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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1917)
Correspondence From J * • - ? f U C * ' : ' A l l O v e r T h e V a lle y Howell Notes. Mrs. A. Ruef, mother and • daughter Theresa, were Stayton visitors Saturday. Mrs. E. G. Siegmund is attend ing State Grange at Atitoria this week. J. W. Thomas and wife were week end visitors at the home of their daughter Mrs. I. B. Carter of the Waldo Hills. T. J. Ware, wife and sons at tended the sale at the I. B. Car e e r home Monday. t* A. P. Kirsch and wife took . their daughter Mrs. P. J. Kirsch • over near Sdo Wednesday, where she will visit her sister, Mrs, „ Chari«*« 'Apple. 1 Archie Kimsey and wife called at the A. P. Kirsch home Mon day fev<m|ng. Tho'Young people of the Ruef family were Monday evening ; callers at the A. P. Kirsch home. Mrs. Beckey Kimsey was a , Thursday morning caller in Stay- ! ton. a surprise picnic in honor o f Ern eat Knapp Sunday. A dainty dinner was served in picnic style after which they were helped to icecream. A delightful time was reported by all. Those present were Misses Angeline Ryan, Maud Smith, Alice and Sophia Eberhardt, Elsie Downing, Rox ana Shank, Messrs. Fred Smith, Clifford Downing, Wayne and Willie Huber, Johnnie Aegerter and Melvin Shank. Ben Thayer and wife were Sunday visitors at the Floyd Shelton home. Union Hill Albert Rabens and wife and Miss Francis Freeman called at the Wm. Rabens home Friday. Miss Iza Geer returned home Monday from Salem where she has been visiting the past week. Mr. Jacob Scott had the mis fortune to cut his foot while slashing brush Thursday, it re quiring four stitches. Miss Ina Baldwin spent the The Walluga Club met Thurs week end at home. day with Mrs. Adloph Heater. Thp'MiRaea Agnes Kirsch, Eva There was five members and two and Adelaide Steward were visitors present The time was | Thursday callers of Wilma Ware. spent in sewing for the hostess Margaret Schaefer, C o r o I after which a dainty lunch was Smuck and little sister Audrey served. W. H. Tate returned home Wef-e Friday visitors o f Wilma from Culver Ore., Thursday. w W . ’ 1 ' * * Miss Edna Tate of Portland Mrs. Lizzjo Burrdick and Mrs. Nick Warner were Wednesday and Tom Tate of Olex Ore., were callers at the A. P. Kirsch home both agreeably surprised Wed- Joe Silbernagle and family mo neseay June 5th on finding they both decided to visit home folks tored to Jordan Tuesday. at the same date. Lawrence and Merta Siegmund Mr. and Mrs. Carter will leave attended the dance at Jordan for Wheeler county the last of Tuesday evening. the week. Mrs. Smith and daughter Eva Mr. and Mrs H. B. Scott and called at the A. P. Kirsch home family motored up from Silver- Tuesday. ton Sunday and spent the day Clyde Downing was a week end | at the Geo. Scott home. visitor at the C. W. Steward Mrs. Floyd Crabtree ond chil home. dren are visiting relatives in T. L. Sanders and family were this neighborhood. Sunday callers at the T. J. Ware Miss Berth Mollet is visiting home. in Portland this week. Ira Kirsch and Lewis Kearns called on Miss Wilma Ware Sun day afternoon. Wm. Lake was a Saturday cal ler in Stayton. Mrs. Geo. Flakes and little son Mrs. W. M. Malone motored to Virgil and Miss Bessie McCrow, Kingston Sunday. of Canada, are visiting at the A. Fisher home. Miss Elsie Darby, of Silverton, spent the week end at the J. D. •r't a 1 - Darby home Sunday. The Miss Mrs. Jacob Huber, accompani es Letha and Edyth remained ed by her daughters, Mr. Chas. here for a week’ s visit with rel- Semane and wife and Mrs. Lizzie atives. Dyer, of Portland, motored to Misses Lola Jones and Inez the John Huber home Saturday. Fisher, who attended Silverton Miss Zona Ray, of McMinn High school the past term, are ville, spent the week end with home for the summer vacation. home folks. Mrs. Fred Caspell and little Miss Marguerite Ryan left daughter, of Portland,are spend Monday for Aberdeen, Wash. ing a few days at the Mrs. P. Linn Lambert and wife were Caspell home. Sunday visitors at the P. H.Lam Several from Victor Point at bert home. tended the sale on the I. B. Car Mr. and Mrs. Joe Senz and ter farm near Oak Grove. daughter Irene visited at H. R. The dance at the W. 0. W. Shanks Sunday. hall Saturday night was largely Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zimmer attended. man and family motored to Hen The Misses Ethel and Leona ry Senz Sunday. King and Inez Fischer attended Misses Josie Kloer, Dorothy the commencement exercises of Smith, Verna and Crystal Shank, the Salem High school Friday and Messrs. Joe Pietrok, Tony evening. and August Kloer were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Doer- visitors at Lee Downings. fler, of Salem, were entertained A, large crowd from this vicin- at the M. Doerfler home Satur- ¡ty attended Mr. and Mrs. Louie day. Giesler’s wedding dance. Mrs. W. R . Jones has returned The inhabitants of this neigh-1 home from Salem hospital, where borhood are well pleased to see she underwent a serious opera- some road work being done, as tion several weeks ago. the roads are very badly in need Mrs. G. W. Slagel is on the sick list. of it. Lulay &. Schindler are doing Miss Ida and Lewis Doerfler some carpenter work for G. H. were in Silverton Friday. Ray. Read our clubbing offer. