The Santiam news., December 23, 1915, Image 4

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'• ) ’ i>r intu-* of tifs gmt tud« “
eat «.own
Tbc artist < vug tat
bls tuuutb with bi­
relit ld« cigar, wbirti
HU«»1 oU(, and l«ta-W ll«r
Park Bench
Federated Church is
Formed Here
Park
SCIO,
One of the best religious m«retingv
1 ver held in thia county occurrof at
! -Gio Moratay night
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saya th« Albany
A Christmas Stary by
h morrat, idieii member» of the co
¿01 ANDEBSON NORMIS
rrgatHtina of the Baptist, <’hri*ki»n,
a
r,»byterian ami Mrthoh»! church«'
right IM t»y X«-» An*i*rs»i< Norria ]
vnd other scattering denomination» me'
T was Ciurlatala« night, and tin*
'll il D'Mt t-e i.'*y;
to form a f<-drratod church. The Stet
ITillanthn ptal«' club was bidding
»-MS one in Cum! let» accord with com
Yes.”
r*-pi;<-d
It« USIMI aelebratlon of tile fe»
•non sen»«, and Scio, unlike mi many
lit ui I h<* i hrtalmn« dlni.r had
ther commumtie» will now have on*
”1 cirri «I tl
airit.al nt the stage of I be ata-nil th»*.-
!.i- « eut on.
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trong
chnrrh hitlrad of several very
‘'a rul pm*
anal ra-nuirkw
. -m b. « In-re
Suturali) I be president «ai the IBM I
' ; m<ta al im ffic:cnt congregations as formerly.
Io »p< ;>k
u.il « i..> lit »
fai. if
Sunday nirht lt«v E H Fxlger, ai
"lleytwilda." aitai be, Indenting by ♦ i->" • . r,
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<1 luiu -vangi-ltsl, and his singer, Mr -u- it
tl a- ga-a|lt|v of a Uiuralve b.ltul 111
ou thv -l.i.u.
h .« fr • a hta •on. clo*«-d a n < st »u- «»«fultwowe .
II» laifa.-r of the a itili sillín ted ana LI» steep stn| u.„
• rf.
It was
vn. gi tistic campaign ami ad !< -i 3
tifi, ’ you Uany retate your evpcrlem-v raitibling, ,i« i
I i-y Ki-> uol<ta.
onv-rta to the »«ic of ChrisUanir.)
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lami night III lia-lphig th« poor Aiswrd
>lu»t of u«
At th« Sunday meeting it was \< t<d '
Ing to our ugr«.*iio'ul. If >o«i reineuitier
him*.
Il<-
not
? ya slept In
we wa n to cn|H-iial a n-rtaiu limonili ha park». t 'i «
liba itv-yriotata* hold a busim-M meeting Monday nigh
riniti!) on I’brlatinn« a», not only for trump, he li <1 n
Two aut
< <1 ivv'o ehiidrv-ii. to form an organisation.
th-- purpose of giving Imiaieailala- ra-llef vybom l>e It <1 I
«■«I I- ig In fiire
ads of Albany people cam*- ov«-r an*
mi fnr a» our fund« went, hut In oraler
tn » Hl I ■ t. «•
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luolher. -•»rticipa’i d in one of tbebeat meeting»
Io HM.-rtaln waliaaMblng of the extent of UK«* ita* • —
tf i:*yt w •!trnii.p.
they ever attended. The meeting wa
Hie poverty existing in ibi» great city th«r<- WH« IH "h* ■ it. u of •i i-* < -itlnnry
marked
by harmony, enthusiasm and
of New York. In which w«- live,"
HI < > t tl <■ i
with th
.liner la
accord in everything
Tti<* alub mendier», u ««»»a w limn
Muniaterrd aiul «hook toltali^
K«v li fl Young of Albany presi*!«*
««■a an (irilst rendered MllilrW tl.lt Kill
as chairman of the meeting
Am-ng
the speaker» were A (' Schmitt. Rev
Y'oung. <i W ftiirhbaugh, and Rev W I
Haye» of the Eugene Bible i'niveraitj
Mr Stockton again pl< »»ed the congrv
| ration with his Iwautlful solos
After the
discussion a fedarato
il.- liuti li.irdly î
■hurch w!v» organised with XY charter
; member» and at leest t«icc that num
tier will be enrolled within the neat
' few days
Haven truateca were elect
• d. articles of faith w« re adopted, anil
liasia for membership agreed upon, be
• ..les other business being transacted
A capable pastor is row being sought
ami the pro»fleets for a flne church in a
country town were never brighter
i. -.«I ok! *«..<! <: .1- . 1-
For the present either th«- old Bap­
tist or < hnstlan church will be used
far a meeting place.
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CÛR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
I tin» rr.-t in i
.-w «¡MIJM-r I irlll
el.iiiur bill olid
Ai d. falll!i:!
