday.
hum*. They aUo visited with
Chewing. With most chcwers the lluvor o f rich
Joe Lang and Roy lA*itz wen
Mrs. Roxie Shank and at W. R.
tobacco is u genuine surprise parly. 1 here’s another
among tbe crowds at the North
surprise—you keep your juws quiet and restful, for the
R ty’a.
salt brings out the tluvor without so much chewing and
Falls Sunday.
Miss Lena Fuller of Dallas is
■pitting. You think it queer how to small a nibble J«r< the trick and
7 3T OUSEHOLD expenses mount up. The wife, no matter how econom-
lu.ti to long- hut it’ »
tobeeoo, that'i it. la JUc. poutlies, at
D. O. Freeman and daughter
vis tir-g at the John Huber hom<.
enterprising dealer*.
.1 i
ical, is liable to LACK BUSINESS METHODS. Install business
Feme, made a trip to Silverton
methods in your home by teaching your wife the simple ABT OF
Mis. Mansfield and naught« r
by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, BO Uaisa Sqarre. Now Ymk Otr
t
ie 19th.
I .’ KING. She will enjoy her new responsibility and you will be agree o;‘ Portland r.re visiting at the
a’j ly surprised to note the saving at the end of the month.
Geo. Swales and family drove
W. R Ray home.
through this burg u few days
ST A R T YOUR W IFE W ITH
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Habber-
ago going blackberrying.
man, M. F. Ryan and wife mo­
Published every Thursday by
A B A N K ACCOUNT T O D A Y I
Sum Arnold is cutting his hay
tored to Salem Saturday.
K . N l. U L M S T B I )
crop this week.
Ellis Hill has returned from
G. H. Ray is the proud owner
Marshfield, where he was on a
Entered UK Second flu»» mutter at the
STAYTON
STATE BANK
of a span of new horses.
hunting trip.
(■uatulHeu ul Stay ton, Marion, county,
Miss Hazel, and Harvey Down­
Oregon, under thn act o f Congrcaa o f
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
March 8, 187».
ing were Sunday visitors at Lee
Lewis, a boy.
Downing’s.
SUBSCRIPTIO.\S, SI.00 p er y e a r
Mrs. George Clow and son
C. A. Silbernagle and family
John Huber and wife, Mrs.
Addrcsa nil communication» to
have
returned
from
the
East,
Floyd Shelton and children, and and John Bender and family
TH E STAYTON MAIL
where they huve been visiting.
Mrs. M. F. Ryan and daughter, motored through Stayton Sun­
0 |
Charley Porter and family loft
were Sunday callers at the 1>. day on their way to Silver Creek
A share of the banking business
for
the East Aug. 30. They are
Falls.
They
stopped
in
Sublim­
Townes home.
of Stayton and vicinity
intending
to make their home
ity to eat their dinner in the
Physician and Surgeon
Mrs. H. K. Shank made a ve­
is solicited.
grove, and Mrs. Silbernagel back there.
ry pleasant call at the Mrs. Rox­
stayed with her sister, Sister
OREGON
Miss Bessie Clow returned to STAYTON.
ie Shank home Sunday-
Aloysis, one of the Sublimity her home in Stayton Monday.
W. R. Kay and wife, Mrs. teachers, until the return o f the
Y ou are assured of a safe deposi­
Mrs. BurcrolT has returned to
Mansfield and daughter, and party from the Falls.
tory and courteous treatment at
her home here.
Miss Edna Ray motored to Al­
Nick Enders started threshing
this bank, by ample capital and
bany Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bertram PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
at the C. Salzl farm. He is now
long experience in the banking
Miss Verna Shank spent Sun­ threshing around Mt Pleasant.® came home Sunday. They spent
S t a y to n , O regon
a few days in Wash, on a vaca­
day with the Misses Elma Hayes
business.
Frank Rohwein and sons John tion.
and Lena Fuller.
and George and daughter Julia
Stonie Wells is in Marshfield
».Oscar. More called at L e e visited at the Meadow Lawn
Licensed
for
a few days on a vacation.
Downing’siMonday. -------- - - k » farm, east of Salem, Sunday.
Y
r iik
M ill C it y Lo c a ls
THE STAYTON MAIL
Jordan Jingles
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.l).
C. H . B R EW ER , M . D .
PAUL FEHLEN
Farmers & Merchants
Bank of Stayton, Oregon
C a p ita l $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
SESTAK
&
STAYTON DAIRY
E. D. Crabtree, Prop.
TH OM AS,
Proprietors.
