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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1920)
G w. Beed’e was here from Glendale. Oregon last Saturday. Clarence Murphy spent a few days in Salem this week. Miss Arizona, Western. Saturday. A ¡not to r* «urn to my ht use add jtw-nt her baggage to her lhe fir>t ¡opportunity We sympathised with Mi ■-* Dennis after tin* breaking up of the matrimonial arrangement re ferred to and thought to aid her and did to some extent in turn for my go<*d intentions we were deceived and imposed upon aid very rtutch humiliated. During Mr. Hess's stay at try house we noted that he was quite FOR S A L F acreage in Stay ton. gentlemanly and appeared to be modem hungalo with all convert well bred, though he was a iences, new barn, chicken house cigarette fiend he would not park, s >il suitable for fruit or smoke in the room, and we did berries. Cash or terms. Box not hear one vulgar remark or profane word used by him. 210, Stayton, Mch-18-25 • Thanking you Mr. Editor for the favor. Mrs. Wm. Grier and Family Voice cf the People Wm. ('laded is the proud own ^ Editor Stayton Mail e r o f a new Chevrolet. In last weeks issue o f your valuable pa tier appeared at arti John Thoma spent Saturday in ' cle concerning John Hess and Salem. Nora Dennis, in which the writ er made mention of their having Mr. Freemitnd was a Sunday stayed at my house and stated visitor at the A. P. Hirsch home. that Miss Dennis had made hrV home there. Will you he kind Gus Eksm in was here the first enough to print the following o f the week renewing old ac statement: quaintances. y We were some acquainted with Miss Dennis during last summer C. P. Bmmeister and family and autumn, after the breaking are confined to the house this up o f the matrimonial venture week with the flu. referred to in said article. She asked us permission to leave her Geo. Balsieger, was in town trunk at my house while she was Saturday from Mehama. looking working in Salem to which l a fter business. consented. During the winter Miss Ruth Roy is home for a Miss Dennis visited with us over w eek’8 vacation from school dut night on one or two occasions, but never made her home w ith ies at McMinnville. us. As ;or John Hess, we never Wed nesday six reel feature heard oi him until the thiid day On that day he "H e r Body in Bond" also one of this month. and Miss Dennis came to my reel comedy, Star theater. house on the stage from Salem, Bib R yan who is attending without previous notice or invi On their arrival Miss school at Corvallis, is home for tation. Dennis introduced Mr. Hess as w eek ’s vacation. husband, saying they had been ■fne Misses Mary Lulay and married at Vancouver. Wash., Aima Nendel visited at the A. P. the day before. We having r o Kirsch home Sunday. reason to doubt their word took , - ■ it for granted that they were Jfliss Arizona Saturday. Its man ar.d wife, and received them Western thru ar.d thru, at Star as such, presuming they had Theatre. come for her trunk ano would go their way in a day or two. P . E. Thomesor. a prominent We were greatly s rprised at farmer of the Turner district, the arrest of Mr. Hess the 6tn. on was trading with our merchants a charge o f larceny by bailee, this week. after hearing his explanation _____ • that he had only borrowed the I b e Hamman stage is now suit o f clothes, we suspended running through to Mill City judgment pending his hearing Which gives the people o f that at Salem, later we were very thriving town better traveling much shocked by hearing that vacilitie?. the charge o f polygamy had been charged against him and learn Mrs, Albert Frank was called ing that there was no record of to Grants Pass on account o f the marriage of Mr. Hess and Miss serious illness o f her daughter. Dennis to be found at Vancou Mrs. Ellen Reynolds. ver, I gavg Miss Dennis notice During the shut down, on ac count of no logs, the Brown-Pet- zel saw mill is receiving an in terior coat o f whitewash. \ c / l G E N T : For Dr. Legears Stock and Poul try Tonics Small Improvtd Farm For Sale lié acre farm about a quarter o f a mile from small town. All under cultivation except about 1 acre which has a heavy stand of the now famous and profitable evergreen blackberries; 4 acre« in prunes consisting o f 3 and C year old trees in good condition. New 8 room plastered house, good barn and outbuildings. No gravel, soil deep loam and well drained. Spring water piped to house and barn. This is a good buy for anyone desiring a small improved farm. Price $2800, terms. For further information see S. H. Heltzel. Stayton. Or**. % o 41so z A Complete Line i f International Stock Foods. THEATRE Slopers ¡SATURDAY Jam es O neil in “Miss Arizona’’ Store C O ^DY " B y Heck ITI Save H er" SU N D A Y B IL L H A R T 2 in “Money. Corral” r 2 Reel L-Ko Comedy Paices 30-15c ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " : .................. W ED N E SD AY M AE MURRE in “Her Body In Bond »» A Six Reel Feature 1 Riel Lyons-Morgrn Comety ; Virgil H. Massey o4tty at-Law I Stayton - - ! ! Oregon ; ; P. C. GALBRAITH JEWELER A lady said “ Hands U p” ard “ Bill Hart” put ’em up. Sun day Star Theatre, price 30c-15e. Ernest Matthieu Butter Kist popcorn machine this week busy handing out corn and peanuts. Sloped s A Full Line of received his and peanut and is kept the lucious f ' Watches, Clocks and s Fine Jewelry An extra fine selection of W R IST W A TC H ES All my Repair Work is Guaranteed Claxtonola Phonographs, four different models to select from, priced from $ 120.00 up, lO'/c less for cash. Sold on easy terms. The city council has placed an order with a Portland firm for a new - bump for the city water works. The same will be in -; stalflld in the near future. Theî'iVapato Dancing Club held one o f -its successful dancing parties in Beauchamp’s hall last’ Saturday evening. The music1 was famished by a new Claxto-' noia phonograph furnished by P. C. Galbraith, the jeweler. The evenihg was pleasantly 'spent. TH E C LA X T O N O LA P LA Y S A L L M AK ES O F R EC 0 R 0 S TAN TYPE TlU^TCfe 20 Horse-power at the pulley — 12 atjh e drawbar Built sntfil] tor the average ranch, hut also built to pull strong and pull long. This is a combination you want in the trac tor you buy. Cletrac is designed tor compactness and built to stand the “ gatf.’ ’ Cletrac docs the work ot 6 to 8 horses at a third the cost. Large- roller track-wheel bearings. M otor dust- proof. Nexc t<mk-type, 8-ittch-u iil•, singlc-grouter truck. Water P . C. G ALB RAITH, Jeweler, Stayton, Ore. air-claritier. These features explain w hy the Cletrac costs so little to operate and to keep in repair. Let us show you this all-purpose tractor o.n your own lind, WASHINGTON NURSERY CO. doing your own work. N o ol ligation. Telephone Repair Shop tO P P E N IS H . WASH. HENOERSHOTT & Fruit and Ornamental Nursery I stock, Clean, Hardy and w e ll1 Matured, grown on new land on Yakama Indian Reservation. Capital stock $50,000. fully paid. Largest in the state. Est. 19031 W, A. Hession. Salesman, 319 Marguerite Ave.. Portland. Ore, Heauquarters at Ditters Store, Sublimity. M18-25Aprl Telephones *ND Shares l Desk and Wall Sets We handle all accessories ^ / . . . . ■ ' ' '• BURMESTER, Prop’s We buy and sell X T " . Phone your trouble lo Hendershott s Confectionery W. H. Patterson & Co. Salem Oregon >