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OREGON
Lyman W. Pomeroy
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OCTOBER
Oregon News
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There has been a radical OrcKO* Orvrlcpmrnt ,\c«» in I.iiw M
A pioneer oi *63 has anaweri d
Announcements have been re-
Indu-trlr«. PayroUa. and PruducU
change
made In th«- time tables
th - call that comes to alt sooner I
reived here of the marriage of
of Labor and lailtrprUr.
in later. Lyman W’llker Pome of tb.fi train», both on the South
Miss- Ruth Evans and Mnrion
Arnold which occurred last Sun
toy passed to the great Iwyotu’ ern Pacific and the Corvallis &
TYS Ballant i ne iranstcud
1
Saturday. Oct 3. from his bom« I Eastern.* Both of the noon train
Marshfield has voted $10,000 If day. October 4. at the home of business in Albany Monday.
ii. Sein after a brief illness of a have been taken off.
bond» for a gymnasium building. the bride*» ¡Acvnta near Salem.
Following la the new schedule
few hours.
Mr and Mrs Arnold are young
The Fa 'ific Power & Light Q>
people
of sterling worth and
Mr Potpcroy was brtrn in Vir- which took < ff* ct last Sunday:
uf Portland has Ixen granted a
WtxxlLctrn-Spi
lininrh
haie
a
h»«it
of friends here who
gioin April 22. 1833, and i ad
franchise to furnixh power and
WEsr scio
reailiTd the ripe old age of 81
I
join
the
News
in wishing them
A B Hathaway of Crabtree
light to the city of Warrenton.
7M»
years, five months arid olewn North.............
a
long
and
happy
wedded
life.
was
a Scio visit »r Tuesday.
The Hotel Simpson, the new
South..................... .
5:S"
M ; p tn
They
will
make
their
home
oft-
days,
Ke moved to Indiana
$75,0u0 hotel for North Bend, is
lomtflis 4 K»»tera
with bi» ¡«rents when a buy of
Mr and Mrs Tomic Fleming
expected to be finished
and Mr Arnold’s farm near Scio.
SINKERS !
three years, and resided therei
were
in town Monday.
■
ready to open by July I, 1915.
,..,....*t.SS w-m
until 1862 when lie crossed the* Albany.,
Mrs
T
K
Sanderson
and
Mrs
»4
The Douglas County Creamery
........... ,3:10 o m
P<atns by ox team, settling at
Master Ray McKnight of Mill
Mill C ity
......... 1» os ■ m has installed an ice maimfactur- E II Hobson were Albany visitors
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Salem. II e helped to build one
Monday.
City
is visiting ut the home of
...........*6,it pm ing plant of its own.
of the first buildings there, and •l»*ily. ¡Daily except Sunday.
his grandmother, Mrs VA Me
Plan» are Ix-ing prepared fur a
while there in 185(1, he joined
Mrs Ware of Eugene will con Knight.
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group
of bridges to be built over duct services at the Christian
the first Old Fellows lodge or-'
.the Celilo canal.
church next Sunday both morn
O M Shelton and Fred Crimes
gamzvd in Oregon, Chemiktta
Tnc Moose lodge at Dallas isi ing and evening.
were Scio visitors Tue day.
No. 1 of Salem.
A few years later he took up a I
planning the erection of a new
bu’lding.
Try our hot tómales, fresh
homestead
near
Providence.
Mrs C A Parkerand Mm Will
Why not spend Sunday eve-
While there he waa marnei to
The heating contract for the Knauf were passengers to Philo oysters in any style, and iies|<
Alminn P.. nler. I ater he moved nimr at the picture show? Eirat new building al the University math last Friday,
returning crabs at Sticha’s.
to a farm three and one-half ' class films, good music, and ad- of Oregon was awarded to a home Munday.
I Drs. ls»we & Turner,
mile« southwest of Scio where he inission price 15c and 10c. Show Poitland firm ata price $299'
starts
ut
8dX>
sharp.
