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Oregon News Notes Golden Weddingand Walter C. Miller. De-
lami ly •union
erased
low
To Ox,-e who i>«y promptly in
«uh «nee the »ubacription t rice to tl 2S
On ZM Ih’itlnpmrnl Sew» in ¡.uur ■>(
per year. Th«» pru--: I« ♦1.50 if p»i<(
ln<lu»tri<Payroll», arwl I'rodurt«
j at end nt year. rhe |Mtper t« not sent
’ to «utaurnber» who ur«- more than on«
«Í I .«bur and EnUrpriw.
year in arrears.
Walter Clute Miller who hud
A family reunion was held at !
th • home of Mr and Mrs A R • been in failing health for several
McDonald on Sunday, July 4th, , months, died at his home near
Hill system taking over West which was their 50th wedding f West Scio Sunday night, July II,
For Sale Oliver typewriter.
ern Pacific, gains entrance to arm iver ary. A bounteous lunch i 1915, of old age.
Model No. 7. practically new :
'Frisco.
Mr Miller was him in Onadagn
.which was enjoyed by all was i
$66.00 cash. C W Bragg. W’est
county.
N Y, May I I. 13,31, and
Portland let paving contract* ¿erved in the orchard at noon,
io.
.
ten
years
later moved to DeKalb
All of the children and grand-
past «reek for $30.000.
I-and Timber Co at St Helens children except Bernice McDon . county, Illinois. On April 5. 1863
Miss Ila Wain of Junction City
Ciricillo’s l>and and
grand
building
logging railroad to Deer ald w ho i.i in Phoenix, Arizona, at the age of 19, he and his
came in last Saturday morning opera company played to a large
and one great-grandchild, were > brother. Cotton II S Miller join-
Island.
for a visit with friends and and appreciative audience at the
i*ed W ard’s train and crossed the
relatives here.
Building peimits nt Eugene pr< ent u- follow .; Mrs Lillian1
i Albany Chautauqua last Satur
I plains.
In Septemlwr of the
Ma
m
of
Alsea,
Mrs
Anna
day evening. The words were for six months past. $59,96.3.
i same year they landed safely at
Fletcher
and
family
and
Mrs
Union county has up $400.000
Speaks for itself Dodge Bros sung in Italian of course. but
Mailer Hutchins and family of ’ Oregon City. After a short time
Motor Car. Will receive a car this was only a slight drawback good roads bond issue.
McMinnville, Mrs Allie Munsey s|»ent there and at North Yam-
load July 15. For further partic in listening to the magnificent
Warrenton building gravity
i hill he went to Peterson’s Butte
voices which were heard in II water system from Lewis and and family and Mrs Lulu Evans
ulars see Fred Bilyeu.
near Lebanon and from thereto
ai
d
family
of
Lebanon,
Mis
Min
Trovstore. Signor Frank Buea- Clark river.
nie Long and family, Frank Me the mines in Jackson county,
MrsT K Sanderson and child fusco, who sings t^e part of
North Bend has ordered three llon» Id u nd family, Roy McDon where he staved until 1857.
ren went to Portland the last of Manrico, has rung before the
more streets improved.
ald and family and Ralph Mc While there he joined the Ore
the week for a visit with her crowned heads ot Europe, w hile
Klamath Falls 5 1-2 mile dyk<- Donald, all of Scio Mrs A R Me- gon Volunteers and spent about
mother, Mrs Raab, and other Signorinu Sarah Alu, who sings
complet'd
on E R McCornacK Do aid’ sütrr, Mrs Lydia R«>l>- 18 months in lighting against the
relatives.
the part of Lenora, was with the
< rt. >n. of Roseburg was also « Indians in their last stand
ranch.
’ London Grand Opera Company
against the white pt*ople.
Why allow costly duplication there.
C R Nokes, who was agent at until the outbreak of the Euro
After the close of the war in
Otl
<*rs
pr<
sent
were:
Mr
and
of public utility plants, asks th<
West Scio for a year or so, and pean war.
18
’
57
he came to Scio w heie he
Mrs
W
G
M<
Donald
and
son,
Mrs
who has been at Albany for the
Among those going over from Oregon Voter, when in the end
established
a harness shop on the
V
\
'lcKt.ig)|t.
