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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1917)
T he S TA Y TO N M AIL Interesting Magazine ALEXANDER A DAUGHERTY, Owners and Publishers ’ An interesting little magazine “ The Spike” published by the C. E. DAUGHERTY, Editor anti Manager men of the 8th Regiment Engi neers N it onal Army U. S. A. Entered as second class m atter at the postoffice at Stayton, Marion is brought to our disk. It was County. Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1870. sent to John 11. Porter by his son Glenn who is in the Engi neering Corps. Glenn has hu ■ several years experience in this M .nbri o f the State Editorial Association and of the Willamette Valley Editorial line of work previous to going -------- - Association into the army. He spent some thing in Alaska. He has grown Advertising Kates Made Known Upon Application to manhood in this vicinity and has many friends who are inter Forrigi Advertising Represented by The American Press Association ested in him. Following is a song published in “ The Spike. ” EIGHTH ENGINEER’S S O N G . Address all Communications to The Stayton Mail XI WHY. THAT WAS PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON S FAVOLITI. 01.0 HICKORY WAS MIGHTY PARTICULAR ABOUT HIS TOBACCO CHEW Country Correspondence From All Over The Valley West Stayton Victor Point Shakespeare Lena pa beer Cherootes (War Hoop) We’re from the wild aud wooly west W e're almost civilized. From Rocky Mountains to the Goast, W e've counted many ties. From Canada to Mexico, Beneath the Western skies W e’ve come to help the soldier hoys. And the job is just our size. C ELEB R A TED Chewing Plu¿ n r S O R E T H E IN V E N T IO N PATENT AIR -P R O O F P O U C H G R A V E L Y P L U G TOBACCO MAO* « T R I C T L Y TOR I T » CHS.WING Q U A L ITY W OULD NOT K * * P F R E B H IN T H IS S E C T IO N . N O W T H E P A TE N T P O U C H K E C P 3 IT F R E S H AN O C L E A N A N P O O O D A L I T T L E C H E W O F G R A V EL Y H t N O U O M A N D L A S T S L O N G E R T H A N A l>IO C H E W O F O R D I N A R Y Pi.JC <. or O U R Subscription Price $1.00 Per Year In Advance By Albert l’. Wilson, G Go. We don’t belong to the regulars We’re railroad engineers. W e’re only part of the rank and lile. But someone holds us dear. Many a m other's heart will ache. Within the coming year. But Uncle Sam will take off his hat To the Railroad Engineers G R A V E L Y 'S J?JQ .O rui^tgM w w C d A», ..-/•■ “ ’.W f"» f m ■ »i i i ■' --------------------------- f e r ì —■ BEFORE BILLY POSTE* GETS THROUGH, A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE WILL DC GETTING PARTICULAR TOO ML I A dance will be given Satur day evening July 21 in the sknt- i n g rink, floor 50x75 large enough to accomodate every body who comes. Music by 12 piece Italian band. Come and en joy the evening. Dr. G. C. Watson has answer ed the call of his country. He left Portland W'ednesday morn ing for Vancouver B. C. where he will enlist as a dentist or in the hospital corps of the Brit ish Army. R. A. Ward of The Dalles Ore. will give a demonstration of rid ding your place of gopher, moles ami squirrels Saturday afternoon July 21 before the grange in the Odd Fellows hall. The public is cordially invited to attend. The team of A. C. Ferry of Sublimity broke loose from the hitching rack in the feed barn Monday evening and ran up third street but as they started across the bridge over the ditch the rig struck the railing and turned over and while the team was thus halted Glenn Munkers caught them. Very little dam age was done. A. W. Schrunk, merchant, who will open a grocery and dry goods store in Salem, is moving his store and household goods. Mr. Schrunk has been doing a prosperous business here and al- tho we are sorry that he is leav ing town we wish him success in his new location. Aumsvillc Record. A* . - Women Are Businesslike Miss Viola Shephard of Mill The annual picnic of the Idle City is visiting her sister Mrs. Hour Club was given at Taylar’s Grove, on the Santiam river, on Councilman this week. S'atiatica ahow th a t the num family Sunday last. The Club members