Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-04
sTAYToN NEWS

Mrs. Pearl Schnaekenberg and little
daughter Francis of Fox Valley were
Stayton callers yesterday.
Ruth Stayton, who mas been visit
ing at Vancouver, is at home. She Wis
tied at Silverton ON her way back.
4-,rs. G. +. Korinek is entertaining
her husband s mother, Mrs. f. NJ.
Korinek, of Portland this week.
Miss Bessie Glow returned home
Monday from Mill City where she has
been working in the telephone office.
Mrs. Gieblcr and son, Peter. and
Mrs. Tony Van Handle and children of
Portland, were visiting in Stayton
Monday.
b. r. Mulkey, wife and children of
Portland were over Sunday visitors
with Mrs. MulKey's sister, Mrs. H. A.
Beauchamp.
Mrs. Hamley returned home Satur.
day from Monmouth, where she has
been spending the summer visiting
with her son.
Miss Mary, Reiger returned to Port
land Monday after an extended visit
here. Her sister, Miss IIilda accom-
panied her.
Miss Viola Mcintyre of Philomath,
returned home Monday after two
months visit with ncr grandmother,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Mcintyre.
VIM. Ortman and family of Junction
City are visiting at the nome of RMS.
Ortman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Adam
Shleis.
Miss Dot Olmstcd. was brought home
from the hospital Monday evening.
She stood the trip well and will soon
be able to be at mork again.
A hay fork fell on the right arm of
Jas. Schrewre of Sublimity Friday cut
ting cash 4 inches long. DR.. Brewer
took several stitches in the injured
arm.
Ed Schaefer and family of Portland,
and Miss Lucille Schaefer of Waits.
burg, Wash, went to Salem Tuesday
morning where they will visit a short
time before returning to their homes.
Alva Myers tried to run over hay
stack Saturday evening with his motor
cycle and got two broken ribs and sew
eral other bruises besides. DR.. Brewer
fixed him up, and he was on the mo-
torcycle the next day.
With harvest, threshing, berry pick
ing and hop picking on hand, to say
nothing of the call from the lumber
camps there is no lack of work in and
around Stayton. Everyone, even to
the kiddes is hard at it getting the
dimes and dollars.
+. Shepherd and wife, and Jess Shep-
herd, wife and baby mOtored to the
VIM. Brotherton home in the Jordan
country last Sunday They report that
Mr.. Brotherton tnreshed one field of %
acres of oats that yielded 200 bushels
or so bushels to the acre.
W. +. Pennington has purchased the
Eastman garage at Silverton and will
move to that place the latter part of
this week. He will still keep open the
garage here, under the direction of
Frank Grierson. Mr.. Pennington son
from Washington will probably be
here some time in November or De-
cember to take charge of it.
Geo. Spaniel got mixed up with a
belt and pulley last Thursday and got
the worst of it. His right arm was
twisted and the muscles crushed and
injuries were received on his face and
chest, however, he is able to he out
again after a few days confined to the
house DIR. Brewer treated the iniur-
les.
The Loyal Girls OF the Stayton
Christian Bible school, Mrs. A. +.
Bradshaw, teacher, returned from their
camping trip ON the Litele North Fork
Thursday afternoon. Taat they had a
most delightful outing is putting it
mildly. In fact, they say words fail to
express the fun they had in the eight
days they were there. The girls wore
middies and bloomers. Fun-wcll just
ask them about it. On Wednesday
night each girl with her blanket strap
ped to her back. climbed Boedeker hill
and slept in little grove on the top
with the hoot owls. OF course the ko-
dak was used freely, 30 they will have
many pleasant reminders for days to
come. Those camping were. Mable We'd
die, Alma Nendel, Thelma Riggs,
Mary Tate, Cleo aud Marie Weddle,
Madeline Wirth. Mable Bradshaw,
Viva Davie, Gertrcde shepherd. Fora
Stowell and Mrs. E. A. Bradshaw
Mail.