The Santiam news., December 21, 1911, Image 3

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COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENTS
There was a dance at Jordan
Friday night, A good time was
reported.
Joe Burton
comb, who h
visiting
with their brothel J.
Burton
this week, return«! home Friday.
The first term of school here
closes Wednesday, December 20.
L eo .
Wes! Scii Notes
Marion z\rnold is working a
The young |M.*opie are busily
assistant at the depot, Jim Glenn engaged m preparing a Christ­
ha-, ing gone to Carlton w here he mas program.
The exercises
has a ¡xisition under Mr. Liven­ will be held at the Baptist church.
good. former agent at this place.
Rev. C.o, Sutherland of Scio
Jay Hoagland, footbull plaver was here oi business recently.
at Pacific University of Fori t George has many friends here.
Grove, is visiting hen1 at the
Rev. Williams was ordained a
home of his uncle, I. Hoagland. Baptist minister on the 19th inst.
Miss Kate Donahue of Munk Lacomb has three resident min­
ers is taking music lessons here, ister* now.
of Mrs. Kistler.
A tax meeting was held at the
Misses lama Tindall and Kate I. comb school house Saturday
I Donahue
visited Miss Edyth« and they voted a 2-mill tax. 1 IS
votes were cast; Mr. Downing
Hoagland Wetinesday.
Mrs. W. I). Sanford is in was elected road supervisor.
Everv c. -t >.ner t<i know that our STtX’K OK
DliL’<;s is new, clean and pure,
Should we not
have in lock what von want, toll us. and we will
I'1' ' •» I t i • t it on short notice and without
ext ;i ' 'st to you.
In addition to a general stock
of Druy». w<> carrv paints, oils, varnishes, wall-
pc r.
-h•> >'
»>ks. school supplies, phonographs,
orchard sprays, sheep dip and stock foods.
hat die t' •• !>• t ci ’¡irs.
We
We supply you with the
’n fact you
b>st gasoline for vour automobile.
Lawib Herns
will find us headquarters for quality in all lines.
Portland visiting friends.
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PEERY DRUG
Among those notice 1 at the
n ad meeting from the Crabtree
0 Mr. Bender came home last country
were. Craft, Davenport,
week, leaving for Portland Sun­
COMPANY 8 day.
(lain»«, R oktr, Barrows, Bartu,
8 Dr. Prill called on I. Htnglanl
OREGON
The teachers hereabouts are
recently, who is very ill with
8 erysipelas.
going to spend the holidays at
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SCiO
O. A. C. Short Courses
Begin January 3, Continue Four Weeks
YOU
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Every c tizen of Oregon i» cordially invited to
sttcid Ou diort course* uf the Oregon Agri
cultural College, t>eg>nning Jan 3. Eleven
di-tuo live course« will !*• offered in Agrtcul
tore, Michatitr Art*, llumcxbc Science and
Art, Commerce, Foreatrv «nd Mu»ic
Every
cour-.
d< fcgnt'd to HELP the «tudent tn
hi« daily work. Make tht* •' pleasant and
profitable winter outing. No tuition.
Iteaa-
.■dde :u >-> in" latiun*
For txautiful tllus-
tr itid bulletin, address
II ’>! TENNANT. Registrar, Corvalli«. Or«.
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Largest Stock
W. D. Sanford, our pigeon
man mail-- ■ \ .' ’ I ■
last week, rvtnrning Wi
A. R. Hoagland visited with
his family in Portland over Sun­
day, returning here Monday, lie
is engaged in carpenter work
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Shelton and
small son visited the past week
at the home of Mrs. Shelton’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mill t .
Mrs. Sarah Hoagland of Che­
halis, Wash., is a visitor at the
home of her son, 1. Hoagland.
Bob Devaney is loading oats
these fine days.
Roe Phillips never misses see­
ing the train come in of evenings.
M adeline .
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outside
of Portland
Samples and Estimates on Request
Ed Jones was a bachelor last
week while his wife and daugh­
ter were in Independence visit­
ing relatives.
