The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, February 25, 1910, Image 4

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Pruvidciua Pointara
J. J Barnes came over from Aliiany
Wednesday morning
Advance
Showing
The next encan-pment of the Oregon
<1. A R. will be held at Astoria June
21-24
Dr I'arnani Daly, of luske c«mnty,
I is spoken of as a (oeslble l>rmorr»lir
candidate for governor.
It ia stated « large number of
students will be dismissed from O A.
('. because of failure to pass satis­
factory scholastic examination.
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3. E. YOUNQ & SON
A lbany . O tegon
Mr». M E. Phillipa who haa been
very aick is now able to ait up
Ralph Paterson waa even in town to­
day.
Mr. Peter»«m returned from a viait to
Portland last Friday.
Frank Miller is now viaiting in Shel
burn
Mr». Gooch ia a law on the aick hat.
An Idaho man was convicted of
drunkenness and waa sentenced to at-
tend church for ail consecutive >nn-
days, or to pay a fine of Fi ami coats.
He paid the fine
"Battling" Nelson ar><f Ad Wolgast
fought a 4l> round prise fight al R ch-
inond, California, resulting hi the <k w •
feat of Nelson, the hitherto light
weight champion.
Albany expects to pave 1H bl« cks
during the coming summer
The
Watch
Peery'»
right-han I front streets now pav«d are a beauty and joy
«ii «low
forever, when compared with tneir old
For Sale S. C. White l eghorn hens. tim«- »:- ppy condition.
Mrs. T. Stockton. Sheridan, Oregon.
Born To th«- wife of J N. Btlve'i of
Born To the wife of Ernest Titus,
on February 17, a son. All doing well
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Gooch Gleaning»
B W. Johnaon has been ap|a>inted
p-ietmaster at Corvallis for his fourth
t«rm. Evidently the college town haa
not yet had too much Johnaon.
Judge Step«wn A lx»well. of Prndle-
bin. haa announce«! himself a candidate
for the Reoublican nomination for th«-1
u. s. Senat*, to succeed Senator
Bourne.
Albany’s Madison street basket ba1!
t«-am came ova r last Saturday evening
to play a match with our "Country
Club" team, resulting in defeat for the
visitors.
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The pie social at Dial. I, Friday
evening waa well atteixied. The pm
gram waa go>ai atsi aii «eemed to en
joy themaelvra.
M ra tJeorge • "ompton ia on the aick
list thia week
Frank Cawrae and brale are moving
to their new home, formerly the Young
farm. Frank haa been busy hauling
furniture etc for the past w«-ek.
Miaa Ada Compton is home for a few
daya visit with h«r parents.
G. W. Garland waa a ►cio visitor
Saturday.
Dr. Prill called on Mra. Brudeaky and
■ Iso Mrs Gatrge Compton Saturday.
Mra. Brodeaky la reeover-.ng slowly.
Mixa Irene Nolan haa resigned her
I usitiun aa teach« r of the Providence
-ctooi. She evidently prefer, a school
of ®na.
Mra Chas. Harrow»’ sister of Port­
land ia viaiting with the former al
present.
The remain» of Mr. Gamber.
formerly lived near Providence. are to
be interred in the Franklin Butte ceme­
tery Sunday.
Mrs. George Garland haa received
he intelligence that her mother. Mra.
./•born, is not eX|>ect«d to live.
Tuesday's holiday was enjoyed by <«ur
school boys arxl girls.
Parker's Mills, on February £1. a so- .
the new arrival haa an extiaordinarj
imm ! start in life, as he w«-igh<d 12
Born -To the wife of John A. Sim-
num», on February 31, a daughter, Ail l»>unds and was 24 inches in length.
doing well.
L. II l.ass«-lle, a 70 y« ar-old rcsidert
frll from the tower of his windmill,
James Ferrel, of “alem, and a
barlx-r, of last year, came up on Sun lart w«-< k, resulting in his death on
Monday morning. He has liven one of
day evening's train.
Harrisburg's
active business m«-n for a
Henry M Myer returned from a
several days visit to Dallas. I'olk county, niimtier of years.
Clifford Harold, of vtayton. wa« do-
rv busiiu-»« 1», tins city, th«- tire! of th«
Owing to the stormy weath«-r “•un­
lie is kxal solicitor for the
day, the burnal of J W Gamber war week.
North Aneriian Accident Co., of
not very largely attended.
« Tiicngo
Ills < <>in|>any is reliable and
Salted salmon, codfish. »moka«l her
Clifford is sure to du business for hla
r>ng ami cromarty bloater», during
company.
1« nten season, at W Grocery.
