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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1917)
New Years Eve Trot G EM C O N F E C T IO N E R Y Xmas Business Good * - Dearest Dot. may 1 take you to The Stayton Christmas trade the trot ? v as not ns large as it would have Would it chance you would dance Fine Cigars and T o b a c c o been had weather conditions and frolic light and free during the last week been more With myself as company ? favorable. However the mer I could trot a foxy trot with you. chants feel highly elated over the Dot! immense volume of trad« they en I could eat a weenie hot with joyed. The stocks carried were you. Dot! larirer and the selection more di On New Years Eve. Stayton. O regon versified than ordinarily found in Then trot to Trotters hall with towns the size o* Stayton. The i me, Dot. number of useful gifts bought ^ I There we’ ll trot the old year out, showed the people had caught the ^ ! And we'll trot the new year in. war time spirit and were deter- ;($$ ' And we’ ll dance for our boys in mined to make their money do the ^ France. greatest amount of good possible. ^ The orchestra has lots :>f Jazz, Dot. • Mrs. J. P. Wilbur has been on i Four pieces, maybe more, like as the sick list. $9 not. Dot. J. M.Ringoand wife took Christ Ladies aU are free, mas dinner with relatives in — :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And six bits will enter me Salem. G. C. Eksman is now at Camp Basil Kirsch of Sageview Ore- To trot all the trot I’ ve got. J. P. Wilbur made his employees Meade, Maryland. Ron is spending the holidays a t ------------------------- a present of a turkey fo r Mrs. J. F. Robertson, of De- the home of his parents Mr. and ; The J. R. Gardner store is giv- Christmas. Mrs. A. P. Kirsch. ¡ng a neat and handy memoran- troit, was here fcr Christmas. Miss Roxv Stayton is here 0 Lost—A starting crank for aut- dum book to tneir customers as D. B. Hill and family, o f Mill from Spokane fo r a visit with City, ate Christmas dinner with omobile painted grey-reward Dr. a remembrance at tiiis season of home folks. w- Pintler , the year. The book is well and his parents, A. Hill and wife. William Munkers and fami May Peters and John P. Bentz substantially bound and has the Miss Dot Rieger is home from now occupy the Munkers place < were married at the Catholic name of the store stamped in Portland. the West Stayton road. church in Sublimity Wednesday kr° ld on the outside front cover, E. B. Watters and wife are morning. Rev. Fr. Lainck offici- It will prove useful every day in Miss Lois Williams a teach here from Shaw for the holidays, ating. ; year. in the Portland schools is spen • Paul Limbeck, of Scio, was a ing the holidays with home folk Prof. Ford is attending the caller Saturday. Mrs. W. F. Klocker and si n meeting of the State Teachers; Mrs. D. C. Davis entertained Miss Rhoda Lazinka, of Pen Association in Portland this week at dinner last Saturday evening Edwin left this morning for dleton, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Stayton and family of in honor of her husbands birthday. visit with|relatives in Portlan Frank Lesley at the Stayton Ho Miss Nell Sta-’ton and niee Washougal Wash., are spending An elegant dinner was served and tel. the holidays with his mother an enjoyable time had by those the little Misses iMount of Silve Stayton school will open after Mrs. Anna Stayton. 1 present. ton spent Christmas at the J their holiday vacation Wednes Stayton home. Emzey Thomas, who is now a day Jan. 2, There will be preaching, Mrs. Mattie Bruce left the fir memi»er of the U. S. army and annual basket dinnerand annual Dr. Beauchamp reports the ar stationed at Camp Lewis, visited of the week for Hillsboro, aft' rival of a son at the home o f Mr. at the home of his uncle T. J. business meeting at the Baptist a short visit with the Mayo far r - - . - and Mrs. Jess Shepherd Dec. 21. Ware from Sunday to Wednes ; Church next Sunday. Dec. 30. ly here. everybody welcome. B. C. Robertson and family of day o f this week. Mrs. Candice Down and son Linn county, spent Christmas in are visiting at the J. P. Davie G. W. DeJardin spent Christ Stayton. mas with home folks at Gervais, home and with other friends. Miss Alta Matten, of Salem, is Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Jones and E. R. Nelson and family enter visiting at the home of her sis tained his sister Miss Catherine, Services 2nd 4th and 5th Sun son Harry are visiting the A. W. ter, Mrs. M. J. Crabtree. Cornish home in Moutugue, Cal his father J. R. Nelson and Dr. days at 8:30 a. m. Rev. Fr. Lainck. Pastor ifornia. Gaston all of Portland over I Christmas. The Joseph Sestak home was At this holiday season we wish the scene of a merry gathering on to express to you our appreciation , Come to the dance, and dance Monday afternoon, the occasion | all the year that’s left on Mon o f the good will and patronage ex being the 8th birthday of little ! day night, Be glad that the old tended us in the past year. We Money to Loan I Have Made Arrange Miss Eugenia Sestak. The year’s gone and past and wel trust the New Year may bring ments for loaning eastern money, children spent some time playing come the new year right. you happiness and prosperity. will make very low rate of inter and listening to the Victrola and Everett McRae and wife of est on highly improved fsrms. Ho Beauchamps Drug Store. mer H. Smith.