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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1914)
M A Y X <H It -i I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ IIlPTtUN i XI II l.S ♦ on tnv list«1 »tlfflpwl in the spnep be- Possibly Atout Toil i ÂXGCCh T VÀIE »OUR CULT SIDFIN FORTUNO Mrs Henry Shelton is quite ill with the grippe. . tow To ttow who pay |>r>>mptiy in ■diane- th«1 lutwcripti >n prie»' i» 11.25 fier year. The price IS ll.&o if paid at end of year, Ih- p«: er I» not »••nt tu »ubamlter» who «r>- more than one year In arrear». Picture show Sunday night. 10c and 15 cents. Old oajM rs one cent a pound at the News orfico. Mr and Mrs M C <¡¡11 were in Albany last week visiting at the (' A Lucas was a Scio visitor . home of F M Arnold. Tut sday. >ent th*» w < < k Fat your Sunday dinner at the • w ith former Scio Hotel. Io Hall. Best typewriter arl»»n paper Mr K Bonie of San Frant i 'o. made, two sheets for 5c at the ('a f, is V siting at the home of News otll e. Joe Munkers. For the best in paints, var Dean Morri? went to Alban .' nishes. wall paper, etc. investi Monday, returning home Tues gate my line bi forf buying E day. C Peery. Dr Dale was over from Harris Our xhiH>s for men, women burg Monday to assist Dr Prill and children please ¡»»th your w ith an operation at the Parker purse and your feet. ill bier & hospital. <¡¡11 Go. Rolla Morris. Ira .Abbott and Stock foods, liee killer, sheep Lloyd Lukenbach are at the hot dip, veterinary remedies, for the springs near Detroit for an out protection of your live stock, at Peery’s drug store. ing. To much trouble to go to Gooseberries 20c ja r gallon in the patch, or 25c cleaned ready church an 1 get dinner t e same to cook. Come soon as they are day? Get Sunday dinner at the getting very npe. S W Gaines. Scio jiolel. Why not spend Sunday eve Take the auto bus for the Stayton street carnival. May 28- ning at the picture show? First 75c round trip. 50c one class films, good music and ad mission price 15c and 10c. Show way. starts at 8:(K) sharp. It is with regret that the peo pie of Scio learn that the Misses Bowery dance at Scio fair Ruth and Remoh Evans and grounds. Jone 6th at 8 p m Celia Bump, three popular teach sharp. Supper at midnight, no ers. have resigned their positions liquor or ragging allowed. Every in the school here and will not l>ody cordially invited. 44-t3 return to Scio next year. I have taken the agency for How sweet is brotherly love. the Ke logg telephone. Anyone z\ couple of our citizens w l.o wishing one call at Scio central wen swearing dire vengeance office. Also receiver cords, shells ujx-n each others heads a few and caps. J N Weddle. monti s apo and breaking into the limelight by saying naughty Perry Bilyeu of Crabtree was things about each other through transacting business in Scio the columns of ti e News, wen Wednesday. seen riding out of town together Saturday afternoon on the front Mr and Mrs N I Morrison went seat of a little red wagon, grin to Albany Wednesday on a short ning at each other like school business trip. • • boys. Blatchford Bros, of Shelburn, Rumors and counter rumors Oregon, dealers in hardware and have been floating through the a|| kinds of farm machinery, air of Scio rei ently in regard to |iavt. their sample floor a certain conditions, but whether sma|| gasoline threshing outfit they ar«« true or not, is not our that should interest every farm purpose to discuss just at this er in this vicinity. Their ad time. However, one fact is so may lie seen on another page in patent that it would seem there this issue. is no room for argument when it corn' s to a choice between an The eleven year old non of C F tagonizing a large number of Sargent had one of his hands tnx payers and home owners blown off last Sunday while out whose sole interests are in this in the pasture at home. The community, by holding up for little fellow refuses to tell how one individual whose interest in the accident happened, but it is the welfare and upbuilding of presumed that he had secured a the town is npresented by a stick of dynamite from some monthly pay check, the contents source and was playing with it. of a suitcase and the desire for a He is getting along as fine as cheap vv t-cK-cnd rate to Portland. possible at the Parker hospital. i I I ITt K S \X I I KM IV I X I S Js l!'| I. N o. Mr Weddle has op- , vd h - barber shop in a tent. The | xm »1 room man is erecting a temporary bu.lding. Mr Patterson had no insurance on his livery barn. The shoe maker had $t!00 insurance. It happened that an agent of the lnsurar.ee Co. that ins .red th«« I <> (> F hall, was in tow that day and helped to li it the fire, so they w ill be j r <rnpt in pay mg. no doubt. The Bible mentions the cater pillar ard the canker worm. They are abroad in the land, (¡o through the orchard, cut off all limbs on which there are caterpillar nests and burn them, (¡othrough the second time and get nests missed th * first time, (¡o through the third time and get the nests missed the second time. If you like to eat w ormy fruit leave them on. NICK The Mill City district voted a three mill lax for a new school All makes of tyjiewriter rib- building. It will double the for sale at the News <4lice. room capacity. 