Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-03
STAYTON NEWS

Thursday where she is spending the
holidays with her hister and family
and ner husband, G. A. Pratt.
Misses Maude Hollister and Grace
Tiffany, two Of the local teachers are
spending their vacation with home
folks in Salem and Eugene respective
ly.
C. A. .Beauchamp has mad wide grin
on his face for the past two days. The
reason is because he got fine wild
geese up the river Wednesday morning.
Gilbert Stsyton and wife of Washou-
gal, Washington, and Mrs. o. G. Sehel-
burg, of Salem, visited their mother
Mrs. Anna Stayton during the Xmas
holidays.
Cecil Sehaefer and John Olmsted are
staying a few days at the Cnas- Schae-
fer home in Linn county. The boys
went out to help Mr.. Schaefer butcher
hogs.
Miss Lois williams of Portland, one
of the teachers in the Stephens school,
is spending the holidays with home
folks here.
Mrs. v. A. Goode and son Dan are
visiting friends in Portland tiis week.
They left on the stage Tuesday morn
ing.
Z. Thomas and wife of Genessee, Ida
no, arrived in Stayton last Thursday
for a six week 8 visit with their son
John Thoms.
Marion and Raymond Even, Of Port
land are visiting at the home Of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kor'
inek.
Z. B. Day, wife and two boys of Gold
Hill, who spent Zmas at the j. w.
Mayo here left Saturday for Lebanon
where they will visit at the s. C. Stew
art home.
Drs. Beauchamp and Byrd operated
upon A. c. Vernon, of Linn county, for
appendicitis at the Salem hospital
Christmas day. The patient is getting
along nicely.
Misses LaVerne Kneer and Dean of
Mill City visited friends here Saturday
and Sunday. They were accompanied
home by Miss Gladys Hill wno will Wis
it relatives.
G. ". Murphy is quite sick DR.. Byrd
of Salem was called in consultation
with DR.. Beauchamp of this city. Mr..
Murphy has arteriosclerosis or harden
ing or the arteries.
John Porter, Of Aumsville, was a
business visitor here Monday. He was
accompanied by Jock McCully of Ante
lope. Oregon who was one time resi-.
ldent of this vicinity.
W. f. Thomas and wife of Salem and
Sam Miller, wife and daughter Marie
of Latourelle, Oregon, visited at the A
C.. Thomas nome here Saturday. Mrs
Miller is a sister of A. C.
Jno. Kerber, wife and son Frank
Dan Doll and wife, John Van Handle
and John Thoma and family and Emf
Thoma and wife of Genesee, Idaho, Wis
tied at the John Kintz home at Sublm
ity Sunday.
V. A. Goode has bought tae Burbacf
place in the east part of town. The
place consists of acres with improve
ments and was formerly owned by W
L. Petit. Mr.. Burbach will move tC
tne Goode farm between Stayton ant
Aumsville.
Samuel Shank of Eastern Oregon, ar
rived in Stayton Monday evening after
an absence of 20 years. He is broth
er of the late Henry Shank of Linz
county, had not heard of his brother ,,
death. He went to the Shank home tn,
next morning, where he will stay fol
some time.
E. Young, wife and two daughters
Misses Vivian and Vida, motored t
Salem Saturday TO spend Christmas
5 with trends, Mr.. and Mrs. Young re
turning Sunday. The Misses Young re
turned Monday night after dy'
shopping in Salem.
q Archie Caspell and wife spent Xmai
. at the home Of his mother, Mrs. G. W
: Caspell at Union Hill. A family reun
, ion was held and all were present ex
cept one grand daughter, Little Lueill
G Caspell of this place, who is visiting
/ in Salem.
[ While the Wilbur wooien Mills o
this city is not the biggest concern il
h the state, the manager, ]. p. Wilbur i
\ alive and busy all the time. This ha
a been proven many times in the past
!. and the securing of the state blanke
contract is but another reiteration o
the fact that if you want anything g
after it.
Mr.. Wilbur is to be congratulated il
securing the contract to supply ia
blankets tor all the state INSTITUTION
l. against the bids Of almost every WOO
!. en- mill in the northwest. Many hun
3 dreds of pairs Of blankets will be turn
9 ed out the coming month for this con
y tract alone.
c Mrs. Ed Young gave a party TO he
Sunday school class Of boys Tuesda
;. evening of this week. A merry tim
5 was had by all, playing games, telhn
y stories and eating luncheon. Mr.. Youn
has promised the boys an auto rid
o when the weather gets pleasant.
Il The Blakely home was the scene q
$. Jolly Christmas dinner last week. b
!. sides Mr.. and Mrs. Blayely, and NJ
T, Blakely's mother, Mrs. Dan Blakel.
q those present were: Ray Blakely, vii
and baby of Eugene, Paul Blakely an
. wife, Of Corvallis, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Newberry, Of Tacoma, John Blakel,
Miss Lena Swink, Of Berlin, Oregon, I
o. Blakely. Miss Leona Stayton, and NJ
re and Mrs. w. +. Goodman.
is Word comes from the Benton Count
e. Review printed at Pailomath, Oregc
n. that mr. and Mrs. Chaa Roscoe, I
lQon.ntt mara u,frAn m ala faahfOn,