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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1918)
News From All Over The ----------City---------- Sapolio doing its work. Scouring for U.S.Marine Corps recruits. Possibly About You or Your Friends Mrs. Nettie Crump i* in S I* m this week. J. H. Thoma, Geo. T. Pro ami V. Date Sloper mot< < i t«> Salem Monday. Wilbur Lesley ST'ent sever* 1 days last week in Portlai i where his father was on jury duty. field uil.l "V here he will be «> i.. . Ins friends and pU pat re s :> • a j r Colors L.«rge and small (lags now on di-pia\ «1 Sin er’ s Drug Store. •N O C H M O a C A N ‘ 1 • O N * CO L I GEM C O N FEC TIO N ER Y First Class Confections. High Grade Fure Candies Fine Cigars and Tobacco Join Now! who wear APPLY AT A N Y emblem a rt th * P O ST O F F IC E U.S. MARINES fir SERVICE UNDER THIS EMBLEM Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks All Prices and Style Box Candy J. A. H EN D ERSH O TT, Proprietor a Stayton, Soldiers Letters France Oregon June f> 1918 Hello Da I, Just a few lines to let you know Jim Too uas and w ife and Har- 1 am »>l i Murphy and Mias Poppe came H ise Hospital, U. S Army Camp they havei t g<»t me yet Women stenographer* aqd typ up from Sa em for a week end B wie, Texas. Jun>> ‘21 1918 in the hospital now while the doc ists are now being enrolled in the vi>it at the K. crioper home. tors try to patch up my lungs so Dear Mother, Naval Reserve as yeomen. Wra. Nenuel and W. J. Smuck I rec’d your most welcome let I will he able to breath through a Ladies $3.50 Bronze Pumps $2.50 gas mask again, they have taken Master Merril Amort of Port left Suturda for Eastern Oregon ter a few days ago. Have been 44 5.50 white kid 44 4.50 land was visiting with Stayton where they will work during very busy could not answer be quite a bunch o f water off them 44 5.50 Ivory 44 44 4.50 friends Sunday. fore but I got a half day off to- already. harvest Well how goes everything at E. R. Nelson was in Salem Misses Lois Bracken and Coral dav and will write a few lines to Sherwood. Say, Isiyd Ingals Monday on business. He was Smuck came over from Scio t<> let >ou know 1 am well and hope and Bert Heghin are in the 161 st accompanied by J. W. Smith. spend the week end with home ycu are all the same. In f . Loyd is in Co. A and Bert is Rev. Father Lainek, o f Sub The news is scarce here, about folks. limity was a Stayton visitor Mon the same old thing every day. I in Co. G. Well tell the boys hello for me and everyone else you see The War Savings Stamp drive day. am still at the hospital and like it | and drop me a few lines when has been keeping everybody |in fine only it is too hot to lie com Mrs. Allie Brewer who has 'you get time. I will close now. the postoffiee pretty busy these fortable. the temperature is from been ill for the past two weeks hoping to hear from you soon, 1 days. 101) to 108. that is different from is still quite poorly. am Rae Glover who has been re Oregon is it not? Frank Lesley came up Satur O. E. Grindrod siding in McMinnville for the 1 am going to Ft. Worth this a f day from Portland where he has past few months is visiting ternoon and evening, it sure is a France May 12 1918 been doing Jury duty. friends in Stayton fora few days. relief to get away from the hos To my Dearest Mother. Miss Margaret Hensley is vis Over 3.0U0 women are at work pital. Today is letter writing day to iting friends at Cushman. Ore Tell Alva I thought o f him on Mothers front the soldiers, so will in the production o f gas masks at gon. the Long Island gas-defense his birthday but had no chance to end the day by writing one. Flogs! Flags! go to town to get him any’ present This has been a very fine day plant. but will see what 1 can get him and I spent all afternoon visiting A number of Stayton people O f all sizes for sale at soper’s today. What is he doing and why the city and also visited a larg attended the dance Saturday ev Drug Store. ening in the Doerfler barn and don’ t he write me a few lines, I museum which is certainly inter