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shank gave Victor Point Ht. Pleasant * a--------------------------------- — --------------------------- --------- ----------- »t« *♦» *♦ * »♦« 4 *. •• The Farmers’ St ore of Quality - Having bought before prices advancei d we are in a position to sell at prices that defy all compi etition in the valley. J COME IN AND SEE JUST W H A T W E HAVE TO OFFER YOU G R O C E R IE S SOAP 10 ba^-s Elk Savon for 6 bars While Wonder 6 bars best toilet - S P E C IA L S o RANGES - - - - - - 25c 25c 25c 2 dozen sweet Oranges for 1 dozen fresh Lemons for L ettuce, Radish Best Parlor Matches 6 boxes for 25c Sugar— Best Berry Fruit 12 lbs. for $1.00 SHOES Men’s Pat. or Gun Metal Oxfords reg. $3.50 to $4, now $1.49 Men’s Pat. and Gun Metal Shoes reg. $4 to $5 now at $1.98 I .A D IE S SHOES 1 lot pat. kid and gun metal shoes reg. $3.50 at $1.98 I -*ot 2, pat. and gun shoes and Ox fords. reg. $2.50 to $3, now 1.29 W e have a good line of Fishing Tackle, Auto Tires and Accessories. - - - 25c 15c - Pump Oil Cans, 5 gal. never fail cans. Reg. $2.50, now $1.50 PERCALES 32 in. blue, red figured Percales, regular 121c at the low price of 1 Oc per yard. IV ten’s Linen Collars, broken lots, regular priced 15c, now 10c. Buy Your Produce at Best Prices good a GOODS . W . SCHRUNK Áumsville GOOD y GOODS Oregon W e Speak German Sale of Pumps Low Round Trip Fares TO and Oxfords at EASTERN DESTINATIONS On Sale via California Many dates in June, July, Aug. and Sept. Lancefeld’s Shoe Store Commencing Saturday Liberal Stopovers. Enjoy a Beach Outing Trip --------------- 1 L. A. Thomas was receiving hogs here Wednesday. ---------- Mrs. D. B. Coness spent Sun- Will Councilman and family day with Mrs. Hunter, were transacting business in Mrs. Nipple called on Mrs. Stayton Tuesday. Gilbert one day last week. Flora Snodderly o f Jefferson is visiting at the Gunsaules tome. Mrs. C. 0. Grant of Eugene Clyde Thomas has purchased a was visiting at the H. B. Condit Ford car. home last week. Roy Crabtree is riding around Mr. and Mrs. Weisenberger the country in a new Buick. called at the Leonard Walker The cheese factory is now in lome Sunday evening. opperation and the outlook is Samual Martin and wife have ve y pr> m sing, they are getting moved to Portland for the sum plenty of milk. mer. Poke Thomas and family of Eva McClellan who has been Balston, Ore., are visiting his attending school in California brothsr E. H. Thomas. the past two years came home Frei Peppcrlin is building a Saturday. strawshed for Wm. Brotherton. Mrs Dively, Mrs Weigands J.hn Rhouine sheare i sheep and son Gerald, visited at the for Mr. Coombs last Fiilay. Gunsaules home last Thursday. Wm. Brothertor aad Clyde Mrs. Fallrich and son have Thomas n a ie a trip to Lyons moved to Geer. la-t Friday to secure milk for Mrs. Laura Tcrnan and daugh tho cheese factory. ter were Staytnn visitors Tues- i Ba's arer and Co., received a day. car load of Salt last Fri lay. Mr. Williams and wife who recently came from the East Squirrel Poison have taken possession o f the Use it now’. Sloper’s Drug Cridermann place. Store. Nick Schmitz is building a AT W est Stayton Newport or Tillamook BEACHES MANY ATTRACTIONS AND DIVERSIONS Round Trip Fares Jordan Jingles C. C. Mulkey was in to>\n the large grainery. first of the week. Thomas McClellan came up H. J. Mutchler returned Mon from California and spent Sun day from Pendleton. day with his parents. Limit 3 months On Sale Every Day. Return October 31. Also Week End On Sale Saturday and Sunday Return Monday Ask your local agent for informatnn John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES — — —1 STAR TH EATRE “HOME OF BEST PICTURES” Program for Saturday and Sunday SATURDAY Hearst-Pathe News—1 reel “ THE TAINT” A 3-reel feature ‘ Luke Lawyer” Comedy. SUNDAY Beautiful Broadway St.it’ Jeanne Easels in “ The World and the Worn in ’ A really big theme in a strong drama. The re birth of a soul thro un derstanding and faith. See our Clubbing offer in another column.