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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1918)
• V * ti'* tor\c THE 24th. Year, No. 19. ÄYT0N MAIL Has the Largest Circulation of Any Paper in the Santiam Valley STAYTO N, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1918. SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD JUNE THE 10TH. wow! But we are'nt allowed to; Soldier Writes From talk to them, but they have a hard us from it, Somewhere in France believe time me. keeping They sure think Serial No. 1160 W e are closing out our bulk garden seeds at prices that will make your war garden pay we’re swell kids and why should’- Following is n letter to Miss nt they, people from God's Bertha Moll«tt from her cousin ha! The Boundary Question will be Settled Cop. Harry Rands, who formally country We have movies every other resided near Silver Creek halls. , night and a Grand Opera from at this Time Somewhere in France March 22, Paris once a week. They sure My Dear Cousin: are great too l<elieve mo. Well, I received your most welcome will have to close as it is bed The City Council has called a letter last nigh», dated Jan. 21 st time. So good bye. a3 ever your special election to be held on June and was sure glad to hear from loving cousin. Tell everybody loth, for the purpose of sulunit- MARKETERS GROCERY COMPANY you again if it did take a long hello for me, tinjr a proposed amendment to » Corp. H. A. Rands Section 2of Chapter I,of theChar-1 In trying to make a larger and time to get here, . Co. K. 102 U. S. Inf. terof the town of Stay ton, to the* better school for the coming year Am feeling fine and am getting fat and sassy. I only weigh lfiO A. E. F. Via New York legal voter« re-iding within the the high school students and pounds. Know I never got sea town jjnd nl-’o to the Ipgal voter faculty busily to ar sick. but at times it feeled me so A wedding of much local in residing within the territory pro range for are a working Sig dav on Saturday, funny, you know, ha! It is a terest occured last Thursday in posed to be annexed. May 18. On that day all stu a sensation that can’t he explain Eugene when Mis: Gertrude On page 3 of this issue of the dents in the surrounding the became the bride of Ed. country WOOL*— MOHAIR Mail will be seen a notice of e|. graduating from the eighth grade ed I’m telling you. We sure did T. Millett Blakely. The groom, v. ho have a swell trip tho. ection which describes the terri this year, also those over the ag<- I sure have been seeing some was forrm rly emploved at Fryer’s tory pro|KKtud to be annexed. eighteen who have never grad country haven't I? Just think Pharmacy: has been at Tacoma The election has been called as of uated, are invited to spend the April 4th I’ll be in the army one for seme months, returning here demanded in an initiative petition day the high school. year. It doesn’t se< m hardly pos last week to answer a draft sum signed by over one hundred legal The at morning will lie spent in sible doe? it? Many thanks for mons. He is a registered phar voters of the town. The petition going over the buildings Goad Second Hand Sacks the snags, shoot again ha! Am macist, but w’as ur.aole to enlist waH filed with the Recorder sev the different departments flowing in the navy in that capacity ow of the sending one of me I had taken eral days ago and demanded thal school. If those coming will to stringent physical require a special electi on be called on bring baskets a basket dinner over here, it is’nt very good but ing ments. He left Saturday with Monday, June 10, to vote upon I will be held in our gymnasium at pretty good for France. Time I,ane County contingent for the proposition as set out in the noon. The girls of the Domestic sure flys last over here. Gee Camp Lewis. His bride is the bifl the weather is fine over here. notice. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Science Department will make We work in our shirt sleeves WILBUR WOOLEN MILLS CO. It is important that all legal coffee them. 'every day, we have had two Millett. She is a graduate of voters entitled to participate in After for lun.h STAYTON - OREGON two literary weeks of sunshine and rfioonlight the local high school, and has election asertain whether or not societies of the the high school, the nights now right in a line. But taught district schools in this vi they reside within the corporate Apollo and A. C. will combine gee it was cold this winter, gee cinity.