35c each. Road I h » ss Shephard is at work Sidewalk and Silo found it or <, on Main street in the city of and concrete work of all d -crip- Lyons. The citizens of that burg tions. Satisfaction guárante. 1. contributed $75. ami S does the M S Lovelace. Ii-ti rest. Mr ami Mr Shephard and Mr and Mrs happlinger were called to Molalla to see a relative who is not expected to live. We had the most orderly ami of quiet election ever held up here. at No swearing, no boisterous ami r- rough talk, no feet stuck up on desks, and everybody was on his good behavior and honor. Guess why? Fred Bassett was up from his * ba* Ue-ely i having ti e old Waldo Hill farm visiting old building adjoining I. s v ir !m i • moved to the lots between I.is friends recently. residence and the (’hr; tian Mr Bertram, a long time resi church. He is contemplating dent of this place, was buried at moving his store aero s the str -t Kings Prairie recently. in the near future, to the lots Mr Thacker and Miss Stafford just vacated. of Gates were married u few C C Wade is local agent for days ago. the Hub Dye Works of Albanv, A Mr Ross, a school teacher, w hich has the b< t equij p> d was looking over prospective plant for cleaning, pressing and positions. He has been a teacher dyeing of all kinds and d scrip in Linn county many years. tions this side of Salem. Your Riley Thomas, who bus been work may be left with Mr \\ id<- ill, is on the mend. and will be done at Albany Mr la*es, who is helping to price«. build and rebuild the big mill, Miss Anna Hannah underwent hys bought a farm in the Wil a surgical operation at the Par lamette valley. He thinks Ore ker hospital last Monday for gon is good enough for him. tumor, and gives promise of an Have you seen the new comet? early recovery. Dr Prill, assisted Mill City Fire Notes: The tire by Dr Hobson and Dr Dale of started in the roof of the old Old Harrisburg, performed the ope- Fellows hall. There was a strong ration. east wind blowing toward the new hall across the alley and A liberal amount of Eastern soon set it on fire. Engine and mail order advertising will be mill whistles blew the alarm, noticed in the columns of the bringing all in town out. People News this week. We do not came from Lyons and Gates. urge our readers to patronize They trained the mill hose on it, these concerns, but they seem but there was lack of water. willing tn do something that The Presbyterian church and many of the home merchants do parsonage were on fire at times, not, namely. Pay a fair sum in hut were saved by men on the good hard dollars for our ad ver roofs keeping them well dampen tising space, and th" hard dollar w ed with water brought by the •s what it takes to give us enur- gy enough to shout for home bucket brigade. Everything inside of all the industries. buildings were saved except Someone with more nerve some second hand goods in the than sense fired Henry Shope's shoemaker shop. vacant house on Main street last They are optomistic over it. Monday night alxyut midnight. Rebuild ie the talk. There was The fire alarm was turned in b> Dr $3.500 insurance on the new hall Hobson who lives nearby, and also a mortgage of «2.500. The the company responded promptly lodge meets in the high school with the result that the flames building until thev rebuild. Some were quickly subdued by the talk of putting up a brick block chemical engine. It is under and others favor cement. Mr stood that Mr Shope intends Weaver, who occupied a part of tearing down this old shack and the lower floor, has built a tem building a substantial house on porary building and is busy sell the lots where it stands, in the ing goods again. near future. I Possibly YOU 15 ; i • • • . • . • . • • «♦■«■•••»•.•»•» I. W Wood of the J< rdon Store w.i a pa enger to Portland Inst Monday. Mrs T K Sanderson is visiting ■ •ith friends and relatives in Portland this week. Mrs F M Smith visited in lib armi last week. Mrs Walter Bil.Veu returned h o- from Albany the lust of •wees .omewhiCt improved in health. of Mrs Martha Hazelton of Al- bany is visiting at the home of ¡•■i sister, M's.I W R chardson. J R Gill left last Saturday for North Yakima, Wash, where he Hl vi ,t with his daughter. Mrs Butcher. lie is in ho|»es that the change in climate will ben< tit his health. Guy Compton of Antelope visiting at the home of hi., grandfather, .1 W Compton. We make a specialty of Friend mp. Engagement and Wedding Rings. I'M French & Son, Al- bany, Oregon. Parties wishing to attend the Stayton street carnival or the la-banon strawberry fair phone 267 for a seat in the auto bus. Owing to the increase in m business it has been necessar for me to employ another ham I haze engaged the services < Rudolph Boroviska in order l take care of the public. I wil to thank every one for the in creased amount ot patronage you have seen fit to extend to me. I will try to give you as g<»od service as is in my powir to do, and promise you that all will la- treated as near right a we know how. Yours for mot business. N I Morrison. Card of I hanks To all the friends whose sym pathy and services were so kindly tendered in our time of I st < avement, we desire to ex tend our sincere thanks. M kh . A M S helton and F amily Ground I Green Irone and meat scraps 3c. dry bone 2 l-2c, cracklings 2 l-2c. Scio Meat Market.
