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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1917)
Country Correspondent g ™ * * « ™ From A ll O ver The V alley Tho Misses Gladys Downing, Cryslal Shrank, An gel ¡no Ryan and David A lgerier Jr. and M. F. Ryan attended the high Mr. I,ouie Ray spent Sunday school play at Stayton Friday evening at the D. Townes home, night. Miss Feter Ray was home Floyd p u Vii s S, Helton called on Sunday for a visit. Fhillip Pietrok Tuesday evening. billed Mrs. Lin . „ . - Mrs. Tom Phillips and chil- TIRES, TUBES BRUSHES A u t o A c c e s s o r ie s % fit. P leasan t # ihe Gr satesl Sale of Wall Paper • „ u , s|u, T o w n „ am l Hermano Fol z was a Kuost at „ { Townes vWt<d John Foltz Sunday. W. R. Rays Tuesday. Phillip Pietrok called at Jung- Tony Giesler called at wirth Bros, sawmill Tuesday. Twin Walnut farm one day Frank Jungwirth went to Jor-j week. dan Monday on a business trip. f* i Miss Mabel Townes visited at Lin Lambert called at thej the Lee Downings Saturday • Jungwrith Bros. Monday. | evening. Jungwirth Bros., sawmill roof Mr. and Mrs. 11. R. Shrank broke down on d^count of the and son and Ernest Knapp were deep snow. The damage amount- j ¡Sunday visitors at the Mrs. ing to about $150. Roxie Shank home. Joseph Pietrok went coon Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ray and hunting Tuesday and got what daughter Miss Elda visited at GASOLINE AND , HARNESS Pa Idie shot at. J. Burtons Sunday. D. Towns made a business Tony Schindler and Phillip L U B R I C A T I N G S A. W. SCIIRUNK, SHELF HARDWARE trip to Albany Saturday. Pietrok called at the Lee Down Mrs. Frank Habberman of ings home Sunday evening. A U M S V IL L E , O R EG O N Salem is visiting home folks this Mrs. P. H. Lambert visited week. with her daughter Mrs. W. R. GOOD GOOD Bill Topher of Fern Ridge Brenner Wednesday. GOODS spent the past week visiting his Frank Lambert called at F. P. GOODS brother. Barney Topher at the Hottingers Monday. A ï? . Ï Tony Giesler home. Grandma Mitehel. who has Miss Marguerite Ryan attend been visiting her daughter Mrs. ed the Christian Convention at Ed Smith for some time, depart Salem. ed Friday for her home in Catching Cuttlefish. G. A. Luthy and family spent town Sunday F. A. Marriels and family of Cuttlefish rvqtiiie deft handling. The the week end visiting his moth Lyle and John Lutz visited Southern Oregon. Lyons, were sleighriding in tho Gus Zoellner went to Salem with Melvin Shank Friday. Miss Gladys Downing spent er fish valley Sunday evening. n r fastened r '¡'"IT* VlT tied \ er . . in . Salem to a hoo.; or even . ,, and . a sister who is Monday. Miss Cora Ray and Frank Saturday at the D. Townes of to a string. is i. t dropped over tho Vl>l ,n Salem irom eastern Frank Berry was a Lyons cal Gus Zoellner is visiting at the Moiser of Scio spent the week home. side to lie swallowed, lint to excite tho Oregon, Jake Wotirms farm. ler Monday. end at the W. R. Ray home. gustatory organs of the cuttles and to J. L. Siegmund took care of (’. Will, Columbis and George be slowly pulled up until thus« mol- Ray Fox butchered G fine Po Tony and August Kloer spent A. Luthy’s business while Mr. L. Mulkey was at Portland to see iusks have reached tho surface in u land porkers Tuesday. Dog* end Porcupines. Sunday at the Lee Downing vain attempt to embrace it with their was in Salem last week. their mother who was quite ill. No matter how many lessons a dog home. “Junior” the H months old m Mrs. John Crabtree was a Sa- And she has appeared to he some has received, it is a peculiarity long long arms. Then in n moment a gaff of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lanni g, Miss Zona Ray returned home noted that it will attack n porcupine hi plunged into the leathery mantle of lem visitor Wednesday. better. would bo diner, and the creature passed away Thursday aftern :: Sunday after several months every time It Is mot A setter or point is the unceremoniously Forest Mack motored to Salem flung into the boat. er after |>artridges. Just as u half or at Scio. with pneumonia, after an illiu \ Tuesday to get the newly weds, blooded bound after deer, will of of 2 days. Service were hel I Rock Point Hi» Forte. Charley Lambert called at the full C. E. Taylor and wife. throw himself on a porcupine every Nearly every member of n Tulsa at ihe family residence at 11 Roy Brenner home one day last time it is seen and immediately set up man's family performs on some kind o’clock Saturday. The little oi,o week. the same fam iliar howl of dismay. of an instrument. Miss Helen Hunt spent the was laid to rest in Fox Valle/ When cornered the |ioreupiue rolls up Au oi l Iowa neighbor, who was vis The Missps Gladys Downing U n ion H ill week end at home. into a hall, hidiug legs, head and belly iting at tn.i home, remarked tlmt it cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. <’ . • and Mabel Townes called at the and presenting uulhiug except an ani must be a source of g; at pleasure to School is closed this week on ning have the deepest sympathy P. H. Lambert home Wednesday. mated cactus It has the faculty of him. Tlie father made no reply. