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I low T '<> th.»«- who pay prompt
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! adv»nc» th«« »ulwrnntion |>nc m tt.fs Oregon Ik«« l»pn»«-nl Xr»< in t.o>«- of
prr vrar. Th«- price is SI.60 If p-yid
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lixluwl rirw. Payroll«, and I'rodul»
t h* paper I» not »ant
Henry Ray was trading in Scio to »tibacr there who are more than on»
of l.atM>r and Enterprise.
year in arrrar»
Monday.
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Revival <>f railn-ad activity in
A C Rouxsine w as a Scio visitor
Oregon is the surest indication
Monday.
of returning prosperity.
Possibly About You j
Dr E H Hobson
Stayton Friday.
motored to
Mrs P H MacDonald
Stayton visitor Friday.
Motel Arrivals
was a
<î E Sanders. Albany.
Riley Waller, Albany.
M M Iler. Marine.
Frank Shindler of Crabtree
C B Davis, Albany.
was a Scio visitor Monday.
A W Ehrleck, Portland.
Dr ami Mrs Turner. Portland.
Miss Anna Johnson spent th«'
L
L Jones, Portland.
w eek end at her home in Albany.
P R Conn. Albany.
I Geo. E Balsiger ami wife, Jor
A G Park returned home Mon
day from a short visit in Albany. dan.
Mr and Mrs F C Houser re
turned Tuesday from an Albany
visit.
C H Wain came over from
Junction City Tuesday on a busi
ness trip.
Barney Minten, who lives out
on route 2, is the possessor of a
new auto.
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R L DeVaney of Albany was
transacting business in Scio last
Monday.
Farmers Union Bull
Farmers IJnim B ill Mt the
Bohemian Hall, com«' <»1«1 and
young, come short and tall, eV-
erylsxly come; we welcome you
all Saturday, Octolier I»’), H il
lowe’en eve. Don’t forget th«
date, keep it fresh as it dr» am;
you will have the best time you
ever have seen. There w ill be
lots of hot coffee, pies, cakes
and cr« am. Come a f«*ot or in
autos, or with w ag' ns and team,
and enjoy the fun on Uns Hal
low Eve.
Merle Cyrus and Forest Wood
mansee wen* up from Portland
Miss Helen l*rawf rd was a
over Sunday.
week end visitor at the home of
her sister, Mrs I' 1. Dugger.
John Thomas of Jordan re
turned home Saturday from a
Henry Lacy from the Houx» r-
business trip to Albany.
Ballantyne mill went to Albany
Miss Louisa Svoboda went to Saturday, returning Monday.
Albany Saturday tor a visit with
i Chas. Leonard of tin- County
her sister. Mrs Ed Horsky.
| Surveyor’s office, came over la t-
Mrs Almma Pomeroy returned Tuesday to «Io some surveying.
home Sunday from a visit w ith |
Mr and Mrs
M Phillips and
her children at Turner. Wood Mr and Mrs Win Knauf went to
burn. Portland and Lebanon.
Albany Saturday to lake in the
j >
fair.
Jake Weidman, Mike Bilyeu.
Eli DeLong. P R Bilyeu. Joe
I Henry Leffler who has been ill
Jungwirth and Mike Fink were
for some time, is improving and
in town Saturday from the
is now able to be around the
Jordan vicinity.
ranch.
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W A Ewing and Mr Trollinger
returned Sunday morning from
a hunting trip near Roseburg.
Mr Ewing brough back two fine
bucks, a five point and a two
point He got one at Cascadia
earlier in the season, making the
limit for this year. W ill Abbott
is mounting the head of the five
point deer for him. which is a
fine specimen.
Misses Nellie and Artie Mor
row of Texas are visiting at the
home of their uncle, Geo. Mor
row.
School Notes
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Th«' teachers and pupils are
very glad to have Ada Thayer
in school again.
I'r >f White’s class in teachers’
ci-ui «• vi-.:t«-d the grades Mon
day afternoon for the purpose of
E M Kimball .pent SumlaY
observing methods in teaching. with his family at Iordan.
