The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, September 30, 1915, Image 3

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The Santiam news., September 30, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLETTERS FROM OUR COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS LACOMB NEWS ITEMS A little more of this gentle rain and every or.e can plow. Several stock buyers were in the neighborhood last week. Mrs Joe Burton visited with her sister at Crabtree Friday. Rev. Wright. State Missionary for Oregon, preached at the Baptist church Sunday. Mrs Lee, wife of Prof W il Lee of Albany College, is vifit- ir.g at L J Gaines’. Mrs B F Raines left last week for Pendleton to gee the annual R< lundup. going to take in the state fair. Our new |<ostoffice is going up in fine sha|M*. A FAMOUS »IOLINIST Railroad Time Table pjganin. W•• a Nt >ou> Wreck Aliar • N»ght of Cs»«»cc Werk. Seti'al an« Depaituic o< Passenger Mrs S Furth is up fn>m Port t. Í Italy's The following . Train« land to see her little Willie at jr*.He»t tbdinist. .* ’«•plllltll, 1» ren- Wo<«|hutn Springiu Id l-rareh ! detisvd rltde nil Crabtree.! ■ WE«r scio Mr« John Jr, S< m Crotchet I i ared ihcr in bonnet ¿ml, ,’iOr». Born to the wife o‘ Mart Fre<- 1 IM1; North « *• » m man on September JH. u boy. 5:31 I» m Daisy Buckner, Scio Pair hem South 'lie Hxrrv lins i tim Im lids in Ins plavu-g often a» • (itched (Hilo* case« '¿nd. «hirt wratal t or valli« A Eastern I sum«» the attit’id«. of prayer, with punehworit 1st. total 11 So. Ml NKERS i’tligcr« poitiltn.; iq ward. After Mrs Laura ITot». Albany Hol linrn Albany V ne I qua I to chxniberlahi« p m a pie, i by Hie on .« »ll’a he « utered lat. *1. Mill < ity ' t9yt5 A m "I have tried most of the cm» Kb ujhhi Ins celebrated p-rforwiaitce on Mi* J I I -min ■»■in, Albany Infants tl)ailgexcept Sunday. I cures and find that there i» iwtne that 1 »ingle string, introducing the air equal 1 hnml>«rlaina euugh remedy. Il ui 'Nel cor plU M’.itn,’ Hl uiinli hi Pillow ernb lat. < < iil«-r|.i<-<.- W al. 3rd, has never failed to give me prompt re imparled a tone mi plaintive and tabl<- runner 1st, display artistic n««dl<» work 2» J. lurch cloth eyck-t 3rd. lunch lief,” write« W V llarner. Montpelier. «'■ *<>late that the heart was turn Ind. U !.«•«> y ; hj-.'c a g:».c th,, it. ill llIV llll«|»l t»f till« II«- wu. .<» >b>lh punch work l»t. c«»nterpi«'e<-» Mt, rrmcily a trial and see for yvurvvlf outre I*»» comic) a- to «» * u»i »n the Mrlliek 2i d, Hardanger 2nd. cutwurk what a splendid medicine it 1». obtain In'ldot bunds «d liiu/ Sir I’: - 3rd. trench bim I eyelet 2nd, bullion* abb- everywhere. fi al was uprnuri'Hiid) « n> »>n-d. Ih> stitch 1st. «iitebuard scarf 1st, display I then retired to put nil the threw whit. eml> .lid. pu re point lace 1st. ; other »tring» ami « mlml tin* mirac piecc battenburg 3rd, pi<gc« dutches«! MISTI AM FARM nil ICS t ulous |H»rforinancv with the rirtn -t 1st, dl.plav |*>int lace )at, display bat- ‘ STAGE Ml I TS Al I IkVIXS dutches» 1st, ! •trp’ggt anti echoes, intermingled teiiburg 1st. ilisplaj drawnwork rnlcroieee 2nd. drawn- ; la-av«« Scio Postoflke Mrs M C Gaines returned from nth ii- iv efT'* t*. I hat tm liiiik'"‘2-‘ work bdkfs 2nd, »et •’» doHiea crotchet i-an «Ii ■»• r 1 l»e. Though I e withdrew Albany Saturday where she has amid n conftwion v»i bin. ,1* mid l>ru 1st, apr«»n with crutcheled lace 1st, : nt 7TO a m ami ’> 00 p m for W«-»t Scio and ST’’ « m and 2:00p m for Munkcra been the past week taking medi in- tll.it ejimplcti >V ilr eii - I the spec Irish crutchd 2nd; total »21. Mr» J.