The Santiam news., December 28, 1911, Image 4

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Midnight dance New Year night at
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il«;i
Mena and buya
Hibisr 4 Guls.
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A. A
Î7» Istruì.
ami
hot
lunche«
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at
at
Mr and Mr« It W Gill were gue.t
•f Portland friend« thia week
Winter underwear at pnce» that ar.
r got at Kibler A Glib.
Mrs. Sella Unger uf lx-banon «pent
hnstmas with uru. Bilyeu.
Mil< » Carry is here visiting with h;
rutber. Frank Carey.
Mi»» Clara Shelton who «•• on th.
ck list last week, is able to be out
Murwon »pp^t ('hri«pna> m
again.
Get
u
at
W»«ely A Cai* have eoinething of sn
tere«l Io every reader See page 1
V.’p r'frret very much that
j r »< ot er work and inability
to » -»uro help, his forced us to
|f<ve wit a>l our letlern from
corn - indent* thiw week, ns
Wi II :i. other inter« sting matter.
Hot drinks
Ik > lies.
hats and cape
Keep your feet warm and dry by grt
ti.ig . uur .hoes a:.d wuoDn hw at
Hibier A Gills.
«iiukn
Jame» Ferrell, the tonsorial artist
rom Salem, w a» shaking baiai» w ith
'cio friend» tin* week.
guun el left st this orth«
r j .«y fur this ad and take it.
J. H. Coury ata) family a’t Saturday
expecting to vint thia ««ri at Forest
■ irove and Portland.
i. ripe olive « 15 cents [ier pint
•■»cly's Grocery. Try them.
I .,>1 Jack Fnrit by getting a pair of
Prof, and Mr». A. M. Young are
thos. nu«l warm woolen bla >keU at a mnding the w<-ek visiting at the homo
Hie.ci A Gill».
u. Mrs. Young’s patents near Macleay.
A. b. Cain uf Portland ate Chistmas
ft • ! nt t* hmm’ of hi» brother. May« r
I: *4. Cain.
Ragisletwd Poland Ch.na hog« for
«ale and service at my place 4 miles
■orthcast of Scio. L'«ton A. Darby. 3
Mr. and Mr». P. H. McDonald en-
jo
I Ciri tun ch er w.th relatives
at Apnngtkdd.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. ’■helton of De­
mit spent holiday week here visiting
th«1 home of hi» father, E.iuch Sl.el-
Scierai Sciuans arc dining on Turkey t >i.
an 1
ones this week trwphis« of last
Mr«. Janey Miller, '1rs. F B. Bi.yiu
e.i' i.y’s shoot I
match.
and
r«. W. F. Gill spent Christmas
•u
t
!• II pickles and new
ur kro it,
day with relatives at Shelburn.
«aim n an l mackerel are among th»
J. F.. (*yru< of near Thomas has sold
. itoms ut A ely’s Giocery.
«
property in t»cio to G. N. Crabtree,
?'.<• Mr ward f<>r th* return of my
I t
iter ip»■ iel answ««r» to name of rhe deal was closed lue »day thruuy h
Rev
Alfred Blatchford, Mhelbum.
2 R. 'helton.
ely
»-, .
Mi • Agnes Weselv of Portland cane
« .' . .»turdav evening and »pent Chnst-
r »« with relative» here,
returning
home Tuesday morning.
Now is th« time to make your hens
Iny, !>y t -ding them Lee’s egg maker,
l> o d meal, !-•• t
bone, shell, tlax m
»craps anJ prut us.
old ut Wesely’s
Gr«> cry.
A number of Mr». V. A. McKnight’»
(run ■ gave her a
eli.htful surprise
p i on W. Inc» lay evening of last
u<< ., it being the t th anni.<r «iv of
h' r birth.
M
Li*’ e Bilyeu uf "t'Vt > , Nellie
. i >e of I urUm.d, Emma Leslie of
i .i ili H id Mr-. i tUra ixrais of Port-
luti I were Christ nas «uesls ut th»*
J >11.1 LulHar hume.
