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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1919)
Posters are up annoum ng a real jazz dance at the opera house Mill City, Saturday evening, July 19. Good music will ho furnish ed by Talmadge’s Orchestra, the ; official Hey-E Hyue Jazz Band at the 1919 Round-Up and Vic- j ory Celebration and the big at traction at the libation Straw berry Kectival and the Browns ville Pioneer Picnic, with Earl J. Headrick, the Jazz Singer, in Before you sell your cascara Bring your eascara bark to the latest song hits. Everyone bark see Doll's cash store. Doll's cash store. is invited and there will undoubt Mrs. Henry Schultrbein of Sul- I.iston A. Darby sold his t ’hev- edly bo a large crowd of dance limity is reported sick with pneu-j rolet car to his brother B. F. enthusiasts present. It monia. ' Darby. Dr. Brewer reports several The William Mullet family of Ca-d of Thanks cases of scarlet fever oelow West the Waldo Hills spent Tuesday in Stayton. Stayton. We wish to thank the friends Milford Allen left for the har- The J. W. Mayo family spent and neighbors for the many acts vest fields of Eastern Oregon last Sunday at the Taylor Camp of kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our be Saturday, Grove on the Little North Fork. the loved mother, Mrs. R. M. Taylor. Frank Thomas of Mill City was Mr. J. T Hunt and daughter Also for the beautiful floral offer here visiting his brother, L. A. Miss Helen were in Stayton Mon- ings. From the Bereaved Family. Thomas, this week. day of this week. L. A. Thomas has just finished Miss Nora T'avin has gone to NOTICE painting the Quinn residence, and Corvallis for a two week’s vaea- a!so the Luthy jewelry store. | tion with friends. Sealed bids will be received by Rev. Warren and family and Mrs. Naomi Thomas has been the school clerk up to six o’clock Mrs. W. A. Weddle and children visiting friends and relatives in p. m. August 6. 1919, for the "Janitor Work”» of the Stayton are at Salem picking loganberries. town this week. school for the school year 1919- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sloper and 1920. W. A. Riggs and wife spent last Sunday at Cascadia. Wes Mrs. V. Sloper were Salem visi The school board reserves the right to reject anv amj all bids. reports the w ater fine—fordrink- tors the first of the week. W. A. Weddle. ;ng. Harold Murphy and Miss Poppe Clerk Ralph Urban and family re of Salem were in town the first | turned from an outing on the of the week visiting friends. Piano [.essons coast the first of the week. They To those who work: Bishop * » ----------- O - - report a pleasant time. has the most complete stock of I can take a few more pupils C. E. Brown will go to New clothes for the working men’s for the piano at my home at port this week where he will needs. West M. Gil Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Crabtree bert. Stayton. Mrs. E. 5-22 work for some time. He recently tf and daughter Edna of near Kings shipped his machinery there. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomas, ton were shopping in Stayton, i STA R TH EA TR E —§ father and mother of Alva Saturday. Mrs. C. E. Taylor and son Jay Thomas of Stayton, left Salem *» SATURDAY £ Wednesday for an extended visit went to Portland Sunday for a in Washington with their two two weeks visit with friends and relatives. 8 COMEDY "W h y W orry daughters. Cacilia and James Mielke went SUNDAY The 8-year-old daughter of Pat Lyons of Albany who has been I to Salem last week, relum ing visiting at the O. M. Baker home with a new Overland for sale at ¡iCOMEDY - “ Lonesom e L u k e ’’? at Kingston with her parents, the store. Harold Murphy is back to town * W ED N ESD A Y J I’ST WHAT YOl’ WANT may bo! was bitten by a dog Sunday. Dr. again, having quit work near \ <<T k o P m n f v P a k ” k offered in thl* we.-tc1* want ad« at a Brewer attended her. 1 H e e m p ty LAD J bargain If« a Rood Idea to look Redne. Oregon, where he has If Ed. Bell, of the Farmers & i ALSO BIO COMEDY ? them over every week. Merchants Bank force, has gone been for the past several months. Frank X. Basil from Fern to The Dalles for a two weeks Ridge was in town Tuesday of vacation. Ed. will visit relatives 4 this week transacting business 4 there and enjoy an outing in that ♦ with Stayton merchants. 4 part of the valley. 4 Guy Hurt was visiting’friends 4 ♦ Joe Lulay of the Lulay Bros. »> in town last week. He was en- i & Giesler Lumber Co., of near ♦ + Fire, Theft and Transportation ♦ I Scio, while placing a belt on a joying a short vacation from one ♦ pulley at the mill Saturday had of Portland’s shipyards. t ( Oregon Fire Relief Association ♦I Miss Margaret Fehlen visited «. 