-ff. rson Myer». Portland Sofa cal treatment. The rent has full «»n lie-tra, yet he was ealkd for In receive the homage of the uiltli- pillow conventional 1st. lunch cloth silk 1 done her some good. ci-ix» n”d wu« »0 alTi-i-Hd that lie •»mb. 2nd. c»>ntrrpiec«» solid 1st, set Ernest Reproad of Roseburg would bare dropped l,a.| he m»t emb table linen Al, shawl crocheted came Sunday morning to see tx-en supported l»y lalUaelie mid Al. total »3 75. Mrs Frances Crabtree, his for < 'u«t 1 Mrs Kate Bagwell. Portland Sofa ’’There was no truk to In, plir- pillow era*» stitch 1st. lunch cloth satin tt A Ew mg, mer mothe.-in-law, who is quite A. I Randall, 1: 2 It u..» u’l fair, »• i- ntr vx<- 2d. crnterpiei-e «atm 3d. «ide lioaril I’reaulrnt \ l«v Ir, ». n'i w ;tn C I'.<>f f. • -k. cutibn, opening to 11» <1 new order . ««‘arf 1st, corset cover eyelet 1st, pair J F Kukacko had a time Sat >»f sound«, the liiglic-t o’ »bull u» -mb towel. Al. •» cmb. handkerchief« urday with a little tire which got tilldeil two is lave. ub-Oi- I ill ult l«t, criH-hete-lalip|M-rs 1st, Irish crochet I tor« a general banking buaine«», U . .1 s<-il> »-rr: -ii l‘ bag l«t, »nittid sdppcrs 1st. night •1 1 -!.u * of l.im ■ and V. < nt M -ill is one <>f tho most forcible • vain dress tat. centerpiiu-r 1st, •> crocheted receives money subject tu checa, paya tl,r <uuh the fejicis and brush, plow of the almost *u|«1 lium.in doilies Is!, pr. pillow cases crocheted interest on Um«- deposit«, anil ii and as helo was scarce he called strength win« Ii results from ilu- ex lac,- Al, emb handkerchiefs over •'«' yr» regularly in»|ie<-ted by «tate bank examiners. out an auto load from S< io to allulioti of the mind prisluetd by 1st; total *l.< 25. When he seixe* the violin 1 genius, help subdue the flames, which Mm E < Shelton. *cu> Pr hem- it seem« that a star dc«-end* ui»»n slitrhcd pillow cases 1st. drawn work did but little damage. him and inspires him with fire from <li« --« r 1st, apron with crochet ¡see 3d, I lie iilstant !v lose» III* «1». cr- < h. in.p 1st. handkerchiefs ul •The Crabtree Farmer*. Edu« a- Item on. - tional Union dedicated their new weakness. A i . i - s t St I •• • total f.l 80. io hint; lu» 1.« anotlii he ia another r > n-.iinrc. hall Friday night with a full Mrs II M < .ind ditrin»' the miiaicul a«ti*»u hi- house, a good time and a way up strength ia more than «punltiphsl Al. di* ilshlias 1st; total SI 50. ll.-n I Mr« Valera tint land. Sci«» Display dinner. Alter having performed a »«»neert«» The famous woodsawer Harry hi» symptom» <trv tlio--«- nf a 111*111 cut tl<over- Al. Si So Admirustrator of Batate» 'll» Henry Mepanek, ‘■eio Infanta Johnston of Scio caine out Thurs tinder an attack «>f cpdep-y. His .oat • Nfgotiated, Abstract» livid and cold skin 1» coicied with coat 1st, « mb. dr,»» 1st, infanta pillow day at.«I rounded up a few mid a prof ‘»e perspiration. In* pul»e i» 1st. infanta carriage robe lat, «-mb. Obtained and Examined jobs. He s..wetl some 20 cords ■iiircely t<> I k » fell, and when qin - »■'fa pillow silk AL shirtwaist tatted of pole wood f«»r S W in 7 h'iurw, 1 i<»ne«l «»n mu «ubjvct he answer* 2d; total «1C .Mr» Eli --.-» 1 - x, •‘prmgfleld Infanta ami it took four men 10 »nly in iimnosyllal’c*. The mghi keep him in wood. The old man ifter le« «ottevt t lie never -!v< ¡» , coat 3d, infanta dr, as .'