The Santiam news., October 02, 1913, Image 1

LINN
Photo play Sunday evening.
i SEVENTH ANNUAL. FAIR
BEST IN MANY YEARS
S R Child is building a barn
for Melvin Arnold at Went Scio.
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Wood wanted on subscription I
at the News office.
Mias Daisy Buckner went to
Corvallis Wednesday, returning
horn«* that evening.
T M Holt won the silver cup
given by the Southern Pa.ific Co
for the best Jersey at the fair,
New line of Norfolk suits f< r
boys. John W’eaely.
’’Bouquet Jean're,” the new
perfume. $1. the ounce. Try it
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OREGON.
Splendid Exhibits in AH Lines--Tndustrial
Fair Interesting Feature-Horse Races,
Bucking Contests. Bull Riding, etc.
FIVE
THOUSAND
PEOPI .E
ATTEND
Preu. Peery announrrn that
the Commercia.' Club will m«*« t
Friday evening at th«* City hall.
Every I mm I;, i » ur "ge«l to Is* p- esci i
as a f ill attendi am*** is fi«*s red.
11' I
11 g
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Wednesday, and. during this
month ma « china pl < ,s it.t.son’y
may be killed. Th«* limit is ' ve
m one <lav. amt not more than
t *n may I m ? killed in seven con-
se utive days. rhe limit on quail
an<l grous is ten in one day and
ten in a week.
• oine to the ¡ cture show next
Sunday • • emr .«. Admission l<k*
and 2Bc.
Fir^t Prize Exhibits Taken to State Fair, \X i < tc I ann I las One
I respass notice, for sale
of Be.4t Displays of Any C juniy.
i this office at five cents each.
The seventh annual Linn coun­ of dust as a sudden termi: it
Everybody who could get away
ty
fair is a matter of history. ; to a mile in forty-nine
went to the State hair today, by
a>'d
taken altogether, it was a clip. Neither wheel or r. ! • ..
auto and on the train. R M Cain
good
fair.
The weather was peared any worse lor tl
took a load in his autotruck.
Those w. < did
perfect, the stock barns were up, however.
Mrs Roy Shelton took little filled with fat. sleek cattle and not get their money s wort
Mias Gladys to the state fair horses, the poultry department of the wild west f«*atur al
Monday where she was entered was exceptionally
good, the would be voted hard to plea-e by
mammoth pumpkins and squash­ the majority.
in the eugenics contest.
Among th«* sports d« « r*. ii .•
es. luscious watermelons and
George Calk and his new bride canteloupes, tempting array of special mention, Forrest Wood
of Aberdeen’ Wash, are here apples, pears, grapes and straw­ manse«* won the m itorcycle rar*,
th s week visiting his parents, berries, grains and grasses, and George Daley V>ok 2 i ¡»lace inti*
Mr and Mrs G E t alk.
domestic cann«*d fruits, were si­ 1-2 mile with his colt, ami Er
lent but eloquent tributes to a Jones won both races in w hich
A bargain you can see through land overflowing with ¡s*ace and he rode.
Harmony Glycerin soap. 10c plenty. The ladies’ textile de­
Albany sent a nice dch.'a’ioi
for a big cake; three for 25c.
to
the fair Friday, accompai • ■<;
partment contained much beau­
by
the High School Baml of 21
tiful and intricate work. that to
m*
Ian and freckle lotion, none th«* masculine eye, seems no less , pieces, which furnish« d
better, 25c at Peery’a.
good
music.
It was estimated
than a miracle.
Th«* children’s
industrial department bes|>oke
Among th«* marriage licenses painstaking effort on the part of
in Wednesday’s Oregonian are the younger generation, all vie-
noted the nameaof Alfred Blatch- ¡ng with one another for some of
ford of Shelburn ami Blanche the coveted cash prizes.
Lennox. Further particulars are
Were one to try and describe
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not available.
¡n detail all exhibit» worthy of
special mention, it would tax the
Don t forget to take advantage capacity <>f a cit ■
..da*
of the News $1. subscription n l9 noj the intent of this article
price when you are in town.
,to praise any special exhibit at
(
I the risk of slighting another,
Those new
Safety ‘ Cross
tusk will not be undertaken.