Eugene is to have a factory
Eigme Bow man has returned
f«»r the n anufacture of all kimls to chool after a plea-ant vaca
of u<»»len handles.
tion at the coast.
Powers is to have a new bank.
Miss Johnson had charge of
Geo W Moore Lumber Co nt th«* Scio school exhibit at the Ai
Toledo re um< s «qierations on 1«*- tuny fair Inst week.
hoiir «lav.
Roy Thompson ami Rhim-hart
According to rermrtx New port B.u tmk wer<- school visitors last
offers $l(Ml,(X)O bonus *o th«- I’ «<• week.
W C I. R Nav Co ns inducement
Several prizes were* won by
for early construction.
the Scio school at the Albany
Booth Kelly I. imber Co has
fair. Florence Smith took first
let contract for logging between
pr-?.e or: .- dress. Ellie Rhoda sec
8,000.000 and 10,000,000 feet of
ord on a hand made apron, ami
timber.
th«- - he -I took first on domestic
Wool growers are receiving scivne • ami thir«l on general ex
from 22c to 25c for fall clip.
hibit
Molada Electric Co w ill f-jrni.n
The girls
ar«* «liscuaxing
Butteville with electric lights.
wh< tie r -.hey will use the prem
Amity has disp«reed of $15.obU ium mo. ev won at the Albany-
bonds to build a water system.
fair I r a basket ball or for oth
Florence has sold Slb.ooo bonds er purposes.
for city water a.’ .«tern.
One <»f the girls in Domestic
Only 19 miles of rails remain Science gave u new method for
to be laid before Coo« Bay is ii ■».
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I .-k together
connected with the main line of 1-2 cup of vinegar and 1 cup of
the 8 P.
sugar add the ¡»'aches and pour
Corvallis ix planning on
into sterilized jar.
negie library.
Mi
B - \man, Smill^ ami
B >x factory ami mill started Jack >n motored to All»any Sat-
ut Vonetia.
nr«!ay with Mr and Mrs Fred T
wing. Mrs Bilyeu.
Delbert lx>ng was the only one
M t’otfev
Monday in in English Literature that knew
B<‘<!«' wrote th«* "Enthusiaxtical”
History of England. Also some
Mr and Mrs P II MacDonald, one said Chaucer would have
Mrs 8 F Morns and Mr# A W been a very good writer if he
Hagey and daughter Colt m w ent hadn’t m^ ¡pelkd ho many words.
to Albany Sunday in th«* for
Miss Smith is now ready to re
mer's car.
ceive th«' green paint for the
black boards.
J D Densmore and Thus.
(SENIOR EDITOR.)
Large of Scio have 1(M) ven g«»d
course wool ewes for sale. These
Chas Dolezal left Wednesday
sheep are bred to registered
afternoon
for a two months visit
Shropshire bucks and will lamb
with
an
uncle
near Harrisburg.
January 15 to February 1st.
\\ D Crabtree came over from
Jefferson for a short visit Sun
day, retiuning Monday.
Cottage and Bungalow house
paint at Morrison's Hardware
£1.15 th" gallon, any color.
We still have several tele
phonexon hand; b<-«t make and
right puces. Cull at telephone
«'Ilice.
Mrs E J Daley went to Port
land Saturday for a few weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs
Reynolds.
Mr ami Mrs F M
Arnold
motored over from Albany Tues
day afternoon for a short visit,
ieturning home in th«* evening.
Eugen«* Pomeroy returned to
tus home in Idaho today aft«-r a
short visit here with Ins mother.
Mis Almma Pomeroy, ano other
relatives.
Tne H<»uxer-Eullantync Mill Co
of Scio bus filed NUpplenivntai
articles of incorporation, chang
ing the name to the Park Mill
Co. Albany Democrat
Mr Brant, who runs a sawmill
near Shelburn, met with a pain
ful accident Tuesday morning
when a log rolled on him in some
manner, breaking hi» leg and
crushing one fool badly.