«I, «nil» drtma and continnc« in an u ;ititlw»u win h did not like the way he crowded «encl 1 nic» Inst* for two <>r three Al. carriage robe 2d. «■mb. bonnet Al. ' crotrtu’ted bonnet 1st, hand made A. G. I’ It I L L. M. II. the hands, however, as he had days.” . waist lat. ailk «-mb lunch cloth l»t, no chance It» light h;s pipe. gown Eren. h and eyelet :» d. total »5.75, Mia Vivian Bilyeu, Scio I Our Sunday ruin was highly Infanta die»« l»t, iia infanta garment» l»t, appreciated a.v it was long over- Talrphona, I- »• bang,» No. II center piece long and abort stitch Al, vhte. but will no doubt make up total fl .«>. s(,’IO : i : OREGON Ml XKERS.indH EST SCIO STAGE «Mr and Mrs CT Craft and daughter Willia visited Sunday with the Nolan family. The young people enjoyed a party after the business meeting of the Farmers Union Saturday night. M W Yeoman and family are enjoying a visit from Mrs Jesse Wells of Beuna Vista. She was formerly Norma Yeo.nan. W C Shelton has rented the corner property, recently bought of Mrs Sarah Waddle, to a m; n who will open a harness and shoe repairing shop. Word was received here last week of the birth on September 20, of a son to the Rev and Mrs 1) Loree, formerly of this place but now of Redmond. A mule sold at Geo. Kohler' - sale Saturday for $9.75. He had been owned and worked on th» same farm since he was broken twenty years or more ago and has had seven different owners. W ho rays a mule can’t outstay a man. At the regular meeting of the Lacomb Local Saturday flight for lost time. the farmers placed a good sized The Sanliam B»-rry Farm has order for flour. I been doing some heavy prunir g A number of the members of aiming his In-rries the past week the Union met the first of the by slashing down his Imgan, red week and made the concrete and black cap raspb« rries as foundation for their hall, the they were not paying expenses building of which will be let by and was getting tired of giving them away for his health. contract. A pie social and program will Worth Ihcir Wright In Gold be given at the school house near . “I have used < hamtx-rlain« tablets theSantiam farm Friday»evening and found them to be just as represent Oct 1. All are cordially invited ed, a quick relief for headaches, duly ■pella and other symptom« denoting a to come and have a good time. torpid liver and a disordered condition Our school which commences Madsen. of the digestive organs They are next Monday will be taught by “< su I gel <1 liairi ut," inquir'd worth their weight in gold.” writes Prof Lytle who has moved into the limn, uitli a la'iligeri ut cm Miss Clara A Driggs, Elba, N Y. Ob the Horsburgh house nearby. l»lii!Ai» mi the -inglcne»« of opera talnabl everywhere His wife will teach the Richard tion, "nilliout say «iutiiquH». h i ftmrn, crmlc oil, sculp masaagt», son gap school. CHABTREE NEWS singe «-r any kind of toni«- or liuir Anyone wishing to subscribe restorer ?” The Union Hall dance on the for the Anti-Catholic |>aper, send At the lutrlxT'a thoughtful n<«l 24th was o k and was well repre me 25c and I w ill forward your the «'ti«t>>iner »«ink viti» a heavy sented by people from all parts. name at once as I am sending sigh of relief mio «• chair. Crabtree has a good hall, good I’ni-ntv minili*-« luti-r « voiic new clubs every week. music and good people and why- PIE EATER should she not have good dances. H J Smith is reported to be