Hupt. I». I. Goodinr went to Pert-
land yeeteniay murnitig to tie present
al tnv inerting <>f ih
'■ate Tea. her»’
A i'o- ation whici cudvenea thvre tu-
d»y and lo.-norrro«
Mn. Mrlha Irvine and Mr». Ern.a
H". ard of Fettern Oregon, and M im
M <ud lrv.m- wto i« attendi-ig »cbool at
I • ..uum, have been vi.itng relative»
here thia weck.
Th • Fnrtn rs Meat Market handle:
a eh ■! u II ie of fres.i a el cured meal»
a' hiWesl pries. Highest price« p.id
farmers fur Uie.r beef, mutton, pork,
■ :>d hides. Nuf »cd.
Roy McDonalt, Prop.
It. Shelton last week clossrd up the
land ileal belwven Mrs. Maud E. Hol-
I. nd and Frank A. Pietrok, the latter
I uytng I£i acres un tbe noJth «ide of
the Holland farm, situate I apout twu
Comode rat ion
mil.’» north of Fcio.
»11,'HO.
The Clamant tn»U[>e who pre*ented
a»t
•'The Wolf"
here
Thursday
night,
a
play bu’ were dia-
appointed tn the aite of the audience.
Thry announced that >cio w.ll l»e cut
o’T their circuit it more noeea > r • rot
r runted at their
text performance
here.
Mr. an I Mrs. Albert < omp oi a d
two daughters arrive 1 here this week
from the Hig Bend country neu Spo-
kane, for a visit with iheir | «rents,
rs. i ompton bein; a dau ,hte- of Mr.
liia.er, who ives near town, while Mr.
Co.npton is a son of J. W. < ompton of
Nei.y.
Mr. and Mrs. t ompto 1 were
ra cd at Scio, having left her- four-
t<-c-i years ago.
V. Cladek has a >H his 400 acre farm
t . Messrs. Pool and Farrar of Port-
la: d, consideration fdo.OOO.
This i>
o .e of the best farm» in Oregon, lying
in Crabtree creek valley, »even mile»
a .uthoaat of Scio, and is a part of th«
celeh-ated Cyrus farm. The new own­
ers expect to plant the plice I i or­
chards. Mr. Cladek will move to Port-
I • i here he hu toujht a nice resi­
lience.
Mr». Eina Shoemaker and little
la ighter of Jefferson are visiting at
•he home of her parents, Mr an t Mrs.
J. R. Gill.
< hhri«’<na< dance given at W m -
dn Hull was well attenl.d and a
.it time enjoyed by those present.
I
Farmers!
Why
let
your h >r*e«
•land out in thr ran when you can
■ ta id I he n at th- h/ ry barn?
Single
vine Ide. team 15c.
tM
Try I xm - s I.iqu d S.noke on your ham»
»nd bacon thia fall. It «!•>«’» the work
i nd will »ave any thing fur you but
•our aoul
I y it on your meat this
»II. For »ale at Wou-ly’s Grocery.
A DIPLOMATIC
CHRISTMAS GIFT.
N
<>W. If 1 only knew what to
«*• (’ I «O ft m<
•end Con «In Clara I d I* all
r
w
rd of It la a
thrmigb with my shopping. *
Hah than I
rn .tea more
Grimshaw,
declared Mrs
Grlmsbaw
ht.
”
■iiinu-
I
to
»ein!
her
• "1 know wbnt I d Uke
.th a Phils
■•«.»er
What sbs need« most of all la a good
t know anr
•t.«nrk
I
fixed ' beeg •
e bo It co i d
T» I
’Then why not make out one and
•end It along? That'« a I good Idea."
■t nrd
.1:
^»•ponded b«>r tiu«l«ind.
SVw Tori
rtm-h
“Why, John, you know It wouldn't
1 • * ’ - Al
sh you â.i
I r I i mil ro
do nt all. It would hurt ber feeling,
At 1
f I •
Hhr'» *u< h
so she’d never get over it
I k>
to > know
U ni*
a proud girl.”
