The Santiam news., May 08, 1913, Image 4

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George Cree and family who
WOOD WANTED at once at
i-.iive I < rn living at Falla City
the
News office One cord of
f r th«- last two years. have
Lnd
growth
16-in fir or grub oak
i.:o.i I back to their home in
for
immediate
delivery. Call at
ii Dm. Th- :r many friends
«
Ilice
or
phone.
• glad to s ••• them return.
Mr.- Mamie Taylor and little
I
n
.¡t Sunday with Mrs Roy
orth.
Lolo Weatenhouae who
n doit g house work for
J A Miller who own a sawmill
Ii i’r< I Grim»s the past three
i
ear
Scio was arrested t'alay on
><■ kj. r< tur id home Thursday.
r
charge
of carrying a concealed
‘ i ;•< l/mg made n business
weapon.
Hi* trial 1» set I ••! r<
t ■ t<> tow•» .Munday.
J .stic»1 Shelton, f r 10 o’clock
ie .l'ber who ha»
Miss A” ta
Saturday morning.
II“ 'll V
• i g fr;- nds near Gates
returned home
the ¡.ast
Shelbnro items
Sunday.
Mrs T*yk>r. mother of Stanley ''> > ■
E tr!y Phillips of Jordun is lor, came up from Silverton to make a
confined to his bed w4h an * -it
Slow struggling crops arc the result
Fred Taylor »)*ni Surdav with his <r
. t’ack of pneum mia fever.
11 rothcr and family
of puoi ly prepared <oil. A full. t‘vcii
Mrs Mabe! Leffler of .Mill City
The farmer» took their wool to West
v ting at the home of her . “ > .o Monday w here it w*a pooled.
growth of grain depends upon a Orni,
p '.rcn:-. Rev S B Cole and fam- t ight »tudents are taking the ■ igt th A
well pulverized seed bed.
I V this Week.
i-rad* .-xan.inatlon» here thi» wvek.
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Bjmice McDonald »pent I hey ar«-, Inei Hi run«, (leva Tindall,
a'.irday and Sunday with rela­ l*n 'hilling. Henry Wymnn. I>elm<r L
I Churchill. V ictor Lyona. Gene Itowman
tives in Scio.
un.1 Clair McLain.
Mr Bert llolli» and Mrs Z J
The school will l>e out this week
Will birnK up the lumps, smooth oft’
( . ark made a busine»» trip to Roy Sheik' received an injury while
Seio Monday.
riding down Millers hill Tuesday on hi«
the field and give a perfect foundation
Mis <> E Ei'hinger w»» n bicycle, which broke, throwing him
- a long
l)r Hobson of Scio was
for a lull, even growing crop.
r mt culb-r at the Clark home < I ailed
to dress hi* wounds.
last Sunday.
Mr 1 armer —Why [ iircli ise a machine without a
Mr Mert» received his water »vsUm
William Rhoda and wife spent Tuesday.
reputation?
the Ihmiiain line has been on the
day with the .liter’s brother harl Russell and wife were here th«
market for more than the p.vO half century.
Mien Arnold and family, near latter part of last w<-ek on (mainess.
EOK SALE BY
Gkn 'hilling has been unable to work
A v.-t Scio.
thl* week on account of weakt-i-*» of
11- : •. G<’t gvr tna le a business l.ia eyes.
■rip to Scio Saturday.
Cur* for Stomach Disorders
T niv warm leather of the
f)isoniers of the stomach may b<
t I few days t-nds to make
aVwiled by the u»e of ( hamlierlain's
j « chm jwrrew
■ . e 11 at dimmer is near tablets Many very remarkable cure«
t hand.
have been effected by thi-M" tableta.
Among those on the sick list Sold by all dealer*.
< ek are Mrs Haman Shel-
In fustier to yourself v u should try R.'xall Orderlies,—yuuf
Tioaai Teprs
•i. Mrs Jun Brown and Mrs
n
.icy bn,K if you do • t like them. They are a eanJy coa-
Minn Lillian Clark who has
Chua Smith.
fextion
that re.-.lly do give easy relief from cnstipation.
\
- i.elton and wife were I teen working at Albany, »¡rent
I • r*. ng aw well
! r O '* mont n
-d health i» H-r-ly
. -nt
several day» at home i*»t week.
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\'i . I >pj ers Monday.
