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
I I—
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.
X Y Z
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
*»:
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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Violet Dulce toilet article« are
the best.
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Stanley Hoffman's new busi
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Supplement
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CUSICK BLOCK
ALBANY
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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.
at
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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rooms, prices motivi
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treatment
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