*
y< on
tur cou’
hai>4)«oi»e
■■ n
■•Itldlrnloti»’’’ expostulated Mr Grim­
• h
t r I m > harfM*^ n to know
shaw
"How could It hurt her feel
I wh*
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hr
1
n
<tsv if
Ing»? We know sin • «trn ’. 'liig along
thr HUI
a r r<l it f
in <dii' nte tierse’f and »'n- Inn« we
ti CHra f >r i km« t
ft •.« nd « tut
•n
l.nuw II That's no «li»gr •• she «1«»
would di« VUk h A
i iH>w « that we hair more money than
I t»ul
no know wUat to «! with Just write
> r.. t
to I..» khGWti tn th«* mat
■•«
»re t U I ?1 • r ’-I c V n »• —
out a ch« k for
and be done with
Ï
t Uly.
FAIR PLAY ’
IL"
Gr'. »*•’ iw fr«it ned
*\Vhat
"I wish I dam!.’’ rrturued Mrs.
!»
’ : ?’*
? Mihl «1
**<>f
tJrimshaw
"But you don't know
-• «*. 1 ft n mf (hat bro«h.
It wonld l->
<’lam a« wcll as I du
HI I ' ft think • h** *li« ti!<! hive
|U«t like hrr to aend the ch«x k rlght
• I It »»! I ••
for RtK*h a
luick
I notildn't < ff-mi! 1e r for tbe
• »nn
It txnwt bv vorth twicr
world Fhv's ronlly a fine glrl. but «b»
bus ju«t thnt llttle iitrenk of f.il«e
i ' ii : -
’riti» yoiir <llp!<.matte h'i«
pride ’
"IIow would It be to send her woine- t. r. l in- d' -r.” r>lt'tt.' I «:• li'.sfitw
n •■ lly
“My plan w< rl;«-d out to n
thluj hnnd-otne. say n »i-abiiin »n< k
i. ■•••
I l.ni-W there n ie -i woy to
•r something like that?'' suggsmte«!
■ et nv ner to n po-ir but proud glrl
Grimshaw
!i<> t hurt'ne her hwlltipn."
“It wouldn’t do nt all. A girl In her
. \ ■
. Hi', tn-ii-y.”
(‘srsltl'in tun t dress harmoniously.
"Not : t ■ '
All I Ime to do now
tVlieii »he wcurs one thing that's ex-
t i f 1
war <>f gertlng hold of
1«-Ds!vr abv inu-t get other things to
th-t e -vn t! k«‘t, red in thc »roocti
mill h or •'
look» d idy.’’
1 '':■•
■ -.x.-t.on I* clo«< <!.”—’Ellis
’ it'» n few !i«h wav to look nt ft, but
maytie you re right." nnswen-d her O Jones In Judge
liu«bnnd
"It’s a b.'ird problem, but
, ’ ' • - .5 • « ’ • «
mar» It to me
I'll try to figure out
«onicthins ’’
8éVC A LITTLE CHRISTMAS I
On hl« way tn thr office Grini-li:iw
CHEER.
!
into! Ids wits with the question of
Cousin Clara's pro-ent. a-d when ho
rrtnri rd home he bunted up tils wife
< ’ rl-fn. i finin'» a-cornin’, an’ you
better ret In I'ne
I.».»
I t f . ro « -ry «» you glv»
thn • tuntcralirn
M k ym r h 1 c! up wanner nn
y-’ur urr.tle n bit mort bright
\ a j
on Chrlwtma»
<’ »'. t * ou v T.t to do It right?
in to f'.ikfv thine» lively un­
Je»
til <' crvb dy’.i fflad
Je» i ' on nn r ittrr • -inthl^e
bon * b« clnomy-llke and »ad
t«
r • » .1 -Iv happy
a.« hap*
I - a» ran be—
<! »it h.i e all your present» on
t«<’••» > trnaa tree
i
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1 Good Posi'ion
Thc lonr winter eveningi can be pleAixntly «pent at
WAOt S BILLIARD ACD FOOL HALL
•■J,
'
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Tabacco and Ogars '
Confectionery. Soft Drinks
1
imi» checrf itnr®» to trattar
■ r>■ jj."h thè Jc-.r
f - Htnd word» to tny. »neh
d* • thè tear
r.’.vr k n»1
• <!• I» to «lo wh*Mì chance
<*08 ■ l»y nn by
i • a rrtlc <"*hrti»t” t» if
«Iti » » 1 .