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V Prokop ami son Joe were
Ihn ou off by ihr "l *i- l*. r - ,i:..
Mrs Ella Westenhouae and
tid u> tiMbke unneraoMMrv
<r.
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they
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ter I <4a, »pent Sunday at Scio visitors Monday.
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Frank Looney of Jefferson was
irandma Fleming's.
Cl^tr t . a XS t>r gilUi'ls
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M- Frat.-es Stillmachcr visit- in this vicinity Sunday looking
S.. • ihrt ,1 ' i > r,
Make Us Prove It
at
cattle.
I at ti.e home of .Mrs John
Av- i.I ' i- h i-h >tt>- • mi!pin • ■«.
Vt
t vnttdr** I«» refund
lie, <»*» b .1 l-i' -..r»rr r- ef.
Mrs F 1 Jones, Gladys and
f '
’ a { u« I »r Rfiad Or l^hea tf
I. t dl r Sunday.
T i.«» al:-., »r.:r*v-iie ih- '■ ~'r
t . ,
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rtifirr
They *r» pail.
.> > l-.l b.r cad­
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a ?> » pt .m-w * and we ||> t»3
Rev S B Cole, wife an 1 da igh- Harry visited a few days last
di. u. <h' . - i.r », - i i --ta.
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t L r u« L» j f c ; Uy »uj
. Mr RC Pepperling, were week at J G Holt's.
rvfuod
<>»•
mooejr.
Gus Schieman and family and
ci • visitors M unlay.
I’
i d .1 prove that Rriall
s. t . t
r gt.t*
oti tnu«ft
Ar i <• M - >t< i.h'i.is“ .pent Sun- Chas Freetag and wife spent
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: | hot tlare make euch
r. h a i nrv i.
I (or it
Sunday
with
frien
is
near
Buena
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« *• we were piiilrriy
ay w ith Carl Smith.
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Vista, SA Schieman taking them
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Ilarr) 'term dosed a success-
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in his auto.
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fkhd if» ¿uatiU>
¡f “tin of school in the German
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E C Reile.v made » business
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riel lu-t Frida . moving his
tral I Hr tn..
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trip
to
Scio
Monday.
Retail On led ire coma in «mven«
uni > t • Lebanon th • foilawing
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, i R L Glasgow of A!l>any has
< Lil t». ?) ft'« Rrtaft Orti.-*'
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. JO uUcU. X . Ml
ay t i reside for the summer.
taUvt». ¿Or.
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B um .so. ms , Iteen painting T M Holt's barn
<‘AÎ LION
t- »r in n if*4 U»At 1 I’. • ! I!
! -• «r > I ►>. I by all
this week.
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Qut.kly Cured
Mr and Mrs Frank StupKa of
"My «i»ter* husband bad an attack Marielsvisited over Sunday all
E. C PEERY
t
umatism in hi* arm," writes a All>ert Young's.
< . k- >wn r ■; 'ent of NV. ton. Iowa.
SCIO
OREGON
T/ e
Store
Mr and Mrs T J Butler were
I . <
him o lot tie of Chainlu-rlain» '
T
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m Ü)* F» • *><
*«»4« and
hl- i pt ■ il to his arm
this neighborhood Wednes-
nimci
G-« t II» i »»o
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*»*■»> nretinArr ieiutui Ü4 —
■ nd th< n st morning th«- rheumatism ' day.
They drove out. returning
•a. I
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¡ f •« * ■. tti : t dl L.r •».;*
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was g »ne
For chrohic muscular rheu- j j ‘ by way of Jefferson.
I ho kc««H Ktorr* ire America*» GreetrM l>ruf store»
>at 1» n you will nothing better than
C DeVaney who has been at
ml» i lain.* liniment.
Sold by nil
»ale!*».
, Portland for several Weeks taking
¡medical treatment,
returned
I
home
last
week.
BIDS WANTED
By Scio School District No 9Ô 1 The bridge crew left Wednes­
■r material and labor, separate day evening for Lebanon where
r combined, to finish High they are building another new
' <»>1 room, equal to and same bridge.
Peter De Wall has returnod to
t Io as present High School
on. Bids close June 10. 1913. his home in Albany after spend­
I rk > le- completed by August ing several days with relatives in
this vicinity.
I. l’.llS,
A L Kelly left Saturday for
J F WESELY. Clerk.