Mrs. F. H. Down of Portland, would like to hear from him, does esting. Am going back again all report a good time. is visiting her parents. Mr. and he like to drill in the Home when I have more time as it con G. R. Munkers motored to Sa Mrs. J. P. Davie. Guards? tains old relics, paintings and Saturday evening and Mrs G. F. Korinek left Wed lem statuary that are wonderful. Did Alta pass at school and how nesday, morning for her home in brought his brother Bert who un Imagine looking at paintings that is she getting along with her vio derwent an operation some 10 Portland. lin? Tell Goldie I sai i hello and are over 20 feet high and relics Verl Powelson of Portland is days ago home with him. What we have and I am proud of her for pass 100 years old. Grant Murphy returned Sun ing. visiting his mother. Mrs. C. E. seen sinct we left our homes is day from Portland where he has Daugherty, for a few days. Gee I can hardly write. I am worth many dollars to us besides During the month of June the been on the Grand Jury for sev sitting in my room at the ward the experiences we will get also. Am detatched from my Battery Red Cross knitters have turned eral weeks. He was accompan and the nurses are develing the ied by his w ife and little daugh at present for Trucks & Tractor in 71 pair of socks aud 15 sweat life out of me, we sure have a ter who had been visiting rela School with a small detachment ers. great time joking each other, it tives in Seattle and Portland. from other Batteries. helps to while away the day, the In a letter to friends received James B. Leigh now has a new time seems so long it seems like We were out on the field for a here the early part o f this week auto wood saw and is able to saw I have been here a year now. try out Sat. I have charge o f ac Prof. Ford stated that he was your wood on short notice. It is tion in our group. I find the It is time for me to go to my about ready to sail overseas. a big improvement over the old training we have gotten so far 150 acres in cultivation (good wheat land), balance table for dinner so you will have Miss Nora Crabtree is home saw as he was short on power in pasture and oak timber; 7 room house; 3 barns interesting and will keep us busy. to wait till after dinner, bye,bye. and other auxiliary buildings; woven’ wire fences; from a visit o f a fortnight with while now he has power to spare. Am feeling fine and our eats Well dinner is over and I am off on rock road 3-4 mile from Jordan. This is the Ed her sister Mrs. Ward Holford at are certainly fine now. W’e have A. D. Gardner Jr. is the drum for the rest o f the day. Dougherty farm. Price $60 per acre for a short Wish I Black Rock. time. This is a very good buy and it will pay you mer for the local Oregon Guard was close so I could come home Saturday afternoon and Sunday A number of Oregon Guard Co. and there has been a notable to inquire further of off and open camp until 8:30 e v it gets lonesome because there is officers were up from Salem Mon improvement in the drilling since enings from 6 o’ clock which is no one here that I knew before I day evening and put the local he has been officiating, and the sure a great opportunity for us went in the army, but the war company through their drill. time he beeps is excellent and it will be over some day then Dear students. Our batteries are bil leted a short distance from here Joe Klecker returned Sunday is a big help to the men in their Old Oregon for mine. so our mail comes here first. to San Diego. Cal., after a week’s marching. Have any more of the boys been FOUND -Stray Male Collie. Phone Mark Skiff also remained here visit with home folks. He is a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1x7, Stayton. >■ called from town yet. Did pa member of the Navy band. send my lodge receipts in the let and I see him quite often now. W A N T E D — loganberry Pickers, 12 Catarrh Cannot Be Cured acres, E. E. Hengs yard, Marion, and Quite a number of Stayton with LO C AL A P P L IC A T IO N S , as ther ter? It was opened by someone You probably have