Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-15
:. Willamette Valley Neus :.
Former StaytOn Woman
Dies In Portland
Capital journal Special Service, !


Stayton, Or, Feb 15.-Word ha.
been received here of the leath Of MIS-
G. E. Kramer, in Po tlani, on Frhru-
ary 7th. The Kramers c3nd 1cted the
1 bakery here until last May when they
moved to Portland. They had many
friends here who will be sorry to hear
lof Mrs Kramer s death.
Tuesday afternoon the members of
the Birthday club motored to the Alva
Smith home northwest of Sublimity
where they were delightfully."- enter
tanned AS usual they brought their
work and spent some time with it,
later they were asked to lay aside
their work and take part in several
guessing games. A dainty lunch was
served and later the ladies returned
thome. The ladies made the trip in the
Mrs T. w. Creech, W. w. Elder and
Alva Smith cars.
J. K. Crabtree is here from Bend,
Oregon.
]. W. Mayo went to Portland,
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Frank Lesley was a Salem
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everatte Gardner are
home from visit with relatives at
Salem.
w. F. Follis and wife, Mrs. H. A.
Beauchamp and Mrs Lee Tate were
Salem visitors Monday They took
down As pairs of socks and 2S fracture
pillows from Stayton auxiliary A. R. C.
Jos. Sestak was in Portland the first
of the week on business.
A number of young people were
pleasantly entertained at the Everett
Crabtree home on Tuesday evening.
The affair was in honor of Mr.. Crab |
trees birthday and Mrs. Crabtree had |
arranged it as a complete surprise to
him. The decorations and lunch were
suggestive of Valentine IS day and all
present report most enjoyable even
ing.
Miss Malana Sestak left the first of
the week for Salem where she viii be
associated with Mrs. Nesbitt in the
needlecraft shop.
j. M. Ringo and wife were in Salem
Tuesday and saw Theda Bara in
Rev. T. B. Ford and two daughters
of Salem were guests at the home of
Prof. B. F. Ford the first of the week.
1t is reported that a nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Not of this city was
On board the Tuscania and has not vet
0een accounted for.
Mrs. E. D. Alexander has received
word that her nephew, Harry Nicklaus /;
who visited her about two years ago,
lad arrived safely in France. Mr.. {
Nicklaus' great-grandfather was one 7
# Napoleon S body guards, so it is no
wonder that the young man felt inter- f
'sted in the great war. He enlisted /
lbout three months ago, the day he was a
i. gseI
The school children have been busy e
he last few days collecting stamps. b
t is reported that these stamps areI e
aluable for their dye, however, just
ow authentic this report is, is not d
efinitely known. @
Worth Smith was en- the sick list Y
everal days this week.
DR.. Brewer and wife were in Salem Z
tuesday,
Mrs Elsie Potter of Warrenton, Ore r,
on, is guest at the home of her par N
nts, Mr.. and Mrs, A. Hill C,
Harry Humphreys parents are now a.
ssidents of Stayton. They are living j.
| the Andy Cornish house. Ia
VIM. Rabens and family of Union Sc
i'll were guests at the W. y. Cornish
ome on Wednesday.
Carl Titus and family wore over
ON Linn county Wednesday. They
ere accompanied by Mr.. Titus moth
;, Mrs. NJ. s. Titus
Delbert Hill and family were down bf
ON Mill City the first of the week. at
Word has been received here that P'
clio Mack is now employed in a 81
rpee camp. He has been stationed at pu
ancouver for several months.
F. P. Harrington was up from Salem Ct
onday on business. M
Mrs. NJ. J. Crabtree and small son WI
ent down to Salem Wednesday to pr
sit her parents, who have Just re- TO
rned from California. tn
Mrs. f. D. Crabtree was a Salem Wis an
II Wednesday. ca
Roy Ferguson of Salem is a guest %
the Jos. Hamman home. 1t
The Stayton high school basket ball
Am viii 90 to Hubbard Friday where Ms
ey will play return game with that
lool let
Chas. Porter Of Aumsville was in tal
Tn Tuesday. A.
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