4 Agent Fanners Fire Relief of Butteville, Ore. his thumb badly torn by the belt. for New Jersey Fire Insurance Co. He is under the care of Dr. home folks for a few days recent 4 : ( Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York ly while the offices of the N orth-1 ♦ 4 Brewer. 41 west Steel Plant were closed. 4 j L. A. Thomas received a letter H a rry H um phreys Stayton The working man is the back 4 from Gus Eksman last week ^ 4 bone of the Nation—he deserves j which locates him about 20 miles from Pendleton on a 1,000 acre the best in clothes--Bishop’s ranch. Gus is driving team and | have them for you, read our adds. Walter Miller of Turner, who says he likes the work. He has just recently returned from wished to be remembered to all service overseas with UucleSam, his Stayton friends. F irst C lass Confections. H ig h G rad e P u re C andies visited here Saturday and Sunday. Mary Stamp was nine years Fine C igars and T o b acco Miss June Kearns who has old Monday and a number of her been here for the past two weeks, young friends gathered at the Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks Masonic grove to help her cele left Monday for McMinnville brate the event. Games were where she expects to be employ All Prices and Style Box Candy plaved and ice cream and cake ed. Mr. Chas. Schmitt of Portland helped make the afternoon a has been employed by Forest very pleasant one. Mack to assist in the Mack Bar- S tayton, O regon Tony Schindler, who work? for bar Shop while Mr. Mack enjoys the Murphy-Gardner saw mill at a vacation. West Stayton, jumped from a load of ties which was about 14 T. J. Hill of Salem was here feet high, last Saturday and dis Wednesday looking after hop h located his ankle. The ties began pickers. Mr. Hill has 35 acres of i slipping and Tony thought it was hops this year and says he will best to jump. Dr. Brewrer is at need a large number of pickers. Ì Mrs. Gladys Guth of Portland, k k tending him. who will be rembered here as % :If yon know of a news item or Miss Gladys Hosford, has been l a piece of news, tell us about it. visiting friends here for the past i & A newspaper man sometimes ex J „4 j* «4 Oregon we» k. Her small daughter Thel k periences m o r e difficulty i n i gathering news than one would ma accompanied her on her visit. % * Miss Maryan Alexander, who a* imagine. This was the case when a reposter ir. a neighboring spent last week at the Taylor kk town who, a few days ago. was Camp Grove on the Little North W e buy' anything in the Produce sent to write up a fire in a resi Fork, is assisting in the Post Office this week while her sister, line from Cascara Bark to a dence. Going to the door he in quired for the lady of the house Mrs. Perry, is enjoying an outing dressed cow. Will sell you any The maid said she was out. at the same place. thing in the ^Merchandise line Miss Gladys Haminan is at “ Are any of the family at from a knitting needle to a new hom e?" inquired the scribe. te n d in g the Capital Business threshing machine. Come and see “ NO, they are all out,” was the ; College at Salem. She is staying replv. Not quite discouraged at home and making tne trips to the reporter asked “ Well, w asn’t and from school on the stage there a fire here last evening?” After a month in Office Training “ Yes,” said the hired girl, "but she expects to be employed in t Salem. th a t’s out too." »«*/:.ir.vr.r*.';* j;w < iM iW k k iilc i« 4 V !ii i “When Do We Eat" i l “Drifters” The Stayton Mail is $1.50 Per Year : Automobile Insurance ♦ I • * ♦ 0 c A Perfect Combination for Your Auto Engine “MOTORLIFE” ASSOCIATED GASOLINE AN D H A V O L I N E OIL Ha* Proved Hatinfartory to Cthera - GEM CONFECTIONERY TR Y I T ONCE 9 Revere Tires 15 p e r Cent O ff Clark’s Tiife House 319 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon J. A. HENDERSHOTT, Proprietor Balsiger & Son GENERAL £€F MERCHANDISE Jordan Balsiger & Son, Jordan, Ore. j Save Today fo r Tom orrow ’s Needs Do you live “ from hand to mouth?” There is a system of living whereby Today may be made to provide for Tomorrow—this year for next year -the prime of manhood for old age. ■ SAVE > This one word tells the story. Just a little regu larly deposited in our savings department makes«pleasantly sur prising showing in the yea.s to come • Capital $50,000.00 F a rm e rs & M erch a n ts H an k o f S ta y ton,O jsm,