Mrs
Kate
(
ai
r
of
l.a
Grande
•¡leeialists of
Portland,
continued to reside until 1904, 1
higher thana contractor fiorn
when he moved into Scio, resid
outside the state in order tu, is visiting at the home of her will I m * in Scio again Monday,
Linn county took one of the favor Oregon material and con-, mother, Mrs 11 J (‘ary.
October 1'3.
ing here unit! his death. He
five
prizes
offered
for
the
best
jn-came a member of the Provi- 1
st ruction.
Eli Lukcniiaeh has ii Oved Ilia
F M Shores of Ix-banon «as
dcnce Ba-ptist church many years ' count)* exhibits ut the state fair.
The new post »«dice building to
shoe
shop from the hotel, bund
ago.
be erected at Coquill« will cost, transacting business in Scio last ling to II Shope’s 1.« use j,uht
G
M
Finley
was
a
Sc»
visitop
Monday.
Mr Pomeroy is survived by his
000.
north of the Feed .¡tort*.
wife, Mrs Abilina Pomeroy and lut,i”lay*
The Seattle Times say;
"It
Mrs Nelle Gunsaules, who for
thirteen children: Orange Pome
Cabbage for kraut for sale by seem» incredible that the jieoplc -several days has been at the bed
We mnke as|kvia|(y of Friend
roy of Kimberlj, Idaho; Oscar,
of the state of Washington
J M Lindley.
ship,
Engagement and W« tiding
side of her father. J A Bilyeu,
of near Lebanon: Eugene and
should be so cruy as to adopt returned to her home at Lebanon Rings/-FM French & Son,
Gruver of Woodburn; Mrs Dora
For Sale A St.300 threshing the proposed eight-hour bill." Monday.
batty, Oregon.
PJ'yru of Lei anon: Mrs Minnie’
machine and 12 horse power The same statement applies
Ferrell of McCloud, Cal; Mis
gasoline engine with wood cut equally well to Oregon for if the
Bargain day trubncriptionit for
Miss Mae Crabtree who has
Elva Dallam ot Portland; Mrs
ting attachment. Almost new; bill passes here it would kill our been visiting at the home of her the Evening Telegram taken nt
Ciara Griffin and Mrs Emma
priie
at Trappist Monas industrial development indefi father, Newt Crabt.ee, returned this office, until Dec 31, $3.50.
Smail of Thomas; Mr* Amanda
tery, .Iordan.
'
ll-4t
nitely.
to Albany Monday.
Shelton, Mrs Myrtle Crabtree,
Enterprise
is
getting
a
saw
I am in the market for fat livo
and Mrs Lulu Pope of Scio and' Too much trouble to go to
Paul Ixmg, a lawyer of Port stock, also slot k hog» utid milk
mill and logging railroad that
Mrs Berta Miller of Turner. church and get dinner the same
will employ 15C0 mm under good land. and brother Bert, un em cows oil orders. For any in
There are also a number of day? Get Sunday dinner at the
ployee in the Customs house at formation call Scio telephone
business conditions.
Krai.dehildren and great grand Scio Hotel.
San
Francisco, who have been central. -Thus. Large.
The Otgi Elevator Co of Port
children.
here
hunting and visiting with
Chester A Lyon, owner of the land will install the largest bat-
Mr Pomeroy was taken sick
their
amt. Mrs WS Carpenter,’ Mr and Mr* Karl Calavan and
about two o’clix-K Saturday Big Brother Farm for Boys, lo- *lery of elevators on the coast in
left
Tuesday
for Salem where children of Stay ton visited Inst
Frank building
morning and uied about eight rated near Lebanon, will lecture the new Meier
they
will
visit
at the borne of week at the home of her parents
o’clock that morning. From the, tonight at the Baptist church. in Portland.
Mr and Mrs li E Burmestcr.