Dr. Prill re|Mirts that the timl>er
Harry Johnston m->v«--l his househokl
land sale of th« Thomas « r«fk l.um-
g-xal» up to Goochviila, last Sat unlay.
ber Co., fell through with The Ham­
His wife joined him on Monday.
mond jieople s icce«sl«d in buying tim­
For Sale Four thorough bre«l white ber belonging to other parties, which
Minorca Cockerels. Price f 1.00.
the T. C. L. Co. exje-cted to buy. which
Mas. J N. Josga. Thomas. Ore. will result in the cl sung down of thia
Mr. Hula-rt Rice, of Portland, cane mill, in a f<-w years, for lack of timber.
u last Saturday ami apant Sunday
It is all right for school boys to yell,
with his age,) parent», in this city.
especially tho»e who atterxi our state
Garden seeds from A to Z. S«-e<i» c il egva. for much of the college educa-
that ar«- tru • to name and that grow. t on. which is coating the taxpayers so
G laranteed, or m >ney back by J F. heavily, seems to be football knowledge
Wesely.
ami yells
llurines» men should I»-
Make your hens lay by feeding j -lly ami cheerful when making a
Prussian Poultry tonic, bone, shell. neightu-rly visit ami sing original songs,
granite ami alfalfa meal. Fur »ai«< at if they see proper; but to yell in chorus
Wesely'» Grocery.
jhst to n.ske a noise, is nonsensical ami
Mr. Dunlap, Portland agent for the i iH-neath thr dignity of men w ho deal
Scio Milk Condcnsery. game up for a w th th«- Stern realities of life.
short visit with the conden»« ry people,
last Satunlay.
Wire Fence Nmk».
Mr. amt Mrs. Boh Miller of Halsey,
Parti«« wishing fence will do well by
relatives of Mrs. A E Rardall, came examining fence befor«- purchasing
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over from Albany, last Satunlay, and can »ave you, at leant, 2 cent» per rod
are guests al the Randall home.
on your fence if you will take the heft
last Saturday morning.
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Harry Johnaon and wife are new
arnvala in Gooch which makes »ixt«-en
dwelling houses.
Wilber Funk, of Scio, waa In Gooch
Saturday,
Mm Smith, of Lyons, was a V isitor
at Smith's Saturday.
Frank Gooch can.e up Friday morn-
ir.g »rd returned in the evening.
The mill will comm« nee running th«
first of the week has Ix-en unable to
People of thia vicinity will must
go for the last week on account of the
neartily welcome good weather,
■ now-
The »now is still on thr ground but loink the comet haa a ba«l infinence
Roy Peerv haa recently d«-termm«-<l
going
Wontier
Mr John Men« 1» stari««l f< r Idaho to complete the eighth grade
last week where hi* wife has I-ven foi why?
some months
it la to be hoped that the patople of
Last week a nt ml er of the met
Ina vicinity will attend the Educational
made a visit to Gat«-» the result was ar
looting at Crabtree neat hatuniav
follows:
There was some men al Take your diniu r get togethei, am
Gooch« a mill, of patent medicine «Irani rujoy yourselves.
there All. The sun went down and a
C nii . i . J osh
did they, but not like it to rise next day
The second day when th«- whistl«- bleu
they ushered forth with faithful few
but oh dear one if the truth th»y tell,
they would each one say that thrv frl
live well, that la all we have gut t<
»ay. They celebrated Kl. Valentine«
Th«- Nation
day.
► now Cap
President— William H. Taft
Vice Preahient James Sherman
()o«Kh < leanings Sn i.
The Cabinet
Gooch ia still growing, there beini
Secretary
of State—Philander
two bunk houses going up.
Knox
Flank <»«x«ch came up Friday on tie
Secretary of the Treasury—Franklin
morning train, returning in the after­
Macveagh
noon.
S«rcrelary of War—Jacob M Dickin
W'm Funk was <>n our streets Friday •on
It is our opinion he made the Fox Vai
Attorney General—Geo. W. Wicker
ley sCh«M>l a visit 1« fore returning
•ham
Frank Miller went home Friday. H-
Postmaster General—Frank H Hitch
is not rx|>e<-t«i to return until after cock
t te Shelburn dance.
Secretary of th«- Navy—George 1,
Chaa F alius was taken sick about a Meyer
Secretary of th«- Interior—Richard
w -ek ago.
The doctor was railed u
an I pronounced his ailment "»carls A. Ballinger
Secretary
of Agriculture—Jame»
t na" and advis«- I him to stay in for >
frw dais Hi- staye«i in for throe oi Wilson
Secretary of l^ltor—Charles Nagel
four days. Mr. I*hilli|>a. who carri«d
(ommiaaioner of the ¡.and Office
meal» to him ami his nurse. Mr. Krum1,
was Surprised to find th« m gone ot Fred Dennett
Saturday evening, when be went after
The State
the »oiled dinner dishes. But upon in­
United States Senators—Jonathan
quiry. he learntd that they wrre »«-e:
wa king down the track, in tin- after Bourne Jr. and Geo K Chamberlain.
