The Santiam news., October 29, 1914, Image 1

Another Denney
Knockers Wanted
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W A Ewing went to Salem on
busin --.s Monday.
G W Phillips of Woodbum
visited with his brother, WM
Phillips, the first of th* week.
<
\lbany man.
Shelley,
f>
-rural year* a l.mn ¡.itmet.
4» Lurried p > death wn.!« 1
..>ng
.1; a four year ..hl child Irom an up
* lair» room in the Shelley li -rric near
eildport, a*,ct-r<ini ig to word received
.»1 Albany
The baby although
•everclj bumc«j in recovering
i hr itr< broke »»tii m the night when
thr Urtttly were .ill Aftlcrp
Lyle Fu klin was a passenger
to Albany Tuesday.
There
were right children, .ill at bone, A(-
let the family had <-• p.f rom ihc
bouie, which wa» then .1 ma*»
of
W P Elmore of Brownsville ilanic*. it wa* di* on-red that the lit-
de fo.', year old » .* iiioiuig
was a Scio visitor Saturday.
Heed-
Io* to hi, danger, th. farmer ru*hed
Miss Nita Bilyeu visited with back into the hi
friends in Albany last week.
room he found ti
Evening Telegram and Santiam
News $4 00 per year until De
cemlær 31.
in .tn iip*l.«iï*
I
Seizing it in
I hr* arm*, and pi
»•ling it iron« the
1 fianiv* by hi» b
tnatugrrt I«»
reach a windotr
»l»e<l tu the
ground
Four hour* later he died.
I he Shcllcyt lived at Albany tome
year* ago aud fiotu here moved to a
Cabbage for sale by J M
large farm near Shell urn. where they
Lindley.
12-tf
il kin.mi
I a*t l.dl il.. i |r!i
there, setting their farm and moving
Mrs Maude Weid of Jefferson about for a time t hey had recently
was a Sunday visitor at the home »-til- 4 11 l itk-watcr. 17 mile* inland
from W aldport, iu the C> a*t Range --
of her brother E D Myers.
Wnlnt 'ilay > Albany Herald
I he Shelley family wa* wrll known
Miss Iz»la Compton of Lebanon here and they have thr heartfelt *ym
is visiting at the home of her ,pa;h> .»:
«. minute!) J W H Me
¡Lain > f Shelburn wa* ittttrutncnial m
grandfather J W Compton.
|rai*ing a fund of $*'l <a> to aid the
Mrs Ruth Sherman of The widow and children
1
Dalles is visiting her parents Mr
and Mrs Harvey Shelton.
School Notes
Violin for sale This is a fine|
o d instrument for either solo or 1 Mi*» Van Slyke. i former teacher
or h stra work, good case, bow | ill the High Schm-I. Iclt Thur*day lor
The High
and cl in rest: a snap at $25.00, . her home in the F.a»t
j School teacher* and pupil* gave her a
which is much less than the I mrprive party *ho-tly before her de-
value of the bare instrument I parture.
alone; bow and case cost $8.00.
Two new pupil* were enrolled in the
Enquire at Nt ws office.
High School thi, week
$2500 Per Month
Carefully
John W. Richardson
Read
I lent!) th. man who mtr-nluced
J«-hn V. r*!< 1 Rì, h.ird*oi» w
pho leint» in the Willantett in \datti* < «niiity, in thè »tate
V
•»
iie.l m the city thi* after-
>i». «<n Janu.iiy I, IXJ.1. ami
ir*»n» hi* home near felici *oi>
Scio, Linn county, Oregon hrs
»
lioine 111 Scio, I imi < oum
ill remain «
r tomorrow to at
•li, oli ( ». I. ber A»||», l’M I al
more natural rit h resources and'
ffiMllt»* Itti rt*.—Albany Het
various advantages, only a small
•f MI yeai», •> iiioiitli* .«ud 1
luna phca*ant* «vere miri
Ile ero», d thr pi. in, ito.»» III
percent of which are now devel­
I h. \\ illa»nrtle Vail- > by
I
■M5I uith hi* ¡.«ther. u other, •
oped and utilized, than any other
Dentn-y of LaFayette.
hat
town in the Willamette valley, I
«'»«
and mie »»»ter, ami retidvil
i dead
Im
the
mute» of 1X51 on ’ homa
and what we want is advertise-'
». ani!
