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tr ~ \ 0 T 'e THE STAYTON MAIL lia s the Largest Circulation of Any Paper in the Santiam Valley S T A Y T O N , M ARION C O U N T Y , OREGO N, TH U R SD A Y , JA NUA RY 3, 1918. ¿4th. Year, No. 1. Serial No. 1142 a mass of mistletoe and wedding bells. The living room wae like ° wise decorated with grape and fo r O n e W e e k On the morning of Dec. 26. Christmas Bells. with the request that it be given None but immediate relutivesi Father l.ainck united in marrage publicity. were present: tho bride’s p aren ts,1 Application for tho earn pa by at his home in Sublimity, Mr. Portland, Ore., Dec. 31 Ex cept to fill vacancies in calD al such officers must be approved Karl Hanneman to Miss Mary her brothers and sisters. Mr. and ready made, no more men will be by the Bureau. Those qualify Doerfler. Immediately after the Mrs. Jacob Doerfler, Mr. a n d 1 drafted from Oregon or other ing at the camps, which wid be ceremony the bridal party with Mrs. F. A. Doerfler, Anna. states before February 15. As held in Southern California and drew to Indian Brook Farm the Alexandar, Joseph and Wilhelm mina. The parents of the groom all questionnaire will be complet-1 Southern States will receive corn home of the bride. Dojvn a holly festooned stair, and also Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel ! ed before that date, this will give I missions. into the midst of the admiring Doerfler with children. Lew, ! men taken hereafter, except such 1 -------------------- — and guests, came the bride accompan- George. Ida. and Clare, few as may be needed prior t o ! p . ^rr j NIARKETER IA GROCERY COM PANY ied by her bridesmaid, her Mrs. Martin Doerfler and child February 15 to fill vacancies, the D O U I l t y U l l C r C u T H E « T O R E T H A T U N D E R S E L L S B E C A U S E I T S E L L S RON C A S H ren, Margaret, Bertha, Martin, youngest sister Wilhemina, and advantage of the new classifies-1 Unr tion system. I rO T JC d -p S the groom accompanied by the Francis and Freddie. General Merchandise The bride is the well known best man A lexanders brother of Very few men would have been ------- the bride. Meudellsohn’s Wed- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph taken from Oregon in any event The County Court has ordered | ding March was beautifully ren Doerfler of this vicinity, a popu prior to the next draft, which it the Connty clerk to pay five dered by Mrs.F. A. Doerfler. lar and esteemed young lady in is now announced will be not As you stand there man for cents bounty for each gopher, her far-reaching circle of friends, The bride was tastily gowned man earlier than February 15. This i , ^ ., . . ¡mole and grey digger squirrel in white satin messaline, daintily The groom is the son of Mr. and Only one “The Great Almighty” ¡ h only one of 10 states that have , , . , ,, , .. , f ,i|i I,* • . • , :scaly presented at the clerk s trimmed with pearls. Her veil Mrs. Eugene Hanneman ot Long The following poem was com Name another if you can. already filled their quotas in t he ,» . 0 . 1 office on or after January 2nd, hung in graceful folds from a Beach, Wash. For a number of posed by Lucien Buzit who is first, burring a few vacancies Drop your proud and haughty 1918 iintil the scalp fund of wreath of orange blossoms, and years he has held the position of well known by many of the Mail caused by rejections at the train bearing $4204.60 is exhausted. she carried a great bouquet of Official Tester for Marion Co. readers, he is now a sergeant in ing camps. Drop your egotistic pride Scalps cannot be mailed in, but snowy carnations. The groom Cow Teteing Association, is also the U. S. army and is stationed Future drafts quotas are to be Get acquainted with the soldier they must be presentad in person wore a suit of navy blue. The a prominent figure in social life at Baltimore, Md. filled first from Class 1, compris And the heart and soul inside or by a duly authorized agent. bride’s attendant in nile green and has readerei efficient service We’re not ashamed of the uniform Test and try to analyze him ing men without dependents. The bounty on gophers and moles poplin and carried pink car in various departments. They will he drafted from de And if you be a friend Criticise him thru and thru was 10 cents per scalp until the nations. The newly-married couple You’ll never say against it ferred classifications only when And you will most likely find 11917 legislature reduced it to five A fter a shower of congratula were couveyed to Salem by their class 1 is exhausted, thus making Any word that may offend him 1 oents and included digger squir- tions followed the bountiful chauffeur Joseph Jr. Their trip it necessary to go to the next It has covered honored bodies “ Ju st as good a man as you.’’ . _ , . . .in i rels. Now boys, here is an wedding dinner. The great will take them to such cities of class for enough men to HI up . „ u . , And by heroes has been worn ; Sgt. Lucien Buzit, Co. 9. 