The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, October 28, 1915, Image 3

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    S ISTI KM
LETTERS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
Work on the road with the
r>ck crusher was finished last
week.
W in Phillips anti Elmer Ruck« r
cam«* up from Albany the last of
the week for a short visit with
relatives.
T L Sanders came over from
his home near Stayton Sunday,
returning Monday.
Jas Burton and family came
over from Jordan last week for
several days visit with relatives.
Mrs Dee Craft and Willia But-
ton visited Mrs Ethel .Nolan last
Wednesday.
The new Farmers Union hall
is showing pretty well and with
favorable weather we hoot* to
dedicate the building at Christ-
mas time.
The Farmers Union held a
very interest» g meeting last
Saturday night. State Sei retary
Sikes w as present and gave some
valuable suggestions valuable
providing the members tend to
putting the suggestions into ope­
ration. One matter, that of t< t-
ing dairy cows, w as acted upon
at or.ee and a committee appoint­
ed to put it into execution. It is
to be hoped that interest in test­
ing will increase rather than di­
minish.
Recommend»
Chamberlain'« Cough
Remedy
"I art winter I used a bottle of
< harnberlair» cou«h remedy for a bad
bronchial cough. I fell it» benticial ef­
fect immediately and before I hail fin
I shed the bottle I win cured. I nev< r
tire of recommending thia remedy to
my friend»,” write» .Mr» Wm Bright,
Ft Wayne. Ind.
Obtainable every
where.
Mr .Hoi Mrs E:n«s! Titu«
came over * in<l iv .iii« ?i »«m
h> pit.' us a -«li<»jt visit and a»
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fiend «11«* ptf-i'|ip«<| me with
one «»f the till' st, which made
the obi m.in - mouth v. at- r.
When 'ittiim «lowii to -
per lie fi||e«i his mouth s<»
lull he could not chew s » he
l«*ll uvef and the good wife
was sur«- I had a stroke of
p.i.’alv.-i- ami asked what
was wToii''. I »aid that cak<
took mv hr« .■ th.
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Sanitary Cross
HAIRGOODS
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stock ready for
immediate de­
livery.
Official Directory
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Linn County F.E. and C.U. of L
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The dance was grand last
John Allphin
nienced to build
the land lie bought north­
west ol t Tabtlee. lie will lie
welcomed here by all his «»Id
time friends.
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ALBANY. OUf .ON
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We now havé on hands a big
stock of hard wheat fiour and
mill feed. We als«» have thè la st
Dairy Feed on thè market. It
has proved to be a great milk
producer. All at a reasonable
orice. Try it. Phone No. 33-6,
*Sck> Feed Co.
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A. F. Randall,
Vi«-»- I'r«-».
Mvel-
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Ike* a grurrul banking buaine»»,
rveeiv«-« money subject to cher», pay»
Intereat on time deposita, and is
regularly
lltapeclud by »talc bank
vXaiinm-r«.
R. SHELTON
AdmlnHtrator of Fiatate»
»ans
Negotiated,
Al »tracia
Obtained and Exumim-d
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Best Meals in the City
for 25 Cer.’s
Room 50c and Up
St. Charles
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor
G. F. Korinek, B. V. S.
Veterinarian
Both Trlephonw
STAYT0S • • OREOOS
F. I.. Smith. Org»nl«.r, Labnnofl
Farmers Union Ball Crabtree Farmers
If your cow rets choked on apple or
potato, ju«t try pouring the white» of
a couple of eggs down her.
More rain more rest except for the
farmer and hr can just go ahead and ,
plow and sow
Rov Faulkner and family of Lyons
were vintor» at the W H Grime» home 1
Sunday.
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W, A. Ewing,
Fr« »nient
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Joice and Willy Jones have
NO.
enrolled in Miss Smith’s depart­
ment.