seen the or A D V E R T IS IN G Ad W riter* and M a n «* »r * cannot reach the »eat o f the disease. people are planning to attend the Catarrh 1» a local di»«a»e, greatly In else before I got it and there der that you could not send pres w an t*d-profitable. diimifWd w«»rk Prana rm general farm band till about Iluc. 1st. A T H O M E in S P A R K T IM K Indor*-d and fluenced by constitutional conditions, and ents etc., without a request from recommended by hundreds o f auoraaaaul atudrnta. Red Cross celebration at Meha- in order to cure It you must take an were no receipts then. FOR NAI.E —Six head thoroughbred W ar-tim ed em im l f<*r W O M K N Ad w riter» Frt# internal rero-jdy H all’s Catarrh Medi International Corre*|M#n<l*ne»t School*. Shrojishires ewes, and small work horse- ma the Fourth. As I cannot think of any ques me, so am sending one which booklet cine is taken Internally and acts thru Bog 913D. 8cran Um. Pa the blood on the mucous surfaces of the With you will inclose on the inside o f AU TO M O H 1I.K Many pwning* fur garage Apply Joe Sen*, Phone 1(16, Stayton, Mrs. J. H. Hawley returned system. H all's Catarrh Medicine was tions to ask I will close. prescribed by one of the best physicians the package and not to weigh men or chauffeur* Mig i»a f; tiavel, advantr- Sunday from an extended visit in this country for years It is com love to all. hope to hear from you FOR S A LE Duror Jersey hogs. m**nt. K xprrt training nrc«*w*ary. Q u alify A T more than seven pounds. posed o f some of the best tonics ktiown. liU M K in S P A R K T IM K W ar-tim e <>|.| h > i »uni Doerfler Bros, Silverton, Oregon. A. with relatives at Monmouth and combined with some o f the best blood soon, I am your son and brother, f.»r W O M K N . Send for Inoklet Interna N. Doerfler, K M s iw , 17tf In my next letter you will find ties purifiers. The perfect combination of tional (V>rre*p«*nd»*nrr Mchoola. Box 913D Scran W. H. Myers Wood bum. the ingredients in H all’s Catarrh Medi a remembrance, haven’ t it to ton, Pa. cine is what produces such wonderful FOR S ALE To el-ae an estate the C. A. Luthy our popular je w results in catarrhal conditions. Send for send with this one. Tattoo is C I V I L S E R V IC E ; u s Government want* am Rieater farm in Sublimity, containing testimonials, free. hit ion*, intelligent M K N and W O M K N for Civil 7(1 acres, must he sold at once. eler has moved his store from the F J C H E N E Y & CO.. Props., Toledo. O. For Following are extracts from sounding now so will have to Service. Refined, congenial work Paid vaca A ll Druggists. The. Bernatd tion* War cr* at» * 18,' j ' i O new poaitiima in Wnah- further particulara inquire, Deidrich building to the Merri- H a ll’s Fam ily Pills for constipation. Will Myers’ letter to his sister: hurry along. Get to see Capt. inglon ah Tie W rite for booklet, international G-sher. Administrator. Stavton, Ore. Correspondence Hrhoola, Box 913D, .Scranton, Pa God but it is hot here, it was Knox and Lieut. Baker quite o f I-OK SALE Poland China brood sow, _ C O N T R A !T IN G brirklayera. re- only 108 in the shade yesterday ten now, wrote to Luther but I mi nt m m wanted Carprntrra, t> learn contracting, build bred,also John Deere top buggy in good ing, structural w«»rk. architecture War times condition. One 3 1-4 by Id u.ch steel and no shade, why the sweat haven’ t heard from him yet. I demand expert*. Good pay. Qualify A'l HO M K | in S P A R K T IM K Free booklet International skien, steel wheel farm truck with hay With my very best greetings i (Correspondence Schools, Box 9I3D Scranton, Pa. drips from me like as if you were rack on it in good shape, and a set o f pouring water on me. from your loving son E L E C T R IC IT Y : -Elect rie lana wanted e v e r y high wooden wheela 3 1-4 by 10 inch, Clyde Harold. I went and saw the town of where. Big pay Quick advanc*»mcnt. lea rn and a two Heated carnage, and other electric wiring, lighting, telephony, etc., A T Saturdays Program will portray Dallas, Texas, last Tuesday after H O M K in 8 P A R K T