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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1910)
A Our Great January Clean Up Sale h nn in full blast, Be here and take advat.teife of these Bargains and save m< ney. Suits and Dresses A splendid lot of coats, good fabric, but little out C Az of style, to clean up DUv Any hat from our entire stock to clean up price each Special low pneet on Mens’ Furnishings. Shoe*. Flannels. Dress Goods, Silks, Wash ■roods. Linens. Idice Curtains, Rugs. Embroidery, Sheets and cases, Muslin and manv other things too numerous to men tion. S. E. YOUNG & SON A lbany , O tegon aftftftt>aft<»t>uu«>ft9ftu»o • LOCAL BREVITIES. ft ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft 5*« e /♦ V 0 gno-1 Eastman Kndak for sale. Jury l.lst fiotxh fitixsip Inquire at the S antiam Naw* office. Folluping i» the jury liât for 1*10, Mr Slalman, of r>troit, is now on a Mias Pearl Wynn, of Portland, who as M-lected by the county court : visit to Smith*. has l«en visiting with Mr» E. Cyrus, HOL1> OVERS Harry Johnson, of Scio, was in Gooch •f this city, started for San Francisco, Albaov. J A Howard, A Kyle, John looking for employment, last Satuniay. Ihursday. Fred Gooch has about 30 m«-n umler Deony, W A Cox. H G Fisher. E F Mr. anti Mrs. M M Peery announce W il< », Geo Cime, H C Hariiness, J P hi* employ. 'he approaching marriage of their M» n. G A Fluud. K L Whil». A A The Shelburn merchant was in Gooch laughter Edease, to Mr, Elmer Mani Barretu last M<»«day on a visit. <>n Cox. Sunday morning. January 30. S-w Henry Ray, B F T: tu*. Wm The engineer frutn Frsd Gooch'* 1*10. at 10 o'clock, E[ iscot al church Hro.iner, Wm May, J H Poindexter, 4 other mill, maiic a v.sit to Goo«h thia Eugene, Oiejon. Springfield News. H Wain, A E Rardall, Chas Weeely, J week. Mr* Smith i* now on the »ick list 'IheNrwshaa arranged a cluMi ng G Holt. Syracuse J F Wrightman, W K -ate with the Youth's ( omuaniun Pub- Allen Fox. of near Lyons, fell and Fisher, E C Wetzel, J«»hn Wills. broke his arm between the wnst and iahing Co. by which the S avtiaw Santiam — E A Buchner. Henry Km •Ibow, while at school last Monday. News ami the Youth'a Own pan ion ca i « supplietl fur *2 60 a year. The laat ter. Eugene Easton. J N Jones. Clerance Meriela, of Salem, made a Visitors are ic •Iconic lo’ietlier Intending to purchase or not i on can *■ Shelburn. E l> John«-*, Howard short visit to hi* mother, of thia city. mmel p*|>er is the les«ling week'y Montgomery, J F Funk. C W Beard, rnagnrine published tn the country. Mr. Stupka. the engineer for Gooch, Jas Johnston. run a two by four in his eye and is now Fog S alk S. C Whit«- L«zhorna. Center.—G A Scott, W II Chandler. carry ing it in a aling We have a few nice -ockerrl« for »ale, A certain fellow of thi* city made a Lebanon. — G 1» Harns, S 0 Wallace, July hatched, at *1 per. bird ami eggs fur hatching in the s«-aaun. Nu purer G W Cruson, G II Q.ffelt, <) L Balti visit to all the home* of Gooch, last st<«ck than the above can lw found anv- m««re, A W Blackburn, P M Scroggm. Week at about twelve p m ami awoke w -err. Also full blood Poland China J«M Stewart. G If Randall. S Lindley, the people to give the men folks a cigar hogs with prdigroes Trappist Fathers, EC Nicholls. Ed Mjera, Enos Sberfy. to smoke. Some didn't seem to care as much for the cigar as their sleep. Sc><>. <>r«-gon. Halsey. H W Chance. T F Smith. SNow Car. Price. S S Bodine. Ed Smith, Smith The Thomas Creek Lumt«er Co. and : th«- Trappist Fathers Mfills have been | r inning rnfirowl ties down Thomas Orleans. F G Blumhart, Henry creek to thia city thia week. They Stewart. plact-n a boom just above the dam, to Brownsville. Enoch Thompson, J P h >.d