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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1918)
. E. Beauchamp home. Charac- Recorder's Report for (be Quarter Eadi>| i teristic d«coratiorra of the sea December 31st 1917 G E M C O N F E C T IO N E R Y son were profusly used about the S F irst Class Confections. H ig h G ra d e P u re C andies room and the dining room where G eneral Fund Receipts an elaborate dinner w ai served Oct. 2, 1017 Hu lance on hand $ SM 78 Fine C igars an d T o b acco was brillantly decked. Among “ 6, Taxe» received 91 7« 464 2« ! those present were Mr. and Mrs Nov. 12. Taxe» received Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks *• I t , Road fund rec'd from , C. A> Beauchamp, Dr. and Mrs. the County «17 03 H. A. Beauchamp of Stayton, All Prices and Style Box Candy Oregon, and Mrs. Carry Beau »2,03» 79 champ.—Albany Herald. W arran ta draw n on the fund during the C; spar Cremer and wife have q u arter. L t Co No «21 » «3 0« S tayton, O regon arrived from Cottonwood, Idaho. (let. 2. 2. E S lectric tayton Mail " 623 Dont forget the Red Cross Nov 3, E lectric Lt Co " «27 6, J. H. G rier " «28 dance Jan II at Sublimity, 6, H. Sm ith " «32 M ss Lena Berg returned to 6, P eter Deulrich " 633 her home at Shaw yesterday 4, Electric Lt Co " 633 after avisit with Stayton friends. 1, J B G rier 63« 4, I t . Sm ith 688 Mis. J. F. Lau returned Tues g 4, V. Dare Sic per " 639 day from a visit w ith her hus 4, Stayton Mail " tuo band at Ft. Canby. Wash. 251 53 Chas. Fehlen is home from Te lìal.tnee 2.039 75* eastern Oregon for a visit with his parents and other friends. $1,29« òr. W ater Fund Receipt* Mrs. M. E. Stamp of Pendle Frank Rsuscher, from west of Hurrah for Oregon in ton is visiting friends and rela- j Sublimity, was in fown on busi- Oct 2. 1917 Balance on hand $2,721 71 1 Nov 3, Collection* for O ct 137 48 tives in Stayton. the Red Cross drive. I ness Monday. I Dec 4, Collection* for Nov 91 80 Mrs. Stanley A, Starr and Mrs. : Frank Rohwein 31, Collection* for Dec 146 001 and son, of How many times have you H. A. Beauchamp are Portland trading in town j Jordan, were written in 1917 since Tuesday? $2,096 79 ! visitors this week. _ , ,. I Saturday W arrant* draw n on fund duriRK the Big Red Cross Dance Friday Dr. Brewer reports the birth, Frank Tate, of Portland, who q u a rte r January 11 Sublimity. ol a son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert has been visiting his parents Mr. th’t 2, John Mielite N«. «22 4 28 Guy Sloper has returned to 18 00 Neitling December 23 and a son and Mrs: H. Tate, in the Waldo Nov 6> J- B- (',ripr “ ,i-> 9 Pendleton, 8 17 to Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jensen of Hills, was in town Monday. .. ^ Wm CUdek .. 631 1 28 John A. Van Handel left the Aumsville December 27, Alvie Smith, who has been Dec 4. S tayton S ta te Bk " 634 200 00 first of the week for a visit with Titus Archer reports having driving the Salem-Stayton auto 15 00 “ -b J. B. G rier " 637 friends in Portland. received ?1400 insurance on his stage, has quit that job and gore ---------1 Jos. Sestak hss received word hay and grain that was burned, 240 07 to Portland. To Balance 2.95« 32 that his son Will has arrived from the Phoenix Insurance Co., Joseph Fisher is now sole own safely in France. J. W. Mayo is the local represen $3,196 5)9 er of the Fisher & Richardson Road Money in the general fund Did you notice the epidemic of tative. store, having purchased the in Ju n e 1917 Receive 1 from Co’ty 705 03 window cleaning that struck Mr. and Mrs. V. Dare Sloper terest of his partner, Warren Nov 15* “ " 5* 617 03 Stayton Tuesday morning? entertained at dinner Monday Richardson. Mr. Richardson has $1.322 06 Mrs. Horace Lilly spent sever evening Dec. 31st in honor of gone to southern Oregon for a . . , ^ „ . h i . . W a rrsn ts draw n on the fund during^ al days last week with Corvallis Miss Wanda Brown who is a t short stay, and will later go to the (jUarter tending school in Eugene and Oklahoma to take a look at that Ju n e 8, John Mielke No relatives; Ju ly 3, Carl Follia " Mr. and Mrs. Perry Darby and G. R. Sloper of Pendleton Ore. portion of the country. " 3, Frank Blnkely " B. A. Schaefer met with a children, from north of town, The C. E. Society of the Chris A uk 7, H. Sm ith * painful accident while unloading tian church held a social and were trading in town Friday. " 7, N. Sm ith " some heavy timbers last Thurs *be sure and attend the Red party Monday evening at the " 7, A. C. Stow ell “ " Cross dance Jan 11 at Sublimity. day, he got his hand caught bet home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nen- " 7, Wm. Sm ith ween two of them, badly crush del. A large crowd was present " 7, W. F. Blakely " The T. J. Ware family was ing it. Dr. Brewer dressed the and the evening was spent in “ 7, Jam c* A rcher “ entertained at dinner New “ 7, B row n-Petzel C o" injured member. playing various games and at a Year’s day at the home of Mrs. Miss Edna Buckner the popu- late hour lunch was served. One C. E. Daugherty. 