Mi
ait
’
ll
Mrs
W
past few months, has
been
Were: EC Peery anti family. the consumer and taxpayer must
present
site
of Peery's drug
A
Ewing
and
son,
Mr
and
Mrs
transferred to .Monroe.
A E White and family. I! V foot the bill.
store. Here he made the first
G
o
Bilyeu,
Mr
and
Mrs
Barnes,
Goose Lake project in lutke
Shelton and family. L W Charles
Mrs E II Hobson returned and family. Mrs Winnie Vaughn. county, to irrigate 30,000 acre*, Mr and Mrs Gilbert McDonuld set of harness and tha first sa<l-
a1 d . <>r , M s Lucy A esely and die ever made in Scio.
home on Wednesday evening of Rolla Shelton and Fred Bilyeu.
completed.
He was married to Miss liar-
Miss Ethel Ingram.
last week after an extended visit
Willamette-Pacific ballasting a
riet
Hamilton in 1858. Thirteen
Mr and Mr McDonald were
with friends and relatives at
mile a day near Springfield.
children
were lx»rn to this union,
the recipients of many useful
.Myrtle Creek and Roseburg.
An extra session of Congress and valuable present*.
two,
M
W
and Lydia Ann, hav
Mrs J A Bilyeu entertained I a
is
vented
to
re,real
LnFollette'a
the
improved
ing prece<led him to the great
E I) Myers has
few friends Monday in honor of
i
beyond. Mr Miller was a great
appearance of his house in the Nathan Young who celcbrateu Seaman’s law that is driving
American shipping off the Pacific
northwest part of town materi- his 86th birthday on that date.
trader and a great rover, but
ocean.
Another f<x>l political
ally with a coat of white paint.
spent the largest part of his
Mr Y uung, although fur |»ast
labor
bill.
Solomon Grime* was iwirn De- life sinco his marriage in the
C M Coffey was the artist that the allotted three score ami ten.
Min» » at Cornucopia sent out ■ en.l« r 19, 18-38 in Des Moines vicinity of Scio.
worked the transformation.
is hale and hearty and apparent
Amalgam
l»ais worth $51,<«M) in count.. Iowa. He was married
For several ycang he and his
ly goo<| for many more years.
Dr Prill. Wm Young and Ed
to
Mary
E
Hildebrand,
February
three
days.
venerable
wife have spent their
He can turn a fiio flop from a
Wesely of Scio and Messrs Per
13.
1861,
and
to
them
were
born
declining
year* al their home
Hood River strawberry ship
soring board when in swimming
cival and Schanz of Portland left
Il
children,
seven
sons
and
four
near
West
Scio. Il’> u- ^uivivej
and has a grip liKe a vise, some ments aggregated 100 carloads.
for Camp Prill. Marion Lake last
duughtrrT, all of w hom are liv by his w'dow and 11 children, as
thing many men of half his age
Baker Mill and Gram Co will
Saturday for an outing and fish
ing.
He also had 47 grand- follow-*: Mrs Emma Curl and
can’t do.
build $10,000 elevator and ware
ing trip. The party will return;
childrcn, all living but on», and Mrs Geo P Bowman of Salt Luke
house.
x
to Scio next Monday or Tuesday.
s x great-grandchildren, all liv City, Utah. II C .Miller, Sisters,
Taking a religious census, a
I
ing.
S G Miller, Alsea, Wm Miller,
bath tub census, and spending
Ed Ba Id sc h weid, who was ;
Mr Grimes with his family, Mesdame* J 1. Arnold, Chas
A dunce will be given Saturday public money on “rural sucial- moved to California in 1870, and
working on Mr Chromy’s new
Rlxxla. A I Arnold, John Shol-
house, took a tumble from the evening. July 31, at the Rich ogy" and freak investigations is to Southern Oregon in 1871. He
ton. Roe Shelton and Pr-ce Neal
scaffolding early Monday morn ardson Gap T J S and Z C B J making higher education un moved from there to Linn county
of Scio.
”, Good music will be fur popular.
ing resulting in a bad shakeup ‘ hall,
in 18.81. settling near Scio where
Funeral service* were conduct
and several bruises which will nished and a good tune is as
Organized noise costs money, he had since resided. He united
ed
at the home Tuesday morning
sured to all.
Lunen will be wastes tune and produces noth
lay him up for a time.
with the Baptist church about at 10 o'clock, Rev Jamison offi
served at midnight Everybody ing.