A rthur Forrette and ber o f wom en depoaitora ia rap YELL. spent Sunday at Silver Creek and t ^ie' r Kuests left the Victor idly increaaing. Point store at six a. m. and took We’ll lay the track through No Man’s Falls. breakfast upon arriving at the Land W e rea lize th a t women to Peter Woelke and wife of Mt. W’e ’ll lay it there to stay. grove. A thoroughly enjoyable Angel spent Sunday with the reiX)rted day are a big figure in the We’ll use American methixls, latters parents, W. McCornick 2 And we’ll work the modern way. buaineaa world. Several from the Point attend We'll take our own equipment, and family. e d the dance at Macleay Satur And we’ll lay it right to Krupp W e p a y apecial a tten tion to Howard Trammel of Seattle is And then when once we lay it down, day. evening. visiting at the Dively home. their accounta. W e’ll be damned if we take it up. Master Claire Palmer of Dalles Mr. Srrith took a truck load of YELL. Ore., is visiting with his aunt, Courteoua teller» an d clerk» peorle to Sodaville Sunday, to We don’t know much about the drill Mrs. Theo Fischer. w ill g la d ly explain anything spend the day. soldiers have to do. The picnic of the Oregon Pio W e’ll The women w an t to know in the make the kaiser clear the track The Misses Hobson and Haw- neer Association will be given And boys, we'll shoot her thro’. banking line. kes of Portland, who have been July 14, at the Hunt grove. We’ll highball down the Aiane and visiting at the Williams home, Somme Miss Maude Humphreys is vis- returned to their home Sunday. And this is what we’ll do, W e’ll ramble into Germany, Mr. and Mm. Fahl.tom of i,inK a t lhe J ' D' Uarbi' home S T A Y T O N S T A T E BANK Mrs. Josephine King spent the With the Old Red, White and Wash., are visiting her parents Blue. week-end with her daughter Peter Blone and wife. YELL. Mrs. Humphreys at Triumph- A. J. Savage went to Salem Louis Giesler bought a Ford Monday evening. car last week. Julius Krenz is ill with mea- John Bender,of Jordan is build Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Burnett sles. A share of the banking business ing a new straw shed. and children, of eastern Oregon M. Gibson has returned are visiting at the John Huber from a gew weeks visit in east- Gardiner to secure a new pas of Stayton and vicinity senger station. heme. ern Oregon. is solicited. Mrs. Fred McIntyre and Miss D. J. Caldwell and Carl Follis Ida Gibson, of Salem, motored to left Wednesday for eastern Ore- M. F. Ryan’s Thursday. Miss gon. You are assured of a safe deposi Marguerite Ryan accompanied -------- 0. M. Baker just returned from The high prices of all raw ma tory and courteous treatment at them back to Salem. Mrs. Pearl Schnackenberg and Albany driving T. W. Creech's terial entering into the manufact W. R. Ray, wife and daughter children of Hillsborough are vis- new Chevrolet this bank, by ample capital and ure of printing and the publishing Effie and Mrs. Ona Shelton left iting at the home of her daugh- W. A. Bullock and daughter of a newspaper has made it long experience in the banking for Portland Friday. ter Mrs. M. Stone of Portland were visitors of Mr. imperative that we eitherincrease business. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zimmer- Mrs. Carmifield of Albany and Mrs. Ed Young Tuesday. the price of our subscription or man and family, Mr. and Mrs. gave a very instructive as well Antone Silvernagel is staying cut down the size of our paper John Zimmerman and daughter as interesting talk in the behalf with his brother-in-law Luis Gie and in view of the fact that there and Mr. and Mrs. Champ of Me- of the Red Cross at the Lyons sler this week. j have been so many demands on hama, visited at the Henry Senz hall Thursday evening of last The Silvernagel brothers are us all for financial assistance we home Sunday, week. Lyons has a member ship still sawing wood and making deemed it advisable to cut our Mrs. Roxie Shank and family of over 60 members as a begin- good headway. paper down to four pages until motored to Salem Sunday. ! and we h°Pe to see additional W. D. Cornish and wife ac advertising increases enough to Ed Smith