The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, October 14, 1915, Image 5

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The Santiam news., October 14, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextS< WOOL Possibly About You MUTES ♦ ♦ hilt f/v/.s rm i red from th< linoty/ter after the /M rs u't rr printed ma ih d. Prof. O. V. White made a business trip to Albany Monday aftrenuon. my absence and steal and waste all they can. I prefer giving to the boy who is man enough to ask for them. Official Directory of the PIE EATER Linn Cuunfy F E and C. U. of fl. Arrival ana Departure of Pasaengsr Trams W'Mklburr -Spring livid Hranch WE-I' SCIO North .. 7:&5 • m South .. &:3l I> m The Glee Club ha» txren reorganised N I. Morrison and Jim Parker left this year under the leadership - of Sunday morning on a few days’ hunt Miss Berryman. New officers ’ were ing trip in the mountain» southeast <>f ; elected as follows: Seto. Their friends have been going President— Ledmela Kukacka. Corvatti» A Eastern F I "»tnith. Piva, Lebanon on a »hort meat ration thU week in Ml NKIRS Secretary—1 net Hirons. Ct "nyibr, «.c. Crabtree ant. ipation of a feast of veni»on Albany ..12:45 p m Treasurer Lit lie Smith Me. t-i », isrt. r > on first Saturday in when they return. Mill City ....... a tn Je- . try. A| rtl, July and October of The three Ihimestic Sciencd classe» (Daily except Sunday letter The boys returned Wed- each year. have been canning fruit and making ( ’omit v 1 iiion n sdav evening bringing home a five point buck which they Aberdeen Local Several of the Sea» students attend- , brought down. Tl e animal NO. 101 mi the State Fair last week. a as in the pink of condition und Orland Zcek, Sec, Lebanon N I FOR SALE—10 head of hogs. B. M There is an unusual interest in the Irtawed over 200 pounds, Meets «ay* they are mighty scarce in Myers, 2 miles N. E. of Scio. High School this year, especially, the mountains this fall. 1-1 pd. among th.» sentore, on account of the i jeliy for the fair exhibits next year. • klbnnv Local No. prix«-» offered in the different line» of work. THE Attention is called to the Farmers’ Th,‘ “ Sch,,°l I Ui mon county directory which appears i ary society an 1 the following officers elsewhere in this issue. were elected: j Lillie Sims—president. Mrs. R- Shelton went to Portland Sylvia Gooch ■ vice-president. Monday for a few days' visit with L 'he! ( r -<«•., i t:u > friends and relatives Gail Jones— sergeant-at-arms. Dr. Prill performed a surgical op erution on Master George Kukacka Tuesday morning for appendiciti» The little fellow is reported an gel ting along fine. Miss Lein Kershner of Port Allo gheny, Pennsylvania, arrived here the first of the week for an indefinite vi, it at the home of her uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs A. G. Prill. Dr Prill reports the following births: October 3, to the wife of Al vin tucker of Marion, a boy. October 6, to the wife of John Wesely, a boy. Mr. A-'ton, manager of the dental department of the Woodard Clarke Drug Co. of Portland, came up last PEFIK PRIZE To the graduates of Scio High School, 410 in cash and <i silver medal .»uitably engraved, will be given for ■ History and applied civics, claae work, general deportmert, interest in stu dent affairs and cheerfulne»« in th«' performance of duties a »igtvd will Rudolph Wesely and family left here Monday for Green Hay, Wiscon sin, where they expect to spend th< next year providing they don't freexe their ears so solid that a trip to th« Willamette Valley will be necessary to thaw them out. .Mr. Wesely ha* leased hie farm here for a year to a Mr. Miller and his friends will al' wish him a royal good time while away, as he has surely earned a vacs tion by hard work and strict attention to business. Mrs. Wesely’s cousin. Ed Craynik, of Portland, took then- down in his auto on the first lap of their journey. STAUE Ml ITS Al I Leaves Scio IhMtofUce at 7:10 a m ami 5dW p m for Writ Scio and M.I5 a m and 2:«»ip m for Hunkers I ’r.