Representatives First District,
noon.
C. Hawley, Second District,
You will have to get your slab wood
Ellis
elsewhere now. F rod Gooch I* putting
Governor— Frank " Benson
up a conveyor ami refuses to funnsh
Secretary
of State—Frank
any more slabs.
Benson
Mr. Peterson rvturnexl from a Port
State Tr«-a»iirer—George A Steel
land trip, Friday.
Su|H-nntendcnt of Public Instruction
M«»»r» B«-rry, Miller, Oakls ami J H. Ackerman
Petetaon l.ave moved into their new
Slate Printer Willis R. Dunmway
house, which they have just completed
Supreme Court Chief Justice, Frank
Mrs Phillipps is slowly improving, A Moore, Associate Justices, Robert
yet is not abb- to do any work,
Eakin. Will R King. W T. Slater,
Mr Butler, of Albany, was in Gooch. Thus A McBride, clerk, J. C More
land
Monday.
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Ilogs were sold in Chicago, Monday,
for SV 50 |>er hundndweight This is
the highest price since 1H70, when hog»
were »<>kl for S’0 per hundredw« ight
of the fence in conaideration pound for
jxjund and 10 to 15 per cent on atrength
anti ilurabl ity, ’JU roda free on trial
with any other fence on thr market if
R. Shelton, P. II MacDoneld. Sur y >u are not sattsfied it ia a tetter fence
veyor Cliffonl smi the N kwr editor take it down »nd return it and it coats
Mr and Mrs. Frod Gooch went to
The American f nee ia
The District
w -re |uuseng«-ra for Albany on Thur»- you nothing.
Salem to »«•« a doctor.
She haa t>eei
the
fence
that
will
»taod
the
Ml
d ty evening, of laat week. Mr. Shel
podges George H. Burnett. William
?
Larger wire mean* longer life,
F "i under the wi-ather for the past week
111 w ent to Port Ian«! on thè followil
■ il low»). Proaecuting attorney, John
They ar«- exp«Tt<-d to rrtum W rd new li McNary
vale
at
the
Scio
Planing
Mill.
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The Far.-i.cr» Meat Market will pay
Thl» Means You.
thr highest market price for beef,
l-f I
mutton, veal, pork. hides and eggs
All perrons knowing themselves in-
They dont want th«- earth, but they «1« !eldrd to th«- S antiam N kw * ar»- re­
want your produce and arc willing to spectfully invited to come through with
pay for It
the neerssary cash.
If you have not
Full line of vetch, red. white ami paid for your paper, this notice is
In th«*se times of
alsike clover, timothy, rye grass, rap« p- raonal to you.
see l, rod top. alfalfa se«*d. etc., in fact high prices for living a printer needs
everything in the se«-«l line at the verj the wh«r-'withall to purchase hia beans
lowest |xMsible price. Seeds sold for and |witatoes; for printers, as a f u!e. do
cash only, at J F. Wr»rly's Grocery not have much credit, At all events,
i the Nkwa ne«*dt what is due it.
Our
I have several hundred new plans for
■ expenses are heavy and it la our pur­
Cottages ami Bungaloe» costing from
pose to | av our bills promptly ami to
f ttsi up. Come in ami take a look at
do this, others must pay ua.
them if you are intending to build.
Cotne in ami pick out your plan, it wil
To He (traded and Graveled.
only coat you your time. If you can't
fi >d what you want, I will help you.
The N kws ia glad to state that it ia
N. I. Morrison, Scio Planing Mill.
the intention of Road Supervisor ShojM
For Sale We have no more Whit«- to grade and gravel the wagon road
Legh -rn Cockerls for sale, for all air from thia city to Weal Scio, during th«
sold. Hut we have ami will have U hite «M ining summer.
I eghorn eggs |>er setting of 15 fcr *1
The grading ia to be done by privat«
No put er stock of this breed can lie subscription and Mr. Shot» thinks that
f -IIml any where
We also havr a frw he will have mad funds sufficient t<
jwdigretxl Polaml China pigs for sale I place th» „
gravel, He expects to «»per
yet. Trappist Father», Scio Ore.