In IX5J hi* (a||
eut of S.io
ment neceiwuiry to attract people
• h.»*cd > land claim mi t'ralitrce ei e» I
that have the money, energy,,
»bout fl»« mil«* *o,ithe..*t oi Sci.s
and get-up-and-get sufficient to I
ind the family movvrl therein, where
materially assist in developing
hi, parent* rc*idvd until tln-ir dr illi
Mr Richar«l*«m took tip a don.itimi
our enormous resources and op-|
lami
claim adjoining hi* father'* land
portunities.
on lit« « «*t. .ihctr hr roiilinually re
Since K «NOCKS, while in most j
i.l, I h.r 5<i « o* it«.,« mg troni tin
cases prove to be* teni|»orary | Ih
.iltemcyi r A I i'Conntir «lock farm to Scio 111 i‘M0 where he r« ml.-d
knocks, but in the end prove to company w hi h played here Fritlay with In, i.if. up to th«- time of hi*
t»c BOOSTS, we have decided toj and Saturday night*, proved hi In- on» death
of th«- -tr- i>g< *t attr»«|ion* that ha
lie wa* mai ned ni ir l‘r<>\ iil«itr
offer to the best KNOCKER n
r,«r played 111 Scio Fiery me in her of Chur« h on lidi _’l Issa io Mari \ i » i .
salary of $25 W) per month.
th< company 1* dc*cri»ng of *| pcci.il 11 'onkrighi
I<< Iti» tiitioii r. < Inl.lri i>
__ !_ were
___ I bom,
... thr,-«- tlaughlct* and «torce
Remember it matters not what, . o io .,, o - *'V ' ' ’ "* " m.nt .. arc
you talk about, w ho you talk frr*|iiei1tly »«eti hi <llic* .1» Inge a* »■>n». the ■■Idi *1 ho» dving M.o .1 4.
IHM. «luti onl)
‘..ir
olii) a »«n.ill 1 lul.l
about, where or who >‘ou say it Portland
hi* i-vn (.«itivi* 1- hi-
to-TALK-Knock something or1, It 1« their intention Io make a regu vintig l.iin
r circuit of th«- »mall town* in tin* widow. Miri \ Ki>hiri|.ii of Si io,
somebody in and around Scio. It I part « I th« \ all« y .nd nr 1 -IL »* to » iy Melvina Bri no« ■ of I ..¡It Mil., 'I
will reach us sooner or later their turn« . at the head of the bill will mira Cuti of .in Diego, t al. M di**?
Ke»p busy, KNOCK something, | i**'ir« .1 full I».«»!..- in Scio when.nr Turner of Wji.r.ill. \\ ,«*h . \Vil-«n
Ito hardoui «il t'i.ditrcc, .mil Truman
KNOCK-h.NOCK-KNOCK, keep
i'1 y a return rnga«{rment
o R icharil-« >11 of I’.rd.ml
Hi if:».!
everlastingly busy knocking and
ed with the Chritti.m church at s,-n>
( nil nt th»’ People’» Store and
earn the salary for your trouble
in 1'55 an<| it nlinut.l li>* inmiliei l|i|<
mind that
th" valuable premiums given in thi* church u|> to tin time.
