Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-14
STATION NEWS NOTES

Capital journal Special Serviee.)
Stayton, Or, April 12.-Tuesdqy, the
Sth, was the 10th wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Missler, the 10th
birthday Of their son, Gale, and also
the birthday of Mrs. Everett Gardner.
To celebrate the events, a party of
friends were invited to the Missler
home. j. r. Gardner acted as dominic,
and rctied the nuptial knot. The even
ing WIS passed very pleasantly and the
refreshments much enjoyed. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Crabtree, Mr.,
and Mrs. Il. d. Crabtree, Mr.. and Mrs.
10. L. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Viii
bur, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Elder, Mr..
and Mrs. C. P. Neibert, Alva Smith and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. R. Gardner, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Luthy and daughter.
Frank Rohwein Of Jordan Valley,
southeast Of stayton, already possessed
of a large amount Of land, added to his
holdings recently by the purchase Of the
William Brothert0n place, ADJOINING his
own, containing over 140 acres. The
deal was made by George A. Smith. Mr..
Smith also engineered the transfer of
the Neibert place in the Waldo Hills
to G. Forrette.
G. II. Baldwin, who has been living
on the ranch near the cemetery, he's
moved to Grants Pass.
Miss Maryan Alexander entertained a
number Of friends at her home Tuesday
evening. Games anu musfe were in
dulged in until a late hour and the
young people unite in proclaiming it q
very pleasant event. Brick lee cream
cake and chocolate were served. Those
present were Misses Caeelia and CLARA
Mielke, Waya Brown, Silva Sestak
Ruth Roy, Gladys Hannah, Cary
Bubble, nessrs. Edward Warren, join
Clark, Edwin Keech, Carl Ruble, Norya
Fisher, Roy FolIis, Edward Bell ant
Leo Willing. Miss Alexander was as
sisted in entertaining by her sister, Mrs
Frances Parry.
Mrs. Myrtle Sullivan, daughter o.
{, William Grier, died in the Oregon CITY
hospital April eth, Of pneumonia. Sbt
was born in Mehama and WIS 36 year
! Of age. She leaves besides her husband
and five children, her parents, one bro
2 Their and one sister. The funeral serv
ices were held Wednesday, conducted
7 BY Rev. Warren, and interment mad
: in Kings alley cemetery nea Mill City
Ed Hamman and family have motoreI
: to Turner to reside.
Z Lieut.. Stanley T. Stewart, formerl.
cashier Of the Farmers s Merchant
bank, was visiting his many stayto
friends Thursday. lie has received HI
discharge from the army and expect
: soon to take up civilian life. He J
{ considerably disappointed that he di
I not yet to "g0 across but was KEEP
{ busy ID Washington and Baltimor
. armv camps.
Howard and Charles Ransome Q
b Turner and Aumsyille, have bought III
store formerly owned by Blatchfor
= Bros. Of shelburn.
2 The many friends Of ]. J. Barns her
J abouts we're sorry TO learn Of his deaf
( at his home near Salem Sunday. III
Barnes lived near Stayton for a nnmbt
! Of years, and made many rrIenes. 7
was " years Of age. The funeral VI
= held "a scio Tuesday where he was lai
. TO rest beside his wife, and where
= lived for many years before iocatin
, near giayton. He leaves q son, J. ]
and a daughter. Miss Nellie Barnes.
Alexander W. Smith visited the fir
plot ths week with his brother in Seio.
j Mr. and Ms. George Nichols are Q