The Gresham cannery is being their father.
time be took sick he gave no Admission free,
nwhed.
evidence of ¡tain or suffering,
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I^ngRers and Dry Sox shoe»
Funeral services were held; Call al the People’s Store and
The new railroad from Airlie
sold at the People's Store t heitp-
h* re in the Baptist church Mon- see th« valuable premiums given to the Siletz timber is completed.
er than elsew here.
day, October 5, at 1 o’clock. ’Rev free with cash purchases.
Whereas, Our heloved brother.
Sheridan has opened a cannery
M E Arnold ia teaching the
R F Jameson of I^banun officiat
to care for products of -250 fruit L W Pomeroy, was on the 3rd
Bilyeu
Den school thia winter,
Onions
for
sale.
Truman
ing. Interment was made in
day of October, 1911, by the de
. farms.
beginning
last week.
Luken
bach.
Franklin Butte cemetery, the
Ijine county is laving macad cree of an overruling providence,
burial services being conducted
called from hi» earthly suffering
Special Sunday dinners at the
H E Albert of Eugene visited am road at-$5.778 per mile.
by the Odd Fidlpws. Old Fel
to a home where pain and sor
The
Eugene
Register
warns
Scio
Hotel.
over
Sunday
at
the
home
of
E
D
lows were hem from Lebanon.
row are unknown and where the
voters
against
the
special
tax
Myers.
Albany and Jefferson.
The
weary find rest,- be it therefore
Mr Gorger and family have
Uw to create a fund tor the un-i
fbral offerings were many and
Resolved, That in the death moved from Bilyeu Den to ea*t-
I EveningTelegram and Santiam employed as tending tu make
most beautiful. Of the tnirtcen
of Brother Pomeroy, the mem ern Oregon.
News $4.00 per year until De Oregon the goat.
children, all were present except
bers of Dierdorff Lodge, No. 54,
cember 31.
A new Presbyterian church has IOO F. fully recognise that
Orange Point roy, who was ab
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just been dedicated at Gold they have lost one of their num-1 Trespass notices, 5c each for
sent beeauM* of illness.
sale at the News office.
Beach.
her, who wan at all times imbued
with the pure principles of the
Misa Nellis Morrow and Win
COLLEGE OR BUSINESS
order, and whose life and con Boone returned to Portland Tues
emir»' All any.CoUege can fur
duct suffer no reproach to be on day after a few days visit at the
nish a dozen girls opportunity to
his character, either as an Odd Geo Morrow home.
of
earn lOimand board, while tak
I have just received a car
ing à literary, basinesa or music
tankage and am ready to supply Fellow, fellow citizen or husband
Range given away on October
For
Cooking
nr
Cider
all who wish it as well as those and father.
al course at the college. Su
17,
1914. by N 1 Morri-on.
Resolved,
That
the
sincere
and
perior instruct ion? Address H
who ordered in advance.
or Apple Butter.
Every
purchaser of a piece of
heartfelt
sympathies
of
the
mem
M Crooks. President
11-21
A J Shelton.
Twenty-fivfc Cent» a
bers of this hxlge be, and arc the blue enamel ware is entitled
Bushel at the Orchard
Bring your fresh vegetables to hereby extended to the bereaved to a numbered ticket. The one
The Linn County Fair prem- ’
widow and family of our de having the number correspond
the Scio Hotel.
Bring Your Boxes
ium list lias been received at thia
ceased brother, who«« loss we, ing to the one drawn out will
office and a liberal installment»
Farmers attention! I am still with them, deeply mourn, «
get the large range free. Every
will be published next week.
handling the same high grade
one is getting a piece of granite
Fred Jones
farm machinery and have also
wars. If you want to get in,
Arch
Ray
C. D. MINTON,
added
the
famous
line
of
Oliver
Cabbage fur »ale by J M
F
G
Cary
get
busy as it is going fast.-
G ilkey station
plow».—N I Morrison.
12-tf
Committee N 1 Morrison,
Lindley.
Picture Show Sun
day Night
&
Resolutions
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