them, but Tuewlay afternoon we Cooley. Geo Coshow. I E Dinwiddift. noticed ipnte a numlwr of th«- ties had Foster. S II Pickens. managed, in nutiw way, to pas* the Lacomb. Wm T Hassler. C E Soule, l»>om ami are, probably, a total loss to t M Downing the cotnpnni« ». ft ft » Harrisburg II Bishop, F l>em[»«y, Rosa Schmitt, wife of B«-n Schmit, ft ft o of near Crabtree, was committed to th«- J S George. John Mi-idletun, J E War I ner, Fred Wigle, W. I. Tyler, J D insane asylum last Thursday aftermxwi by J idge Duncan am! Dr. Kavanaugh. Wassom. Halsey is to have a new bank. Fox Valley. W R Surry. She 1» 37 year» of age It ia »aid ahe For Sale S. C Whit«- Leg Lorn hr 11» ha-l a hobby for killing chickens at«d Shedtl G L Working« r. W I) Porter, Mrs. T. Stockton, Sheridan, Dreg« n tiie |M-up|e of the «-ommunity came to Ge«» luvubner, R S Acheson. Steve Philippi says it aint ••> ary wav the conclusion that it was unsafe for Tangent R A Marsh. I. B Lu per. even if the County Judgi fid«»-) it such a person to run at large. Two at- Waterloo. F T M<"1 'immonda, Geo II t«-n IsnU from the asylum came up last Powell. w-at. Fur Pale Four thorough bred white night and took the insane woman away Sodaville. F M Hazen, H D KI urn. this morning. fl*» Warh»la Minorca Cockerel*. Prix« fl no Jonlan. I Henry Shank. Maa. J. N. J iimk , Thomas. Ore Oscar Pomeroy came down from his T hr fall'.• Ing ar» prior« <»« Tl.m* la» Crawfordsville. Thoa Cowling, A S .»f «-«41» »rrl l»j <»ur hdkimi: Seven Albany telephone girls struck Fern Ridge farm, Tuesday aftesnoon par t mi «hr I Hamill. I par for higher wage«, lastwrek. Now lie report < that they ha I considerable I rimir. I»rf «arfe .... NEW MEN winter up there Most people were seven other girls answer th«- "hello” I rimn. tw»r Irw» able to « are for their stock ami »« re 8he«id. J E Archibald. J C Brown, * Mht ill »»<• par ion signet. ’hnp, I*«» . W A Ewing ha» invested in tan not oot of fe«-<l yet, though a baud of Waiter Borton, W E Carlton, J R ■ < Upicr. per roll ho«« a Inch w « r«- br ought from east l > ia, .i< iI»-. I-. p li Fn«r -• ' w I **<!•« pe» •In*«*«) head of registered Shropshire ewes. IL per pocmd will have fine breeding stock for »ale, of the mountains, are faring rather Liggett, J H Meara. J A Pugh, Peter • hn brn- pot prMand. jcMMYg btv*il**f« • bailly. Th«- owners ar«- about out uf Troutman, Henry Zimmerman. ne»t fall. i <«< m «r. per (««Mind ............... (■ • <1 aid have lost, already, sum« eight Orleans G A Bayne, Frank Hulburt, I I nt kai*. p-r poaid Mrs. Ollie MacDonald w.-nt over to per pfH*n<i or nine j-o-d law • a. W W McBride, S W Smith, E F Is-banon, Monday evening fur n fea •.»N t. t»r» || yo «eight Truax. : • <wk. tl'Vwa^l ... days visit with her sister Mis. L. M caa! pr ft»» «hlpvhig \ cKh 'traw I or ■'■Ic Syracuse. John Winkley, John Mc '•he»»p |Mir p*»nn<1. •<»» l*n Jones. imi («Mini .Jrvwdwwl I have 2>i tona of vetch atraw, which Neil, Ed Skelton. H D Haight. Some damage from the late frost v re|*>rt«Mf. Cheat, winter oats anti vetch i» injured mimrwhat. In some cases reseeding will be necessary The Special Sale on Wall I’»»|wr, at Cha«. Carpets aid Linoleum W csely’s. »he ia a hummer, Price» ia cut in two. Its too bad. it will clone January 25. O Gosh! All sizes of glass, cheaper than any other place in Scio at th«- Scio Pinning Mills. If desired, th«- glazing will la- done at the »hop in a skillful manner and at small cost. N I. Morrison. Jack Bilyeu returned, Monday morn ing. from a week's visit to relatives up in the Halsey and Harrisburg country From his ol»»«-rvatlon. fall wheat, up there, is not injured, by th«- frost. Vetch may be injured somewhat The Farmers Meat Market w ill pay the highest market