visited at Portland names with every meetini?' companied Peter Deidrich and justify us in again increasing to Mr. and Mrs. F. Laux were the past week. wife on the Columbia Highway six pages. We trust our readers will see the justness of our de- Mr. and Mrs M. F. Ryan and Stayton visitors last week Wednesday. M. Martin was a Stayton cal- cission and continue to give us fanviy motored to the capital I Mrs. A. L. Johnson and two 1er Thursday. the same loyal support they have city Sunday. „ _ _ .children and Miss Nelia Johnson in the past. Owing to the de <• •> •> <• •> •> •> <• ■> •> •> <• •> <• o Mrs. Lena Brown returned last. of SaIem visited Alr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKnight week from a visit in the East at cre ase in advertising at this ■> ♦ and children, of Scio, Miss Gla- Ed Young Tuesday. 4. dys Downing and Linn Lambert the home of her mother. , C p p Rugs representinp tYc season of the year we will Le A Complete Line of j and wife visited at the W. R. ! W. R. Surry was a called at Rovai Tvnewriter Co (Jf p„rt able to give them practically the Ray home Sunday. the Beers farm Saturday morn- 3 t a n ^ t i n T h M l n ^ i n same amount of local news the y j have been getting in the six page Mr. and Mrs. John Huber and Stayton Tuesday. paper. sons, and Ed Smith and wife B. F. Eodeker and family of j)r> Beauchamp, Jo? Fiaher, Sunday visitors at H. R. Shanks. Mill City spent Sunday with C. A. Beauchamp and wife L ft | Linn Lambert and wife were home folks. yesterday for a short fishing trip entertained at the P. H. Lambert J. H. Johnston and family to the McKenzie river. home Sunday. were Mill City visitors Sunday.; a M> Hake, report, the sale Marion county has an enroll-' Mrs. H. Senz and sons, Mr. Lloyd Trask was Mail carrier of a Chevrolet to J. C. Huber • - f 1219 11 I rrvn I k r , and Mrs. Arnold Senz and Frank, Monday, owing to the illness of and Fuick tour to I). H. Mercer about one sixth of state enroll Stanley Brown. Pete and Tony Laux were enter of Lyon ;. ment. tained at the Mrs. Roxie Shank The _____ Mill Cty-A lbany motor I/acal Industrial School Fairs home Sunday eve. Due to the much ta'ked of wj]| change time July 15 in both will be held Sept. 19 and 20 at A large number from this vi Servant Problem the Harford direction s to make connections these places; Stayton, Aumsville, cinity attended the round-up at home was greatly disturbed. with the trains at i helburn. Donald, St. Paul, Auroia Woo 1- Mr. H arw rol had great fear for Albany Mr. Samu •! Glover of S; okane, burn Gervias, Mt. Angel, Scotts Everyone in this neighborhood b‘8 digestion and — Wash., returned to his home Mills and Silverton. r busy making hay while the sun JO J the rest a t the Wednesday after a three weeks Miss He'en Cowgill, 0. A. C. Star, Stayton, J n ly 2 6 a t8 p . m. vWt „ u h w , niccc L g shines. will be in Sublim ty July 17, 9;30 There will he preacbiniT at the Echo- T w o sheei men will Lambert. a. rn, to demonstrate home can Mt. Pleasant church Sunday the bu,ld ?4G00 houses near here. Mr. and M r. Euifen . Loomis ning. 15th both morning and evening. Roseburg manufacturers try- and Mrs. Eli/, beth Loomis Ran- Every patriotic citizen should Everyone is invited to attend. ing to secure contract for millions kjn ()f Portlar d visited at the do all in his power to encourage > Come in and Examine our Stock Goods * * ■> of oak tent pegs needed by army home of their aunt Mrs. L. S. these boys and girls to finish »*• ❖ Hood River apple crop of 1917 | S. P. Co. has finished a mod- lam bert, attending the fun their club work. > and be Convinced ♦ will be handled by Seattle North- ern passenger depot at lieeds- eral of their grandfather, Philip * « Jay V. Fike <• * western Fruit exchange. J burg. Glover. Local Club Leader Marion Co. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ <f<f O •> <-•*<> O O <r 4 Q Q Q + Ht. Pleasant Fox Valley Gems Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stayton, Oregon Capital $25,000.00 | Spring Industrial Club Notes and Summer Goods at j ♦ ! GEHLEN’S STORE I > W e also Carry a com- l plete line of Staple and ♦ Fancy Groceries ;