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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1918)
News From All Over The --------- City--------- | FRUIT JARS We Handle Lux for all Fine Laundrying Possibly About You or Your Friends Mason and Economy Jars, Jar Rubbers and Tops, get your canning supplies now at the Coveralls for M en-all sizes KHAKI COLORS PRICES RIGHT Otto Burson was an Aumsville tertained at dinner by the T. J. Ware family Sunday. business caller Tuesday. Full line of OVERALLS, ell sizes and Mrs. Ed Highberger called on Sestack & Thomas have pur 3 different Patterns. Get yours now Mrs. Fuson Saturday. chased a new one-ton Ford truck befoie prices advance again Forest and John Mack were with which to take care of their increasing: business. Mill City visitors Monday. TH fc « T o n e T H A T U N D V M T I L L I B C C A U S I IT « C L L S F O R C A S H J. W. Mayo and family and D, I. Caldwell of Portland, was visiting friends here this week. father and mother, motored to Mrs. W. H. Fuson was enter- Cascadia Sunday, and spent the tained at the home of Mrs, John dav sightseeing. NOBODY UNDERSELLS US Kuester, Friday. Emil Henkle arrived home Sun- ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS Mrs. G. L. Brown is spending dav from Montana where he has ' the week in Salem with friends bwn for the i>ast >ear‘ He ,a ,n F irst Ctnss Confections. H igh G rad e P u re Candies the next Linn county d ra ff and relatives. Fine C igars and T obucco Conrad Neibert, Miss Grace Theo. Highberger of Sublimity Elder. Everet Gardner and wife was a caller at the home of his Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks son Ed. Highberger, this week. and J. H. Missler were among ' the auto parties that enjoyed an Mrs. Sarah Cox has returned outing at Cascadia last Sunday. All Prices and Style Box Candy from a very pleasant visit with Geo. Blatchford and wife, of her son at Springfield. Moialla. Oregon, were in Stay- Ben Klecker, and wife of ton Monday returning from a Stayton, O regon Fleetwood. Ore., are visiting rel visit with Mrs. Blatchford's par atives in Stayton this week. ents who live near town. D. M. Doll left last Monday Mr. Chas. Allen of Mill C ity, All Kinds of Harvest Shoes for men and wo for Bremerton Wash., to take an underwent an operation for ap examination for musician in the pendicitis at the Salem Hospital men. A straw hat fre2 wiih each pair U. S. Navy. Thursday. Dr. Beauchamp per A SK F O R IT Marion Hunt and Dare Sloper formed the operation. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- were Salem visitors the first of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp the week. entertained Mrs. Beauchamp’s Miss Rose Amort, of Salem, is sister and husband, Mr. and. B. spending the week in Stayton F. Mulkey, of Portland last Sun visiting friends and relatives. day. Next Sunday the Kingston Byron Robertson and family Chas. Burmester. of Klamath I will buy evergrreen blackber church will have a basket dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Dare Sloper Falls, is here visiting his sister, ries again this year, delivered at and a sermon at 11 o’clock and motored to Wilhoit Sunday and Mrs. Kramer, this week. my place. Will pav top price. another service and sermon at spent a few hours at the popular Allied flags, service Dins and Pickers wanted. 2:30. Everybody invited to these resort. Thçy drove to Portland * A. Smith service stationery for sale at 30-2t services. in the afternoon and took in the Mew advertisers this week are Sloper’s Drug Store. Dr. Beauchamp reports the show in the eveni"K- Miss Agnes Fuson who has Chas. Cladek, W. C'Cladek, Les birth of a baby daughter, to Mr. Mr- a «d Mrs. C. E. Kramer been seriously ill for the past ley Hotel and Ditter. Bell & Co. 0f and Mrs. Harry Cerisman, west an(! Mr. and Mrs. H. Lillie mo- two months is convalescing at the See their ads in another part tored to Jefferson Sunday where of town on the 24th of july, and home of her uncle W. H. Fuson. the paper. they attended the Sunday School Mr. and Mrs, B. E. Edwards a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hook- Convention. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thomas Then they went stra of West Stayton last week. to Corvallis for a few hours visit visited at the home of Roy Jones and Mrs. W\ W, Curtis of Salem Dr. Brewer reports that a baby passed through town Monday on at Victor Point, Sunday. with friends find relatives. Miss girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Rice, sister of Mrs. Lilly their way to the mountains for a Peter Dedrich was in Salem Capt. Creamer on the 21st, and returned with them. ! few days vacation.' the last of the week after more a Carl Fryer and wife, of Junc son to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mc The Frank family had a re- Ford cars. tion City, were in the city Sun Cormick, of West Stayton on the union at Wilhoit Springs last Judge D’Arey and party of Sa Last Friday afternoon a group day visicing of f . R. Gardner. 