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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1914)
ago. A little girl was <»n her way to school and was picked up on Main street and whisked, to .Misouri. It was an aggrn-1 vati-d case Ixi'aus«' the father had the boy ami tore the girl. away from the mother, a good woman. .1 It G says if the affinity busi ness k»eps up he is going to move to Scio w here there are no affinities and get out of the Wallace I’.artu -' and wife of lunger zone. Nil K Bridal Veil, in the Columbia, and Mis- Jeasie Bar: e-of Salon ’ ; Hu Sioma.h trouble» Oser were up vi iting their parents, Mr and Mrs T B Bari.es, Mr vm-pti would you hot liar to ir »l<>n.«< h troulil, • w<rr Mr and Mrs Hayes of Tang »nt feel that v< r, t'.ht <•<»□;<! «at any kind of have been visiting with their soi 4 »!<;• ■■■ itt-oui injury. That and family, also Mr and Mrs »..ay •««••» -••unhk»i. to you that you B irn- s, the latter la-ing a sister u r ' l w n | • for « • <hnj* of ><»ur of Mrs Haye.'«. They art» mem (rouble. !»iit |x rnut ua to aaaun* you If bers of the pioneer Mcknight *1 it il ¡A L*»t ail.*.-« Uw-r i.thvr* r«n I h rurt<! permam ntlv. and family. :|. hu ». h :-‘- have I «* g . why not y<*u. Jno Mill City boasts of a w ircl» :s It Barker uf Battle Cm k, Mich, ia onr ••>•* *‘l wu trouble«! station. Eugene Mornbcrt, long • f them. in the government wireless ser with h«Tirtburfi, Migration and liver vi«»«», has brought an outfit w ill comp'amt until I u>. I Chamber! ina t »bl« tthen my trouble waa over, I'or him, set it up on the Ray ranch *aie by all (h alom. where he lives, and picks up messages from Vess.ls on the "THOMAS TOPICS ocean and other joints. When editors jxK»k- t b -oi. i get nior< John Ih-W ;<• ! w fc were trading plethoric ai d appaiati. becomes in Scio Friday. J h It« t|. and fam.ly «|w>nt Sunday cheap r. « ach new .pap. r < f’i< • at Fred M » 'ell'» will have a w ir*-l* ss. Cktu* Holt »» a I u«in<-«a viaitor in Curtis Cole anil wife are v -.t- Je feraon Moridav. ing i er parent* near Kingston. W m ami I «•<> .rd Gilkey, G H Smith They are both employees of lh< and Mr i.were transacting buat- H. I. Co. and Mr (.ole is one of nv» n Ali.n- >■ laat Tue«day. the children of Rev < ole of Lil- Mt«« ).«• a i ■«•Wall <>f Albany viaited yeu ¡>< n a large» and splendid li»t »»••«•■ with relative« here family, a family trained in a Jam. « Keiirj »mi family viaited over house i f righteousness and Sunday with M 'ativca in Ix-banon. Will aril l>■•'}>>! Mc«|<elt war« Albany honor. ' «|i<>i W i . i lay evening. Mr I Hennes is judge and Mi « 1 • lad»* Dayball after being con Mrs Fred Hester is clerk on the i' ■ I to her I ..me with a «light attack new election l <aird at Gates. ot t"iMiiitu*. i* again abli to att«- «1 Ilundreisof p<»p|e living in achuol. I G H it, wif. »ml *<m Clvtua the forks of the Santiam who I M Holt aid 'laughter Vada, were come for an outing and to p.ck among the A l any vi»itors I ueiai <y. berries, will find that the Ham Mr* l'»vid«on and Mr» ReeJ arrived mond Lumber <■ . is building a f • -m Ci if o’: iu Thursday fora railroad up Li’tle I ock creek, with their mother, Mr* Chapman They have a large force of men other relative» here. .1 II K. ly ami wife. W H. T M. at work. Mr- HI Holt attended the funeral of It seems strange that able < • »ndma < alavan »t Scio Friday. bodied men go marching up the A •• Knapp ha »old hi* farm on th«- Willamette valhy demanding Cl-any rua.l between 1 horn»» and Crab- work when there is common t < to Mr Callahan of Albany. work a plenty up here. When A ’’corn ahelling" partj wa* given at the mill is running any man can II \ Mun-< f* Friday evening. A i imla r of young folk* were prevent get two or more dollars a day. a Inin. ul . rie-ning w**«|«-nt. Mr a <1 