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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1919)
John Watson, who is working Jordan Items i Mr. F .M. Munkera is confined in the lumber camp at Idahna, to his home here on account o f it being necessary for Dr. Brewer had a very near escape from be E. J. PepperIInd and John to amputate the greater portion ing killed one day this week. A Reister were Stayton thopars ¡o f one o f his feet, which had b e -fa llin g tree killed one o f the Friday. come infected with gangrene, horses he was driving and in Mr. F. Woodard o f Portland is which was due to. a general jured the other one. John said: visiting at the home o f his blath breaking o f hia health. Miss “ Just a little njore and tree er, W. Vv. Woodward, this week. Eleneaor Willing is in attendance, would have struct me.” Mr. Lloyd Kimball returned to as nurse. W. W. Mokler, who has been Portland last Friday. The evergreen berry season with the Mail in the mechanical Miss Gladys Smith visited her has lured several o f our towns department for the past five cousin Merl Frost and his new people to the woods and while months, has gone or a vacation, wife. Friday at Gooch. they enjoy the outing they are so he says. He will attend the Messrs N. W. and T. Thomas making a little spending money. wedding of a ne*r relative while were called to Mehama Satur Senator Hobeon returned from away and will also superintend day by the serious illness of their an ipiting at Seaside, Tuesday. the selling o f some timberiarfd brother-in-law Mr. Krusee. He The Senator said he enjoyed the that he has in Washington, He is reported some better at this outing just like he used to and said on leaving: “ I f I have any writing. time left I will enjoy myself.” feels just a young as ever. Mrs. Geo. Balseiger o f Lyons, This leaves the Mail in the hands The O. J. Ruble family, who o f the editor and “ His Satanic and Mrs. Lewis of Portland were lived in Stayton for the past ten Majesty” — with a telephone di Jordan visitors Monday. years, sold their home in th e ! rectory to finish, a lot of job Mesdames H. Phillips, M. nothern part o f town have gone ’ work to be turned out “ Right Petit, Miss Mable Petit and Earl to Portland. They expect to pronto” and the blamed old Phillips motored to Salem Sun purchase a new home a few paper to get out BUSY? Well day afternoon. miles frome Portland. Since we guess! Mrs. H. Shelton (aunt O llie,) Caryl and Carl Ruble hgve finish who recently suffered a uaraly- Good Things ed their high school work here, tic stroke, is reported as slightly Rev. J. S. Green will preach the Rubles have thought it more improved, but very poorly yet. profitable to be rear the young in the Methodist church on Sun* Sunday night during the elec peoples future work. day at 11 a. m. A t 8 p. m. there tric storm Charles Salzel was Miss Thelma Riggs o f Tacoma, will be no service in the chuich, ■severely stunned which render Wash, is here visiting friends but instead there wil! be a union ed him unconscious for sometime and relatives. This is Thelma’s service in the Baptist church at It also disqualified him from first visit here since her leaving which we expect some minister attending to his threshing Mon from the school for rural minis about two years ago. day. ters at Salem to preach. Frank Potter and f a m i l y W. J. Warren, Pastor. accompanied bv Miss Ruth Me- Cullock motored up from Port- Mrs. Glen Neal and daughter • MEHAMA # land Saturday night and remain- - spent a few days in town this j ed here with relatives and friends! week. They went from here to A new barber g'lop has beeu over Sunday. Mill City for a visit with friends. opened in the Yiulkey.building. The Phillips house is being re paired and painted. It will be , ready for a renter soon. C. G. Gough is remodeling and reshinglir.g his residence. RANGE SALE W c have several patterns of Ranges «that we desire to close out. These Ranges are all made of the best material throughout, with polish top, cabinet or sanitary leg base. In order to move them quickly' we have put on the following low prices: $76.50 Regular $101.50 20 inch óven Deluxe Range now regular 596.50 16 inch oven - Deluxe Range now regular $92.50 now Regular $85.00 Range now Regular $75.00 Range now Trade in We Your Old Stoves will allow you all they' are worth We carry’ Victrolas, Path e’s and W in d s o r Talking Machines We carry' Steinway', , a PEACHES a 1 Early Crawfords and Muirs Kurtsman, 9 Emerson and A. B. Chase Pianoes Mr. and Mrs. Siedel have gooe to Seattle where they will make their future home. , T H E K IN D F O R C A N N IN G “500 Bushels of Best Quality” Oregon Salem The VA U G H A N Abiqua Peach Orchard, The Original DRAG SAW MACH NE J i Here is a chance to save SI money by getting your J Wagon and Buggy Tires Set —with th e-- Hydrolic Cold Setter Th ic^olS Setter saves 25 percent over the old method o f setting. We guarantee all cold settings. We set tires hot at the old price 457 E til Main St. Partitaci, Ora. W. A. Cladek, Prop. The Vaughan Motor Works, Inc. . .-x~:~x~:~x~x-:~x-x~x~x-:~x-:-x IN STAYTO N EVERGREEN N ew Perfection Oil Cook Stoves • •W MWtWMMIlWniWlll DANCE :: :: • • Friday LILLY HARDWARE CO. 40 Pound Cotton Felt Mattress $13 Reduced Prices on Beauchamp's HaH The snappiest dance in the • >! valley. ; ; ;; Managed by Paul Burris ;; Highest Market Price Paid I ! Gentlemen - $1.00 3 : LAD IE S FREE •x~x~:-x~x~x~x~x--:~x~x~x~x~: Chas. Gehlen 8W M R-W- Bal/antyne ^ Piano Tuner. Players a specialty SALEM With Cherrington Piano House SAUCER - 20 Cts. WE S A V E YOU M O N E Y ” H \ People’s Furniture & Hardware Store : : % AND Ranges, Heaters and Oil Stoves “ Hunt's 4-Piece Orchestra Crates Furnished ,t * W e will be glad to demonstróte to you the wide range o f flame adjustment and ease of New Perfection operation. CUP •: 271 N . Commercial St., Salem. Oregon SALEM’S TIRE MAN Q uack United States and Pennsylvania Tires Solid T ru c k T ire s R etreadin g and R epair W o r k N O TE :— The best equipped repair shop this side o f Portland. Full Line of Accessories and Oils 219 N. COM’L ST., r I A number of Mehama people attended the Lyons ice cream social. flie r e was a large at tendance and all report a good I time. The Mebama hotel is full and Stouts a so have a number o f boarders. Harold Haines, was slightly injured while at \tfork in the piling camp here this week. Miss Stout was called Satur day .to nurse L. Kimsey, who is reported to be very sick. A t the touch of a match you have a flame that will do your cooking faster and without the dirt of ashes or kind ling. You can also get instantly any slower cooking flame you want, right down to lofc- simmering—a simple turn of the hand wheel does it. The flame is always in plain sight threugh the mica doors. . Received Every' Day~ Till 9 o’Clock p.m. □ Bake Perfectly Have Glass Doors Keep Walls Clean and Food Warm W. A.'Cladek-s Brick Front Shop I f you have wood to cut or wish to operate light machinery around the farm you need one of these machines. Ask your dealer for information or write to the • 0o Mt. Angel-Silverton Road, at S ed Bridg: Silver on Phone 811 \ Orchard Phone 293 □ Farmers Bock Bros. Mr. Bob Mulkey is in Mehama now and expects to move his family here soon. SALEM. ORE. M t. Pleasant Items Mr. - and Mrs. Joe Ser.z and daughter motored to Salem Tue#- i day. Miss Katherine Ryan o f N ew port is visiting at the M. F. Ryan home. . Mrs. Arnold Sena and Mias Mamie Laux o f Albany and M%8 Zora Ray and Mrs. Elmer Ray and son called at the Mrs Roxie Shank home Thursday. Miss Maud Smith spout th# week-end at the »H. R. Shank home. Miss Mamie Laux returned home Sunday after a weeks va cation at the H. Senz home. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shank and son ard Miss Maud Smith called on G. h. Ray Sunday eve. Miss Verna Shank and Loyd Kimball of Portland were Salem visitors Thursday. There is to be a big picnic din ner a the Mt. Pleasant church Sunday Aug. 24th. Rev. Blair o f Albany is to speak in the morr ing and Rev. White also o f Albany in the afternoon. Every I one come and those that can j brin.i a basket of eats. 1 \The Misses Gladys Downing, Verna. Crystai and Bessie Shank and Hal Shelton motored to i Salem Sunday. > Mrs. John Huber called at the H. Montgomery home one day last week. Iym»k Lutz and wife and Harry Lutz and w ife all o f Lebanon motored to the P. H. Lambert 'home Sunday.