IM K Indoraci by K d ito n . articles too numerous to mention. A rt Stelnm etx. Free booklet. International C orre hur Forrette, Aumsville.Ore. Box 4« R 1 noon, it is 30 miles from here, it spondance School a. Box 913D Scranton, Pa. sure is a nice place, clan and sev ELE CT R IC IT Y * Railway men---electricity la W A N T E D — About 20 loganberry fast replacing «team Get ready for a big job. eral big buildings. Prepare A T HOMK in SPA R K TIMK Recom pic kers. 1 1 4c per box paid with bonua -IN- mended by power and irar.. e r t a t i or» officiala. o f l-4c tf picker remaina all throgh sea There is some fine land betwenn Free booklet International Gorreapondeno* Hrhoola, Box 9181), Scranton. Pa. son, splendid camp grounds, wood and Ft. Worth and Dallas, their wheat The box-car situation is better and oats were about all cut and in at present than it has been at any S A L E S M A N S H IP Big opportunities In South water furnised. O. L. Dencer, Box 17 • America for aaleamen. office men. mining men. R. F. D. 4, Salem. the shock, there was also some time during the last three years I mechanical. electrical engineer* Good pay -rapid 'advancement. Laarn A T HOMK in S P A R K Sunday’s Program will present FOR S A L E —Hercules Grubbing ma fine corn and cotton, the cotton is according to advice received by TIMK Women fill place* n i men gone tn front. 1 Free booklet. In terna Nona I Correspondence chine, root hook and 260 ft. 1 inch steel only 3 or 4 inches high and looks the Department of Agriculture School*. Box »I3D, Scranton. Pa. cables. 1 thorough bred Poland China a little like beans. The country from the Railroad Administra ST E N O G R A P H Y ; Stenographer* wanted. Men boar, alao driving team, rubber tired and wanen Experta earn big money Congen here is hilly and rolling. No tion. Apply Clarence ial w ork-rapid advancement Many opportuni buggy and harness. — IN — ties In O m n m m t servir*. Prepare A T HOMK green grass only where there is Forrette, West Stayton. On May 1 box cars began to go in S P A R E TIME. Erne booklet. Internationa. water or low places. into wheat territory, and wheat Correspondent * Schools. Box 9111). Heranton. Pa FOR S A L E - Five head milk cowa. You spoke about having lettuce, carrying roads are expected to Apply Nick Welter, Sublimity. 26t6 why I get everything here, every have on their lines more than the A Paramo jrt Picture thing in the vegetable line, also normal amount o f cars owned by LOST — Physicians account peaches, oranges, banannnas. them. Cars are being parked in Wednesdays program will show hook containing papers of value water and musk melons, grape wheat loading territory, which FOR S A L E —Rubber tired buggy, to no one except owner. Liberal fiuit, pine apples etc. Wish you was im pifsible la>t >ear. The Double sot driving harness $66.00. had fome. We h ive ice cream Railroad Administration will con Registered Jersey Bull eslf 11 months reward for return to Dr. Brewer old. John Sandner, Jr. twice a week. I am getting tinue to move cars into wheat Lost- A Block fo r a wire cable along fine with my work. supposed to have been lost on the districts as long as there is any W A N TE D Work for myaclf son and Your bro. indication that additional cars team after July 1st. A. T. Brewer cemetery hill, finder leave at Mail W. H. M. office and receive reward. Stayton. will be needed. Special for the Fourth Lancefield Shoe Store Cook in Cool Comfort W e have a large line of the bust oil cook stoves on the market in all sizes such as Perfection and Blue Flame Stoves These makes are too well known to need description, with one of these stoves you will be able to do your cook ing in a cool kitchen L IL L Y H A R D W A R E CO. 3 2 0 A c r e s F o r S a le GEO. A. SMITH, HELP WANTED T h e S ta r T h e a t r e is S h o w in g S ta r s o f m a g n itu d e th is w e e k Jack Pickford and Louise Huff Provision Made for Wheat Handling The Ghost House P a u lin e F r e d e r ic k The Hungry Heart ANN MURDOCK m “PLEASE HELP EMILY” STA R TH EA TRE # CLASSIFIED ADS. Stayton, Ore.