Gourai y Con aspondence
From
All Over The Valley
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c
We Lead-Others Follow!
W e sell goods at the old prices and we W IL L con
tinue to do so for the next 30 days. Having -bought
large orders at BED ROCK PRICES, now as the
raise comes we quit buying and are giving you the
benefit of these E X T R E M E L Y low prices that defy
all competitors.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ruettgers
wore l usiness callers in Stayton
Tuesday.
The Miss«'.-» Grace and K.'xana
The efforts of the patrons of
Shank were week-end visitors at
our district to secure a large ting
Salem.
for the school house is much ap-
VV. R. Ray returned home from I v inti ! by the school and it is
Portland Thursday after several our hope that all who assisted
days absence.
will feel amply rewarded for
Miss Nnonr
, u« r«>rt- their aid when they behold the
lan i is visiting with the Misses s.ars and stripes waving in the
Ray.
breeze.
Miss Selma Shutf, of Stayton,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brand and
was a week on i visitor r.t the M. family ar.J Miss Ruth Fuson
10 bars o f Klk S avon Soap
0 bars o f fine T oilet Soap
25c
F. Ryan home.
were internained by Mr. and
Frank Lambert motored to Sa Mrs. T. VV. Creech Thursday
L a rg e fresh L im on i;, dozen
6 bars W h ite W o n d e r Soap
25c
evening.
lem Sunday.
O ranges at 10c dozen. 3 for 25c
T. VV. Creech, M. S. Titus and
Frank Mosier, o f Scio, called
at the VV. R. Ray home Friday. John Robertson were Stayton
m
I G olden R od Oats, 5 lb-, tor
25c
Mrs. VV. R. Ilr nner called at callers Monday.
for a double roll o f W A L L - P A P E R
-
1
C
urve
Cut
M
acaroni,
3
lbs
25c
-
Paul Shepherd was absent
the P. H. Lamb rt home Wed
from school Tuesday.
nesday.
Miss Ruth Fuson spent Satur
Mr. and Mrs. Eberhart and
family visited at the J. H. Kloer day afternoon in Salem.
Mrs. R. B. Clayton has been
home Monday eve.
employed
at the* Titus Archer
Mrs, Ed Smith and Mrs. Roxie
home
the
past
few days.
Shank called at H. R. Shank’ s
Mrs. Wheaton Huntley re
Wednesday.
turned
to her home from the
Mrs. Henry Senz visited with
hospital
in Albany Saturday and
Mrs. Frank Habberman Satur
/O f?
is
reported
as doing nicely.
day.
Misses Frances Kloer and N et-1 .Mis.; Lucille Ruettgers was a
tie Eberhardt called at Mr. Finks sch°ol visitor luesday.
at Jordan Thursday.
« Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Titus
Mrs. Floyd Shelton visited with i spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. John Huber Friday after- j their son. Carl Titus,
>1
C< i
I * * * * j Q r *
noon.
I
~
Joe Pietrok made a flying trip
to F. X. Hottinger’ s Tuesdav.
--------
Miss Cora Ray. accompanied
Mrs. Sar.dberg and Miss Hold-
by the Misses Mabel Arnold and;er were visitors at H. F. Bodek-
Gertrude Shimanek, o f Scio. er’s Sunday afternoon,
were week end visitois at the
W. R. Surry received a carload
W. R. Ray home.
o f tileing the first o f the week.
Harry Downing was a Sunday
G. F. and J. H. Johnston made
visitor at Lee Downing's.
a business trip to Jorday Tues-
The Misses Nettie, Al ee, So- day.
phia and Agnes Eberhardt, Elsie,
Aliss Edna Holder spent Fri-
Gladys and-Ei la Downing. Bes- day ever.i:m oi ast week w ith-of this meeting will be found in
Mili City School Notes
Ài
Den
sie, Verna and Crystal Shank Isabella Surry,
another column of the Mail.
and Messrs. . >3 Metro'* and Ciii-
^
i^erg was a Stayton
Ralph Kelly is to take charge
The high school boys have the
ford Downing were entertained caller Si urday
of the 7th grade class in agri- work, on the tennis court, far
Ii
ir
at the Ed Smith homeiSunday.
au
Th«
T 3 funeral o f Mr. Engles, of culture from now until the end enough along so that it can be
• »od intenti
of
A local institute under th< serving
Pete Jung.', ii n and \\:.e were Portland, was held here VVednes- of the term
rons in th.
«y
used. The backstops are almost
supervision
of Sujicrintendent liest po
. w ty, i want
Stayton visitors one day last day and the remains laid to rest
Last Friday afternoon the completed and the ground level.
nd
week.