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Herman Steidel left here last
week for Eastern Oregon.
Albany, Ore
Mabel Grimes and Lola Faulk­
so ner were Albany visitors last
week.
The patrons of Schoool Dist.
No. 11 met last Saturday for tl
purpose of levying a 5-mill tax
for general purposes, and elect­
ing one director. The tax ques­
tion was voted down, there be­
ing only two votes cast for it.
C. R. Shelley was elected direc­
tor.
Claude Churchill is building a
new house on his father’s farm
in which he and his bride will
dwell.
Guy Wyman shipped a load of
hogs to Portland Tuesday.
New Year
W ood B ee
FISHING TACKLE
Woodworth Drug Co.,
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Christmas
Sbelbarn Items
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FARES
ON THE
CORVALLIS Q. EAST
ERN RAILROAD
and
th(‘ C. & E. nt
K(HM) TRIP
Oil
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( )n sale I ><‘reinber 23, 24, 25, 30 nnd
31, and January I, with final return
limit January 2, 1H1 2.
à E. Agent for
JOHN M SCOTT,
(¡moral Passenger Agent
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Bilyeu Deo Shots
Ila . -¡. r and otInis.
I he I title Italian
I hildrrn and the
I loliday Relana
Brino • *w llrh
HE little Itallnn children ibn't '
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Santi Cisti* to com«
dowu tlielr elilmtieiM and tiring Ilu tti toy*." «aid daddy
Jack «ml Evelyn looked horrified
"Glad we nln I Italian children " oteerved lack
"Of course the Itnlluu children finie tlielr Chri ni.»
dnddy Went on.
"If they d m't buie n Munta Cluu* tliei line the Befana
they (tiluk that
the Befana I* much belter than w Sml.t Cimi*
"Well daddy, what I* the llefan > •' linked IN civil
"The Befana ' d nidi iieiii on
- 'll
d boli nI
., tm. to every Itali.in
h«m«e where there are little mie«
III Hull th»* Ir
I n celebrati' n cover« a
couple of week* amt the Befima come* uu the c<c of l.plphnni or Jan it Th«
< hlldren are then gntbered to ether In Un ir | ncnt ami they stand In n row
Pefore Ite Befana, w tio n«k« tl em lion Ilici time l.eliined In the past lenr.
Cor the i "Illi »I' ■■ w ho lui ve |.< en 10 d - he h
|>r i < nt I tl c gift» Fur th«
little one* who have tieeli nnilgbtv «tie liti» n
I’rlliif or II Mw||,h"
T
v« don't car« for th« Bef
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■omen hilt ntislmpdy
Better reform before Clirl«tiii:i* Ilion .1 k
nil. cd datldi with a twin,
kle In hi* eie "You know while Manta < lau* d e nt anlhh bud I ho < he line
a way of overlooking tlielr «tucking*
'The Italian* «ay that the Befana I m nn old. oh’ woman. n wonderfully
«mart hou«eivlfe who live«! In th«' tinn­ of Jr*u<> nnd the «|M»Mtlr«
II. I hou««
iti Jerii-inlem wn« nlwny« «potleaa. for ■»ho bii«tl<*l up mid il '»n from da u h
until daik «• rubbing and wmirlng and dilating
"The «tory go«-« that Je«u» pn**ed her hmiw on hl* way I«» Calvary
lli't
and tin*! with the weight of the cr<i’». tie »toppe»! to re»t for n mommi uu
her apotle«« door*tcp.
th* tattered, d
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bleeding tirili in charge of th« officer* ,,f the Imv reefing uu her clean dour*
•tone, «he told him to move on.
"Lifting hl« eye* to her, the man nh< m «he h ul Inkcn for n cumtnnn thief
or Ian I re.iker gave her a look of rc|ir>‘tu h
I gu,' he «nhl. '|>ul ) uu mua t
stay until I return '
"Filled with «orrow for what nhr li »d d.n«\ ah* «<*f to work to (111 In with
good deed* th«» Huie that must |nv>< M h »* In* Mioultl rom«* buck
Tin»
Befana m.iki • II •• little children her • ;
Ini charge* nnd nrmind the time of
Hie Sai loin . blrflid.i.i trie* tu la- kind nnd helpful to them
itnllau children
both love amt fear her"
t.ieir several homes.