\ • rrn
I.’. thr II. utfhfful glft» yciu
Kive
Ih w.fffith of your alncerlty
t
..li »virh u > i voti live
t •
foika < .Atter chthl-
»•t t’.vir plenvure and their
P tZE iINNESS
A (ommitt • • <>f three appoint*
d by J. F. W«’Hely to draw the
iaine< of prix? winners in the
lina sale during th-* past ino ith
lecided to award first prize to
ie 50th name drawn and
eco id to the lOJth name, Otto
tlexan ler’s name was the 5()tn
rawn and Mr«. Minnie Young’s
he 100th, hence the two sets of
ishes were a war led to them.
v»n «ooa TN-"»
M»M,
a 'UA HA
"There! What did I tell you!” de-
i.it'd«-'! Grim»liaw
rimi d'H-sn t mean anything ’* pro-
<■ *.‘l Mr» <¡riiii»lin i»
‘ It’s j’.lst nn
llir.uk ycu let 1er like all the
i haul all your present» on
Iho <*hri»tains i r—
— Lvwl* E. Thayer
U
À
The
Scio
Planing
Mills
It’» natural for you to want the most anil the beat you can get for
your money. But when you buy a bill of lumber without getting an
estimate from uh , how do you know that you’re getting the beat bargain
that u possible for you to gel? You »imply can’t tell a thing alniut iL
You don't know whether you're losing money or not
The only safe way
is to always let u» make you an estimate on what you want before
buying eiaewhere. We have a complete shark uf everything in lumta-r
and building material. Estimate» promptly furnished.
Call and see ua.
X I' > I LANINO M LL
-I-
\CCORDING TO TEDDY
Can Iw hail by ambitious young men
F”K thvt a hula Toddy Hear
OIIV IU-’ omr? Tr. inri. .8 » on -
.d ladies in tne hcid of "Wirelsas" or
X
An i c.ui.iot uiako a nniae.
CHuLtaiuT a U ue.ni.
'.ailroad telegraphy. Since the 8 heur
nd told I: r he h d ■ del'd it. where- Anteo! nor or try t » sc . r,
.w became effective, an I since the «pot» he ceremoniously Odi -d from hl«
I’.ic t:ny -pris and boya
■ ireleas companies are establishing iiocket ii large jewel <a«e and opened And that is why they love me so—
at ions throughout the country there t. revealing a beautiful diamond I
. st * > t ■ • in 1 ! a i. i ai know
i a great »hurts<• of telegraphers, 1 irocxb
Mrs Grlm«haw held up her hands In
’lsitlons pay beginners from 170 to $jei
itimi nil delle lit
"Perfectly
«tun
■r month, with good change fur a l
•be exclaimed.
<»h. yon dear
ancement.
The Natio tai Telegraph ilngr
hing! It’s th«- tu'»»t la».--ut fill cluster
istitute of Portland, Oregon, operates
But Christmas Isu't ben
I ever «nw
ndcr supervision of R. K and Wire
et Why didn’t you wait!”
■•» officials and places all graduate-
"My dear • hud.” returned her hu»
nto posit in*. It will pay you to write »and foudly “thia bruo b Is nut for
hem for full details.
23-4
you
If you w.nut u..e like it jou way
bare It. but this one 1.« for Cutislti
Tara.’”
Road In
It wnuldn t do
•John, hnir «Illy
Notice is hereby given by the under- it all.