price for beef, mutton, veal, p««rk. hide» and «-ggs They >lont want th«- earth, but they do want your produce ami are willing to pay for it Efforts are bring mad«- to organize a k»lgr of Pythian Sisters in thi» eity. The wives of several prominent mem- lern of th«- Knight* of Pythias have taken up the matter and an organiza tion will soon lie effected. — Lebanon Express. it .' juai to or better than cheat hay, at Mcomb. Earl R Carlton, Corneliu» III» per tun. < •■« J I. I»»vv«i|.. rt, G It l ««-\«-r, WL S. W. G aivkh . Santiam Farm Rooker, W C Carlton I or Sale Rock Creek II W Jewell, H L Kap- linger, W II Ramtxi. C B Games farm H miles north, Price A Rabb. A Barnes, J W »ale. Price *75uU. Faley, C W Houston, Wm Hinrich, F on or address C. R. Kitchen, S Livingstone, A B Marshall, I. W C Mitch« II. E E Parrish, J M Schlägel. N V Shelby, E A Truelove, F I or Sale A Work», J A Willard I I have a 240 acre east of Scio, for For particular* call Irvine, .Scio, Boute Halsey J Evana. C L Falk, E E Hull blood English Setter. Price »5. Mult I* ftokl twforr January 29. Apply Gormley, J E Hammond, D Isom. C C Jackson, C II Koontz, S S Loeper, D S to Elmri Hulvcek, Scio, Ore. M<William», Joe Owen, F H Porter. J A Stevenson, D II Sturtevant, R K Administrator's Nolic«. Stewart To a11 whom it may concern: Harrisburg Will Grime», R A Notice i* hereby given to all whom it Glthens, J A Norwood, Gilbert Peter may concern that the undersigned has son, W C Rigg». T W Summerville, J !>••« n duly appointed administrator of C Warner, ». R Norwood the estate of G. Vernon, deceased, Center H E Blackburn, T B Coojier, by the County Court of Linn County. E H Erakin Oregon, therefore, al) persona having Albany G B Cumming». M J Camer claims against said estate are hereby on, J J Collins, Ralnh McKrchnie, A R notified and required to present the McCoy, J A Nimm«. J L Irvin. J D same to the undersigned st Scio. Oro- Isom, J H C«>|H-land, W S Weaver gon with the proper vouchers, within Brownaville W T Cochran. F H Mc six months from the date hereof* Farland, H C Moran, R N Matlock listed this day of l>ec. lfaO©. Crabtree Ed Dorgan. J L Daven J. F. Lf rn.ER, port Administrator. never disappoint»'!. When .oubm ytnir (Join ing from us you are sure that you are getting the pick nt lhe market. Suits amt Overcoats, >10 up THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO. ...................................... Standard Liquor Co WHOLESALE DEALER CALIFORNIA IM Wines, Liquors and Cigars IN WINTER: Trirpkrar R aid 175 141 15» Commercili St. 1 A. G. MAGERS, Prop Is the place to visit Orange groves in full bloom, tropical flowers, famous hotels, historic O'd Missions, attractive watering places, delightful climate, make this favored section the Nation’s most ¡>opular winter retreat. You can see this section at its l>est via Salem, Oregon <!hc kantiani Shasta Route ANO Road of a Thousand bonders AH (I mmavb of Job Printing executed on abort nutice at reason al le priera. SOUTHERN pacific co First publication bee 24, last publi Tangent M F W 4M«j The editor of the Albany Herakl cation January 21, 1910. Sweet Home R W Moorehead Up-to-date trains, first denies the charge of being a ' Rev ,” a Scio W M Mams, A R McCall class in every respect, title with which the N kws unwittingly I he I irst Vetch. prefixed his name, last week. An unexcelled diningcar ser An item has appeared in severe1 Roaring R'ver Hippies n|H«logy is probably now due from th«- vice, quick time and paper«, including the l>ein<M-rat, to the Prof. Geddes ia prospering nicely NKWg; l>ut to whom to th«- "cloth'' or direct connections to effect that the fiist vetch wa» brought wlW1 ht, Brhool in Di»t. No W. to Editor Jones. to Oregon by Willi* Nash, formerly of all points south ........... John Apt»le has gone to »ju-nd a few Laat week we gave an account of a th«- Oregon Pacific, who owns property Bssclsl Rsun* Tris Rats st weeks with hi* parents, in Stayton. very large hog which passed through owr in Idncoln county and ia making Algee Mos» is visiting with Mr. and the Union stock yard« in Portland, his headquarters now at Nashville, Mrs. C. R. Apple. weighing 610 pounds ami netting the named after him. Joseph Bartu and wife are making ahip)M-r *61.20. Frank West, the »toe!