208 88 lar teacher at the Howell school unique feature of the evenings Bdlance in T reasury 1,113 18 Ben Klecker was here from returned from Jefferson, where entertainment was a mock wed- eastern Oregon several days this she spent her holiday vacation ding jn which "R ev,” John fay- $1.322 06 B. G RIER, week. His wife stopped in Fort- with home folks, Monday even-(ior united Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Recorder land for a visit with friends. ,ng. I Daugherty in the holy bonds of R. L. Putnam and family, of Roy Ferguson, a nephew of , wedlock, in honor of their sev Forest Grove, have been visiting Mrs. Jos. Hamman, and known enth wedding anniversary. In Mrs. Putnam ’s parents, Mr. and to many of our readers, had one the wee small hours of the morn Mrs. H. C. Von Behren, near 0f his legs amputated above the ing after welcoming the New Portland, Ore., Dec. 31—Is Aumsville. knee recently in Salem. He had Year the guests wended their an ali?n enemy of draft age (not Mrs. W. F. Follis states that been a sufferer from the mem- way homeward. an alien enemy) subject to d ra ft? ! they have received the insurance te** for some time, Is a man of draft age who has i from the Oregon Fire Relief As- Frank Mack and wife went to Notice. taken out only his first papers sociation, of McMinnville, Frank Vancouver Wash., Sunday to The firm of Fisher & Richard subject to draft? Lesley is the local agent. visit their son Nello who is sta- son has been dissolved by mutual These questions have been ask- G. B. Tra?k came down from tioned there at the preseut time. consent, W. Richardson selling t*d of local exemption boards time Pendleton last week and visited They report a fine visit with him his interest to Joseph bisher. and again since the sending out several days with his family. He and that he has recesved his All persons indebted to said firm of the questionnaires began. likes that section and has a good suit and wished them to convey are requested to csll at the store The answer to the first question position there. his thanks to the laaies of Stay- and settle at once. is "N o .” The answer to the All the knitters both young and ton and vicinity and to all who Jos. Fisher. second question is "Y es.” old are asked to be at the Red ma(H-e this gift possible. 3t W. Richardson. An alien of d raft age who has Cross room early Saturday after- A Christmas celebration in the not declared his intention to be noon, as refreshments are to be form of a family reunion wa3 come a citizen of the United served them. given on Christmas day at the F. States may waive exemption on Services 2nd 4th and 5th Sun- the ground of alienage, but if he does not want to waive his ex days at 8:30 a. m. emption, the local board has no Rev. Fr. Lai nek. Pastor choice but to put him in Class V. However, he must answer his,' questionnaire and return it w ith - j ____________________________ in the seven-day limit to his local % M o n ey to L oan I H a v e M ad e A rra n g e - e x e m p t i o n b o a r d , j U S t a s a c i t i - A P a ra m o u n t P ctu re m e n u for loaning ea ste rn money, j zen must do, or he will endanger J. A. HENDERSHQTT, Proprietor News From Ail Over The City- Possibly About You or Your Friends ... . - : ... *■ ■ ■ ..... .... .......... ....... ■ SEE 51 i® Our Complete Line of $ Rain Coats and Um brellas. f Walch this space for Merchandising Bar gains from week to week Doll’s (Bash Store Clara Barton Shoes for Ladies $6.00 Lancefield Shoe Store Questions Answered These Cool days and Chilly Evenings remind one winter and the need of • • • Heating Stoves St. Marys Church You will find a large and Complete Don’t fail to See Line and at the Right Price at Heart of Paula LILLY HARDW ARE CO. will make very low ra te o f inter- h i„ r jKh t to b e p la c e d jn C | a9g y . The STAR Theatre Saturday em8 t r°H i l ' w fM T Ht Bldg., Salem, Oregon. Phone 96. tf . "One reel Comedy "The Installment Plan” Pathe O d d Rooster Plays H om e o f B est S h o w s STAR THEATRE H om e of B est Show s SUNDAY Mary Lawson’s Secret C om edy “G re a t O r en siv e’ Shorten th e Longest Days V FOR SALE—56 acre* Suntiam bottom land about half in cultivation, several acre* can be easily cleared, balauce good tim ber. Four roomed house good barn and oth er out building*. Silo 8x24 place ia fenced and crossed fenced m ostly woven w ire; running w ater in pastu re. N ear S. P. depot and county road, grade school, mail route, telephone in house and family orchard. Price 3000 p a rt cash balance, term* if desired Apply to Alf red Beal Aumsville, Ore., or Ed Beal Bakerfield Cal. 40t4 FO R S A L E —Six w eeks old pigs. M ath Mueller, Stayton. LOST—Black and Tan houn dog with w hite tail and b reast, yellow over eye* good size, about one year old. Please no tify W. M. B erringer, Lyons. FOR SALE One F aultless Stum p Puller, cables and choker com plete, one buggy, one range, one No. 222 Oliver , , plow alio few horses and cows. Ad- , dress Tony Steinhum p, Aumaville. 51t4 J On the other hand, an alien of draft age who has taken out his I first papers declaring his intent- ! ion to become a citizen of the United States, is subject to draft. It makes no difference how long or how short a time ago he may have out his first papers. CARD OF THANKS We wish toexpress our thanks to our friends and neighbors for their assistance and sympathy at the death of our father, C. W. Geer. Ira W. Geer Guy M. Geer Iza L. Geer Mrs. Dorothy Carter. For Goodness Sake Have your developing and printing done by SA M W A R R E N Prices reasonable See our Clubbing offer in another column. á L enok U lmch 'I S E ito y P M X • r *u A s A c r v t e t Star Theatre Saturday