Stay ton where he is engag'd as
Health a Factor In Success
a carpenter.
Ih Inrgest factor contributing to a I
Andy DeVaney passed through
Í U - r -
ana succi-«* ta undoubtedly health. ¡I this vicinity Saturday.
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n observed that a man 1« seldom
Mr and Mrs John DeWall
when hi» bowel* are regular he >*
visited
relatives in Albany over
ever well when they are constipated.
r i - «tipation you will find nothing Sunday.
i ’< <- gcxd a* Chamberlains tablets
Leo Zellar and family made a
hev
d only move the bowels but im- trip to Albany Monday.
c th aptx-tite ami strengthen the
Mr and Mrs Fred Jones of
- «tin-:. They are sold by all dealers.
Scio were seen autoing in this
vicinity Sunday.
iv-<at-r envclope* 10c a package at
A Perfect Seed Bed Means
More Dollars I o ù ou
Sawmill Man In
I rouble
llüLiiciu I-' hl
Jim H’i t of Al‘ a
ot'C day «•'■t u re
h< me of Ids mol
Phoebe Tutt t?F, Y I
vi'iited her motl.t ri
r«’uri.«d home the la-t of
week.
and
John Merritt r
iday
B ii)' Bred cd r’ci
and
Visitor» at the bo
Mr i
t.
Frank Gaines of Salem the
sewing machine repairer, was
was out calling on S W Goines to
see if he could rake up any re-
lationship 1» tw< <-n them, The
nearest track we could find, our
grand) »rents were born in Ken­
tucky.
Mr Kalina had a hou te full of
visitor» Sunday. I was unable
to learn t i amt s.
The paper It n ' rt hft<! as v. ell
t ike down t! < i 'ey s.
Cl. ’■ d
(.r Ilin I i '■ < •
1
Mi
Sutherland i aper her house, and
a * he-iiii - got onto the C' lnliii a-
tion I cx|->vt him lo n»vnop<>.>z;
all the jobs.
Geo Bilyeu had the misfortur.e
to |o*e l.is favorite Fox terrier
while at the funeral of I aac
<‘rabtie<-. No cii'.
known
w hen he ret ir cd home i e found
the dog dead.
There
lore was a sdiscrii tion pil­
P >r circuiat ed among the people
intvrcKted in fix.ng the road
from the Randa'l farm into Scio,
it aeems as though the people
were not very lib ra hiartvd ns
most of the r dona'iuna w< re
small. They sl.ou'd i.< \ r think
of cus g ti e
i r.. or whilt
they are . o < lo •• 11. t :. He i.
not able to L .lid a road on wind.
B< rtha S.nith ai d Nina Snail
and .M< rle l .riugs me t nt <<ur
: cl-oo! I <»i
r> 'ay to study
lor the exam-nations, us they a'e
anxious to pass.
A'l the goat farmers were
rustling Monday to get their
wool io W< t Scio w hero it was
dtlivcrod in the ; uoi which s <1
' or 31c. To
their goats.
MCG tine s recently i sold SCV-
en tat pig . six month» i old, al
. ic |M r lb gross. Tin load weigh-
ed 1940 1b». He still • - 3M u tine
I »1 to deliver soon.
Mrs \\ ina McBride
nia and Elmer Ma) of
visiting h> t aunt Mrs !
for a few daYB.
P h : E at : r .
Mo«t
Prompt nnd Clfset .11
far 0
Cold*
Cue«
When ymi hav“ t bml col! \ u
<’ rvtr.idy ll.at will not only »ive
I ut «tTv.'t n prompt ami |>- rn>
< uro, a
timt rontaina nothin,
injurious, a remedy that U pl.-aaant t
i *ke.
Chamberlair.« cough r»“i <■ >
Ks-t» all the rrqutrrnu.tila. It act
• n natures pFan. rvb--.. »th.- luni;«, a>
< «[x-ctur'iUon, up*n* the »<■ r-t.ons a
rv-tor. ’ the sy»tvm to a lie .¡thy cmid
.ion. This iwnusiy has a work! wide sal.
i.nd use an I can always be <*e|x-ni:e
upon. Sokl by al. dealer».
Meu'am s Z J C ark and B<r
Hollis visit'd Ms Jim Brow:
Sunday. .
S ii K Hannah made a business
. rip to Scio Monday.
Conard Westenhouse spent
Sunday with Wilbur Fleming.
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