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PREMIUM LIST
LINN CO. FAIR
M- •■1-in.' »
E J Milii r, Scio, fancy skirt.
*.......................... worsted quilt.
cr*«y.
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A G Prill, Scio, night «Ire»»
Geo. Buhl, tebanon, child dres*.
Miss Aims Struckmeir, Thoma*,
cotton crazy quilt.
(Continue«! from laut week)
ARTISTt«
FLOW EM
Varigated leaved plant. Inex H irons.
Scio.
Pansies, Willard Ixing. Scio.
Rubber plant, Inex Hirons.
Mesdam**—
K J Miller. Scio, Holitrope.
W F Gill, Scio. Asparagus plum<»»u*.
EJ Miller, Scio, Lady Washington
geraniums.
S Philippi, Scio, Rex begonia.
R Shelton, Scio, Display cut flower*.
V A Mcknight, Scio, display sweet
peas.
John Daniela, Eugene, display. "f
as tor*.
Roger Cain, Scio, display dahlias.
F B Frost, Scio. Angel wing begonia.
A R McDonald. Thomas, Fuchia.
F B Fro»t, Scio, aivert geranium.
Alba Rubra,
flowering begonia.
•«
•«
•* Sultana.
<«
««
•• Rock moss.
A R M> Donald, ThOBMk ’ilv'-r leaf
tagonia
E D Myer*. Scio, Japanese pine.
Geo. Garland, Crobtree, Sea Onion.
Wm Abbott, Selo. Incarnate begonia.
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collection flowering begonia*
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asparagus spongeri.
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diaplay house plants.
R Shelton, Scio, display cannas.
HAND HEWING
Meadames—
E J Miller, Scio, hemstitched tea-
cloth.
J C Mayer, lx-banon, pair hemstitch
ed pillow slips.
W F Gill. Scio, set of table linen.
A G Prill. •' 6 handle -rrhiefs.
• * •*
" corset cover.
F. J Miller, “ worst«! crazy quilt.
Oscar Eichinger, silk quilt.
Hickok, lx-banon. handmade matinee
E J Miller, Scio, lied set.
E M Cox, Portland, hand made dr. is.
Geo Garland, Crabtree, cotton quilt.
Wm. Snyder, Albany, wheel of for­
tune quilt.
NEEDLE WORK
Meadame*
Ixrusc Struckmeir, Thomas, collection
fancy work.
J C Myer, Lebanon, silk embroidery
lunch cloth.
Fred Weld, Jefferson, carving cloth.
Ml«* Bvatrnv I*eva;i>-\, ,8l io. silk
embroidery cent«-r| lece.
Beatrice Ib-vaney. silk embroidery.
J (’ Myer, Lebanon, silk embroidery,
long and short stitch.
Mi** Ludneila t hytllova, cross stitch
embroidery.
A G Prill, Scio, Wallachian.
E J Miller, " fancy sofa pillow
Olive Peacock, Albany, sofa pillow,
long and short stitch.
Vila* Philip)», Scio, Leather pillow.
W to
■ <
\ >■ .
Ilection of
pillow*.
Louise Strickmeir. Thoma.«, collection
of fancy bags.
Vila* Philippi, collection of faery
aprons.
Mis* Ludneila Chytilova, bend *--arf,
silk embroidery
Miss L. Chytdova. stand scarf, solid.
“ silk fringe head scarf.
Mias Inez McDonald, sofa piiluw,
conventional
Mis* Emma Kruml, centerpiece.
N J Peacock, Albany, collection of
doili ■«.
Fred Jones, Scio, wallachian sofa
pillow.
Viola* Philippi, Scio, shadow color«.)
pillow.
Edvthe Mcknight, atin stitch sofa
pillow.
George Garland. Crabtree, huckaback
s>ia pillow.
WHITE f MHROtDERY
Mesdame
F I Jones, Stayton, sofa pillow,
shallow.
E J Shumaker, Jefferson, eyelet
lunch cloth.
J <‘ Mver, l ebanon, lunch cl.ith, Mt
M< nick.
E nma Wunderlin, Ixrbanon, lunch
cloth, satin stitch.
icicii nrwrsco.
Wairons
hik I
Stover Gasoline
Engines are the
ixist
and
most
durable on
market
and
the
at
prices that will
compare with any other high grade
We keep them in stock.
goods sold
Call and examine them
N.J. MORRISON
COrNTY. OREGON, SEPTEMBER
II
*<”, ■
1911.
E J Miller, Scio, sideboard scarf.
wallocMan.
A G Prill, Scio, eyelet centerpiece.
W F (»ill, " snad« w contorptece.
