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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1915)
• * •............. *••••• *............. .. • • • ] Possibly About You ; Some stock wanted if cheap. T J Pettit & Son. YOUR sl'BS« RIFT1ON t XI IIU H <>n the d«te »l«f»>tx-,| in the »ps> <• I tow To the*«' who |>av pro<n| tiv in :uhanee the »uLovriplion prlrr n jl I per year. The price i> Ji.50 if at end of year I he p»i-er •» «><•« « nt i to auiavriber« who are mure than on«* I year in arreara. Wood wanted on subscription at the News office. Mrs N I Morrison is Scio agent for the Podi-Tone Medicine Co. I'red C. Rahn Fred Charles Rahn was b >rn - leaner, November 5. 1F9I, and died Enquire July 21. 1915 at the ho ne of his ( parents five miles east of Scio, at the age of 211 years. M months Chas. Burmester of the Bilyeu and 16 days old. Fred had been Den section was a Scio visitor in poor health for the past four last Saturday. years. Besides his parents, Mr and J S Warwick returned the last Mrs Ludwig Rahn, he leaves of the week from a few days seven sisters and three brothers business visit at the county scat. and a host of friends to mourn N Young returned Monday his death. He was liked and from a few weeks visit w’ith his respected by ail who knew him. daughter, Mrs A J Johnson at Geo L Sutherland conducted the Corvallis. funeral service and the remains were laid to rest in the Bilyeu N S Nave of l-acomb made a Den cemetery. short business trip to Scio last Thursday. He was a pleasant caller at the News office. For Sale Vacuum good as new for $1.50. at this office. Farmers Attention Merle Cyrus went to Portland Monday morning where he has a job with the Ford jieople as head electrician at their assembling • plant there. Cecil W Wilmot and Rex V Naylor, two young men from Springfield, were in town last Saturday looking after some of the concessions for the Fair. ♦ M E Arnold returned to his home at Albany Tuesday after a short business trip here. He will teach the Knox Butte school this winter, located about six miles east of Albany. On account of a r« cent ruling of hog packers of North Port land on the grading of hogs, no hogs lightei than 160 lbs and thoroughly finis!.ed will lx* ac cepted by them at market quota tions. Hereafter, all hogs will be graded on a dressed product basis, the same as in eastern markets, und no half tat hogs will be bought by them ut any price. T his forces the .shit>|H rs to grade in the c untry. Farmers shoo'd be very care ful in handling hogs in hot weather. Feeding in morning of da> they are hauled to stati on should be omitted. Any hogs coming in overheat«*«! caus'd by feeding, will be cut tn prige one- half cent per pound. Densmore & Parge. Ed Stew art and family moved to Albany last Thursday, where he has a j'*b with the S I’ Co. They are excellent people and Scio is sorrv to lose them. R M For sale Jersey heifer calf, Cain took their household effects eight weeks old. Enquire at over on his motor truck. this office. Property owners are treating Cottage and Bungalow house the street leading east toward the Fair Grounds from Morri paint at Morrison's Hardware son's hardware store, to a new $1.15 the gallon, any color. coat of gravel. It la a long needed Improvement which will Team of good sound mules for be appreciated. sale. 5 and 6 years old; weight Repairing I lott i Holier* Wade is dead. The Repair« on the Scio hotel build ing were commenced till- Week. ward flew over town about ten The teaching fores is now Mr Warwick intends putting a ’o'clock Monday morning as on complete for th«* Scio public the wing of w ind. Wherever it new foundation under the build- schools which o»»en September touched it left sorrow, and the ing. making interior repairs to 20. Several new faces will be the woodwork, and will rc-jwifler expressions of sympathy for the foun«l amo ur the t<-a. hers this the entire building ami carpet Imreaved ones were many and year, while some of the old all the