and time. Bear in
i
in*
what you might knock even amid
w«tb cash purchases,
«Ira ih
III* pillili*. brnUier* .util id*
trr hitvr ;iH
hr living the
your own family circle, or what
*
vou might confide to a friend
Wanted Fifteen head of ewe ¡ni |<> foib«v» .Ulhotmh he had ¿1
berti in
h » 4 number of
with the strictest admonition to sheen. Must be young. Address yc
\ urt
keep it quiet, he promising of Emil Holub. Crabtree. Oregon,
Mr Rtrh.irdton alr av w manife*!« «I a
course to forever keep mum. ‘
I Iiri*ti4ii *pirit in hi* •Ir.iliti ;* with hi*
iilliiv. men, w»* 4 n>=l>lr ncmhlmr.
will ultimately come to the sur-
Good Show I 1ère
When rene” ing your subscrip-
tlMoand* while ws dp pot care t o„'£ j ;
» HI
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t|HU I
lUIRI.l KI
’ f. |O 4 ’ lltg 11
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uhrrv you krb>cK( or what means remind us of the bijc magazine » d < i mil t*. h * kind *«*<. .md i.<
i
you employ or devise to KNOCK offey.
tug of 4 pi”iii cr family al«* I) • grri t< <1
11. >*r till*
• .1 •■ •. • hi* home «ili»
we would suggest that you knock <
as publicly as possible ao we will 1 Crtl C.ir-on |ran*4itr«! buone»» in that warm bo-iitt.ility, tli.it * I1.11 .n it r
t»e* a gcMid citi/cn
He ilway<’ r»
be in a position to more prompt­ ! ebanon J tic*d.»y
timed thank* to *»ur Heavenly Father
The invitation* to the High School
<< hl* laid, (»»• Illi liQMlillc* .Old trill
S M Garland of Lebanon was a , Hallowe'en party, to which all the ly judge your effort# and give
Gr«,.-g« Rtxlgrr* I» binltling 4 It
p. ral want* »iipplicd and p -pared by
young people arc invited, read a* fo! you prompt return» for your
Scio visitor Saturday.
fool wheel ..n hi* place with a view of I»,* h «nd* and 1h.1t if hi* «¡ear w ife,
’
Ilow*
“Hi»t! At the witching hour, work.
t
ti » 1 a 11111 g .» private electric plant ini v.i* a man <4 nu>|uc*iion<d honor a»n|
of
eight.
Nutcrack
l-Se.
Oct
We
now
have
Schools,
Church
­
joth.
Mrs W II Hobson of Stay ton
integrity. 1 kti-d ftoband and father.
•you are »ummoned t<> the Haunted es, businesses, etc, that are a «’gluing ami power pnr,.u*> *
visited here the first of the week ’
«11«! wc would ,||| do writ to emulate
i House Speak not the matter to any
credit to the town, but we badly
I »otil
w ith her son. Dr Hobson.
Ent< r the ground* »ilrntly an.I
Thr
Hollier !»an.<itt)nr ( o
Mill and create in 11« .« like <’hri*ti.jn -pirn
I follow the »pint. that will await y«>’i need other enterprises and im­ move tbrif «»(fire the first of ihr ■ nd be*tow to other* ihr «ante kind-
Cabbage for kraut for sale by. there. Suitable apparel for a witching provements, and if we will only rm nth (rotti l«»wn to thr ihtfiir two tic** a* dour an<l f»e»towcd by our dear
■ ifirrn So .it tin* inn- may »r ill
night i* detired.''
attract the people with the >ri!v* a*«t of Sen»
J M Lindley.
ceprc*»
<>ur appreciation for hi* life
Idttor The date on the above necessary capital, energy, am­
..nd worth tmung n- a* one more of
A marriage license was issued should read, Saturday evening, bition, etc. which can easily be
Carl Cyril*, who ha* been working
nir pioneer father*, citizen* anti home
Tuesday to J A Powell of Al­ October 31.
done with little effort. We can in » gar ige in Portland, came !nwr builder, hat pailtd to hi* retting
On Tuesday evening of thi* week make better business for those Monday evening and will remain un- place.
bany and Anna L Hannah ai
ill about Fcbrv.iry I, wh<n work will
Chettcr
A l.yrm lectured al the High
Scio.
who are now here, make good pen up again in hi* line at Portland
School auditorium on. "Two Way* of
business for those who might
Dr and Mrs A G Prill were Al­ Living " Mr. Lyon 1* the owner of the
Picture
Big Brotherhood Farm for boy*, lo- come in the future, have a better
N. Voting arrived home from Cor-
bany visitors Tuesday.