154th H opportunity for you to make a wedding cake adorned with as California as Crescent City, San the quota. Since the birth of the Republic Depot Brigade, Fort McPherson. little money and at the same paragus fern and pink ribbon Francisco and Auburn. Their An exception to this will b e ; When the Stars and Stripes time help the farmer to produce was the most attractive feature future home will be Clifton, Ore. made in the case of experts and were bom. larger crops. Their hosts of relatives and Uniforms have many patterns of the table, but no less in beauty men highly skilled in agriculture was the bride’s cake surrounded friends wish them all happiness or industries. It is announced Some are Khaki, some are blue and prosperity in tbeir new iife, And the men who choose to wear that the Government soon will in serving was maintained by and they fitfully show their love call for a large number of men them Pastor W. J. Warren two efficient table attendants, for the lately-wedded pair by be- of this special class. They will Are of many patterns too Louisa Anderson Short, wife Clara and Frances, the youngest stowing on them a vast variety Some are sons of gentle parents of the late Rev. Merril S. Short be taken as needad for such special work from whatever Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 cousinsof the bride. “ Love’s Old of beautiful and useful gifts. Some are College graduates of Cliffs, Klickatat county. Wash, classification they mav have p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m. Sweet Song” was c h a r m i n g l y ' ---------------------- Some have many manly virtues died November 14 at the family been granted. Epworth League 6;30 p. m., sung at th e beginning of the din Some are simply reprobates. homestead where she had resided A limited number of officers Prayer meeting every Wednes ner by Martin Doerfler Jr. In We have many skilled mechanics for 37 years. strumental selections by Ida and not now in uctive service, and day evening at 7:30. Mrs Short was born April 11. Men of brains and letters who retired officers of the Oregon Miss May Peters and John P. Loyally have served the country 1837, in Platte county Missouri, Meeting of the Sunday school a violin solo by Clara followed. National Guard, who are physi board the second Monday of Later in the afternoon ” The Bentz were united in the holy Which they are a credit to j and crossed the plains in 1846. cally fit and between the ages 23 every month at 7:30 p. m. Of Bedouin Love Song’’ and “ Until” bonds of matrimony by Rev. Fr. No! indeed they are not angels In 1859 she was maried to Rev. and 47,are eligible for enlistment ficial board meeting the same were sung by Mr. E. Hanneman Lainck at the Catholic church in Blackguards? Yes we have Merri^ S. Short in Marion county and Joseph Jr. as privates first class for attend evening at 8 o’clock. Sulbimity Wednesday December some of them Oregon. She is survived by five The dining room was artistici- 26th. ance at the nexP officers’ Train When they come into the service children—Ane, Clarence M. and ing Camps, which began J a n .15. Pete Deidrich reports the sale cally hung with snow-flecked The bride, the well known and They all wear civilian clothes. Dudley D. Short and Mrs. Ella S. Official word to this effect has of a Ford touring car to R. C. garlands of Mountain Grape popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Men of all kinds when they are Shell, of Clickitat county, and which centered over the table in Chas. Peters of Kingston, was just been received by John M. Wiley of Lyons. drinking Mrs. Violetta Bullock, of Pendle- tastily gowned in pale green silk Misbehave,act rough and swear as as numerous grand- de chene. Her veil hung in Drunken soldiers or civilians r o o i r r o ö r a i children and great-grandchildren graceful folds from a wreath of Are disgusting anywhere. The funeral was held at Golden- orange blossoms and she carried Grant us then your kind forbear- dale November 17. a beautiful boquet of white car The deceased was the sister of ance nations and chrysanthemums, John P., J. H. Anderson and We’ll appreciate it more Mrs. P. J. Nealen was the ma Mrs. N. E. Cole of Stayton. Than a noisy lot of cheering tron of honor. When we are leaving for war. j ---------------------■* The groom wore a navy blue When you meet us out in public Telephone Co. Meeting’ suit and was attended by his On the street or anywhere The annual meeting of the brother James Bentz. A fter the ceremony an elegant We don’t merit sneering glances stayton Mutual Telephone Co. Nor a patronizing stare wifi be held in the city hall Mon- wedding feast was partaken of For we have an honored calling day evening, Jan. 7, 1918, for at the home of the groom’s sis As our garments plainly show t he election of officers and at- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and You may be a thief or a parson tending to such business as may Mrs. P. J. Nealen of Sublimity. How on earth are we to know? pr0perly come before the meet- In the afternoon the newly-weds I don’t care for your profession ing. C. E. Taylor, Pres. amid a shower of rice and ac- Occupation, what you do, companied by Corol Smuck and There will be preaching service and Charles Peters Jr. motored When you are looking at a soldier at the Kingston church next to Salem where the bride and And he is looking back at you between Sunday, all are cordially invited groom took the northbound train Who is there to judge 1 to come and worship with us. you for Portland and other points of interest, They expect to he gone about two weeks, and upon their return will reside at Lyons, william«. Acting Adjutant Gent-1 No Draft Call ral, from the Chief of the* Bureau | Before Feb* 15 Of Militia Affairs at Washington, Near Silverton Special 27 Bars Bob White 9 pound sack Fancy Soap $ 1.00 cream R Oats 70c Fancy Head Rice Maple Syrup ONLY 1 0 pounds $1.00 43c a can Reverie of a Soldier Washington Pioneer Passes Away Methodist Church wilh,,in.k ro8ea- Perfett order Peters-Bentz Wedding Quality Is Pound in Our Hart, Schaffner & M arx Suits at $ 2 0 , $ 2 5 , $ 3 0 . New Year Drive Wanda Brown, who is a stu dent at the University of Oregon spent the holidays with home folks in Stayton. Dot Olmstead of Eugene visited with Stayton friends several days during the past week. SA LEM W OOLEN M IL L S Big Type *', 4 136 N. Commercial Street » • - loka Farm Durocs Headquarters for Good, Reliable Clothing for the Wills matte Valley » A. N. 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