quite poorly at his home. Guy Mankins has returned and c -irry nround a load from his every fall goose chase of water atxi a cold. Some of the jerrys are laid Tower’s I i»h Brand Ooxd Luck. for a few days for repairs. M>». Winkle (tn- tm - Inin nt the door)—Oh, John, I'm •■> glnil tn A Simpson has moved on o-c you’ Ita'.i isn't well. I tlunk Bastik place on the corner there l- ii Imd leak tn the li-itler I Beaver creek. have the lull for the taxes, the »bed« every drop. clothc-linc fell down in the mud, M rs Geo. Dorr, who has been Easy fitting and * strong st every at the Albany hospital for over point Krfln Ufn ' five weeks, is to be brought stop every drop *o you inti-t go fi.-r the doctor nt from running in home this week. oi • c \tr t J!-; In • liiipp n<-<l to at the front school distri -t you t«a|,-iv, di-arral The Crabtree Protmor ltd. JS c«nu Mr. Winkle Nothing worth men has leaned the Union building StfitfatttoH C.imriinterd tioning except I lint on my way Send for cMaio« . • to hold school in for the grades home I found n four leaved clover. from fifth to eighth. A. J. TOWER CO.' BOSTON GJJ/ bji XUV I — Woman'» 111111111 Coiio* inion. A few people from here art Don’t Get Wet Reflex Slicker $3.00 i: R. SIIELTOY Piii|«sician Mr- Curtis < ole, »cio Infant« pillow ctnb. 2d. infant» bonnet emb. 1st, »pec, artistic needlework 1st. centerpiece French and eyelet l»t, «ideboard »« arf Al. tatting collar 2d. hdkfa. .Id, i-en terpi.c- 2d. towels lat. pillow case» 2d, dis tatting Al. total I’J .50, (Continued next week) Grain lit JU gilt I am in the market for all kinds of gram; wheat, oats arid barley quality considered; also hay. I am representing the aige»t company in the North- west. See me before you sell. R. T. SMITH. Stirqeon Best Meals in the City for 25 Cents Room 5Oc ai.d Up St. Charles Hotel ALBANY, ORE. GRANT' PIRTLE, Proprietor G. F. Korineh, B. V. S. Vctciinnriiui Ttit] »honen ST, I WOA' - • OKEG0A Itlllouanes« and Constipation It I* certainly aurprising that any woman will «ixlur<- the tni»«rablr feel- inga cau-ed by l>ili>»u»n««s and consti pation, w hen relief is so easily had and at «o little i -X| h -use. Mrs Chas Peek. Gate», N Y. writ«-», "Almut a year ago I used two bottle« of < hamlw-rlama tablet» and they cured mr of bd.ous- neaa and constipation.” Obtainable everywhere. DR. T. K. SANDERSON DENTIST Telephone: 8CIO ¡¿7-7 OREGON STATEMENT Of the owner-hip, management, etc., of the aantiam News published weekly nt Scio, Ore., required by the Art of August 2t. 1912. Name of «-ditor, managing <*lit<»r. busilMMa manager, publiaher and owner: L. W Charles, »‘cm, Ore. Known bondholders, mortgagees and other security holders, holding I per cent <«r more of total arttount of bornia. mortgages or other s»»runties: G. !.. Sutherland, et al, sci«». Ore. L. W C hahi . ks . Owner. Tn (ha Publn ”! feel that I owe th«- nianufaturt-r» of ( hamtierlain'« colic, eh«,l«-ra ai d diarrhoea remedy a won! of gratitude, write. Mrs T N W ithrrall. '•owaixla. N Y. "When I began taking thia m«-dlcin«- I wm in great pain and feel ing temblv sick, dur to an attack of «ummrr complaint Alter taking a dose of it I had not long to wait for rrlirf aa it tmiirfit«-l m<- almnat immediate ly." Obtainable everywhere. Sworn to and subacribed before me thia 29th day of Sept . 1915. R. 'HKl.TOM, Notary Public for Oregon. For Salo Remington Model G Typewriter in first class condì* tion. $25. Inquire at this office.