32 years ago.
ciating, and interment was made
Mr and Mrs Albert Randall is cordially invited to attend.
Oregon
city
votes
again
July
Mr Grime* died July 7. 1916, tn the Franklin Butte cemetery.
I
and Miss Daisy Buckner went to
at the age of 76 years, while on
24 on $20.000 school bonds
Albany last Thursday
where
Mrs N I Morrison is Scio agent
a visit to his eldest daughter at
they spent several day*. Miss for the Bodi-Tone Medicine Co.
Merlin.
Beside his wife and
Buckner who has been in poor
M/XRKET REPORT
descendants, of whom there are
health for some time, taking
Mrs I C Dickey of Indepen
Maple Spring Farm, consist
63, he leaves three brothers and
Albany dence is visiting her friend Mrs
treatments from an
The following are raah prlr«u quoted
ing
of 163 acres,
registered
two sisters.
on Thursday of carh week by uur
J R Gill this weeK.
doctor.
goats,
high
grade
Jersey
cattle,
Funeral services were held at
dealer«:
1
registered
Jersey
bull,
1 Jer
. * so Shelburn last Friday, Rev G II
Sam Dolan, former coach at
Cottage and Bungalow house Wheat, per buahel....
Oats ...................... ..........
Young officiating, and interment sey Red sow, farming implr-
O A C, who ia now a professor paint at Morrison's Hardware Elour, per Back..............
I 50 wa.> made in the Miller cemetery. ' rnents, etc. Fur particulars see
in the department‘of mechanical $1.15 the gallon, any color.
Brun. per ton..................
. . to «•
•lames Wann on farm, or write
engineering in that institution,
as 00
Maidhnga. per ton
—
owner,
< II Wain. Junction City.
Daily
Albany
Herald
and
San-
r. no
was in town last Fnday looking
N Young went to Cor’ valli» Chop, wheat, | ht t<«w..
li
am
News
$2.50
for
one
year.
;<o oo
up the recent High School grad Wednesday for a visit at ; the Chop, oata. per ton...,
A dance will tw given at the
ao oo
Barley Chop...................
uates, with a view of getting home of Ms daughter. .Mrs I AJ Butter, (Country! per mil .....
Wesely
hall next Saturday eve
to
Mrs J A Bilyeu and daughter,
them to enroll at O AC this Johnson.
15
E«». per dotrn..............................
ning to which the public
fail.
Chickens, per pound............ .. ...
* Miss Nita, n turned Friday from cordially invited.
new ' «eeae. per pound ........................
Truman
Lukenbach's
07 a visit at the home of R B Miller
Mr Brazer and wife who are house in the northwest part of Turkey«, per pound.........................
12 in Allmny.
Strayeo - Small Shepherd pup
to
working for E C Riley, brought town will soon be ready for I tuck a. per pound I'ekin..............
8
mo*.
old. with old strap collar;
I hicks. Indian Bunner .............. ...
*
The city dads ordered the left Scio July 3;
their baby to Hr Hobson a few occupancy.
twers to
Beef, per pound, live weight .. I 5 tour«
grader over on the south side of name of ’Scott.'
days ago. complaining that the
D Dens-
Pork. drrwtl .............. ...................
We now have a fine lot of Pork, live weight............................ ... •-* the bridge last Friday, where more.
little one had a boil on it* thigh.
After a slight examination he Eastern corn on hands We have Veal, per pound, for »hipping .
’M the mud was scraped off, and
cracked
corn
for
chickens,
the street smoothed up. The
extracted a large sewing needle
W J Chromy'* new house in
ground
for
hogs
and
horses,
also
Some choice milk cows, fresh , street leading east from Morn- the southwest part of town ia
from the sore spot which had
evidently been there for some fine corn meal for table use. Try in wix to eight weeKs, for sale or son's hardware store toward the rapidly nearing completion and
time, and the parents went on some of it. The best feed. -Scio exchange for fat cows or stock Fair Grounds was also treated in will be a credit to that part of
Feed Co. Phone No. 33 6.
(u similar manner.
| hogs. -T J Pettit & Son.
their way rejoicing.
the city.
Some stock wanted if cheap.
T J Pettit & Son.
Ciricillo was Great
Birthday Party
Sol onion Grimes
Big Dance
For Sale
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