Cut” razors now on sale at
Some adverse criticism was
Peery’s drug store. $1.50 each. heard from the fact that there
was no carnival company or
Miss Myrtle Myers visited at
merrY-go-round on the grounds
the home of her brother E n
to amuse the young people ami
Myers arid attended the fair.
coax the nicKels out of their
Miles Carey of Marcola has pockets. However, no fault lies
been a guest of his mother, Mrs with the management on this
score, for they tried hard enough
H J Carey, the last week.
to secure these amusements, but
A D S hand paste a big can as several fairs were held in the
valley at the same time as the
for 10c, three for 25c.
Linn county fair, there were not
Picture show Sunday night. enough carnival companies to go
Admission 10c and 20c.
around, and Scio was one that
happened to be slighted.
Any­
We are now ready to show you way, these things do not make a
a complete line of everything for fair, and many ar«* inclined to
wear and dress goods for fall.— the belief that the fair was bet­
John W»sely.
ter off without them.
The horse races were good, as
Miss Mamie Kopecky has gone
were
also the bucking contests
to Albany where she will take a
course in Hutton’s Business Col­ and bull riding, the latter fur­
nishing a lot of fun for the
lege.
crowd which packed the grand­
Mrs Chamberlain and baby arid stand Friday afternoon. In fact
sons Chester and Karlton, re­ everbody except the bulls seemed
turned to their home at San Jose, to enjoy it. A motorcycle race
Calif, the last of the week after the same afternoon added a little
having sjient the past two months spice of variety when one of the
at the home of her mother. Mrs "ders and his wheel bunched up
Anna Mesixlt
on the ground and raised a cloud
at
r.l Munker of Portland came
by the .Alb my j i: •
that 2 • > ,up th«* last of t h<* Week <>n a short
people atb.’i idai fr »m there.
business trip.
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■ I all«*’.«lance at th«
f-iir u : < : 3k ■ ¡1 .'.'"Ml, -«nd T'mirv.
Bert Smith and .*. it- (r,
Mil­
lie
M«"*pe|t)
,.f
Basel,
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Calif.
«lav w is th<
er day in ¡siint
of nun ibt . f : v ha'f that many -t"pp"d ht re last week for a few
being preH’ •nt, and the other days at the home < f her moth«*r.
2-T K> . \ as d : . 1« d 1" tween Wed ■Irs .Anna M«*sp«*lt. They were
on their wav to Chicago for a
nesday and
The first prize exhibit» and ->hort visit.
ciiildr«* n’s
i: du-trial exhibits |
A marriage licet «• was issue 1
were t:iken to tin state fair this
week, V her <• they ar«* exp«cte<l la t Fhur day to C arks Ager of
Mill City end Lucretia Rhoda of
to capture many blue ribbons.
i
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a’: i announce* that Sc*”*
the copy for the premium list
Hagey, the jeweler, is still re­
will !>«■ ready for th«* printer»’
ceiving new watches, and li is
hards in a few days. consequent­
ly a III eral pace in these col­ prices are lower than « ver.
umns will be «levoted to the
Mrs W F Gill left Sunday
j ’em; m ..wad next week.
morning for Carlstadt, Alberta,
fora few weeks \ isit with her
si*t« r, Mrs Chester Co "’ey.
Clip given by Oregon Electric
for liest general farm exhibit, won by Mr.
F. M. Sherman, of I,t banon.
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C ominercial Club
While returning from a drive
I'hursday evenir g. Si pt.-mber 18,
■lake Smeltzer, employed as a
driver at the livery stable here,
was shot and -erioisly wounded
as he climb« d over a fence sur­
rounding a watermelon patch lo­
cated near town. He is improv­
ing nicel • and will soon be able
to be out again.
Mr and Mrs M S
burg vi-ited at ti e
latter’.* parents. R
and wife, and took
last week.
Allen of Rose­
home of the
1, De Vaney
in the fair
Those Rexall self tilling f run-
tain t>ens are guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Moving picture show Sunday
evening.
Evening Telegram and Santiam
News one year for $3.75.
F T Thayer and family moved
to their new home, the Munkers
place, the first of the week.
Mr and Mrsl* A Binford of
Portland were here S< ptember 18
visiting relatives. Mrs Binford
(nee Sylvia Munkers) was raised
at Scio an<l has many friends
here. Mr Binford is part owner
of the Metropolitan Printing Co.
of Portiand, and an old time ac-
quaintance of the writer, He
dropped in at the News office for
a handshake and a sniff of print­
er’s ink while here.