0. L. Sutherland Crg»nix«r, Thema«
Farmers Union Ball at the
Bohemian Hall, come o!d and
young, come short and tall, ev-
crybody come: we welcome you
Fred Grime* and family irxl Bay all Saturday. October 30, Hal­
bobaon a.wt wife visited
lowe’en eve. Don’t forget the
«¡rime» home recently.
date, keep it fresh as a dream;
Mi»» Nr Ma Wendt is at Albany talc
you will have the beat time you
in»’ medical treatment and reporta
ever
have seen. There will be
feeling much improved.
lots
of
hot coffee, pies, cakes
'«ank Hannah is having a lonely time
since hi» fathi-r werl to eastern and cream. Come a foot or in
Oregon. Sank think- he could get autos, or with wagons and team,
more work done tf he only had a cook. and enjoy the fun on this Hal-
Good chance for some young lady, see? ,
low Eve.
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t-eavva Scio I‘o»t<>f!icc
Rt 7 10 a tn utui 5 00 p tn for Went Scio
atil S l.’> a ni and .* AM) p in for Munkvr*
Rock HiH Local
Th« Frtchett boy» and thair nieghbor
above Jordan had an exciting baar
ehat« a few day» ago. After giving it
a flath wound they followed d»gt and
bear «rd finally came out of the bruth
fact to face with bruin on on« tide of
«he road and «he boy» on the other, and
was only a few feet away when he re
eeived hl» death shot. To hear the
boy« tell about it I would Judge there
wli some excitement. He dretttd
■bout 600 pound» betide« 10 gallon» of
fine lard.
«2.45 I» tn
<U:t»5 a in
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SCK) STAGE
XO. 101
Orlanti Zrck, Sr«*, l.r ba non
Mt’vt %
The girls in the advanced do­
I boma»
mestic science class are drafting M««t» Ivi and .'kl Sundays uf
moût h.
their ow n patterns and may be
professional dressmakers» when
they complete the course.
Riverside Local
A certain yo mg man at the
No. ns
Industrial Solioni Fair at All ai y
l.con»nl Gilkey, Sec. Thoma»
made the following r- mark Meet» lat aid .¡<1 Wedneadaya.
when he saw the Scio exhibit.
"1 guesS Pill have to go to school SI k II iiii ' ii Local
at Scio and get acquaint«d with
NO,
some ot the good cooks there.”
A*a 'hank». See, Shelburn
After several weeks of illness Meets
Rose and George Kukucka are in
school again.
.Mr» Rotell ha* been viaitirg her
daughter, Mr» John Calavan thia week.
Arrival an. D*a»i«ure a« Pa»»«
Tf am»
Womibuin Springlit-lil Branch
Wl.-f SCIO
North
, 7:55 » m
South
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in Albany.
Mill l lly
||l«ily except Sunday.
Gl. Sulbtmlaml, Purchasing Agirli,
Fiiday night.
Railroad Time Table
< orvalli» A Eastern
Ml NKF.RS
Anyone wishing a line six
Bilveii I leu I «oca I
weeks ol<i pup. half fo.v t r
NO.
t ier and hall slu'pln’rd, come
» I .‘hi l'.ii .. See, K 1, Scio
at once to the I’m I iter -.
Meet»
I hi Scio I lour Mill is now
Tne Literarv Society will me«-’
tilling the I nion s order at
for the first time Friday, Octo- ( I lli »t i re I ,< ICH I
a |i v« |. r ite »im e gett ing i (
btr29, at 2;45p iti> I’ne fol ow­
No. KM
• ii Tunning order It - th«-
ing program will I <• given;
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best deal <oi tl«»u? f<>r year-«
j Music. Gl« »* Club; I’uoer, Ti.e V . ' .'»I ■■ 1 I ‘ atur la« • at night.
loin Smail is making a Origin of Hallowe’en, Eunice
ShiniHnvk, Rending,
ct.-d,
Ixirocn White; Son
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Superstitions, Fhuence Smith;
Original Huiiowe't i Story. W ta
Thayer; Hallowe’en I’runks |
Have Played, Clyde Wann;
Mosie,
Ada Thayer.
