Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-09
STAYTON NEWS

Capital Journal Special serviee)
Salem, Or, Aug. 9.-Evergreen black
berries are beginning TO ripen and
pickers win soon be numerous Not
many years ago this berry was consid
cred a nuisance on person 5 land
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Goode went to
Salem Wednesday, taking their son
Don to the hospital for treatment of
his broken arm. Mr.. Goode returned
home but Mrs. Goode will remain with
Don until his return.
o. Kennard, father of Mrs. II. j.
Rowe, is visiting in town.
Repairs now being made on the
bridge crossing the Santiam river
here are being pushed as fast as pos.
sible II is expected that the bridge
will be opened for traffic next Tuesday.
/ Paul Schonagle native of Germany
with no relatives in this country, had
both legs crushed at Camp IA Of the
Hammond Lumber company, near De-
troit Tuesday. He was run over by a
ear loaded with logs. He was taken to
the Mill City hospital where he died
the following day. He was 26 years old.
Earl Mack, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mack, Of North Santiam has returned
home, He is n sargeant.
Miss Mary Schultz, Of Portland, is
visiting at the J. =. Mielke home.
J.. W. Mayo has purchased the W. A.
Weddle property on Water street and
after making some improvements will
occupy II. Mr.. Weddle and family win
move into the Lee Brown property on
Second street.
Mrs. j. NJ Kitchen is having her
residence painted and improved.
Miss Nora Gavin was married July
25th at Corvallis to w. +. Dunivan Of
Alpine, Oregon They expect to go in
few months to Wisconsin to reside.
Relatives Of Mrs. VIM. Nendel are
here from Marion, Iowa, making the
trip in a Ford ear.
Sam Mcqueen, young man whose
home was in Brownsville was killed
by the breaking Of a trip line while
working in logging camp near Mia
CARA. Wednesday.
Mrs. II. II. Kirk. Of Halsey, is visit.
ing at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
J. p. Wilbur Mrs Kirk is pioneer
coming TO the valley in 1852
w. r. Alvin Of the Lebanon Cream.
cry company, was in stayton Wednes
/ da7, looking thc town over with the
view Of putting in a creamery here. II
is believed that a creamery here would
be profitable investment and many
farmers are anxious 10 see one built.
T.. d. Alexander visited over Sunday
with Dr. and Mrs. G. r, KOfinok il
Portland
The fourth quarterly conference Of
tn a. r. church will be held here Sat.
urday, the 10th conducted by Or.
Ford.
r. A. Carlisle who with his wife has
been visiting at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Titus Archer, At Kinqs,oa,
for several months died At The Ares>r
home Saturday morning from pneu.
monia. He was 70 years " age and
came here from Central Lake, Mich.
where the remains we're taken for bur
let
II Portland News. Of ,he 7ih, has
the follcv'rg 70 say regarding two pen.
pie well kno~.n 9tavtqn and vieln.
ity. "Deelaring tire q. A. Pratt,
disappointed suitor hail threatened 70
kill her Mrs. Cora Hendershott ~.
pealed 10 the police Wednesday night
for protection. The woman said Pratt
had threatened TO end her life and his
al the first opportunity. She wanted 70
leave the house for the Union depot but
was afraid Patrolman Burchell escort
cd her 10 the station. Pratt is said -
be employed by the Peterson studio.
Owing 10 a wash0ut on the Stayton
ditch near the Bfown.Petzel mill Sat
urday, that institution was idle for sev
eral days. The break has been repaired
and saving resumed IS usual.
B. W. Mnnkers. who has been in east.
ern Oregon for several weeks. has r
turned home. He says the hay crop
Is the best in that section for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. n. Humphreys are