¡room 5, McComaek were later invited to the dining M. S. Titus, o f Kingston, was Turner spent Christmas at the A. room where a most excellent lunch Bldg.. Salem, Oregon, Phone 96. a caller Saturday. He savs that L. Murphy home. if,_________________________ awaited them. The table was most C. J. Thomas of Lyons is visit a portion of the bluff along the attractively arranged. a small railroad track on the Philippi ing relatives in Stayton for a few FOR SALE—56 acres Sanliam bottom Christmas tree being used for the land about half in cultivation, several ranch has started to slide, and days. Then too, there acres can be easily cleared, balHUce center piece. that there is a prospect of con Sloper and Murphy have pur good timber. Four roomed house good was the birthday cake with8 light siderable damage being done to chased a Ford touring car to use barn and other out buildings. Silo 8x24 ed candles. It was an afternoon the railroad. in going to and from their saw place is fenced and crossed fenced long to be remembered by the mostly woven wire; running water in O. P. Lesley arrived in the mill near West Stayton. pasture. Near S. P. depot and county kiddies. city the first of the week for a Guy Sloper of Pendleton is < road, grade school, mail route, telephone holiday visit with his parents, spending the holidays with home 1 in house and family orchard. Price j 3000 part cash balance, terms if desired Mr. and Mrs. Prank Lesley. Ol folks. j Apply to Alfred Beal Aumsville, Ore., iver has been in Pendleton for Have your developing and Those having fat hops to sell ' or Eld Beal Bakerfield Cal. 40t4 several months past. He says printing done by phone L. A. Thomas at once. that he likes that city, and looks FOR SALE—Six weeks old pigs. SAM W A R R E N William Cladek and w ife are Math Mueller, Stayton. as though the eastern Orgon cli Prices reasonable spending the holidays in Portland. mate agrees with him, FOR SALE — Registered Berkshire First Class Confections. " * ....... t¥ ................ ....... ........ ..... .... H igh G rade Pure Candies Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks All Prices and Style Box Candy J. A. HENDERSHOTT, Proprietor News From All Over The -------- City- Thanking the Public for their Patronage during the past year and asking a continuance of the same we wish one and all A Happy and Prospeous New Year Possibly About Yon or Your Friends « Doll’s (Bash Store m v « . ■ " • - I ■ - ■ '■ ! LADIES! 1 S ta rt th< e p a ir o f N ew C la r a » $ 6 .0 0 “ I Tigh Year B a r to n S h o e s Q u a lity Happy New Year 1 Lancefield Shoe Store A Happy and Prosperous New Year to all is the CLASSIFIED ADS. W is h of J. R. Gardner’ s Cash Store, For Goodness Sake Heart of Paula A Param ount Picture The STAR Theatre Saturday One reel Comedy “ The Installment Plan” Boars repdy for service. Prices reason able, apply Andrew Fery, Aums- vile. 4t 44 LOST—18 month roan, muley liur- ham heifer, atrayed from pasture 1 1-2 miles west of Sublimity, finder please notify J. A. Smith, Aumsville 46t2 All You need is a Heart and a Dollar mas Membership Campaign, and SUNDAY Homeof Best S h o w s' KS,“ in The Iron Heart C om ed y “ Captain D iscovers N orth Pole \Shorten th e Longest Days and the need of Line and at the Right Price at FOR SALE—Small bunch stock cat tle. Cali or write J. H. tfuinn Box 60 express the true Christmas spirit R. F. D. 2, Scio, Ore. Oregon is called upon to furnish Home of STAR T H EA T R E Best S h ow s These Cool days and Chilly Evenings remind one winter You will find a large and Complete FOR SALE—One 3 1-4 half truck wagon, one pair farm trucks, one Jer sey cow will be fresh in February. J. A. Burns, Shaw, Ore. 46tf Join during the lied Cross Christ FOR SALE—6 bead good fresh milk cows also 1 black 5 year old mare wt. about 1500. C. P. Neibert, Stayton. 48 Stayton, Ore. Heating Stoves FOR SALE—Carpet Loom and fix- i tures in good condition. Apply J. A. i Lulay, Stayton, Ore. LOST -Coming 2 year old heifer, light fawn color, marking, under bit right ear, hair brand 20 on right hip. Phone W. E. Chrisman, Stayton 2451 S h oes” Let Us Do Your Job Printing. Prices Right and Styles Latest St. Marys Church D on’t fail to See w ith a 240,000 Members Sign up today at the RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS heifers FCR SALE—Two Jersey fresh with 2 and 3 weeks old calves 845 00 each. Brown Leghorn cockerls $1.00 each, John Sandner, Jr. JOIN THE. . . FOR SALE—One Faultless Stump Puller, cables and choker complete, one buggy, one range, one No. 222 Oliver plow also few horses snd cows. Ad- dreai Tony Steinhamp, Aumsville. 51t4 RED (ROSS FOR SALE: -E'resh cow, 8 weeks old pigs, yearling heifer, a I.ay rake and black Mir.ore cockerels. A. Forrette, f f X NOW' '& . ÎV S LILLY HARDWARE CO. W m /w VrW'W See our Clubbing offer in another column. Victor Point Miss Mary T.Doerflera popular young lady of Victor Point and Mr. Karl Hanneman official cow tester of Marion Co. the past two years were married Dec.26th. A shower was given the bride at the home of J. N. Doerfler, many use ful gifts being received A trip to California is on schedule after which the bridal pair will reside at Clifton. Oregon. Stop, Look, Listen. Big Red Cross dancefto be given at W.O. W. hall Victor Point, Dec. 29th. Pop ular music furnished, lunch will be served by the ladies o f the V, P. Auxiliary. Come and have a good time for a good cause. A few young folks o f Victor Point will attend the Farmers Week atO . A C. indluding Miss Margaret and Bertha Doerfler, Martin Doerfler, Miss Anna Doerfler, Miss Edyth Fox, F. A. Doerfler and wife and A. N. Doerfler.