IVe fn'‘..s1 ili it All out Gil«
igned taxpayers and residents of Road nornlng
It’s u twit rd tVIint. ill the
tistrict No. It. of Linn county, Oregon, mine of go.Mine««, would n girl III bri
h it a meeting of the taxpayers of said « Mt t lull d-> with a tlili’g of that »ort 7”
“It’s Just the thing." mid t>*
oad district will be held at Karnes'
•’Nonsense.’*
I.acksmith shop in Scio, Oregon, in
"Never mind. ! hnre nn Idea,
i nd road district on Saturday, the »Hh
thought It all out very < r> fully, uud
lay of December, 1811, at the hour of I’m »tire it « the cnlv th'ng to do’
w > o'tloc i In the after noon of said
Three days after t'hrlstmis
I ly for the purpose of levying an ad- Trimahnw« w. re still sitting nt
iitional tax on all the taxable property irenkfn.st utile when the m rul.ig ni.< I
i > raid road district for roal purposes. irrived
Mrs Grimshaw »huff’ll! th,» cnrel
The undersigned compose more than
H»e« hurriedly
“Most all thank you
en per cent of the taxpayers of said
etiers." »be explained
"Oh. here’»
•oai district.
ne
from
<
’
uu«tn
Clara.
“
she
d< ■ :.«r< «1
This noti *e is posted this 4th day of I
Icking out one uf the euveiof'tn and
>eceml»er, 1911.
osslng It to her husband.
You open
Name«: N I Momson. T M Holt. t I’m efr-'d "
OW, tt I wera a real bear
Grir.stir.w of cticd the euvelop« non
I no F Prochxska. H A iMlexal, J F
With (.Teat blit growl • inside,
tockwell, Josef Ixx.mplol, C A Posvar. | balantly and read:
To hug r«e ehlldren wouldn't dare
"IVear
t
’
ouiln
Mary
«nd
c-
i
John-Tt.
< R Borovick. J C Chrisman, W Rich
iismond areoch Is perf ctly loiriv I am
I guess t 'ey’d run and hide.
.rdaon, J A Craft, J A Dobrkovsky, tic»led »Im ,«t to desth
I >u ro- I tn i Though tn- tuey equoese with
<11
save
pfeas'd
me
more,
.and
I
am
v»r)
fohn C D.ibrkovsky, J R Jonas. A Mon
tho.r might.
rery grateful
I am gettln, aluns B«e
oe. A T Powell. Frank KrumlJr, John alth mi work
Wblladelptiia la a good I can t bug t J«n> too very t ght
■Vesely, W T Hassler. W J Chromy. discs tor study, lia aw nuiat 1 nop« to
TBDDY nrAJl
I R Hassler. Geo I. Sutherland, Joe
tayanovsky. Joseph F Kulina. John Fl
Kukacka, W W Williams.
IJcir Id’iMi Io Til’amook
VIA THE
AND
Pacific by. & Navigation Co.
Train» will run < ally except >un«!ay on the fo lowing ache, ule:
Lv. Puttland.............. . .7:3i A. M.
Lv. Tillamook............ ....7:55 A. M
Lv. Hillsboro............ ...H.50 A. M.
Lv. Bay City............ ... 8:15 A. M
Arr. Beach Points.. ...1:20 P. M.
Lv Beach Points... ....9:00 A. M.
Arr. Bay City.......... .. 2:04 P. M.
Arr. Hillsboro..........
i M
Arr. Tillamook........
J . ■ I' M
Arr. Portland............ ....4:10 P. M.
Through ticket« un »ale at citv ticket office. Third and Washington
strteU, or Fourth and Yamhill, to all points on the P. It 4 N
Further particular» from the city ticket agent ur agent Fourth and
Yamhill streets.
JJOHX M. SCOTT
< eneral Pus-enger Agent
I <>rt I aii <1
Oregon
H«r»»s ma egg».
Our Job Murk is second to none in
II r-es arc like eggs
It I« Imposai- the county. Give it a tnaL
> to tell <shut s tn them until they
.re broken
Alcshsl.
Item« of new» are always appreciated
Alcohol (><»11« st 1*3 decrees Fahren-
tell Ci degrv*» lower than ths tern- by the News and doubly ao if they are
perair.rr at whh h water holla.
handed injearly in the week whenever
Alw/ya Funny.
pwaibl*.
A couuMluin «ays that you can get a
laugh In n theater any time by sitting
duwu un a silk bat.
Suli- riiu for the ^antiam News.