1 i 4 ¿ rift - ■yoxyam tft « / . x > » * Bill Hart Sunday. E N T E R T A IN M E N T Mrs. J. T. Caldwell was a Sa­ lem visitor Saturday. Kingston Church S A T U R D A Y EVE. I E. Forrett transacted business at Salem Saturday. E N T E R T A I N M E N T 7:30 - tKf oí b i of KeJ Propwljf u i 7 N. ti i» !»• r I } V.i • n. 1 h t by v » t w of ( N li> uly i»xiu-; out it Court o f the Sthto o f OlV - I i-o.int., of M in » <1 to me i.irtct i on the Itnh ua> o f Ja-'i>ary 1)120, U)*< I j Uligine it «111 -r> e malanni. enter«Mt, of rvvoril and docket- d i ..«d I y said Court on the 3rd day o f Januar., U*20 in a certain suit then in said I'ourt |n lining, where­ in S. ii. Ilcltsel a* Adnyidairator of the estate of >.ntitait» vìond.e, deceM- ,ii. was piai tilT and Vt. I . K sy w was dofenuHiu in favor of plaintiff and Basins i ssid defendant i>y which « xecu- tion 1 am commanded to sed the prop­ erly in said « Xecution and hereinafter discrib d to pay the sum duo the plaintiff of .'338.2i Dollars, with in­ terest thereon at the r .te of 8 |x*r cent, per annum from the 3rd day of January, lico until paid together with W. K. Winslow and daughter of Aumsville, were Stay ton vis­ itors Wednesday. Ben Hurling, of Eastern Ore­ gon. is visiting friends and rela­ tives in Stayton and Fox Valley, this week. Mr. A. W. Mize and grand daughter Harriet of Saiem. visit­ ed with his daughter. Mrs. A. S. Pancoast on Sunday. Mrs. W. W. Elder who suffer­ ed a fracture of her arm last ^eek is getting along nicely un­ der the care of Dr. Beauchamp. —— A. Schubinger. the man Mr near who makes good ch e e se rl» Saiem. has two medals that he has been showing to his friends since the Western D a i rv Show. He took two prizes one for brick and one for soft cheese, and was highly complimented on the qual­ ity of his product. Fattest Boy LAND OWNERS ATTENTION DO Wm. Henry Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, who has been in Siberia with Uncle Sam’s forces for some time, arrived in Stayton last Thursday. Will has, some weird tales that he has been telling about the cold eoitn-| try and says he does not- care to back right away. FOR SALE- 2 cows will he fresh rcon. if. H. £tze|. Sublimity. Phone I ' M ' ‘Stayton. J22 tf S P R IN G YO U R B L A S T IN G W IT H HAUSER BROS. W e Give Service 'JlCagasint* Conveniently Located Salem. Albany, Eugene. Corvallis tually stopping Denny Mason of Kiiglan 1 1 » iaul to be the world'» f»U»x( boy lie ix 1« and weigh» Son pound» la fact, he la so fat— oh you aee hat the photograph*-- couldn’t 1«! him 'Into a sinfte ,-olumn pic- u ie.’’ He wax born at D*1c*»iite in charge of Chas. Foster for j N O T IC E there are who have the opinion the benefit picture Enlighten, that the world is full of suckers. We will ship a car o f sheep and Thy Daughter. hogs from West Stayton on Tues­ Harry Humphreys day. January 27th. Anyone Church of Christ having stock to ship please noti- The work of taking up the Stayton Church — Eighty in fy us immediately. small water mains and putting Bible School is our goal. It will Philippi & Pieser, down larger one« on Water St., take five more. Can we reach w a s finished this week. The it? Come and see. Bible school ~OR SALE good Reg brood sow work of laying the new mains at 10 a. m! Lord’s supper will will farrow about April 15th. C. Z . Carter, Sublimity, Phone 67. was done by Jake Spaniol. be observed at 11. ____ » Kingston Church — Show us It is said goats are cheap, give what you can do this time by better mil': than cows, and that being present, on time with a At 11 o’clock I shall every poor family with children bible. ought to keep one. Down with preach on the subject “ What the high cost of living! Who in Shall I do get into the Kingdom” All are invited. Evening ser­ thunder’s got our goat? vice 6:30. Don’ t forget Satur­ day night’s pregram at 7:30. Hiram Johnson has decided to Fred E. Hariman, remain in the East for a while Minister. and pat the dear people on the back and tell them how they FOR SALE S. C. Vt hite Leg­ can be saved,- People always horn hatching eggs $1.50 a set­ pat a jackass on the back just ting or $8 00 per hundred. Also before they .vant to get on and if you are going to need any ride him. clapboards or cedar posts, write me for prices. Claude Boone, Dr. C. C. Wright, Veterinar­ Aumsville Oregon. J22Feb5 ian. through the courtesy of Congressman Hawley, has re­ ceived several copies of Farmers Bulletin No 1030 on feeding horses, which he is passing out to the farmers of this commun­ ity. ' O u r W h ite Pine and Tar ty, Ureiton, w l a pu> lie auction to the highest i.i .der for cash in hand on the day of sale, all ri^ht, title, inter­ est anil estate wi ich said defei dulit and all persons claiming under him sub- Commencing ut a point 00 rods Hast and 11 roils North of the Section corner between Sections 9. 10, IS. and 16. in Township 9 south, itange 1 West of the Willamette Meridian; running then­ ce West 10 rod»: thence South 16 rods; ther.ce Fast 10 rods; thence North 16 rods to the place of beginning. Said sale being made subject to re­ demption in the manner provided by­ law. Dated this 19th day of January, 1920. > » S l O p e n ’S Store Income tax collectors at the The Howard Foster Players Bank Jan. 28-29. pleased a large audience at the Star theatre last Friday evening. Bill Hart Sunday at the Star The company puts on good plays «*“ ’ «*■*» anJ "■ bursemonta of »aid Two reel comedy. Prices 15-30c and thev satisfy. they wni , , , . ... • _____ play a return engagement h e r e ^ g ^ may. the 21at day day o f February, Wm. Murphy o f Minneapolis, j in the near future. 1920, at the hour o f 10 o’clock a. m. of Minnesota, is visiting bis uncle. said day ul the W ist door of the Coun­ C. W. Stewart of Howell distrist. Mrs. Chas. Clark and children ty Court House in S Jem, Marion Coun­ have been at Salem for the past two weeks, at the bedside of Mrs. Clark’s mother. Mrs. W. L. McKennev. who has been very- sick with pneumonia, S h e is r e - ported much improved at this writing. ii The Chevrolet Man Exclusive Agent in this Section K in g s to n • - -, » <4 1-2 mi l.o* .»r l< * i - O re g o n b