The Santiam news., October 09, 1913, Image 2

and when Stanley gets moved in
to it We predict a good trade fur
him.
/Knottier old pioneer has gone
OI
t > rest. Rose Anne Autle was
!.. W. <'ll ARLES
I "rn in Keokuk county Iowa in
1M9. cr«> -» ii g the plains in 1865
.'it '■ T*., Or*
En’. ■>-! it th.-
a it1 her par. nts. coming to Ore-
a* « niml rl»-« miiil matter
pon In wag n. She married J D
l.av t<«n July 28, lb67. They made
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mt it- itiriios HA
i
t • i h > n • in Albany for a short
..SI ZT» t. t’. th. -i m >ving to southern
One yr-ar in ad.ance . . .
1 5U
On.. 5 -ar, at end of yrar
Ox-gon where they lived a short
»*>
Six month* in advance ..
tone, when they ngam returned
Three month* in advance
t" Ail a v and located on a farm
two mile, northwest of Lacumb
known
u»
A! »erti-if/ rat»’« maTe
application.
■. here they lived for 35 years
Having concluded to try city life
■gam, they sold their farm and
moved to Independence where
.Mr La . 'mi en. aged in the livery
Eli Ramer ha* I oufht a nirr- mo­
bu
-m.-ss for two Years, but w ish­
lt
<• J i*t l i< k <»f tlx- < d.ri a .an rhu*. h
a I ii . . I In* m.cl. r into Crabtiev ing t<> try farming again they
'A • •
: I a Lati 1 ui .Vs'lconn* tu f I ;o!d their livery business and
»u< b g«» 1 < .’»/.♦'r ’ ttA Mr Hum« r and h » »ought a farm near Suver, in
mother.
’■ !k county where they lived at
<’ A Warren l.nit r« nt«4 Mr Ramrr>
he time of .Mrs Layton’s death.
farm anti moved in, coming frotn .Mr
.- was ojivrated on at St Maryt
F dtih ** pl we where he has lived fot
spitu
at Albany on Sept 23 anc
th«- put four years,
i • doing niceiy until Sunday
John Hffoy’s ! vw bungalow in nearing
.•lit when she grew worse and
completion an«l when finished will b*
d at Up R» September 2b
one <>f the rrio’t attractive r« M
« » id
ides the husband
left tc
the country.
•
turn
the
loss
of
hi.s
life
tim<
< rabtn »' school opened up for bwsi
■ia
a:.
I
devoted
wife,
there
ru
M" •■*.With Prof Hatch nnd M.*
Nlo'it M an tr ue her*. Now l.t all th.
ire nine children:
.Mrs Ollie
parent* wh«» have children le .end I.
• t i
of Lacomb, Art I-a toil
• •»»»I. juft» hand* with the tr «cher» am­
I Algona, Wash. Ernest Layton
in.’*«.»- < rabtree school the be» t in th.
f Salubna, I laho Mrs Flo Van-
county.
• r.-n of Aumsville; .Mrs Viola
J S l< Ivvil is t.arhing th«* S«m * .ntr*
1..
;l a’.d Mrs Stel a Flanagan of
• ■ ii.‘ • o|
d the.
'
winter
Weeongratulste
th«
winter. Wrrm
i 'T.. . Mrs Grace Hassler of
p pl.,
<!ist*lrt In
in »waring ».
¡,1<- of that diatdrt
c u>> .-t.-fit and ctlic . nt a teacher a» '’.. nd. Mt Susie HodgesandRoy
Itud. We kl>ow what he i* a* we had Luyton of Suver.
Gu»» I .ay ton.
him wild u* for two years.
the < I st son lost his life in a
Waiter M> yer I »* larught the Lilian*
■"tel fix’ at Couer d’Alene. Ida .
fsrm unr mile M-uth of the Sanderwon
iL>
it fiv»’ye ars ago. Mrs Layton
bn<!g<- uod ta moving tn.
w:
-
a kind and loving mother
Several <>f our you g men »re atti nd-
and
leaves a large circle of
ing •> A < s’. i or'ulti» tbi» winter.
Am»n>t them urv Ira >vtflmg
ar.. friend and n( ighlx>rs to join the
Clcmi t Turrudgv.
husband and children in mourn­
Rrv Howard of Albany preached to a
ing the loss of one so well known
well tlilcd hnusv nt the Crabtree church
as she. The funeral was held at
Sunday.
11 a m Sept ¡ft) at Providence
: tnnley Hoffman gave n dance Satu:
¡rch w here she w as laid to rest
day A g. ‘"l crow I. g.nnl music a
bv the side of her father and
g.v»l order wna approriated by ail.
< ' r. rd I: .y b
n. niu put if hi* n;> mother. The services were con­
pestante in our vicinity, having return duct. -d by the Baptist minister of
«ni from Hoover where hv had been for
Lcbahon.
some time.
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We notice among the prodigals »h
<ßhe tintinni jico
ha', v retili, . d to the go d shetdi.-rd*»
fol.! for the winter. Allen Bean.
We w
ti.
tt
w
the Utile r<d wagon, a* .Mr Schieman
I* now driving around in the good old
fa*hionixi w .
1'r. I I an; ehm ami w ife »pent Tu.-»-
du.
ght w.ththe latter'» » iter. Ml*
I. 1 b .. •
an. Th.« ■ were on their wav
home after attending the funeral of
.Mr» J 1» I ay ton.
id. Ramer went tithing not long ago
and ay» he got just one million bit -»
a' I eyery third bite he lande I a trout,
p ; ■ . me th.-m home In three gunny »ack»
Wv »now thi» to be a fact because he
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I- :
Cl. .!• ’. Turtiidg* wa* home from <»A
<' ov.-r Sunday. We wonder why some
fellow« < .,n’t stay away fr<>m Crabtrc*
over >undav.
.Mi«* R. ti Chatfield m home from
Portland to attend school thi* year
I have a few high grade An­
. ora bucks which I am closing
out at prices according to qual­
ity. S !•’ Z ysset.
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Stanley Hoffman's new busi­
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(Tm. late for last week)
As the bini season opened to-
dav. the correspondence season
also followed suit with a new
man shoving th*- j>en.
As we are having ideal weath­
er the farmers are doingagood
deal of early sow ing.
About 25 people left Crabtree
this morning to attend the state
fair at Salem.
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If you need a pair of Drass
'hoes, the Elorsheim has them
all backed otf the shelves for
^tyle and quality. John Wesely.
Ikilph carries the mad t<> Crabtree
through the week and the female every
Sunday.
1 he M W’ \ camp of Crabtree will
give an entertainment at the church
S .< mbei i. ami will be astiateli by .Mr
ll< l< r*h<>t and >on of < hicago, who
arc in d to lie tir»t cla » entertainer» in
even respect
I he lodge t* going to
co; -,<h r.ib.. expense ami h.t* of hard
w . rk to make this a succe»*, so we
hoje everybody will come ami help
them.
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