- A »ub*cril«er telephones to the Demo man, can go this hog several |>oum!a crat this morning in a manner to make their new home look pretty coxy. bettor ami a few cents better in the th«- wires tingle, that Nash was not th«- C. P. Hassler is sawing wood for G W« st'a hog at the first man to bring vetch here, but that B. Ix-ener. price received, WOODBURN TO LOS ANGELES j. L Davenport and family «pent a yards weighe«l 760 pounds ami was sold Mr. Waldon of Granger, Benton county ANO RETURN w- first- >**ng several year* ahead of p|r,.,nt w|th ChM B-rTvWB >nd for *65. «3 Nash. NasK I He brought it in a htter, sewed |Mt Sunday. IxMik here! I can furnish you with it in a garden, ami it came fourth, and ! grocrri««a, lunch goials, [»«st cards, Sam Shank is making some grand im- With corresponding low rates is now all over the valley, a popular I stationery, and schtxd supplies, con- ' provements on his farm. from all other sections of the hay for cattle Albany Democrat. fecti«»nery ami tobaccoes. Onlera taken J. 1. Davenport, becoming tire,! of Northwest, with liberal stop for office supplies ami rubber stamps. i I.»»king around, has commence«! clear BO YEARS overs m each direction and long Agency for the American Weekly. ing ground. He thinks more feed ia EXPERIENCE C. G. G ocuh , limit Interesting and attractive the proper thing. Scio. Oregon. Mr. and Mr». Perry Pitchford made a literature on the various Winter Morrison handles the best woven w re j trip to Salem, last week. Resorts of California can be had fence on the market. Why get in W. L. Booker has a broad smile on on application to any S. P. ferior fence when you can get th«- best’ hi* countenance since the rain. or 0. R. & N. Agent, or from T ram M* r « b lie, also, sells Nails, Glass, Lime, There wa* a very pleasant can! party Ox SION* ('•■ment. Bui kier's Hardware, Ihxirs CoevRMMTa Ac in thia vicinity, last evening. Mrs C. Mt MURRAY AntAna »en H-ig a at eich «nd dMcrMkof ami Windows, and cheaper than anyone B ■ ’ »• • ■ . »r « pit •• n fr*« tf R. Apple and Mias«-* Daisy and Ixittir » »«•ilHifl .« pr. P a MF ixiM-.t«N<«. < • else in Scio. Call and see his Pyramid Gen ..nil I'assedger Agent il«./4»tr^|i ■» ht.lftntial H/NOIAO* <« F mmb U IHvenport w« re the ■ hamptona. MMtl fr««. t>M«e< wenrr f,^»onirin« MUmia. Plaster board for walla. You can use talen thr ugh M« tn À rveetw tland. Ore. C. T. Craft < nuram« a very bad «b»4w». m th* it just the same as a plastered wall. cold; but as harlev 1« a good nurse, Get a Imoklet, any way. which tells we hope he wil puli U rough all right. you all about it lie fore you pai«er your % hantteomalr vwklr •ilaiton of am* are*»”lie fe>arna| wall. N. I. M«»rrison is the one who Uncle Jimmie Charlt i i as excellent ar ! af «innlM lL Hufal by if — Subscribe for— sells up to-date things, at the Scio health, this winter, f. r of his ad- Planing M il«. vac.ced age. iMaocb «*•<*. dM F F». MT ambi THE SANTI AM NEWS I $55.00 I WM. r Sdentine American. MUNN & ; j - •• . « > * t« ■ " -• £ ■ , ■ i ‘j’* » • 77/ c only neirs- fuipir published in Eastt rn I.inn County. PoliH- rally indeptndtnt a mt st a nils, at nil ti mis, for the interests of tin people.