Fresh, bait & Cured Meats
Lard & Creamery Butter.
Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock
Fresh Milk & Cream
Delivered
Daily
Morning and Night
TINWORK and
PLUMBING
Contractors & Builders
Dwelling houses a specialty
Let us figure on your build­
ings
We can save you money
A good job gauranteed
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and
all Sanitary fittings— Farm-
ers-W e carry a line of
pumps, leader water sys­
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
P. O. Box 198
STAY TON, OREGON.
JACOB SPANIOL
L. A. MESSING
“ What Congress has
done concerning a
Swiss Jeweler
30 Y EARS EXPERIENCE
Government
Arm or Plant
All work on watches and
clocks guaranteed for
One Year
Try Mjr Work, It Speak. For It.elf
and what people are
thinking about i t ”
Located in tne Shoe Shop
West o f the Stayton State Bank
-:-
as r e fle c t e d In
Ed itorial C o m m e n t
Oregon
«
Stayton
Miss Roxana Shank visited place Monday, had a little bad
luck. A straw fork got loose in
Miss Maud Smith Sunday.
the machine, breaking part of
the fan and tearing a hole in the
blower.
It caused a delay of
about three hours.
Silver Creek Falls
Peter Rund and son Ed were
in
Stayton on business Tuesday.
A large majority o f the men
and boys of this place are away
Chris Schneider had a run-away
threshing.
with four horses hitched to a
Mrs. Mamie Brown of Eugene binder, one day last week. They
is visiting with her father here. cut some swath until the horses
She expects to stay until after broke loose. No damage done.
threshing.
R. C. Pepperling threshed 450
Joe Lang visited at the Wm. bushels of oats for Wm. Broth-
ertons Sunday in one hour.
Itabens home Sunday.
Lulay & Schindler
Phone 77
Miss Effie, Elmer and Irvine
Mrs. C. A. Silbernagel and
Ray called at the Mrs. Roxic sons John and Sylvester, and
Shank home Sunday.
daughter Rosa, were Stayton
■■
Miss Angeline Ryan, and Anna visitors Tuesday.|
McIntyre o f Salem are visiting
R. C. Pepperling, who was
at Jefferson this week.
threshing at the Henry Neal
FARMS WANTED ii
This it the title of • booklet
ire hive prepared. We
■hall be glad to send
a copy free to any
one interested.
S. W. Milligan and Ben Peter­
son who work on the road near
Silverton spent Sunday with
their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Jeffer­
son camped a few days at North
Silver Creek Falls.
The Squabtown
Squawker
Fat Griggs is in a horrible
Mrs. J. E. Kimsey and Winni- pucker.
He is afraid his last
fred Freeman visited at the Jno. two-quart shipment will not ar­
Peterson home Tuesday.
rive before the railroad strike.
Albert Rabens made a business
Uncle Bill Beach bought him­
trip to Sublimity Monday.
self a wig the latt time he was
The Silver Falls Lumber Co. is in Ihe city. Altho Un'c is 8?, he
getting out a lot of logs now. 3 is as spry as a kitten and there
or 4 loads a day are hauled down is some talk that he is going to
get married again.
the track.
Bingling’ s Biggest Show on
O. P. Harris and family were
Earth
will exhibit in the city on
blackberrying at Cedar Camp on
Labor
Day. If the trains don’ t
Friday. The berries are getting
run,
the
elephants will be put to
pretty scarce.
work. Come!
G. H. Sellers and wife of Sa­
lem visited at the J. E. Kimsey When DudeSproggins fell inthe
creek yesterday, the water soak-
home Monday.
loose his new patent mustache,
and now the “ Dude’s” face looks
(Too late for last week)
like a hard-boiled egg.
» .i
i s , ii
Bill Skink has a big hound that
Miss Emma Peters of Union
is always wagging his tail.
Bill
Hill, is visiting at the J. E.
List
II
has attached the critter’s caudal
Kimsey home.
Bethlehem Steel Co.
appendage to the baby crib, and
South B ethlehem , Pa.
Bert Neal of Scio, has rented now Towser rocks the twins. Bill
i the Oliver Butler farm. He will always was an ingenious cuss.
With
j take possession the 1st of Oct.
Cai Blinks threshed his lower
Fred Voltz who is working at field yesterday, and got 400 bus.
the Silver Falls logging camps, of oats, two hen’ s nests with
I have eatablinhed a repair shop in spent Sunday with his folks.