—Junction City Times limits of the town or wiihin the and give a program, after whieh I thought I’d freeze. So you The groom is the son of W. F. territory proposed to be annex d, all will go to the field and enjoy have been Sewing for the Red Biakelv of Stayton and is well for the reason that all voters re the baseball game which »ill be Cross, good for you, you’re sure and favorable known here. The siding within the territory pro- j Mai! joins his many friends in played that dav. posed to be annexed must vote; We feel sure that all »ho come doing your bit. Just think, I will wishing him much happiness. Upon the question separately will be interested in the school be able to voté after May 19th. 1 Kolb & Dill in a new plav “ Be from those residing within the and we have taken every means can hardly realize it. Am getting to be some baby loved Rogues’’ a comedy drama town. to get till the names and to write as my chum and 1 drink one that will make you laugh from (loo. Keech, who resides with »•ach an individual letter; but quart of milk a day. No goats the time you enter the house un in the territory proposed to be if any one have overlooked, we milk either as we did when we til you leave, one continuous annexed, has very kindly extend would like to been see them any first got here ha! Am getting to round of fun at the Star theatre ed the use of his garage near his way. and spend the day come with us be quite a Frenchie can talk a next Wednesday. residence as a polling place for at Stayton High. If we have the voters residing within the overlooked you, it has been un little of their lingo and under The Red Cross Knitters have territory proposed to be annexed. intentional, so be here anyway. stand quite a bit, but as far as turned in 35 pair of socks and being civilized,why they’re as far one quilt in the past week and The election within the town from it as we are from home. one quilt was turned in from the will be held in the City Hall on Trird Street the same as before. The Crown Prince is a pig and But say, the girls here. I never Christian Church ladies aid. will be shown at the Star theatre saw prettier ones. They sure F. X. Hottinger has purchased Subscribe for the Mail. know how to dress and paint. the Thayer farm containing 239 Saturday. acres, situated about two miles south of Kingston. The deal was made through Geo. A. Smith Staytons live real estate dealer. The organization of a company of the Oregon Guard, which has been under way for some time was perfected Wtdnesday even These are two simple words but they hold a world of meaning for the men ing with 87 men being lined up. of this town this year. They mean that you can come here and get Hart, L. S. Lambert was elected cap Schaffner & Marx clothes or Bishop All Wool Suits and lie sure they’ll give Don’t miss this chance oi seeing good entertainment of tain. you all the style, value anti wear you want. You decide what satisfaction Mrs. Horace Lilly is enjoying reading and musical selections, help the good cause. means to you: if the clothes don’t come up to it, ‘‘We’ll make good ” a visit from her brother C. C. Rice and his son. of Clear Lake, la. and her sister Mrs. F. L. Robinson and her son of Osakis Minn., who arrived Sunday even ing. Those buying bonds since the J. Siebel. Clara B, Ellsworth, Warren Richardson returned last issue ot the Mail are Nellie Hannah Roy. August Schieman, home Saturday from Oklahoma. **• Sandner, C. J. Siebel, Marshal D. B.# Hill, B. C. Robertson, V. R. Lewis, Frank Me- Milo Wilkerson, Josie Kloer, where he has been for several Stone, If you get all-wool fabrics, you have saved money and wool; be months. Donald, Imilda Robertson, Clark -------------------------------------- Fred Mariels. * A He says there are some cause all-wooi wears so much better than anything else that such things about that country that likes very well, but likes the clothes really cost less, and wear out less wool, than cheap stuff. he Willamette valley climate the oest. You ought to buy and wear The Patriotic League will give another of their famous dances * ) A Bars good laun- <T \ A A Trotter Building next Fri HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX in day the evening, BISHOP ALL WOOL SUITS those who have at ¿'L/ dry soap for *P 1 ♦ t't' tended one of their dances will $25 TO $40 $20 TO $35 not need an invitation to come as they know a good time is in store for them. Word has been received from Will H. Myers, stating that he with one fellow from Marion and four others from Portland are all Men’ s working together in the Base Work with Hoover be economical by Shoes Hospital at Camp Bowie. Tex. The city Council at their meet buying at ing Tuesday evening ordered a new steel bridge across th_* ditch , in front of the pumping plant to OREGON SALEM NOBODY UNDERSELLS US replace the present wooden struc ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS ture. Two concrete piers will be I built to sustain the bridge. I.XfiJf Invitation to Eighth Grade Students the utcre th at undersells e c a u s e it s e l l s f o e c a s h General Merchandise Highest Market Prices paid for your Wool and Mohair in any quantity And Twine for either for sale. Custom carding done. MAY TO H. S. Auditorium 8:00 p. m. Benefit Gym Fund Redtal in Oratory • Music Satisfaction Guaranteed- •‘Oley from Olsonville” < Farce and Vaudeville Stunt Admission rw riiL^i 15c, 2 for 25c. Children You can save or waste when you buy clothes SPECIAL ! ! $5, to $8 New Line of SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE $3 to $5.00 Schillings best Coffees and Bak ing Powder, your money back if not satisfied . W. F. KLECKER. /