Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-25
StaytOn Items
(Oapital journal Special service)

Stayton, Or, April 25.-Mrs. Lottie
Speeiman of Warrenton, is visiting at
the A. Hill home.
George BOedigheimer came down from
Camp Lewis to spend Sunday with his
wife and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lilly motored te
Corvallis the first of the week, called
by the illness of Mrs. Lilly's father.
J. K. Miller, who is employed by the
Mary's River Logging company, near
Philomath came home to spend the week
end. He left Monday to work in Ham
1t. nd Lumber company camp near AS
to Il.
Mrs. r. L. Richardson is visiting at
I. L. P. Crabtree home in Linn eoun-
ty.
Dan Doll is in Portland on business.
Miss Mary Rock was down from Mil
City for few days visit with home
folks.
The dance given by the Honor Guard
Girls was great success, the receipts
being $159.S9. The dance was given in
the Trotter building which was elabor.
ately decorated for the occasion the ma
tional eolors predominating, with here
and there the flags of the allies. A
stirring feature of the affair was the
singing of the Star Spangled Banner by
the large crowd, led by the Honor Guard
girls. The girls also helped in finan'
eial way by "selling chances" Ii pre-
Sents being disposed of in this manne
the best award was a fine big turkey
which fell to Ed Tate, the second hsst
was a fine fat hen, which was secured
by Max Hill. Mr., Hill gave the hen
back to the girls to De USED az some
other patriotic benefit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard Hensley have
received word from rAe1r son, srartin
who is in the navy, that he is laid up
at the naval hospital in Rhode Island
with broken leg, The accident occur.
red while on board ship, during a
storm at sea.
Ed Blakely was here the first of the
week for a visit with home folks. Ed
who is pharmacist has been employed
at Tacoma, but will join the eolors on
the 26th, being one of the boys fur
nished by Lane county in the draft. He
was accompanied home by Miss Cert
rude Millet, friend of the family.
Carl Fryer and wife were here the
first Of the week from Junction City,
for visit at the home Of Mrs. Fryer s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Gardner
The members of tho Odd Fellow and
Rebekah lodges enjoyed Z clock din.
ner at the lodge rooms ON Tuesday even
ing. Following the dinner games and
music We're enjoyed
! j. p. Wilbur and wife accompanied
by party Of friends mot9red to Port
land Sunday.
Mrs. Horace Lilly has an elegant dis
play of hand painted China in the win
dow at the Lilly Hardware store thai
is attracting great deal Of attention
1t is all the WORK of MRS. E,ry.
Mrs. McCrow and daughter, Miss
Garnet, motorcd over from Corvallis fol
few days visit at the Jos. Fisher
home. They were accompanied on tleil
return by Miss Alta Matten who il
attending o. A. c. and who had been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
M. L. Crabtree.
The young people of Sublimity gaw
a farewell party for Frank Rauschei
one Of the boys who is called from Mar
ion county April rs. The gathering wa
held at the home Of his parents on Wed
nesday evening and was largely attend
ed. An enjoyable time is reported.
Miss Zora Stowe]l is here from Sa
lem for visit with her father.
Miss Lefa Hill is here from SilvertoI
for visit with her mother, Mrs. M. s
Burson.
1t is reported that T. w. Creech ha
sold his farm near Kingston to a party
from Astoria Mr.. Creech, who is phar
maeist has been anxious for some tim,
to dispose of his farm and offer his ser
vices to Uncle Sam. Mrs. Crcech ant
children will probably make their hom
in Salem.
Miss Marguerite Ryan is visiting il
Salem.
II. J. Mutchler was here the first 0.
the week from Warrenton, for a visl
with his family.