¡he b si serv i
in the Fox Vallpy cemetery be high school students spent the Four rackets, a net and balls VV. M. Smith willin' held in S ta,- will gi
be
Mrs. Roxie Snank called on side his wife, who preceded him last two periods in the after were purchased from Hauser ton, Saturday, April 2d, begin lions
I wi, ; - 1 - I .ili 1 -let'll « :,
Mrs. Frank Hi bberman Monday. several years.
noon in parliamentary practice. Bros, of Albany. The wire was ning at 10 a. n>. This will be the
n
most
important
local
institute
¡ilk!
tf» '
o
•y
Lewis Ru> made a business
>n
One of the many good features bought o f of a local firm.
ever held in Stayton ai d one of to all il
■'i ,■ u iiK
e,
trip to Geo. Sundner's Wednes
of the Local Teachers Institute
i h e jrirls are showing great
the most important ever held in and wl
isst
run
pi«
day.
s.
will oe ;
ay in the Art and interest in the game o f tennis.
Marion county. Stayton will ho will :
lha, an
se»
¡Music room This will consist Somu are j u8t learning how to exceedingly fortunate in having
cured.
Last M >n ’
vemng a large | o f drawings and paintings from play a
the
at this time two speakers o f na
i V HI
«i i i
h-
number or irieuds of Mr. and au grades and the high school a wrong part of the racket.
tional reputation. One of them Iwrhoo. t" kno
dMt l
ill
Mt . J. "
0 rd or gathered weli. There will also be a li
Miss Davey, who teaches the will be Superintendent Alderman ' really Pi reciat
2>lr. Ed Kimball called Oil He- a tu L j Hardware store and piay Gf bird houses from the fir
tiled go.
ill
seventh and eighth grade was of the Portland schools and A. and pa: mage.
man Shelton Tuesday.
marched in a body to the Gard- four grades.
w¿nt tu
to
ill for a few days. Rev. Fitch E. Winship, editor find publisher
(.| t
they have •
Mrs. Henry Phillips ceiled on ner
•< ■ »•'•••<■:«/• surprising
st
’ .p í
The bird ho ise contest 1 • u taught in her place.
of
the
"Journal
o
f
Education”
o
f
¡,,
t
ut tre; 11... il i ;
rs
Mrs. (
T
the ing much interest in the primur.
Boston. Dr. Winship i. without
Mr.
Boyd,
an
impersonator,
--
euj<.;
am'
Li.
1
ill
fr
’
3
' :..........:........ . . r o f t • room.
Any assistance that < i- ave a short talk in the assembly doubt the best informed school
.
t
lad
to
"have
tin
ig-
wi. a week e d visitor with 1 is Gardner s,
be given the child en in In: in, room Thursday which was en- man in the United States, a he
di-
add friendly crii.
is.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tb« ? n ' • wns pleasantly the names of the many vain,
joyed
by
all.
has
been
in
every
state,
city
and
R
e
lu
c
t
fully.
Rohwein.
s r ‘ in Drying parlor games o f birds that are returning, froi
.
m i - «
»e United Sti
Dr*
Francos X. Jl< r<
Miss Le.a Eccleson vi iied ailu '•«‘■neasiMg a mock wedding their winter homes will be greatly
sent
from
the
high
school
last
Winship
knows
more
educators
at the conciuaion of which re appreciated.
Sunday with Miss Elva Wing.
It lay.
personally and knows more aix
freshments were served. The
Mrs. Peter J ingworth was o v e r _ .
. .
school
conditions everywhere
Mr. Gardner
Vera Sutton left school. Mr.
nigiit visitor at the B rotherton^“ ? ' * _ * ? '" * ?
than
perhaps
any other man in
v,!
• pair of pearl cuff lirftes
Sutton and family moved to
home Monday.
the
country.
Perhaps neverj
and Mr.--. Gardner with a brooch
Ohio where they have relatives.
Tum lay evening, n ;oo<,
ed
again will the people o f this com
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas with a pearl setting.
crowd
attended
the
am
P
Plans are being made {< r
munity have the opportunity of
were Sta;. ton callers Monday.
The i vited guests were: A.
given
!.»-
1
-
A -tis; ;
Id
listening to so eminent a speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Thomas D. Gar n er and wife, Everett building a new depo; on the
Fellows
Hall
and
nil
enj<
‘
he
Mr. Alderman needs no intro-
were Sunday visitors at the Wm. Gar ‘ner a 1 wife, F. F. Foster Linn county side near Butter
evening.
fields
boar
i
g
house.