Miss Alma Htruckmeir, Thoma». Mt
Millick centerpiece.
Mi«s Beulah Miller. Halsey, center­
piece, hanianger.
E J Miller, wallochian centerpiece.
E 1» Myers, coronation cord center
piece.
EJ Miller, set of embroidered table
linens.
E J Shumaker, Jefferson, pair of
embroider«! towels.
E J Shumaker, pair pillow cases.
A G I’rill, eyelet shirt waist.
Mi»» Alma Struckmeir. Thomas, shirt
wai*t, shadow.
l-eu Egan. Albany.
shirtwaist.
French.
A G Prill, gown, eyelet.
W F Gill, corset cover, eyelet.
Mias Alms Ntruckrneir, Thomas,
display white embroidery.
Edyth .Mcknight, infanta jacket.
Mia* < aa»ir Tompson. Albany, three
embroulern! handkerchiefs.
F I Jones, Mayton, infants dres*.
shadow.
E I) Myers, centerpiece, solid,
M im Wilma Gum, lunch cloth, eyelet
and French.
Hiram Parker. Alloiny, lun.h <
coronation.
Miss t'aasie Thompson, Albany,
embroider«! tray cloth
E J Shumaker, Jefferson, sideboard
scarf, solid.
Ruth Reed. Jefferson, satin center­
piece.
,
I. M Jones, shirt waist, shadow appli-
ful.
Miss Wilma Gum, French and eyelet
centerpiece.
Otto Junker, Albany, lunch cloth,
hardangrr.
Miss t'assie Thompson, Albany,
centerpiece, French.
M im Alma Struckmeir, Thoma*,
embroidered collar.
Miss Lucy Wc*ely, wallochian center­
piece.
E J Miller, collection of embroider«!
towels.
E J Miller, embroidered tied set.
E J Shumaker, Jefferson, infant’*
e >*L
E J Shumaker, corset cover, French
a xi facotting.
M as Ruth Reed, Jefferson, pair of
pi'iow eases, french.
N Hickok, lebanon, embroidered
chemese.
F I Jones. Stayton, infant's dn-M.
French.
Kickok, I *■ ba non. gown, solid.
W F Gill, waist, French and eyelet.
F i Jones, infant's white embroidery
dress.
M im Jessie Anderson, Albany, corset
cover, Frence and eyeleL
Je»KK' I.mid. Lebanon, specimen of
Edythr McKnight, piece netting
Mi»» ln<i MelkmaM. display netting. hemstitching.
I eon a Zeller, Thoma*, fancy apron.
Viliw Philippi, centerpiece, tenertffe
Ethel Ingram, set underwear.
and netting.
Iris Butcher, hemstichod pillow slips.
lxnusc Strickmeir, Thoma», tu ft <11
Hasel Small, Albany, handkerchiefs,
work.
not less than three.
Ethel Carson, child* dress, hand
CRw’HrrtNG
made.
M< sdsmr*
I ena Peacock, Albany, specimen of Sketches ot lite Lures ol Men I and WniTitn.
Frad Bilyeu, lady's shawl.
silk embroidery.
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“ child's sacque.
Who Hne Sumned I Many
Mae Vernon, patchwork quilt, not
• •
•• child's hood.
silk.
Miss Alma Struckmeir, Thomas, akut
HerJships
Ethel Ingram, diaplay of sewing.
• a
" set of six doilies.
4*
•• specimen of band sewing
txiuise Struckmeir, Thomas, center­
“ hemstitch«! night dress.
piece.
Gladys
Jones,
Stayton, embroider«!
The New* wishes to publish
Fred Bilyeu, slippers.
story of one of the ol<l pioneer*
t*>ui*e Struckmeir, Thoruas, display pillow slips.
Marie Nherman, Thomas, ham) made residents of Scio ami vicinity each
of crocheting.
week. We shall lie pleased to have
Minnie N J Peacock, Albany, pillow quilt.
Gladys Junes, child» rompers.
some friend or relative write up a
Hattie Brown. Portland, corset cover
I *MM Z«dler. Thoma», machine in« !<• »ketch for pubhcali-in and WO shall
Irish crochet.
quilt
publish same as raid I y a* material and
Miss Emma Kruml. crucheUM lace.
space are available. Plesa* furnith
•' Olga Lyon, b«l spread.
sketches a* soon a* poaaiblr.
I hi VI STIC MAKING
" handkerchief, crochet
Walter Clute Miller
lace.
Mead amen
Hattie Brown, Portland, doll «et.