Lacoinl) Local
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Inez llirons little brother K m -
EJ a I 'To
S«-e, I.ir'-pib
n th came to ;chool v th her
Mi i ls 2d ai»! Ith Natuniay night»
Mynday.
vv hen Baby II»» the tr»up
W hen a mother i* ■ wakened from
Harold H< ugh has decided to
sound alcep to find her chil-l who ha»
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Scio Higtt School lot »on e I jtke ( reck I «ocal
gone to bed apparently in the le »1 of
NO.
health struggling fur breath abe i» n.i tine.
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turally alarmed. Y<-t if ahe can keep
The girls have received their
her preaence of mind ami give Cham­
new basket ball and art ready to Merle
berlain» cough remedy every ten min­
ute» until vomiting i» produc ed, quick commence iiracticing a- «urn u
relief will follow at.d the hhial will fall they have a suitable place to Mt. Pleasant Local
a»!cep tu awaken in the (Horning a» play.
NO.
well as ever. This remedy ha» lx-en
J It Kloer. •ec, Scio
Tnc High School students are M.cta
in use for many year« with uniform
anticipating
a good time at the
aucceaa. obtainable everywhere.
Hallowe’en |Mirty Satuidny night
lì ichnr<l>t»ll I àn|)
at the school Imiise.
I.IMAI. NO. I'»2
Mrs O V Wl.it • was visiting
Jno
Shimanrk, See, Sci«»
school Monday afternoon.
Mr» Earl Cal.iva « h»« r«-»ur ««-«I t*>
Maytoii after » week*. m » i I w . h her
parent», Mr ar«l Mr«. Henry I urin«»
Heriw rt Wain «i( Ju > ti n < ty *■.«■« a
viaitor at the Burmeater bom«- luat
week.
Kay Dob-on 1« ercctinir « »mall
"cage” on th« W tl Grim«» pla«-«- I«r
the littlef?) bin! Ir captured » few
week, ago a> <1 «»peela to occupy it tn
the near future.
J 1» Grime» made a trip to Eyota
la»t w«-ck with a«un«- appl«». vegrtaM« »
ami a »tove for h>» brulh« r Jim*
t lyde Rudgera occupitra on«- of the
Bilyeu h«»ua«'», formerly of the Monk*
mill.
CRABTREE NEWS
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John < »rift» n and a Mis-
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Waters uf ihouimi|i< called
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supper \\ «•«}n«'S«iiiv evening,
walking mit from Scio to*
exch’isv.
COUNTRY
Riverside school No. 10
has a building ami ground»
and in fact children and two
teacher« to be proud uf.
The Farmer« Union it
moving along fine at Crab*
tree. The State Secretary
was with them last Friday
night,
Harold Hough went to
help a neighbor catch «orne
chicaens last Motidav night
Rnd behold when he got
there he saw thejoKe It hap­
pened to be his birthday ami
hu one had to tell him, hr
knew what was on when the
young folks all mad«* a rush
for him and then took him
through the sweat. Harold
«ays that will be the last
time anybody fools him on
the chicken catching ques­
tion.
Sheriff lhxline was out
this wtek on business.
The rock crusher has quit
for a few days.
()ur blacksmith is out try-
ing to get some meal tor
winter..
K IHM
UDLn lercantile Asiociatioi
i DR. T. K. SANDERSON
C C Snyder, Proa.
J Sumpter. See.
DENTIST
I'.card of Directors:
J Keller,
John Meyer
M C Gaine».
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T o th« Public
”1 feel that I owe the manufaturrr.
of Chamberlain*a relie, cholera and
diarrhoea rem.dy a won I of gratitude,
write- Mr» I N II lito rali, Oowanda.
N Y.
"When I la-pan taking thia
medicine I waa in great pain »nd feel-
iog terribly »irk. dur to an attack of
»ummer complaint Alter taking a dr»-
of it I had noi h.ng to wait for relief
a» it benefited me /alniint immediate­
ly.” Obtainable everywhere
For Sale Remington Model ß
Typewriter in first class condi­
tion. $25. Inquire at this office.