Ir. he t*«vk to
h « f it with linpatta-iit
* »h -:«y and hd
rn at U h * lu> « and <1
« a « oii<
W p carrv a full line of
( ’<> tl f <•. Spicos.
< aliliftl < ioods, and in
fact, f\ *i \ thing" needed
for the table.
HÌBLER 8 GILL CO.
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(. X Hi X Kli $
$
(’oiifcctionei'y, lee (’ivani, Tobaeeo
$
and Cigars
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Post ( ’ards a Specialty
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SCIO, OREGON
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Hall of Richardson Gap I/fit!
No. 102. F. E. & C. U. of A.
Whereas: The Great Ruler of
the Universe has removed from
our local one of our lady mem­
bers, Mrs Charlotte Perry, by
the messenger of death, we l ow
our heads in sorrow as we sub­
mit to the mandates of Him, who
holds the destinies of us all
balances in His hands; and pa
liently submit to this, ’"His will
lieing done.”
This local has lost a valuabh-
member, the community a kind
and obliging neighbor, and thv
children a kind, loving and affec­
tionate mother, represented in
the synonyms of the three most
sacred wonts in the language of
earth, ’’.Mother,
Home and
Heaven.” As long as our head
are cool and our hearts are warm
we will cherish the memory of
her as a sister in our Union.
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May her children keep in
sweet memory that sacred name.
Mother, the light and life giver,
by her in the home in which they
were raised. Hoping tnat the
heaven she sought, shall be
theirs, and ours, for evermore,
when we pass that way.
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.‘ATTENTION
M.tk «mi •: ir«- votir Ili .idqtiarii-iH.
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Peaceful tie thy ailrnt «lumber.
In thy lonely grave so low.
Thou no more »hall join our numtier.
Thou no more our sorrow» know.
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F A R MERS. -J
W«* ink«- I.¡.’g- iiih I Butter in exchange
mid pav ih«* liiglu—t price f«»r -mut*.
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pKKHIDrNT. W. F. Gill.
siuMirTtMY, C. A. Warner
J. J Bsriies, W. F. Gill,
A. Bilyeu, J. K. Barnas,
C. A. Warnet.
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MILLS
ROLLER
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Genomi Cullom Milllnfl Butin»««.
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Wheat
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tK«e
Bouilht
f iwlsi
Irani Y eso
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Flour and
f.achat»£>«1
Bvaain««»
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Grain Bought
While dear Mother, thou hast left u»,
I li re thy loas we deeply feel.
Hut "lia God who hath bereft us.
And lie will all our sorrows heal.
I am in the market for nil
kinds of «rain; wheat, oats and
barley -qua.ity considered; also
For again w» hops ty meet thee.
hay.
I am representing the
When our rare« of life hath fled;
largest
comiMiny in the North*
Then in heaven our spirit« greet thee.
west. See me before you sell.
Where all farewell tears have fled.
IL T. SMITH.
Resolved that a copy of these
resolutions lie plac< | Upon the
records of our local 'and printed
in the Santiam News.
Respectfully submitted.
S. W. Gaine*,
Don’t hang that cow hide or
Willaon Richardson,
sheep pelt on the fence. Bring
Geo. L Sutherland.
it to the Scio Produce Co. and
Committee. get a top price for it.
Don’ts
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EESOLUTiONS Of CONDOLENCE
Sister, Mother, thou w*»t lovely.
Gentle a* the »ummer breese.
Gentle s» the sir of evening
When it float» among the tree».
" tbat ." anm-rri* no»
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-tain- h vurl -ry. nml hi» «vv etvo.it
gray nml Ivn,- ami no fi u..* il at till
lieui n» tn <» *iiii<<* tin* aji;H*nruiH-e < t
havl-iK ta-va fr’n .-I Inb n. manlly
Ten flmrrrs pointed at bln«.
"Thnt.” ataiu’wl t«n vole«». ”1« «ti.
tu.-in!”
The artist bent a bumble nml spoke
getiv" hvud
"Ye».' nckn«« li-Uid In-. "I am III«
UM n ■’
"lint yoii nre a uh *«»tier of tbe club”
they iti-rino! "Yon knew all ut>.>ut our
plan nf l*v|l<*ri-i< th* f- . <r. You had
l-irt <-f ................
v nt- >f Why did
yon tnke our«*"
Ttie artist ahrtatted weary «boulders
Il<- »p-s^id out tvv<i di prvcnt! r hand«.
"I
> i-i in it. ’ hr rxptaliH-d a.tu
ply ”1 neishd It.“
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Is (*oiiiph t(‘ mid our
stock fresh ; iih I (•lean.