I a gravel pit lielow town, which can ba
Thr citizens of Albany are «mleavor- done by buiklmg a temporary bndg«
mg to »»cuie the building of one of the across thr creek at that point.
state armories in that cicy. The N kwh
To have this two mile» of road placed
sincerely hopes that her efforts will in giMxl order will l>e a great satiafae-
I rove succeasful. While it is true that
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the Commercial club of that city, gave
our Fair a cold shoukler let us. of Srio, out town and community and. also, will
return goml for evil and gLewhst temt to Incrfiai* the value of property.
little influence we may poesra» in help­ Evervone of our citixerwi should be will­
ing the present (?) county seat to a- - ing to aid this very meritorious wurfc
cvmplish her desire».
i . any way hr can.
Clif Phillipa is on th«- aick liât
N koma .
Shelburn Siftings.
Mrs Dorris, of Albany, ia visiting
her grandaughter. Mrs. Frank Gooch.
Miaaea Ix-la Mitchell and Ague»
Gibbon*, of Albany, »pent Tuesday
with the latter'« parents. Mr. and Mm.
Geo. Gibbons
Mr and Mm. Chester Sterling and
children are visiting Mm. Sterling's
parents, Mr. and Mm. Fred Gooch.
Tena Ager is visiting her Aunt. Mrs.
L Osborn.
Fred Grimes ia viaiting his sister, <
Mr». I. Osborn.
Tues,lay l>eing a holiday, our S c I kh I i
chiklren enjoyed a vacation.
Rev. B 11 Baker filled his regular
appointment last Minday afternoon.
Mr. Raker ia assisting Rev. Ooley in
conducting revival services in Scio.
Mr. A. O. White, who has l«cen in
Portland for sometime with his brother,
returned home the latter |>art of the
veek.
Revival services still continue. Six
new member» were added to the church
roll, last week.
Representatives I. A. M incers. «I.
Philpott
County Judge J. N. Duncan
Commissioners-O. H. Russell, T. J.
Butler
Clerk-J. W. Miller
Sheriff - D. S. Smith
Treasurer W. W. Francis
Recorder Grant Froman
School surerintrniient W. L. Jack-
son
Assessor -D. B McKnight
Surveyor —Alfred L. Glides
Coroner W illiam Fortmiller
Fruit Inspector-
Health Officer—Dr. W. H. Davis
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our Mr««ng
our i lotli-
«tore,
ti««V«-r «Ii«.i|>poilib-il.
Wlicn
on Irili y«riii cloth­
ing filini gm v«iu arc Hiiii- (lint yon are getting
the pii-k «if ili«* market
Suits unit Overcoats, HO up
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
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Al.B \
Standard Liquor Co
WB0L1SALZ DEAL» IN
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Trirpbom R aid 17$
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A. G. MAGERS, Prop.
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Printing ex«cut«-d
on short notice at
teasonat le prices.
7'ht oidi/ ncns
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pillili shed
in E' ii stern Limi
Corniti/.
Politi-
rally i ndependent
and stands, ut all
times, far the
in terest s ni the
The City
Mavor—Henry M Myer
Recorder- -E. D Myrrs
Marshall I. N Weddle
Treasurer--J. F. Wesley
Councilmen-Perry Bilyeu, W. A. ;
Ewirg. R M Cain, J. L. Calavan. w
E. Arnold, N. I. Morrison. J. A Bilyeu.
Justice of the Peace- Jas. A Bilyeu
Constab e J. A. Bilyeu.
School director»--E. C. Peery, A. G.
Prill, R M Cain
(>|k «r? of Linn Co-tnff Fair A«soci^
tion* Pre jl ln^,- A G P)rf), secwArv,
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Carvfnllv pri*pan*«l by rnmpehmt an
»•xpt-i¡••nctMl
«•niphivfs thm-mighlv fat p I imt with th«« rtrnnlii of
Linn County. Accuracy, newtneiu ami (iiapatcli ia
our motto. We ar«* now almtracting lit«* iii'trumcnts
til«*«i daily ami can n**rv<* tin* mibliv most efticientlv.
i>n 6 per C hiu , per annum mi appruv«*«! farm m-enritv „
Hom PHOXEH IN THE OFFICE
TELEPHONE nR UNITE
I Albany Abstract Co., t y.
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Y«»u ran hiiv <-l««ih«-a
State Senatom M. A Miller, Frank
Miller fur Linn and Lane Counties
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Intending to purchase or not
The County
W«-ddl«-. - f Sci<>. was vmitlrg
Wv< t >. G ibbons. last Monday, I
and' Mrs
J. W Miller ami R. Bhehnn. directors. A
G. Prdl,
chfidrori, ofAlfiany, spent several days John'I'«»»ley. E 0. "Perry, M C.
of last week, visiting home folks.
Gaines. I. A. Munken». G. G. Belta,
Miss Golda Jones sprat last Tuesday *’ H. Bodine, J. A. Bilyeu. W. G. I
in All any.
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Visitors ure tcelconie tchether
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