W () Wimmer was here tho
first of the week making ar-
rangementa to move here with
his family. He will run u bar
ber shop in the Scio Hotel build
W F Nichols and Mr Brown of
ing, and expects to be ready for
The Bell Telephone office con
Falls City were here Sunday on
business
in a few days.
nected up with the Scio Mutual
a »hort business trip.
Telephone Co. last Thursday.
Prof Charles South, now of
This means that the Home phone
H S Johnston returned titi Portland, spent last night in Al
subscribers may now have the
first of the week from a few bany assisting Miss Brown in
use of both line« by paying toll
days visit in Portland.
the faculty recital, says Thurs-
through the Bell office when they
day
’x Democrat. It ix doubtful
desire to use that line.
For Exchange—Good, clean
if he has an equal among the
cheat seed for oats. Mrs Rose
violinists of Oregon.
MARKE I REPOR i
Miller, phone 2-8, Shelburn.
H F Rice has been acting as
agent at West Scio while Mr and
Mrs Bragg have been taking
their vacation.
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The following are <-a»h price« quoted
Mr and Mrs Frank Haberman <>n Thursday of each week by our
were in town Saturday, They dealers:
The News family took dinner
have just relurntsl from an ex- Wheat, per bushel ..........
at the Scio Hotel Sunday ax the
Osts ..........................................
tended visit in Washington.
guests of Messrs. Hutchinson &
Flour, per »ack. ........................... .
Bran, per ton...... .............
Abbott. The dining service is
Mr and Mrs G E Rodgers and
excellent, in fact the best that daughter. Miss Gladys, and Wrn Middling», per ton ........... ..
Chop, wheat. |<r ton ...............
the hotel has had since the Beran went to Albany Saturday
Chop, oats. per ton ......... .........
writer came to Scio. In addition i In Ulv iorm'er’g car to attend the Barley Chop ................... ......
to this the building has been al-' ^alr
Butter, (Country» per roll ....
Egg», eas«« count, per doxen ....
most entirely rebuilt and refur
nished, and everything is ax
Mr and Mrs E C Peery, Dr. Egg», eandled. per d«»sen ,.
Chicken», per pound ............
bright and clean «s a new pin. and Mrs Prill Imd Miss Leia
Broilers per lb..........................
The hotel is already enjoying a Kerschner went
w-ent to Portland <>e>«sr. per pound .................
liberal patronage from the trav- Monday, Mrs Peery, who has Turkey», per pound .............
eling public, and as every guest been sufferii.g from stoma- h Ihicks. per pound I'ekin
is bound to be a booster, the trouble for several weeks, will Duck», Indian Bunner ....
Beef, per pound, live weight
News predicts a constantly have an
X-Ray examination Pork, dressed ..........................
growing business for this first made to determine the exact fork, live weight. .................
class hostlery.
. Vest, per pound. for »hipping
nature of the ailment.
Chicken th«« vex visited tho
tiro. Balsiger, new proprietor
home
of F M Shores at Happy
of the Jordan store, returned
Horne
one night this week, hut
Wedm day evening from White
were
scan-tl
away after filling a
Salmon, Wash, with a new bride.
sack with chickens, The party
Mrs F F Rahn of Aumsville is who left th«' sacks is r«*qu«?sted
here visiting
relatives and to call and get them, lamanon
friends. Mr Rahn has gone to Express.
Stevenson, Wash, where xh«* ex
John Plummer relume«! Satur
lx 'tx to join him in a few days,
day
evening froma months visit
ami they will make their home
at
his
old horn«- in Maine. He
at that place.
had not be< n then- for 52 years,
Mrs M J Houk and son. E L but did not see a great deal of
Huston oi th«- Jordan store, re change in local conditions and
turned from an Albany visit customs. John expressed him
Wednesday. They have sold the self ax glad to g«*t back tn the
store to Geo. Balsiger of White Willamette Valley, ax he is firm
..Imon, Wash, who will soon ly convince«! that it is the garden
take charge.
i spot of the world.
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