Icated near Lebanon Th»* lecture wat town, better streets, less taxes, «alii» Monday trorning after a riait
Night
'greatly appreciated by a good *i*r<t better roads in and out of the with In» children at that place, Hr
Mrs FT Thayer returned home iaurlience
town, u better light and water wo accompanied h<>tne by hi* »on Mel
♦he first of the week from a
•>f Portland, who had al*«» hern vi«it
Why not spend Sunday eve­
supply and other conveniences, i ing at Cort alii*
visit with her father at Lelmnon.
ning at the plcturr show ? First
modern improvements, etc, too
class films, goo<l music, and ad-
numerous to mention.
Guy McKnight went up to Mid
Mu
Nelly Van Slylte left l.i«t
mi . «ion nrice Ific and 10c. Show
The
salary
offered
for
the
best*
C ty this. Thursday, morning
Dr Prill reports the following
I hitrol.iv |or her home at Springville,
starts
at 8:110 sharp.
knocker
will
be
duly
and
prompt
­
hrf
hoiiir
Nev York
She hi* made
where he will run a cleaning and births:
for
the
pa»t
Ir.i
year*
with
her
uncle
I
pre. sing parlor.
October 19, to the wife of M O ly paid and turne<| over to sonic
•
I»r .mil Mr-. 5 t, Prill,
”- “ and ‘ ì
church or charitable institution
Arnold, a son.
Sa* nude many friend* in Selo W ho I
Father Henry Pelletan of Al­
October 22* to the wife of now existing in Scio, as the regret to »re her leave Mr Prill a. 1
bany will hold services at the Benton Arnold, a daughter.
board of judges may decide from < oni|Kiiiird her a* far a* I'ortlaml. ami
Catholic church here next Sun­
October 27, to the wife of H 0 time to time. The money in .■mainvd for a few day*' vi»it with
day morning at 9 o’clock.
available and will be promptly friend*
Shilling, a daughter.
October 28, to the wife of Fred paid on the first day of Decem­
PIE PUMPKINS Yankeepie. T Bilyeu, a daughter.
ber, 1914, and on the first day of
For Cooking or Cider
(’ show. Winter Luxury, Sweet
each succeeding month there­
Potato and Hmall Sugar, all good.
F. J Denny wa* a Scio visitor la»! after for a period of at least four
<»r Apple Hutter.
The Weekly Oregonian, includ­
7<ic doz. Phone Leonard Gilkey. Friday.
months.
Twenty-five Cents a
ing Comic Supplement until Jan­
For further particulars ad­
Bushel at the Orchard
A grand ball will be given at
uary 1, 1916, more than an en­
Mr* E. O Van O tm I c I of Sea berg
dress.
the Richardson Gap T J S and and Mi** Eia Hryant of Portland have
tire year, for 75c. This offer ia
Bring Your Boxes
BOOSTERS.
Z C B J hall on Saturday eve­ been imtirg the pa*t week with the.-r
good only during the bargain
Adv.
|»i«ter, Mr* Riley Boyd
Scio, Oregon
ning. October 31. Good music,
period which ends November 30,
1914. to new or present nub-
good floor and a good time as­
Albert Taylor. Mr St«vart, T<»n>
sured to all. Coffee and lunch baltu* an«l J F Wesley left Sunday
Mail or bring your
Sheriff Rodine wat »hiking hand* scribcrt.
C. O. MINTON.
will be served at midnight. Ev­ morning l««r ■» week** hunting trip u > with the voter* of Scio and virmity subscriptions today to the office
GILKEY STATION
I
near the headwaters of Crabtree creek the latt of I lie week
erybody invited.
of the Santiam News.
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