Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-22
STAYTON NEWS.

Capital Journal Special Scryiee)
Stayton, May 20.-lFehx Van En-
men is home from his trip TO the |
3reitenbush hot springs. The weather
here was too cold and wet for camp I
ing in comfort and enjoying the hot |
baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of east.
ern Oregon, are visiting a j r. Mill
er's Mrs. Lewis is niece Of Mrs.
Miller.
Edwin Forrette, who has seen ser
vice overseas has returned home.
Glenn Porter, who was with an en-.
gineering company in France, and saw
considerable service, has returned to
his home near Aumsville. He was Wis
iting some of his numerous Stayton
friends saturday.
i Oscar NJ. Oplet, whose home IS about
three miles west of lIyons.in Linn eoun
ty, died suddenly at his home Satur-
day morning from disease of the heart
He had been suffering from heart trou-
bic for some time but was able to at
tend to his work, and was in Stayton
few DAYS before his death. He is
survived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Applet Of Stayton, and his wife
and one son. The funeral service was
held Monday at Lyons and interment
was in Fox Valley cemetery. lie was
As years Of age,
MIR. and Mrs. T.. Matten of Salem
= are visiting in town. They came up
with their daughter, Mrs M. j. Crab
tree, who has been visiting at their
{ home.
t Mr.. and Mrs. E. G siegmund gave
big dinner Sunday at their home on
+ Fern Ridge in honor of their SON.
0 Nairn and his bride, Of Astoria.
0 Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
J. lC. A. Luthy of Stayton
G The free dance given by the ladies
: of the Patriotic league in the streff
Q building Saturday night, for the bene'
fit of the soldier boys, was well at
i tended and pronounced success.
|. Brentford Kenyon, who has been IN
n the navy, has returned home.
:. j. M. Ringo, Mrs, Frank and DR..
Beauchamp are the latest in town tS
10 improve the appearance of their homes
II with paint.
- Norris Frank brother Of Mrs. "
~ d, Sloper, who has been in the nav,
n during the war, has written that n
- expects to be home about July l.. ia
W W parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
% ~ Frank of Shaw.
Oh Mrs, j. T.. Hunt and daughter
- - Helen, of Salem were in town satnl
~ day.
eo The japanese operetta, o Hara SaI
ny 10 be given by members Of the senlo
W class Of the high school, will be pr
lie sented May % at the high school aud
IT. torium. The principal characters al
or as follows. o Hara San, Maryan Ale
u- nder; o Tuka San, Wava Brown;
mic Toya San, Margaret Sehaefer; . kasl
tho Kintara, Edw. Warren; Prince Flush
1ns mi. Ernest Aegerter; Takiah, H. Mu
ap- key: Kanaya, Roy Follis; then the
.a viii be Giesha girls, students, and
der large chorus, with fan drills and Gi
me-. sba dances. Mrs. Lau. the instruct
in music for the schools, has, witA &
SON pupils, worked hard to make this
ma. biz success, which it will undoubted
law prove to be. e..
'ay The mother Of A. s. pancoast h
~. w. arrived from Philadelphia, for an
a. definite stay.
@ su1 Oscar Montgomery Of Freewat
'1 eA1 Ore, is visiting at the home OF
anu mother, Mrs. j. b. Trask, and WI
81 81 other friends.
DC The youngest daughter Of Mr. a
uch Mrs. j. II. ThOma is suffering fr'
ass a broken arm, caused by t2ll from
aiu child's wagon.
hlm Glen, the six year old son Of NJ
iles and Mrs. G. T.. Berringcr Of Mehan
ueh found dynamite cap one day recent
OF and boy like, wanted to see how
pom would shoot. He struck it with an a.
the and the pieces Of she'll hitting b
The caused numerous minor wounds. y
oke piece struck him near the 1ugar We
part and had it gone deeper might have
any suited fatally. lie was brought
In Stayton, where his injuries were tre
ary- ed.
erk. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Harlan a
4 is sons Of Detroit, spent Sunday at W.
/ 10 Stayt0n.
,n,v y. +. Woods Of Salem was in tor
~ iua.. 10 no. hapu naiutiuQ scene