The Lac imb band is practicing
regularly and gaming rapidly.
The Peery brothers are promi-1
in nt tnemb rs of the baml.
The basketball game lietween
Licornb and Green Mountain re­
sulted in a victory for Green
Mountain.
N ibs .
Sastian Fann Topics
Hi, for Si't
The Santiam Farm wUhea to »«-11 lo
ton* it No I hay, | oat«, j cheat, t red
top. i vetch, at |S per ton at the barn;
also 10 ton« of atraw, half oat« and
half vrtch, at 15 per ton.
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S. W. G a INKS.
Daddy’s Bedtime
I low Dickie Rird
Had Hi» Own
On Chrlalmaa I v* Dlekl*
lira Ahoul Iba 11 «•
Christina* Tree
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ItAT <lo you think of puttlug «<>ni«thlng on our i hr ¡siimi tree for
Hltepple mid Tubby?" Hiked Eielin
Dnddy «tttlled "I nu> *ure that yotir doggie nnd pu««y « on Id
con*ld«r thl* « good Idt-ii
Whnt would you give IbotuT'
"Well." replied Evelyn. "Jack thought that n tih e bone llr<l up In tl"’U«
pMpcr would plen«e Sheppi«
| in nt make up tnv uilttd whether Tnbby <
I
rather lutve n l>x«rt cut out of fried liver or n bum h of rntnlp."
' I tn Mire Sliepple would loie the lone nt><) Tabby ivotlld be clinrtued ivlth
either the heart or th« catnip. Thill tetnlnd« me of two friend* of mine who
tuid n |H‘t canary for which one year the> dr»-«*ed n < hrl-tiioi* ire«
"They lived In n boarding lion«« nio-i , f the time 'I her« they could hn<»
no pet nie u canary blrtl ttf !•!■ k tb » «<■ < i f i.d
mi tn« people could
I*» of a dear little blr<l. and Dick u .<■» .Pout flu- nl. ,-->t mid bilghie«! canary
IT« aver known except, of courwe, our own DI- kle
"Well, when t'lirlatmn* time cnine. thl* nice holy mul
after ll«teiilng to their friend«' <’hrl«tmn* talk. 'I mii ' i It a I’")
for whom to b«ie u i hrtnluui* Irce'r*
" 'l«»t'« have one for Dickie.' ««Id the bird'* ml»tro*« nftrr thinking for «
few minute*.
'So they dhl have on« for Dickie
They lemght n lll'-r little evergreen
tree nnd «trung It with |wi|*-orii nnd lump' of *ti,-nr nnd apple« and trnjw*
mid mu kernel«. Beside the*c they h id tlti«el nnd gilt Iwlll* to muke the tun
look gay.
"Around the bottom of thè tre« wn* Inld n ncnt In i or of dark green crnpe
paper to look like ui"«*
The I h .» i > ii n Idi h Ilio tre -I ihm I un« corered olili
neat package*. A boiv of mirriti* rP
n wn* r.«l to en> li package and thnt
rll>|H>n wn* run up to one of th« bramh«» of thè ir»-»', ubere a kuut of III«
ribbon wn* attached Io a fnnci < I iihiiiijm curd I'carlng a mime
"When < bilMtni.M eie < iinie I • - k
v.
,,ll> n<-.| to coin« out of Id* eng«
«nd tli about th« r>H>in. AH of Dickie'« children frl«lid* were asked to com«
In ami *ee hl* tree
"There wn« a nl»e gift for each one
"Dickie enjoy rd bini-elf itnm<n<eli h< t ping «boilt mid picking fir*t at thia
dainty and then at that
• When 9 oclixk «truck ntid It wn* time for the little folk« to go home,
cnch went hugging the of the pnrknre* which bail been under the tree «nd
laboring a chrl»tmn* card on which w»< written 'Merry chrtotmaa
From
IHckle Bird.'”