rooms upstairs am! cover from the heart. teachers will return. Bright, happy and cheerful, the lower floors with linoleum. He will either furnish th»* build Robert carried sunshine with "Prof O V Whit«* comes fr -m ing throughout with new furni him wherever he went, with al Albany Colleg«*. where he taught ture, or lease it vacant vacant. In ways a smile and a pleasant for several years, ami haa the either case, Scio is assured a won! for his friends. His death reputation of being a thorough hotel which will be ch-uii and comes as a dark shadow to student, a polished scholar ami a comfortable, which is more than friends an<l to his relatives, who good disciplinarian. The Assist ant is Miss Audrey Berryman of this historic relic has been for loved him ao dearly. It is sad to giv«* up one whose Jacksonville, Illinois, who haa many years. The building will be ready for occupancy about ir fiuer.ee among men would had years «if experience ai d recommended. doubtless have been for good; comes highly September I. Mias Berryman is also an ac l>ut He who doeth all things well complished rntiaican. Mi s Alta makes n*> mistakes. The human Shannon will have charge of the link snapped asunder on earth Grammar grades ami needs no e is forge«! anew in Heaven. Roe Shelton has bought the introduction, as she gave excel* Rolx’it Gopdand Wade was West Scio stage line from the born hi Minn* npolis. Minn, Octo ent satisfaction in this depart Scio livery stable, and now ber 21. 1MH and di *<l at the ment last year Miss Mamie meets both the West Scio and home of his parents in Scio, Jackson ot Monmouth, who Munkers trains. He ulso bought August 2. 1915, aged 2B years, r unes well recommended, wi I the hearse formerly owned by 9 month- and 11 days. About a teach the Intermediate depart the livery people. Mr Shelton is month ago he win taken sick, ment. Miss Alameda Smith, popular and accommodating, but rail ed for a time and his who successfully taught the Pri and is enjoying a constantly in condition was not considered mary department last year, will creasing business. He is now serious until about two week« have charge of th«* same grades figuring <>n putting anoti er aut«i ago when his doctor pronounced thia year. The Domestic Science on th«* stage line s>x>n as the the di-eusi" typhoid malarial department will bo under the vork is getting tO«J heavy for fever. Everything that loving supervision of Miss Anna John- one ear. hands and medical skill could do *<>n, who has had charge for two for him prov«s| of no avail, how years, which gives assurance Trespass notices for sale at ever. an«l al ten o'clock Monday that this department will lx* up the News office. morning he gently fell asleep, to its usual high standard of lb" leaves to mourn his loss his efficiency. It is reported that R »y Gar father, his mother, two sisters, Everything points to an un land was married last Sunday to grandmother aid a host of | usuany successful year for ti c Mrs Mabie Jones of Lebanon. ,S-io public schools for the en- friends. Short funeral services wer«* suing year. Mis J H Butler and daughters conduct«*«! at the home Tuesday ] of Portland are up visiting h«*r aft«-rnoon at two o'clock by J M parent.-., Mr and Mrs '1 L Pettit. Meiklejohn, and a large con Some choice r.iilk co’ s, fresh in Hix to eight weeKs, lor sale or course of sorrowing friends fo», < xchange for fat cows or stock Miss Rolla Wade returned i lowed the remains to their last hogs. T J Pettit A Son. home from Portland Monday ■ p¡arv at Franklin Butte evening accompanied by her cvmetery. grandmother, Mrs West. Dr Prill is driving a brand n«-w J D Densmore returned Satur Overland car which he drove i p Orville I »owning and family of from Portland last Friday we- near Portland, who were resi da’. from a business visit to Al ning. dents ot this section a numlicrof bany. years ago, were over Sunday Mr and Mrs F M Arnild came Daily Albany Herald and San- visiting at the George Rodgers over from