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter account of the lyid weather. of many friends and neighbors loosening its hold on tile quills, which continued the Iowa man, Mrs. Linn Lambert spent Sun are imbedded in pores In Its skin, and j'it "Really,” is remarkable. Your youngest son and children were entertained at through their sorrows. Miss I,aura Rand is visiting her day with home folks. they come off and stick to another oh is a cornet Ut, both your daughters are dinner at the C. W. Geer home parents in Portland this week. Miss Holder left on the Sun Everett Knapp visited with Ject ut the slightest touch - Exchange. pluulsts, and your wife is u violinist Sunday it being Mr. Geer's 74 Now, what are you?" Mrs. Perry Darby visited the day morning for her home near the Huber Bros. Sunday. Drawing the Line. "I," replied tiie old man—"I am a |ies. birthday. school Friday afternoon. Salem, expecting to return as Sunday March the fourth is A London tailor made his idle and simist."—Life. Verny Scott went to Victor soon as the weather is favor blu On account of sickness and had j to a Welsh castle, where he Bet to be election day for the Mt. retired Point Friday evening to spend a weather there were only eigh t, to open school again. up ns a squire. Bat the tailor had Street Venders In China. Pleasant Sunday School. Every hardly got established as u squire when One of the ehaiuctcrl -ti ' features of few days visiting relatives also one is urged to be present at a Loudon hatter retired and set up in street life In a Chinese village is tlie to attend the basket social given took the spelling contest last week. castle us a squire also. large number of small tables or stands at Oak Grove Friday evening. eleven A. M. to help install < ffi- a It neighboring was disgusting. Miss Clarice Downing was ab L y o n s N ew s cers for the coming year. A friend, apropos of the former hat along the street kept by venders of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Matheny sent from school two days last peanuts, cakes, confectionery, fruits ter's coming, said to the ex-tailor: Messrs. Jake, Rarnie and "Will you call on him?" Snowing, yes, how do you like and the like, on w hich the go als sold visited at the W. A. Heater week, the first she has missed in Hank Jungwirth called on the “Not I,” was the reply. "One must are arranged in small piles for sale at home Friday and Saturday. it? 14 inches on the level and five years. draw the line somewhere." Rays Sunday. a small price- a handful of pcuinitH for thawing all the time. Belle Hurt went to Sublimity so," said the friend, "you draw 10 cash, for example, a handful of Alvin Burns was a Sublimity | Frank Lambert made a busi It "And Monday to visit a couple of days ca„er Tues(iay. round the neck, eh?” Mrs. Potter sent for her chil lichees for 10 cash, or a cent, and ness trip to Aumsville Friday. ^ . ... ; dren Doretta and Donald. Mrs. on. I’uHsersby put down llicir 10 < usii with her cousin Miss Ldith Mangled Hi<j Name. i Mrs. Albert Prank is visiting A large crowd attended the Albert Bigelow Paine In his hook or cent pieces, pick up their purchase „ , , _ , her daughter in Oregon City this Morris has been taking earn of and pro eed to consume it. lecture on dairying given by "The Boys' I.ife of Mark Twain" tells them all winter. Wm. Stcvely and John VVor- weej{ an anecdote of Mark Twain's disup Towne--M> wife never lll.es me to den spent Sunday evening at Prof Fitz of 0. A. C. pointnieiit when lie found that Ids eai to her age Browne My wife's Clarence Downey spent Sunday Sarah and Anna Kuiken stayed Owing to the deep snow the ly dream of literary fame was de refer funny thut way too. She doesn't want the W. R. Heater home. with friends in town the latter in Salem. past week there was no school troyed IB had written an nrticle on me to remember In r a- " and yet sin- Mrs. Wm. Raben and daughter part of the week. The snow lin tlie Hornet disnsit. a U‘ . c| burned in gets mad If I forget her lilrthdiit C. P. Darst is in Salem this and the program and basket the Dora went to Stay ton Saturday. ing too deep to admit of their go I’adfie and to his great delight it week. social that was to beFriday even hud been a' repred by llarjier's Magu Friend—All, doctor, how did * you ing up and down the mountain W. H. Carter calicdat the I. B. ing wiil be postponed to Friday zinc. In imugluulion he hud seen In« make out with tliut cranky patient o. Carter home on business Satur C. J. Hunt and wife call ad at to school. name in every