Perhaps theru arc none of our
t*arah Morris, baking powder biscuita
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................................. display of Irish
pioneers who have had so vari«i an
“ graham bread
•4
crochet.
experience or who have made m< r-
“ potato yeast bread
Hertha Sherman, Thomas, stand
Im line*» < hariK<» thsi • i t
uibjci
" brown bread
«I
rover.
of this sketch. As u trader he has had
“ Fig cookies
G m Buhl, ix'banon, Irtah crochi t
• qbaL Mr. M •
wi. born In
Mias liraale Murns, layer cake
• •
• «
jabot,
Onadago, Co., N. Y. on 'lav 14. is.14
" coffee cake
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L Struckmeir, Thomas, bureau »carf.
and ten years later moved to DeK lab,
fruit cake
ds
s 4
Cxi., III. On April 5. lr I at the age of
" molasse* cake
EJ
15 he and hi* brother. Cotton S. H.
Miller. loaf rake
KNITTING
Miller, joined Ward's train and crr>-«ed
Mesdames
the pla<n*. The trip was made safely
FOR
MIS
K*
t'NDER
It
Olive Peacock, Albany, slip|>ers
and no’ trouble waa I Mi « I ti <■
Ethel Ingram, assortment of rakes,
Rachel l-aird, Lebanon, two yards of
Indiana which so often were a menace
not i.-o« th'af! Ihr- •
lace.
to the early pioneer*. Th<- trip took
Illram Parker, Albany, doilie.
from April to N>u' , in which month he
Olive Peacock, Albany, centerpiece
FREHERVF.M. FICKI EM. KTC.
arrived in Orrgon City. A
ter who
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'• centerpiece, maltese.
made
fieri
of
the
journey
turned
imide
Me
«lame*
st
“ pair aocks.
t» go to California. Staying but a
s «
V A Mcknight. 1st, collection canned short time in Oregon City, Mr. Miller
pair mittens.
fruit
next went to North Yamhill where i e
W' F Gill. 2nd, collection of canned i was soon taken down with typhoid
WOMEN OVER 60 YEAR* OF AGE
fruit
’ fever. Upon his recovery
went to
K J Miller, assortment of catsup and Peterson's Butte, near Lebanon rih I
Mesdame*-
Rufus Thompson. Albany, night dress meat sauces
then on to the mines in l»e<. nl- r <>f
A G Prill, 1st, assortment of fruit the same year. The following *|>rii g
" pair embroidered towe's.
jellies
" two yards crocheted lace.
he went to Jackson Co., in southern
E D Myers, 2nd, assortment fruit j Oregon where he staid until IK J, the
Small, Albany, pair hand made pillow
jellies
slips.
greater part of the time being in and
EJ Miller, 1st. assortment preserves near Phenox. While there h< joined
I. W Pomeroy, drawn work table
M
cloth.
the Oregon Volunteer* and *|icnt about
E J ,Mill« r, assortment of jams
W P Small, Albany, quilt, silk |>atrh
16 months in lighting agau »t the
••
“ 1st assortment vegetables
work, not crazy.
Indiana in their last s I mih ! against the
E D Myers, 2nd
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“
Phoeba Turner. Crabtree, worst«!
whites.
Fred Bilyeu, assortment pickle*
crazy quilt.
In 1X57 slier the chw <• of the wsr he
“ sweet pickles
Ollie Shelton, cotton quilt, not crazy.
: came to Scio and established a harness
EJ Miller, 1st. display canned goods shop when* Peery's Drug Store now
R. Laird, Lebanon, pair of woolen
W F Gill, 2nd, display cann«l good* stands. Here he made the first set of
stockings, knitted.
Ollie Shelton, pair of fancy Blockings ■
i harness anil the first *»<ldle ever maele
Rachel Lain!, lebanon, two yard* of
in Ncin. About a year later he *ol<l out
OIL PAINTING
Knitted lace.
to E. S. Gilkerson ami then married
Ludmilla Kilkacka, lami*ca|>e
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Small. Albany, knitted centerjnccr.
Miss Harriet Hamilton in July IKX
toilet case
• • lunch cloth, silk embroi<kr<d
* A
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Noon after he bought a farm of ICO
sofa
pillow
<• battenberg centerpiece,
• «
s •
acres on Crab»«--• ermk which be ke<<*
eoilertiun of pillows
• • drawnwork centerpiece.
S *
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collection oil painting* for about six month' * ' then trad l
it
eoilerUon embroidered sheets.
i fur a saw-mill <>n Ti- m -
«.i
"
waist
t •
•• pillow csx-s.