-ibtrcc I.ocal W, A. Ewing, President lk>ea a general banking business, receives money subject to checa, pays interest on time deposita, ami is regularly inspected bv state bank esaminerà. R. SHELTON Real Enlute I«nkc ( 'reck I.ocal Ml. 1‘lcjiMimt Local J II K h>* r, M«*«*l* •r< M lai. • I M IH lisas Meria 1st ami lid Sundays of each month. Rivcrsitlt* Local No. Ill Ix-unard Gilkey, 8cc, Thomas M«'i'ta 1st ai d :-l Wedneia lays. Seto. -xmna Negotiated. Attracts Obtained ami Esamini 4 WK ORKGON Physician Surgeon Telephone, 1.1< hange No. 11 BCIO : : OREGON : Best Meals in the City for 25 Certs Room 5Oc and Up St. Charles Hotel ALBANY, ORE. GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor Shelburn Local NO. A»a '■hanks, -rc, Hheiburn Muta G. F. Korinek, B. V. S. Veteiiriiiriiin Rock Hill Local NO. G. I. suilierlsnj L'rganlxer, lbomas Hath Telephones ST. I Y70.V ■ • 0HEG0X i . I . «miih, Organizer, Lebanon <.’ rabtrcc Farmers Union Mercantile AnociaHoi IK tot. Total Orr î*< J Keller. John Meyer M C (lews. u*> Tnaoc Miss» Or». tot. A nice gentlemanly boy railed in at L*« Poweill. Aiteinp. Or* 2 te*r. liqiMMh XrS. he Santiam Farm who wi«h*d to get | Clair* Atttof»?. Or*, t few grapes to eat, ard asked per- i i >»4 niasi«m to get them, lie was granted Kwt *ro”- !■*•«"•* Or. tr« he privilege to go and get all he M T«a»l wished. While others would rather «Hp in under cover of darkness or in lConclud«'<l on page t) OcamsM Coevmawra Ae II M M 11 Afivnr* •«•-' ♦' g « t»Nr*i «* 4 n *•> «ni«-»ir «¿«toriata m»r » t ta» n tí*« «htotear m ‘»rsN'K >< a gw« i:«M* «tovmatato. i «►••••• it» » »ta’•’♦ «'•i wfHutuw «•»••••■fti «TV?« Frw« «X !••«< MWtofWtf Jtol«nia. t*v«or>.-v •«••»♦i «*r»Hitf*» Mum A < ritolto •I •(’ g tot r Mi ib* ♦ II H DENTIST Board of Directors: Il M 1st. IN. Total (DR. T. K. SANDERSON C C Snyder, Pres. J Sumpter, Sec. li M 50 YEAAd tXI'LkliHCe TVia»«, M»I» m Administrator of Estate* G. PRILL, M. D. i.tii Al. NO. 102 Ji •» Shunanek, Sec, Scio G I ill r.» rfl, Puri hating Agent, T humus Geo. Hilyeu and wife were Albany .-isitors Friday. The Farmers’ Union met Sunday vith a full house, and the shoe men were there with a fine line of shoes it ey»-op«:ning prices, and were lib- 'ralljr patronised for over 3100 worth if shoes. Notary Public NO. <*r, Scio I» iebardst>n Gap teta. Orw. made a grand mistake on a hunting Cate rip last week ar.J made a raid or C hump teto. Or« Mr. Stewart's melon pat.'h, thinking Cab« teta Publie te teto I tete 'here were no one in sight, not resi ttefltoaftie tele new K« belai ding Mr. Stewart had his eye on Her th« Thaysr. Srto Oro hem After securing all they wish larir*«t ftiuask I'wnpkia ’d they slipped off in the brush and were having a time when Mr. Stew- Ihkyttoll, irt was on them. He asked how they liked them when the taiy» looked foi the ground. He would have given them all they wanted, but no more stealing. A. I Randall, Vice ! r< ». E. Lacomb Local The Grammar Department opened I IWMXx I! 1. fteio Fain icw Local •U-ii Arnr»l4 town. I zOCIll Miss Berryman—critic. A committee was appointed by the i>e consider««! Interest in and know NO. 101 ledge of the larger social, commercial officers to draw up a constitution. A 1. Mt yer. Sec, Crabtree Vaiia Holt paid a visit to the high and political affairs of the ommun- M vis 2d .. -I ith »atunlavs at night. ly will also be considered as a requis .chool Tuesday with Gladys Junes ite part of the knowledge of the stu- It is hoped that Ada Thayer will !ent winning this prize. soon lie able to return to school. NO. Moral» and int •lliget.ce »-•> the most J EM W olf«, Jr, Sec. Waterloo Ethal Carson had her leesOM un- valuable R .vts of a community, but Meets isually well Friday afternoon, a« Earl unless coupled with a working know Parker was a High School visitor. ledge and a willingnesa to serve the Mr. Benner was here Monday in larger interests of the community the interest of the Albany Fair. NO. 103 these forces become negative and vol The following pupils enlisted in the ->ele*« to those tnvestir g in the eduru Edw t'ff.iril. Sec, Lacomb lower grade» last week: Meets Gon of the community. Lcvern Crabtree, Verl Gooch, Or This prixe will be given by Mrt. ville and Zennie Bilyeu, Eddie g __ (- Peery. __ ___ ircsek, Mildred Crabtree and Orela' NO. Salschweid. O G <'usürvn, S« r, I!<ei*cy Georgt? Kukarka left w hool on ac- M.eU ount of sickness. Thursday evening and spent a few with an overflow and the sixth grade i days with his friend, Dr. T K. San-j was removed to the intermediate room. derson. There are now thirty pupils in this 'Irs'arah Morris Stcamc I brown department. bread 3.1, 60c. Jno. A. Heard and family returned Mra H W Russ. Albany <'»-nt.-«• Mi-“cs Myrtle Knauf and Nettie to Portland Monday after a visit here Meritt silk i-mb 1st, 2 yds knitted lace 1st; were viiilora thit week. total 12. with hi« parents, -Mr. and M-s A F (SENIOR EDITOIL) Mrs Almina Pumeroy Pair hand Heard. He is employed at the U. S mod«- pillow cases 2d. cotton quilt 31; Custom House in Portland where he | total 7Sc. has been for the pant 20 years. SANTIAM ( AHM TOPICS Mrs J II Johnston, Lyons Lunch i doth white rmb. 2d. 'sic. Mrs Ollie Khellun Knitted lace 2«l. The date on the Industrial Fair The pie social Friday night was a ribbons was erroneously printed. 1914. grand suxeesa, u» all the piea, 31 (1,j cotton ijuilt 1st, hnixl made lug 2d. t«>tal 32. The new ribbons have arriv«*d and all in five minutes, and many called for Mrs Martha Smith. Thomas llaml exhibitors may exchange their ribbons ( more, as halt weie disappointed. ' made rug 1st, fl. for those reading 1915 by calling at Mr. -Howard and family of t rabtre, Ll»».r4 Arn.44, Sr»». Or». 2n4 SI M the office of the President. Dr. A. G. -aine up Sunday afternoon in their ' ■ ishtHr Rottof* teii*. Orw auto for a supply of grape» at San- (.teaa. Prill. IM | (»nun • nt Gam Farm al 31 a bushel. rt‘»I Total Hi t Albert Young’s horse which wa- tied Geo. Bilyeu, wife and family drove n.RW frUmi «»« back of the K P. Hall Tue-day after • I t* over to Stayton Thursday to lay in > Hire K omm noon decided life was too tame and Willie Johitthm. Men». Oe«. their Winter’s supply of woolen goods Hird ttew •t.oa started in to create a little diversion, from the factory. Mary AufOhvttk. Orr in which it succeeded. The animal Hr« *4 2*4 •I.H Three young hunters from 8cfo kicked and plunged until it broke loose, when it jumped out of the shafts and careened south on Main street aero*, the bridge turning east at the telephone office and wound up on the sidewalk in front of the Parker ho» pita! where it laid down until the harness was loosened. Little damage was done except to the horse’s tem per and two boxes of peaches which were distributed impartially over fd Logaden, her. Albany Meets Scientific American. '••e.f iiTo«tr«»e4 wputoff. • at **« Hr v< i « f «nr p -A» tiâf j-ru»r,«i ft « •e •. |l. r* -4 bf a ’ t»**»<*«afl«tak Hew Tori te r to. WntoLAto'ta. uu. Telephone: 27 7 SCIO ORFGON To ths Public "! feel that I owe the manufatureru of Chamberlain's «-«.lie, rlw.'era «id diarrhoea remi dy a wont of grstitialr, writes Mrs T N W itH rall. Gowai 'la, N Y. "When I began taking this medicine I was in great pain and feel ing terribly sick, due to an attack of summer romplaint After taking a done of It I hail not king to watt for relief as it benefited me almost immediate ly.” Obtainable everywhere For Sale Remington Model 6 Typewriter in firat class condì* tion. $25. Inquire at this office.