Albany Monday for a tiam News $2.50 for one year. home. Controls Stage 1 .ine visit with the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs M C Gill, and th« Mrs J R Gill went to Jefferson If you wish to stop a pain quick former's parents, Mr and Mrs the last of the week for a visit try one of Dr Ordway’s plasters. W E Arnold. at the home of her daughter. V«iera Garland, agent, Scio. Mrs E J Shumaker. Mrs I C Mrs T J Pettit and daughter, Dickey, who had been visiting Forest Woodmansee is serving Mrs J H But'er of Portlanr, with her for some time, returned as substitute for Rolla Shelton drove to Albuny Thursday to $250.— to her home at Independence. 1,000 and 1.100; price Mrs Frank Smith and baby Elmo Sims. Scio. on Route 1 while the latter will visit the former’s daughter, Mrs and Mrs Hook and child.en left enjoy a vacation on full pay un Dan Zeh. un«l to attend Bryan's MARKET REPORT here Wednesday morning for a Mrs L F Smith and daughter til the lath. lecture. visit with eastern relatives. returned to their home at Port- Thu following are r»»l> price» They will travel together as far lan«l Saturday, after a three on Thur"d»y of each week by our Several of the K I’ Iwys went 1/iok over your mowers, raktw , as Kansas City, when Mrs Smith weeks visit at the Dr T K Sand ■Icalrrs: over to Albany Monday evening a ml binders, no matter whi.t will go to Monroe City. Missouri erson home. Wheat, per bur he I.................. ,.. I '.« » with Roe Shelton in his auto bus Oat» ......................................... .. *» and attended lodge there, Of mage and see w hat extras you and Mrs Hook will go to Arkan need. I will get them for you We now have a fine lot of Flour. j>er sack ...................... .. 1 on course they had a good time. sas. Both ladies expect to be if I have to sen«! to th«* factory Bran, per tan....................... ,.. an on i Eastern corn on hands We have Msbilinit». par ton................. gone several months. » 00 for them. I can get anything cracked corn for chickens, Chop, wheat, per Um............ .. ;«'.»»» Mrs Walter Bilyeu and son A large number of Scio people ground for hogs and horses, also Chop. oat», per ton............... .. M no Vandare, took in the Bryan you need, even if the machines went to Albany last Friday to fine corn meal for table use. Try Barley Chop........................... . SO no s|waking at Albany last Friday, have been discontinued. N I *' and went on to McMinnville for Morrison Scio On*. hear W J Bryan, former Secre some of it. The best feed. --Scio Butter, (Country* prr roll. .. Ew. J*r down ...................... .. is tary of State. Of course all the Feed Co. Phone No. 33-6. Chicken», per pountl.............. .. 10 a week’s visit at the home of her democrats were loud in their Mrs Anna M Hoick and Mrs Broiler* per lb........... .. . ... .. 13 brother, Fred F'icklin. Mrs M H Cyrus of Boise. Ida-. < teeae, per pound ................ .. praise of the great Commoner, I .aura Irvine of Portland and 07 while the republicans didn't see ho. Mrs John Cyrus and son of Turkey*, per pound.............. E C Peery motored over to Mrs G W Wnggonrr and daugh 12 10 Stayton Wednesday, returning in ter, Miss I.aura, of Lebanon wen* anything to get excited about Prineville and Enoch Cyrus and thick*, per pound I'ekin .... Nevertheless. Mr Bryan is a wife and son Harvey, of Sisters Duck*. Indian Runner .... .... S the evening with Mrs Peery and visiting relatives in Scio Mon- per pound, live weight . 5 to UH brilliant orator and is always are visiting relatives here this Beef, daughter, Edris, an«l Miss Doria day, returning to Ix*l«anon in th« Pork, dreaaed .......................... •ft sure of a packed house wherever week. Mr Cyras is a half broth Pork. Hr» weight. .............. •i Weddle who ha«l been visiting evening. Mrs Houck is a sister he speaks. er of 0 B Cyrus. Veal, per pound, for »hipping , io ; there for several days. i of Mrs L C Alexander. • '* - S’ II;• I * * ■.