style and size of type, yours? In tor Oh we're both oo the the J. T. Hunt home Tuesday March the ninth. Dnnt forget but when the ramber appeared Mark road to recovery II • s able to be about, day. Fox Valley school closed on afternoon. the date. Twain had l i en changed by the printer and I am suing for my lull Exehuuge Chas. Peters and wife attended | Edd Jacobs went to Salem account of the snow being ;o Barney and Bill Topher and into Murk 8 wain. When wo plant a tree we ure doing the Dairy meeting held at Sub Friday to see his sister Mrs. J’no. deep. w lut we < an to make our planet u Giesler spent Sunday at the H. The Mikado's Title. limity Saturday. ; more wholesome and happier dwelling Billie Edler made a trip to | Givens who is quite sick. R. Shank home. The ruler of Japan really should be place for tin -c who come after us, if W. R. Heater was trading called ten-o, not mikado. The latter Mill City Friday in his Ford, Miss Doit'ay Smith spent the means “royal gain" and is a tit s: some not for ourselves. — Oliver Wendell v. ith Sublimity and Stayton mer- John Boedigheimer and A rthur1 through aliout H inches of snow. Holmes Hausen were Stayton callers week end at Albany visiting what similar to .sublime porte, whe h shants Saturday. C. V. Clifford is hack in Lyons with her filter Mrs. Chas. Alex is u sol Indifferently to mean the Turk "This operating a moloreur certainly School .has been posponed on Wednesday. where his many friends are glad ander. ish sultan, his government or t lie coun does run e lota of men com idled nhout account af the deep snow as w hat I lies < an do " try Itself. Ten-o means • heaven's high to welcome him. W. R. Ray made a business est." a title surpassing all tlie most "Weil, hot consider the opportunities th i is about 20 inches on the Fox V a lle y G e m s It res' i ices on a man for blowing level to say nothingof the drifts. trip to Albany Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Canning lost grandiloquent European efforts. The Ids ow horn " their baby hoy H months old, of W. P. Sun ■ of Lyons called original Japanese equivalent for ten-o Francis Harris spent the week at the Cold Spring farm Wed Is Bonmelamlkoto, hilt the former is Suitor So jou loid your father that end with home folks. broncial pneumonia, Thursday, Melvin Schnackenberg visited universally used, perhaps on account I was earning $-1.000 a year. What nesday. it those at the home of his sister, Mrs. | the 22. No one know of its brevity. did be so.v? Tlie (»¡rl- Hi: said be knew you were ; Gladys Stone, Thursday and who have lost, the he u ache of Mrs. Tom Phiilip3 called at, /n f j tv > ttf i i Washed Over an Isthmus. getting that much, but lie doubled you the father and mother, hut Go] M e h a m a M ite s Friday of last week. Mrs. G. II. Lay s Wednesday, i ¡n October, isao. a womb .ui mn were earning It. Heniy Schroder calle J at Mrs. rine dlsnstcr occurred at f'l.call Beach A crowd of young p e o p I e knows best. They h.vu the sym "I've got a lot of beaus on my string,1’ Ten ships were driven ashore, and We have been having rather motored to Gates in Will Bode- pathy of the entire neighbor Roxie S tanks Tuesday. nine of them were smashed to fire snld (lie pretty candy clerk. “Have disagreeable weather the past kers Maxwell Steamer last Sat hood. D. Towre< and wife were wood. The tenth vessel, a craft of 500 I you 7" "Well, I do hare a lot of callers on tons, was throw u by a wave over the Week. Mrs. Rurdet and Mrs. Titze urday evening attending a dance. Aumsville visitors Thursday, bench from the West bay and floated flic line," ndmilled the central girl.— took a sleigh ride into Lyons Mi . Sam Burdick past through Mr. and Mrs. Pete Junrwrl h off Into the smooth waters of Portland Baltimore American. Every one who could he out | last week to do some trading. and son are stopping at Harvey Roads. In this voyage short but e.x , Mrs lie Fashion - Where's the morn- town Tuesday. was coasting on the grat’te above trnordinary—she crossed rigid over the Ing paper? Mr. De F. What on earth Valerine, Gus a n d (Jordan Lyons Sunday afternoon. The Mr. and Mrs. I). I. Caldwell Sneltons home at Jordan. isthmus along which now runs the do you want w ith Hie in .ruing paper? 7. h r visited the Frank Zim snow was pretty wet and un and Miss Pansy Tindel visited Mr. a 'd Mrs. P. H. Lambert London and Southwestern line and (he Mrs De Fashion I want to see If tho and family are the j roud owners King’s highway. — Westminster lla play we witnessed Inst lilglit was good in man homo Sunday. satisfactory for much pleasure, friends in Lyons Wednesday of sette. or bad.—New York Weekly. last week. of an Oakland Six. Giles arid Leo Wafiner were in I but nevertheless lots of fun. t o t h 'C o l d S p n ilK i w m b u n d a y . l j A Double Roll The Farmers ¡tore of Quality We Buy Your Produce ho