♦ e
i
the
end
of
a
year
ai
•!
a
half
b>
r>ki
out
” animal study
it
cotton quilt, blazing star,
• •
DRAWN WORK
" collection centerpieces to Curl Bro«., ami bought a part •<( the
it
collection of doilies,
old Howell homestead A few months
Selah Rhoda, water color on cloth
Wunderlin. Ix-banon, lunch cloth.
centerpiece, crocheted lace.
later he again sold out, went to Cali­
E J Shumaker, Jefferson, sofa pillow
It Thompson, Albany, gown.eyelet.
fornia for 6 month* returned a* far as
Wunderlui, l^banon, child’s dr«M.
• • eyelet corset rover,
• •
CHINA PAINTING
Rogue River Valley where he staid
" sideboard scarf.
tt
sheet, Frenrh amt eyelet,
M M Perry, Spring Arid, best 6 plates until the following summer, and then
W F Gill, corset cover.
tt
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Same realistic design
embroidered handkerchiefs.
return«! to Scio ami ixaight the liarnesa
A G Prill, shirt waist.
tt
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'■ sideboard scarf,
Name tea set eonqentional
i shop again, which he kept about 6
' handkerchief.
tt
• 4
Isaac Crabtree, Crabtree, Oregon month* xml then resold to the former
infant's pillow,
••
" display of drawn work
tt
centerpiece, French eyelet, made broom
: owner. In the meantime having liought
l-eo Egan, Albany, sheet and pair of
• •
tt
hand made apron,
Hte acre* of land on the north side of
pillow caaea.
• s
tt
lunch cloth, French,
Franklin Butte, he decided to move
Wunderlin, I-rbanon, lounge cover.
MUM rU.ANSOUS
« •
tt
centerpiece, solid,
onto hi* farm. But in a short time he
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" drawn work dreat
tt
♦ •
dresser scarf, colored emb. ; Mesdames
traded for a place on the south side o'
• •
"
••
•' skirt.
• •
tt
dresser scarf, Frenrh am!
Wm Abbott, pyrography
the same butte and kept buying more
Vilas Philippi, centerpiece.
eyelet.
land until he had more than a »ection.
S E Grume, Brownsville, brails
W F Gill, dresser set.
I Sara Egan, Coburg, embroider«!
Next hr formed a partnership with
Wm
Abbott,
hair
switches
Iaa> Egan. Albany, pair pillow caaea.
pillow cases.
Hank Milter and taught a saw mill on
"
•' hair puffs
Ollie Shelton, cotton quilt, Conven-
EJ Shumaker J< fferson collection of Thomas ererk the purchase price taing
POINT LACE. RATTKNHERG, tWl HEHH
tlol.sl
IIO.INK). This Mr. Miller kept longer
baskets
R l.aird. l-ebanon Irish crochet jatv.i
M<-S<!iimes —
than any other investment something
t
•• Irish crochet yoke.
over IX years, largely because he could
Oscar Eichinger, display point lace.
RtrrTsR
'
■'
“ knitted
nniit«i pm
pin cusmon
cushion cover
cover.
not aril, hr claims, but finally sold out
W F Gill, display battenberg.
Best dairy butter not less than five 1 for gflOOO.OO, Hr nrxt moved to the
I.
W
Powerov,
drswn
work
towels.
Geo Buhl. 1-rbanon, battenberg collar
pounds in square*
*• " Hot 11 ton am! point lace bonnet
ok! homestead where he has since lived
••
" drawn work pillow,
1st Narah Morri*
• «
most of the time until about a year
Phoehe Turner. Crabtree, cotton
•'
•• lace collar.
2nd I-ouisc Middlestadt, Crabtree
••
ago. r rom there he movml to Scio for
quilt, claveland Idly.
•• battenberg centerpiece.
Valley Powell, Lebanon best 1 I h > ii ml a few months and then moved to hi*
A A Bates, bedroom set, 4 pi«-«-s.
Conia Merit, Thomas, battenberg
H M Miller, Halsey, eyelet center­ dairy butter
present home in West Scio where he is
collar.
piece.
living at the time this sketch is being
(Continuel! next week)
Chapman, Thomas, piece of Irish
written. But hr is always ready for a
TATTING AND NETTING
crochet.
trade and may have changed again by
Found A medium weight laprobe. the time this is publish«! this week.
Meadames
Owner can have »ame by calling at
A G Prill, collar, tatted.
Mr. ami Mr*. Miller are the parent*
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NKEDI.K WORK FOR MIRHEX UNDER 14
this office and paying for this ad.
•• centerpiece.
of 13 children, II of whom *re livi
••
•• display of tatting.
Hasel Small, Albany, assortment of
Don't go to the hop yards until you M W. Miller ami Lydia Ann are
V A McKnight, handkerchief.
(Continued on page 4)
knitting.
hsve seen Wilder A Gill Co.
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