Mrs Grecnhagcn will W« tic d an article in th« Albany move to Toledo. They will be I 1 X rat laat w • ek w Here T M Unit missed. h >d thrown hi- hat in th ■ ring to be- LETTERS FR!M OUR ’ CORRESPONßENIS 0 i 6 t Teamers are freighting in and es me a candidate for C ounty Commia« « oner at the coming I rirnary election out to the mine* no matter wl at to be held May 15. the weather is. They get $5.50 The |M>op)e of tht* neighborhood I are per day, single team at that. making pre|>arationa I for the hairy- I McClary while doing as n «i , meeting to be held at Scio, bat« sessment work in hi* mine at u day, Januarv 24. ¡hiiryinic brinff an important in lu*try of thi* place, all the Quartzvillecontracted the grip|x*. fi.rmrr*. ami e«|.>cia'.ly the dairymen, lie is now convalescing after a are urgid to be prescat at thi* rue<-t- long spell of sickness. Mac cam ing. paigned I,inn county twice for Count. Judge Mcknight and County the Populist* an i later for the • • mmi»«i.>ner Ku»*el came out to Gil- tnti. n W edne.day morning to view S M’ialists. lie hits been the regu t: e road near that place which haa been lar Fourth of July orator up here repurU-d a* being in a bad condition for 25 years. .. . b. the hauling of piling cut from Mrs E ii B, whose husband tie Quigley place by S E Ru«»ell and deserted her and little boy, has h.'»uhd to Gilkey station for shipment. B.R.L V. n arried Mr K, a splendid man. There will be no desertion this time. uhrnm. k<«n»tipation Cured Mr S, whose wife went east on ”f ivi - year* ago | ha i the wont ra«c a visit and failed to come back, •f «brume co: -t p.itmn i ever knew of r ceived a letter from the little a I I hamberlain* tablet* cured me. writ* S F Fi*h, Brooklyn, Mich. tor * rl expressing a wish to come ■ale by all dealer*. 1 •me. His mother went after h •r, hired a fast team. went to the school house, took her and s arted for a station eight miles * vay, hoping to catch the fast I*artics holding city bonds 1. n ail train for Chicago and get 2. 3, 4 and 5 present them at the I. r out of the state before re- ¡office of the city treasurer for q nsition papers could lie served. payment. T vo men followed in an auto and Bonds must lie presented to t< <>k the child back. I am mourn- the undersigned by the 2nd day it g about the girl without a of February, 1914. as interest h-me. It takes two parents to i will stop on this date. n ake a home. A similar inci Roy V Shelton. dent happened in Scio 27 years Treasurer of the City of Scio. Notice I 3*1 MANY NEW ITEMS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO OUR January Clean Up Sale Which Imported table linen. 72 in. *1.50 a 7.» in. »2 .»’. t ■* “ 72 in. 11.2b » ............................72 in. Il W ■ !>atna«k 60 in reg 5nc at ” •• •• •• 6t>c a| .. , , Colored damask tai m. $Or at Tubing. 42 in, clean up nt I’crcale. 36 in, 12jc to )&c at Pre«« gingham, reg 10c to 12jc at Zephyr gingham reg 2.5c at Bleach*! ahecting, 9 4. »»!<• price All fancy ailk*. Kfic to J! at Ihickilng fleece, 16c to Ise • l Serpentine rrv|>e. 2Oc to 35c Bl Bleached bath towel», 25c at Bleached muslin. 36 in, 10c at ing ow is Uc Long cloth. 12 id* at 11.20, 1.x- at ... . I ace, lot I, value* to 10c at ............................ 3c .. .. J 15c at........ .. ....,11c •• •• 3 35- at................................ lie 9c Embroidery lol A value» to 25c at.............. »• 39c at....................... 14c •• B 65c at 17e •• C 1 adie* and children« outing flannel gown* . reg 50c at . . . ........ ........... ... 32c I lannelette and lawn wa»t*. your ch'nee at 3Hc Lingerie want* reg *2.25 to 12.75 aale pr $1 9K '• Il 75 to 12.00 11.25 Wool auitinga reg price* to 69c now ... 