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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1916)
LINN ...................................... ...».............................. 4 Í Possibly About You ; W illamette University Quartet February 24. Come! < ’OU NTV. VOVR s’ RS« RIPTION EX' li:ES on th«* dal* •(arijvd in th. •pace I »■ k>w 1 •> th»*«« wh-» pay pr inj ' •, in advance th» autwription f*n ■ 1» OrvRon l,<-»cl<»i»n»rnt N« w* H t in« of prr year. Th»- prie» «*. I! 'o if p«ìd Industrie». 1‘ayrolU. and Produit» at «-rul nt year. I h- pal »r i« cot »»»it io »ulwcrilw-r» who *r» mor» than on»- «Í Labor and Enterprise. year in arrear». Oregon News Notes Born to the wife of A C Norris of Shelburn. February 12. a girl. Bring a well filled basket and rotte to the booster meeting Sat- nrday. School Notes The Froshman gir’s gave a Valentine party Moi day night Mrs A (I Prill anti Mis* Tela and they all l ad a good time. Kershner were Salem visitors last Saturday. The program given by the Literary Club Im: Friday v. » W O Wimmer returned home very well renderid. but there Thursday from a two weeks busi w ere not as many visitors pres ness trip to Coos Bay points. et.t as we wou 1 like to see. «r Editor Standish of the Pr g- r»ss. Esbicada. Oregon, writ, us: I'tamda is on the railroad 30 miles from Portland with cheap electric power an«l wants 1 to locate factories there. I! ¡si ne»« men w illing to co-operate with part» - looKi; g f< r Its all ,: s and offer some kind of bonus. Valuable clav deposit*-, much « ucci'ssible. Editor Standish can give further information. Stat«' Highway Commission al lows $90,LOO of highw ay f md for improving Columbia High way from Hood River to M« * r. Shell 0:1 Company’s SJt’O.Otm plant at Portland about comp «•• te»i. D A White .t S. ns are build ing their fourth warehouse in Salem. 1 lonor Roll \ ¿dentine Dinne r School hist X’o 76 known as Pav Your Subscription an«! lx- Oak View school, . av<* R 11 Mc i Lippy on the \X ay Donald and pupils a surprise dinner at th«» sch«x>| house nt noon Monday. The children Il E Bi -m«' -«*r, Il ulte 1. has were next to the surprise and moved his subscription up to the wont out to play while Mt* Mc limit. Donald was busily engage«! in eating his dinner when about Wint Young has handed us a fifty neighbors and friends came 1916 w heel. marching in with full baskets. W \ Ewing has taken ndvan* boxes anil buckets. Mr Me im ta; c of «■■ • of our excellent club* much surprised judging from th«» expression on Ins face, u.s bing offers. was also one of his little pupils <1 C W ’cnhoii-e on Rout«* 1. who said to «in«» of the Indies, ped hi» back aubsci iptioti and "My mama «1« <•» not know uny- discontinued. thing about this,” but later found she was right there w ith T Like: bach Ims pushed his u big basket filled with good sub enpihrn up another year. eats. After dinner some interesting R I. ■ try. Wells Fargo agent talks were given by some of the at Concepcion. California sent us older people who have have seen a check to p .sh till sub up a th«* school grow from generation not« h. to generation. Mr McDonald al F. 1 i .« mm.. on K ute I was a so gave an interesting talk, con pi"? «nt caller ln>t w« ek and left sidering the shock lie roceivei! urt a . u! «tai.tial remembrance. by having such a spread put be fore him. After tins a box «if E A P.u*<* has discontinued. 200 valentines w.i. d tribute«! among the pupils. Ja (’raft ca n<* in Monday Mr McDonald takes n great and place«! him»« if in good stand interest in his pupils, and bis scholais ail enjoy his toothing. ing for another year. The patrons felt it their duty to Rolla Shelton came in this show that the interest he is tak week and took one of our neat ing is appreciat'd. Now I have always heard that • d'M-ription receipts home with Oak View school house stood him. just on th«* imint of Hungry Rev H B Iler has been placed Hill, but just let me say that if you could hav«» s«*en that spread on our li t for a year. you would have changed your mind. When the patrons t«x>k SHI I Hl UN I I EMS their departure for home, all wished Mr McDonald and his B b Watson loaded a car of school many happy returns. On«* A tio was There. hard wood last week. A basket ball match b«*tw«•« ?*. Mrs E ¡1 Horsky and daughter Blanche came over from Albany the Sophomore and Senior girls Tuesday for a visit with rela will I m * given at the I O O F hull next Tin sday. tives. Prof Wnite. together with sev Remember the big Linn Coun eral of the High School b»js, ty Fair Booster Meeting next went to Corvallis Monday to at- Saturday. Everybody will be tend the electrical show. there. Giants Pass lx>x factory again Joyce and Wiley Jor. *s left operating with 52 men. Weekly Kansas City Star, con school this week. Medford’s building activity for taining all th«* worlds current Laurice Bilyeu was out of 1915 totalled over Tt'Hi.issi. news, and Santiam News, both school last week >n ;«<•- -?t a Mills continue to open on Coos one year, $1.15. scalded foot. Bay and new indu.stries - tart lo Valentine boxes were the cating there. Mrs Jennie Warner returned cause of much merriment in the the last of the week from a vi-.it Interstate Commetce Commis «lifferent rooms on Munday al of several weeks with her sister. sion allows railroads to reduce ternoon. Mrs A J Johnson at Corvallis. rat«» on hay for 31) day» in or<i r -------- Lyle Beard r« turned to school to give relief to stuck m«*n. Miss Bessie Morris came over Monday after scvvral w«*« .*• British st«*an:er loading 3,ont>.