The Stayton Real Estate Man
rotten eggs and a dead cat.
He
the Cooper building on Water Street
expects
his
wheat
to
turn
out
Mrs.
John
and
Lewis
Peterson
Lancefield Bldg.
and will repair anything.
Saw Filing
visited with Mrs. Sam Arnold better.
a specialty,
Oron Weddle.
tf
YOUR FARM LAND :
Geo. A. SMITH
\
“FIXIT SHOP”
Veterinary Surgeon
Uniting Learning and Labor
and Dental Expert
Stayton, Ore.
Phone 3*24
T H E OREGON
AG RIG ULTURAL C O LLEG E
Wilbur N. Finder, D.M.D.
In it* Si* School* and Forty-eight !><•
pnrtmcnt* i* engaged in the great work
of uniting Learning and Labor.
Forty-eighth School Year Open*
Office Over Stayton State Hank
DENTIST
Phone 2162
Slavton. Ore
SEPTEMBER 18 , 1915 .
Degree C ou n es requiring a four-year
high school preparation, are ottered in
the lollowingi
AGRICULTURE,
18 Department»;
COMMERCE., 4 Department»; ENGIN­
EERING, « Department*; MINKS, 8
Department»; FORESTRY, 1! D e t r i ­
ment»; HOME ECONOMICS. 4 Depart­
ment»; and PHARMACY’ .
V o c a t i o n a l C o u r t » » requiring an
Eighth Grade preparation for entrance
are offered in Agriculture, Dairying,
Commerce, Porestre, Home Maker», ami
Mechanic Art» Pharmacy with a two-
year high »chool entrance requirement.
SCHOOL OP MUSIC.— Piano, String,
Band and Voice Culture.
Catalogue and beautiful illustrated
booklet free.
Address Tint RltOIST« AH,
1 w-7-1* 16 to » 7 16)
COKVAI.I.ia. OUHOON
G. Cyril Watson, D.M.D.
— Dentist—
Up Stairs in Roy Block
Stayton,
SCHEDULE
SALEM-STAYTON
•
Oregon
A. BURSELL, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
X RAY
A U M S V ILLE
OREGON
G. F. KORINEK, V. S., B. V. Sc.
Veterinarian
Treats
NEW
•
all
animals,
also
test.
Telephone 3x7
applica
démentie
Tuberculin
O ffice at S ta y to n S ta h le»
STAYTON
. . . .
OKEGOf
S TA YÏO N -K IN G S TO N
AUTO STAGE
Will make regular trip» every day,
Sundays included as follows;
HAI.KM PUONE OM
I^ave Stayton for Kingston 6:60 A.M.
" Kingston “ Stayton
7:10 •*
Arrive Stayton
7:20 **
«. H . HteI^TZEL
A ttorn ey-at-L aw -N otary Public
Farm Loans Secured
Far«, Kingston to Salem, 75 cents
Stayton to Salem SO cents
Leave
-
Stayton
-
7:45 A. M.
“
-
Sublimity
-
8:00 ”
“ Aumsville-meet train62 8:20 “
“
-
Turner
-
8:35 ••
Arrive Halem-meet O re,Elec.9:10 ••
Leave Opp. Ore. Elec. Salem 4:30 P. M.
Arrive
-
Turner
- 5:05 “
“ Aumsville-meet train61 5:20 “
“
-
Sublimity
- 5:45 “
“
-
Stayton
-
6:00 “
Leave Stayton for Kingston 6:10 P .M.
“ Kingston “ Stayton
6:35 P.M.
Connects with Motor Car
Joseph Hamman
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
- J . M. RINGO—
STAYTON
OREGON
V. A. GOODE
LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC
Conscientious Attention Given
to all
Lcgnl Business.
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEEDNG.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters o f School District No. 77 o f
Marion County, State o f Oregon, that
a Special School Meeting o f said Dis­
trict will lie held at School Building,
on the 5th day o f September, 1916 at
2 o ’clock in the afternoon, for the fol­
lowing objects: For the election o f u
Clerk.
Dated this 14th day o f August, 1916.
A ttest:
Henry Smith,
G. L. Brown
Director.
Chairman Hoard Directors.
8-31
Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg.
NOTICE!
The Trover-W eigel Studio i s open
the first Saturday and Sunday o f each
month. Sept. 2 nnd 3.
The studio
is now loruted in the Matthicu Bldg on
Second Street.
For Inrflgeatlon i. • l.r. Alilo»' Lax­
ative 'faldata.