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IWll<*l|Ktl<| <1 il. Us
LUMBER
FIR
DOUGLAS
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‘Hi i.iHili MAN. limi < •»; )••! Io hi
UkliK-
gpictluus li> Ih« Iciigtb uf bis lo k. Nini
lire csivctUlig bn-udìb uf hi. «ufi bla< i>
Ih . ili tiii-u < 0.11'- u» Hi-yiiuid» tv><.
"It was »Ihiuliig*'
In- iM-gnn
“M.!p all tii.it. ’ li.i»tlly pili tu u ih - h .
P«| h r m.iii
"<»f Kiiirw, If II uas
< hr.-tu.a» evi*, li was siHiwlug."
"Ibi haplriw iHili-u».» in i I m - lari,
limi rangvti tlh'iii—h<-» n» tle.iriy u»
I» - h I kic lUKirding io thv tre«' bmiiciic».
bui. 1«mg tanta- in iuiiii I h r. llu-y ovvi
I u |>| h U U h iu . Mimo |<< |bc h-i glb <*f Iwo
br.iiii l.c» ur umrv, mt that I !»<*«• «mt
uiipmui-ti.l l r<>iii thv miow. which m»fl
I) MHlkl-d ibviu."
The ii< w»|m|H’r man raim'd hl* band
ndiuuulsbhigly
"Wlll yi i p 'itnit ibi -, Mr l’rc ildoiil,"
luteirtipted he, "tu »ug,;i«t lini! nil
<h — riplhm l>.- elliuitiiiicii ■ Otb’-rwiH.
Weìl I h siltiug Ili-re In bl'uud day-
Ughi.-
It umy l»< a» ««II." ti»-«-iit<-d thè
prcldeiit HUiiVeiy . “lo ouiit dcM i lpUnii.
«I »< im i ), for. a» ita- h< ¡iti inali Un.
just sinti-vl. it umy bave tb<- <-lIl-» t of
«ichilliilig Us longer tliau la absolutely
ucccuaary.*’
UeyiioMs. rrncliltijt for a gl au» of
Water, w<-t hls llp» lieforc lic ln-.mi
Mglllll.
"I luittrinid my nrorcmil lo tbe
thrunt.** he salii then, ''far ite wind
w.is ru» nini lieviti, nini wntkcil up te
Ilio ntst tiiuup I i .ime tu Ile -ut in-ar
lite fountuiu mi th<- Kirner »-ut uf u
hiug li.-mb. I touebrd hiui gently ori
Ilio », eie nini «ahi t<> bini:
“‘.My g-H-l mali. Imn i-niiie you io I»
bervi "
The ticu»pu|ier lumi leaticd f<-rnurd
alMorlwNlly. hi» eye» ujjeatu.
•'Vere ll»w your etnei word«:-" he
Ituiuirvil lì- su rapi n iiiiiiinvr thnt thè
preshlciit <>.ni- utore h-t fili! thè f<<rli
Key notata, dI m L i Ining Un- question,
•oUglit III M-vi rul |» h ket» for a i hk Let
liiiiHlkereliief, mal. Ilmling olio ill
h-ngtli. del entely imip|H*l ld< Ihta.
• rie »!ory Ile total." he «lniiili>vr>-<l,
* ivi adii Prive llfVHlght ti-nr» lo Ito- eye»
< f thè evitale»! Iienrtcd
• It wn» noi «o ditTer-nt frvni th<- ita«
ni noi of «Ulti •Imi.s.’’ fnlteri-d lt<-.vn
olita. "Ile hall sveli I h -II it d.iy*. In
leali noi alway» ta-vn obllgnl tu alevp In
il p.irk et- . Ir tuuIAi wlfe ami t«n
e-lilMr -ut he had I h - vii nii.ibh- tu auj»
|»<rt titani: they wi - iv all tlirev wtth li
w fa’» mo:’ -r A» I «a> , it «u» m>t «o
tam ii ili« story a» tota lunniier of t--llliig
It. t! affli teli yeti I h - voih I ili-wrlpt'un
It co, .,!ti‘t hi-lp Imi affé» t you | tank
n Bve iloll-ir MI! frolli my vv»t |». I»<-1
nud tliru»! li luto hls ha mi.”
‘•Arni tbeis.” •lU'-rlnl thè prrald nt
“whai dld l'e do?”
”lle Inerirne mi di-eply ntfrrtcd." H
trrnctf lt--)o<-'d«. ’that I whlr-sl al •
ami left luta, UnwllllDg to «Ituens ita
OREGON
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New
Year’s Dance
A New Year’s dance will he
given at the Richardimn Gap
hall by the Bohemian Societies
on Friday, December 31. Dance
will continue all night. Ovster
supper will be served at mid­
night. Everybody b cordially
invited.
By the Committee.
Look over our lilt of clubbing
offers on page 2, and if you
don’t see what you want come in
and talk it over. We have many
others just as good.
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