- from Lebanon Satuiday for a absence. (MM> feet of lumber at Portia«.«! week end visit at the hum** of (SENIOR EDITOR.) fur London. her mother, Mr« Sarah Morris. A $5,000,tH)0 corporation or ganized to operate ¡.teanvrs be Freda, th«* 12 year old daugh tween Portland, Oriental am! ter of F T Thayer, who was re Australian ports. ported seriously ill last week, is A reptes« ntativ«* of Libby now improving and thought to All kinds of afflictions treuted be out of danger. without medicine or machinery. Parking Co »leaking at Th«* • ( - Dalles urged farmers to rai «• Alfred Blatchford an«! family A noord crowd is report .. ... || mot«; vegetables as well as fruit ;<nt Sunday visiting relatives at* the Federate«! church last Churges reasonable. to k •« p cannery running most of in Albany, (’lair McLain ha<! Sunday evening, which goes to year. I >r. Joe Waldrop. charge of th«* store and postoffice prove the popularity of the fed 3.70,(MN) volt transformer from during their absence. Will Abbott is proudly exhibit erate«! movement as well as that Born To the wife of Joe Lu- Panama Exposition installed at ing aor.ie curiosities this week Will Zink is now able to walk of the pastor. Rev. H B Iler. lay, February 1'». a girl. O. A. C. which wer«» presented to him by to Shelburn an«l tcil of the go«»d Oregon Public Utility Commri- Mrs H B Iler. On«* is a bullet Tuesday’s Albany Democrat L«*t the Scio Stat«* Bank trans sion demand« that books, ac old times back of ’75. from th«* battlefield of Custer, says; "Mr and .Mis J S Warwick Cal Trollinger is still cutting fer your tax money to Albany. counts and records of municipal which lo»>kfl as though it would went to Portland today.” Now 3113 charg •» reasonable. plants handling water or light wood east of here. be callable of making a good that’s all we know about it Iola George is up again from Indian out of jwor lav. Th«* rest be mad«i public. Looks like Joe had slipped one Don’t fail to hear the Wiliam* Harriman - Union Pacific ays* her attack of lung fever. of the collection consists of hexa over on us. ette University Q lartet Feb. 24, te.u has 2tM) men putting on Ira Traxler is working on his gon shaped atones with »mail at the School Auditorium. finishing touches on branch into water system again. cubes cemented on either aide, Mias Julia Soucek swallowed a Harney county. Ernest Macreay and Virgil These are Indian relics taken pin something over a week ago. W A Ewing and a force of $15,000 mineral water bottling Shilling spent Sunday at the lat from the old mounds of Okla* She went to Albany the latter men have just finished putting plant to be erected at Ashland. ter’s home. homa, and are supposed to have part of last week and had ar. X in 4.000 feet of tiling on the Clay manufacturers held ntate Ray examination made, but the old Loberger place owned by Mr convention at Albany Feb. 9. Mr Coffey is mnking A I’ Hi* been used as money among the missing pin was not located. As Ewing. ron’s place look diff«*rent by do Mound Builders, although thia Is Swift Packing Co raul to have conjecture, an the oldest Indians she has suffered no serious in* bought 130,000 acre» land near ing a little grubbing and burn have no knowledge o! them. Prof, and Mrs O V White and convenience from the experience ing. j Burns. no serious trouble is anticipated. his physics class went to Corval Alfred Powel! spent Sunday at Sunset 10 months and Santiam lis Monday evening to see the the A P Hirons home. News one year for $1.50. I)r P.ill returned from Port big electrical show. They report .Jim George spent Sunday at land Tuesday evening where he that the 350.U00 volt transformer the home of his parents. Mr and The K P lioy« carried off the accompanied Mr and Mrs A E from the Panama Pacific Expo The Willamette University Mrs lx*«* George. laurels in the ba-ik« tball game Randall and Miss Daisy Buckner sition is some show all by itself. Quartet of Salem will nppear Mrs W II WcLain visited Mrs last evening played against the Monday. Miss Buckner has been Of course they had a delightful here on the evening of February Wyman Sdnday. High School t«*am. ....- suffering from stomach trouble time. .. . , i i mw iii M i 24. at the High School Audi B«»rn February 12 to the wife for several months and the trip torium, when they will give a of C Norris, a daughter. Mr They went with Prof O V White Good piano for sale at less varied entertainment consisting •to Portland was made for the and his physics class of Scio. purpose of consulting a special than half cost price it sold soon. of skits, plays, quartets ana Norris has charge of the Shel The attraction was a di monstra- burn switch board. ist, and having a thorough X J M Meiklejohn. Scio. songs. John Gibbons is moving into tion of electrical appl*anc«*s. Tne proceeds will be f<>r the Rty examination made. The Frank Pietrok saw«*«! at W When you want information benefit of the school, an«l as th«» the A Shanks hotise. There are Portland doctors will not com members of th«» quartet are only a few houses left, better Scio the first of the week, for live stock shipping days call plete the examination until the splendid entertainers, a capacity hurry or they will be taken. I Feel« like spring, hope it last of this week when the ex Thomas Large between 6 and 7 house is hoped for. Ciair McLain and Victor Lyons Its the best remedy for grip, act nature of the trouble will be a m and between 6 and 8 in the The entertainment will begin ‘ evening. 27tf at 8:<J0 p m sharp. isp« nt Monday night in Corvallis. I Nt< K determined. Read 1 his Ancient Relics Quartet Coining