Miss Nella Young who has suc­
cessfully taught the school in
Dist. 77. closed the term’s work
last Friday.
Curtis Gridin ami wife contem­
plate coming up from Portland
in a few days to spend the win­
ter at Santiam Fann with his
mother and step-father, Mr. and |
Mrs. S. W. Gaines.
Mr. and Mrs. Ca! Carson and
daughter were out from Scio last
Sunil ty calling on friends,
Mrs. Emma Small has been on
the sick list the past week, but is
now improving.
Several of the neighbors have
called in at the Santiam Farm to
see if the Pie Eater was about
ready to fall off. but foun 1 the
old man convalescing slowly,
w ith no notion of giving up the
French E*tat**.
A Frcti'h Iambi« net I* forced tiy
ghost yet awhile.
law Io itlvble hl* e*lnle etpinlly be
Cola Gaines and wif? went to tween hl* rhlhlren
Enlarges Por*».
St. Johns on a visit Friday, re- I Camphor water.
u«e<| frequently rtnr
turning home Sunday night. Ing the day. will tlecreaae the «U« uf
Cola reports visiting the packing enlivrk'cil tx.re* of the nnw
Wild Silk.
house in Portland, which was Cliln««e wild «Ilk I» «aid to l»e prac
th ally Indentructlble
It c«n tn- bur
quite interesting to him.
led for a year without great III effect.
Revis Graham and two daugh­
Both te Ol*m*.
ters of Woodburn who have been John-You are «Iwii;* bu*y when I
In
Charle» Well, you nlwny*
on a week’s visit here, returned I »•otne
«ntVW» I« whff»»» I*»»» 8»*t«v
Flower« In Tibet.
home Wednesday morning.
H d
|M>lnt nt which flowering
P ie E ater .
pinnt« hfl ve Lorn found h In Tlt>et nt
C. P. Burmester reports the
mads from Jordan to Lyons in
excellent condition.
It is said that a good roads
Stocking Not Enough.
meeting will be held at Jordan "The On*
('hrtatmoa «toi king Ide* l* «II
Dec. 29. Hope they do; maybe right, remnrk* l uci« lllmni '•but the
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(they will fix the road from Jor­ little Kiri« and buy* uf till* day rot I
m > many pre«ent« that if «II were put I
dan to Lyons.
tn •< uikluir» they'd b«i* tv han* up
John Calavan is hunting ««verni pair».”
racoons this winter. Good for
limber
John.
Sunday school every Sunday No matter what you build we want
to furnmh th« lumber, rough or <ire**ed.
at th« Bilyeu Den church.
Mt ui figure with you about prire« *nd
The Jordan flour mill will be term«
of payment*. We al«o hand!«
ready to run about the first of «ash. doom, brick, planter, and cement.
the year. The machinery is be­
The Scio Planing Mill* Co.,
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Scio. Oregon,
r« ing put in as fast as possible.
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Daddy’s Bedtime
fret Rb<>te ih«* Irrel of (hr wen
Old
Tim« Brutality.
to «12 the Ijingob irdl In tjermnny
pm nil their old men to death nnd the
n id »« m voluntarily hurm-d tbem*elvru.
An lnf*r*nc*.
Brown« Te*. *lr. on next niurwlny
I will own my own home. Towutr—
Kervnnt'« dny out. eh?
Only ■ Tritt* Mar*.
Hubby tpiiHlng wallet In hl* pocket)
I *lti'cri-li h"pc. Helen, thl finl«lu-*
up tlie l'hrl»tmn* buying Job
Wifey X »" . Hint « nil. Henry. I «hall
n»>t n»'»»l nny but liolil on' I'll need
about f.'l more
I want to get *on>«-
tiling til « for you. ymt know
¡'hila-
delt'liin |*«lgcr
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