It
is
to
duc*i<
n as he has been State Sup
Brotherto i Lorn-?.
and wife, J. VV. Mayo and w ife,
The program consisted ■
is-
The whited sepulchre in hibli- erintendent of Portland for s< v-
be a larger, better and mu h
Mr. Lon Titus, o f Kingston, St n o A. Siam and wife, E. B,
ion
I
numbei
s
and
was
wc
id-
tvi
timet
end
hypocrites
o
f
the
more convenient than the old
eral years and during this tin
and Clair Ti; i-..s were . un :
L' ckhar'
id wife, A. S. Pan one. I.
■
t business pri enl da) will be discussed by has made Portland one of the erod, t hr* midienee encore ! ich
visitors at L i. u ■ Tncmas ho ne. no u: and wife, II. Lilly and
Harvey !!ij.!
of
i building is located on the Marion Hi< pastor Sunday night at the he. t school cities in lli Unit 'd number.
V , . C C. ’
Ml a> 1 ’..'if«'.
Portland
wiio
had
char
go
i
he
county side of the l iver, o a de- Methodist Episcopal church un- g^a^e3 anc| has incident illy built
Mr- Luiisway and Miss Rice.
re-
pot situated on the Linn county dor (he ti'lc* of
1 wo l aces un- f(,r himself a national reputation. Juvenile depart nent wi
sent
and
sang
f
'
Vernl
re’
ns.
der Orn' Hat or The Man Who The public is courteously i n v i t > d
side will be an improvement.
ll«* was aceompanie«! <
he
The railroad bridge is to be Plays the Double R ole" and in to attend this meeting. A short
P. Merts ond fami
piano
by
Mrs.
J.
TT
go.
built with a walk on each side so the morning the sermon will be program by the school will be
Sunday at the Pietrok home.
Mrs. Ringo sang a •
on-
that people in Marion county on the subject o f "Wined and given in the afternoon followed
r. ru-d ‘Mrs. C. J. Uuetlger’ s
core
much to F e deb
,’ n*. Bel! o! Eugene nr.d .John
>se
Di’
ed
or
a
Banquet
in
High
by addresses by Dr. Winship
c; . jd ;
the McKenzie home VV. L. Smith, one o f the super- will not have to go across the
present, Wanda 1!
im-
Life
and
What
Came
o
f
it."
wagon bridge when going to the
and Mr. Alderman.
We urge
Sunday.
vi ;ei - of Marion count« , visited
The public is cordially invited everyone in the entire commu panied her.
new
depot.
. rs. . Richardson, of Stay- the school Tuesday afiernoon.
Dr. G. C. Ksheltnnn, .
me
The Mammon Lumber Co. is to attend all services including nity to attend this meeting and medical Director, i ave :
-p ,t several days
tc
wh
ry
c d T« ach r’s Institute will
th« Sunday School, Mrs. Lock- we feel sure thaï you will be
Crabtree ho n *, r ;- b held in Stayton, Saturday building ten new houses south
a le I
inriructive
tali;
<
the
a
n
nd
hmt superintendent, at 10 and more than repaid for having
of the school house. They are
ti ed • « r home Mo./ta.\
purposes of t!io lodge,
rict
April 28. by the Supt. VV. M.
tie Epworth League
at 6:30.
done so.
__________
organizer S w ’ mv I o f I’o and
! sie
nie, Frank a d Y has. Smith. This institute will b<* also building an addition to their
,, t
, . _
was pr*;ani and secured
d the dr,
-t M. tl " most important ever held loirding house.
.
Ihomas, ol Gooch, v
ral
y
» urday night.
new
m*'inbers.
At
the
r
B.
Prange,
postmaster
at
Sub
Mrs. A. A. Flood and son Wal- inmwn yesterday visiting r<da-
lu
in Stayton, as the speakers are
mil made a call at the Mail limity, was a Stayton visitor sion of the program dain
re»
The : or left Sunday morning to join ti
hn ! "'tro!: was in St y ton men f national repute.
freshments were serv«'d.
Monday.
program and detailed statement | Mr. Flood in Pendleton
onice.
O .i busi. cas Tuesday.
Ht. Pleasant
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
5c
SPECIAL A N N O U N C E M E N T
You can get harness supplies at our store
W e have a depart
ment for all your wants. See us first.
W e Buy Y ou r P rodu ce at Best IF VIC
T h e Farm er’s Store o f Quality
Fox \ alley Gems
GOOD
GOODS
1
A. W. SCHRU :T
Aumsville
Oregon
W e Speak German
Stayton to Have
An Institute.
Leiter
Wedding Anniversary
Jordan Jingles
United Aru ans 1' t
MiU City Locals
Methodist Church
Kingston Kinks
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