26th. Sunday. Henry, Albert a n d 1 had th<1 to slip while lem, were in Stayton Sunday re Last Sunday Dr. Brewer per Fred Frank and families were climbing over a barb wire fence of about 15 ladies from the Mrs. Fryer is the daughter of J. turning from an up-country trip. formed an operation on the 6 present also a number of outside an(i cut a gash in his left thigh Kingston church met at the home R. Gardner. Lowel Riggs of Pendleton paid Mr. and Mrs, W. L. McKen- year old son and 5 year old friends and relatives. T h e r e ; abou*- f°ur inches long, severing of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Daugher a hurried visit to Eugene Ware ney and son James, Mrs. Wade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Avery were about forty people present. *be a rteries. He waa brought to ty for the purpose of planning from Sunday until Tuesday. McKennev of Portland, were Murphy for the removal of ton Walter M Pierce' addressed the tovvn an<i L)r. Brewer attended to for a service flag to be dedicated Word comes ^rom California Sunday visitors at ye editor’s sils and adenoids. the injury. Mr. Woterman was next Sunday. A committee was gathering in the afternoon. th at the Stayton hoys who are home. taken to his home where he is appointed and the mactrial pur FOR SALE—Driving team, wt L. D. Waterman, of Lyons, with the colors there, will soon getting along nicely. ¡chased for the flag which is about 1100, set double hack har Dr. Beauchamp has been mak while working with a surveying be transferred tc Maryland. SubscriT»e for the Mail. now being made ness, set single harness, carriage ing some improvements in his party near his home on Monday 1 Ben Irons, fonnenly of Stay- office the past week. He has had hack, express wagon, single bug ton. but now living at Roseburg. the office repainted and new lin- gy. Apply Hammans Barn. ■ was in town last week renewing oleum laid 0n the floors. H. H. Shreve, who is with the g old acquaintances. „ v , . . . . , . ( Mrs. Keber and daughter, of colors, is now taking a naviga Trench mirrors and folding tooth 0f Aagel, visited with Mr. tion course in Portland which brushes for the departing soldier Keber, who is temporarily em- will last six weeks. He expects a t Sloper’s Drug Store. ployed here in the State Bank, to come up for a commission as soon as school is finished. Ed Young and family of Sa the first of the week. lem motored to the T. J. Ware Eddie Bell, of Sublimity, has Miss Ruth Fuson has returned T H E W AY T O DO IT IS T O SE E T H A T home Sunday afternoon for a accepted a position in the Stay- to the home of her parents after call. ton State Bank as book keeper, six weeks nursing in and around E V E R Y T H IN G Y O U BU Y IS GOOD C. E. Daugherty and wife and and started upon his duties Mon Aumsville. Miss Fuson, former It Takes More Effort to Make Things Good; a Little More Courage ly a teacher of Linn county ex Miss Margaret Schaefer w ere en- day morning. pects to begin hospital work in and it May Cost Yon a Little more Money, But it Pays Every One October. The Brown, Petzel Lumber) in the Long Run. That’s the Reason Why We Say Company have a crew of men driving down a half million feet of logs which they have cut at their camp, six miles east of town. The drive will reach here in about ten days. j S a t u r d a y s P r o g r a m w ill p o r tr a y They’re Good; the Makers Make the Effort and Have The Courage Dr. Beauchamp pei formed an operation on T. F. Lake, at Sa to See That They’re Good. They Wear Longer Than Cheap Clothes lem Hospital Tuesday for the re-j moval of a turner. The patient -IN - They Make Your Money Go Farther * stood the ordeal in fine shape and ff at the present writing is resting The only way for us to be sure of quality when you buy nicely. r % is to be sure we have it before we sell. We buy only the C. E. Daugherty and Eugene best Merchandise and price it right. If you aren't satisfied S unday's P ro g ra m will p resen t B. Powelson, Mrs. Daugherty's you get your money back. oldest son, who is now in the I service, take this opportunity to tharlk the ladies of Stayton for — IN — their kindness in presenting M EN’S M EN’S them with sweaters. M tf ARMY ARMY Mrs. Lesley received a letter SH O E S SH O E S from her son Olliver last week $5 to $8 A P a ra m o u n t P ictu re in which he says that he has in - j $5 to $8 listed in the aviation corps as Land Machinests Mate in the Navy Aviation Reserve Corps. He is looking for a call to the colors soon. M ARKETERS Good No, 1 Walnuts Soft Shell, 30c lb. GROCERY COMPANY General Merchandise GEM CONFECTIONERY W. F. Klecker, Stayton, Ore. Y srt trr o rata o r o Ct o ra o a ' ~ Currin Spring Heel Loggers J. A. -HENDERSHOTT, Proprietor Stand the work in the river and the woods I Cook in Cool Comfort Lancefield Shoe Store 3 We have a large line of the bust oil cook stoves on the market in all sizes such as 4 • 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 LILLY HARDWARE CO. f Make Everything Go Farther- The Star Theatre is Showing Stars of magnitude this week BISHOP ALL WOOL SUITS $20 TO $35 HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX $25 TO $40 Georqe Beban “One More American Pauline Frederick Mrs. Dane’s Defense STA R T H E A T R E SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE SALEM - - OREGON #