43c •• »» ” “ *1.25 now ... Klc •• ” '• •• ” *2.00 now.... 1L39 One lot <>f umbrella* reg H&0 to ft 60 now, 12 '.is I U 50 I) 93 II 10 H9c 4 k 49c 43c 19c 9k . . . |C 17e ac 6»»c I3|c 16|c 19c Sc S. E. YOUNG & SON ALBANY OREGON Rebuilt Typewriters We save von fiotn to 75 per cent on anv make of typewriter Machin«-* sold 15 r«»h »nd I month.\. R« t.u rate* <>r> >f»j . ation. Retail Ih-partmrnt The Wholesale Tqpeirriter Company A Bargain 37 Montgomery *t. san Francisco, Cal 711 Second Ave. '-«-»ttle. Wash. 321 W ashington *t, Portland, Oregon 545 South Spring *t. I am Angele*. Cal, ■v-rr/r A Story a Day For Sale Good $25.00 disc hohee For Putuciiicn phonograph and $30. worth of □ apartment of th* Interior Victor, Columbia and Standard C. S. Land Office at records. All as good as new and Portland, Oregon, Jan 2, 1913 a choice selection of music. Notice 1» hereby given that $25. buy* the whole outfit. In W aklo J. Adam* of Scio, Oregon, who on May 21, 1912. quire at News office for terms made Homestead Entry No (KI514, for northwest quarter sec 24. twp 10 south, and further particulars. A story ■ day for the 3*5 day of 1914 that I* whtt you get by aubacriblng 12 for the Youth'* t'onip*nion"» r>«-w volume. I he flfty-two weekly t**ue* of the Companion will contain at l<-**t • tone*. *n<l all other kind* of good reading that can be crowded between range 2 east, Willamette Mer.dian. two cover*-the beat advice on athlet ha* filed notice of intention to make ic* for boy*, article* on dre** and recre final commutation proof, to e*tabli»h ation* for girl«, contribution* by claim to the land above described, be tnou* men and women, *ugge«tion* fore the Register ami Receiver, I’. S the care of the health, etc. Land Office, at Portland. Oregon, on For the year’* *ub*cnption of «2 the 17th day of I ebruary, 1914. there i* included a copy of the Com Claimant name* a* witnenaea: T. ii panion Practical Home Calendar for Ihoma*. O. A. Burch, leoRund, Frank 1914, ami all the l*«ur* for the remain | Fepperling, all of Route No 1, Scio. ing week* of thi* year, dating from Oregon, the time the aubacription i* received. il. F, Hl .av, Register. If vou want to know more about the Companion before *ub«cnbing. »end for «ample copie* containing the open When in need of printing give ing chapter* of Arthur '■•tanwood Pier-* the News office a call. First class fine aerial of life in a boy»’ acbool— "Hl* Father'* Son.” With them we work and prices right. We make will tend the full announcement for u specialty of letter heads, en i ■: t velopes, statements, bill heads, T hs Y o LTH' s C omp * nk >*. sale bills, business cards, ladies 144 Berkeley St. B.«ton, Ma**. calling cards, and in fact com New *ut>*cription* received at thi* mercial printing of all kinds. office. Indies coats from 5oc up. John Wesely. Lhambcrla<n'a Cough Remedy Thia remedy haa no superior for Edison’s newest Ambernla. the cough* and colds. It i* pleanant to take. It contain* no opium or other narcotic. machine that talks. Step in at It alwa; ■ cure*. For talc by all deal the drug store and hear it. er*. The Rev. Irl R. Hicks' 1914 Almanac. The Rci Irl R Moks' 1914 Alina nac i* now ready and will he mailed prepaid for only 35c Professor Hick» fine Maganne. "Word and Work*. ’ for one year, and a copy of this Alma nac for only one dollar The plain le»*oii* on astronomy. anil the correct forecast* of »torm«, drouth*, bltirard* and t- rnsdoca. make thc»e pubhex tion* a neersvity in every home in America Send to W-rd and Work» Publishing t oinpany. J4l>l Franklin Avenue. St Louie. Mo. A few of those nice umbrellas left will be sold at bargain prices. E C Peery. Parties deairinx cement walks built or other cement work done durinc the cominx season will do well to see M S Lovelace before placing an order elsewhere. Work taken by contract or by day. Satisfaction Kuaranteed. both as to quality of work and price.
