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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1916)
SCIO. VOL. ............................ <.... ....... Mrs John Hazelwood visited Albany friends over Sunday. nihe.ut. I INN . COI NI Y. ' i- k.w To tho*<* who par promptly in , «harrt, th- Hlbw-rmuon |>O.- I. fl .. orcK„n l)(.«t|a9lnrnt \r». in Line of per year. The pnce >• 11.50 if pisi Induxirtr«, I'ayrolla. and Produrla at emt of year. I he tmycr m not »ent to rabaenbora who are mon. th ar. or.» cf Labor and fitlrrprtar. year in arreara. *- A Federated church is a body i f I'hr stia i p<«»ple who take Christ as their personal Savior, who di-ir • to follow Him and His teaching . obey ami strive to help Him build up His kingdom. Then- is no church joining, be- cau.- Federation does not mean .i :n w chur/h or any brunch of the old churches. It means com ing to,tether <>f the different de- n 'in ’»?. cm . There is no sever ing of church connections what ever. Whatever denomination they belonged to Ifcforc coming into the Federated movement, they still have a right to continue to that faith and belief. No one gives up his religious opinions in Federation any more than a man gives up his political opinions when joining the grange or anv farmers ur.i m organization. It is on tl.e sone principles, join ing oil! ■ !v. wit! others that we may be t->mger in the battle of right. Any conve s, >n coming out of the efi rt of federation has as much right to any church of their choice m «lid their fore L‘- fii'.iors in the movement and it ho ¡id be the duty of the pastor in charge to •■<••• that they are •nf< ly un I s ipsfuclorily located in their •pirit.ril homes as it is for him to strive to enter them into the denomination or sect to which h ■ belongs, Ami we know that all things that work together for good to them that l ive God, to them who are called according t • his purpose, Rom. 8, 23. I believe t » be according to Gid’s holy will, word and law. b- ause he has mentioned ■< icii in so many different places in the cipturcs, viz: Paa. 13 5,3; Jon. 15. 5. Jun. 17. 22-21; A‘is 2. 12 17; R >.n. 12. 4 5; I Cor. 1. 13; I < nr 10. 16 17; I C>r. 12. 12; II (Mr. 13. 11; E.n. 2. 19 22; Eph. 4. 13; Eph. 5, 2 >-27; 1 Put o 1 6; 1 Pet. 3. A School Notes Many of those who have had the measles have returned to school. Among tlo.se who have come bar'; to High School are Inez Hiro.is. Rcva Tindall, Vic tor Lyons ami Delbert lsmg. We hope others will return soon. Newberg is working for logan berry juice, cider and vinegar I factory. Albany and Rosel ir. Don't forget the basket social are also after the sumo kind of a to be given bv the Senior class plant. Mr and Mrs Francis Arnold Friday. April II Tins social New railroad proposed Ire- were over from Albany Sunday was to have been given some Last Thursday about noon. tween BaK-r and Pine and Eag'e visiting home folks. time ago, but was postponed on G«-o Morrow was at the ¡lour \ alley. account of the measles, The An interesting letter from tin mill after feed, his team being Mars hfield N mn Smith has proceeds are to help |»y for the pen of .I II Geddes is promised hitched to a mud -lol. when ti e been chart« red to carry war sup- roses w hich the class has g Ven horses left alone for a moment, our readers for next week. p'ics to Japan. III the School. decided to lake a spin. Donald, Prineville vote« $| imj ,0O bond Miss Smith has only nine I U- Variety, cleanliness, courtesy, the little son of Roe Shelton, was issue to start railroad to connect playing in the road with a toy pila m the primary room. for people who are particular. wheelbarrow, unaware of dan with Oregon Trunk In • i<>nr Sanitary Market. There ure ••leven pupils <»t t Redmond. ger and the trghtened animals with the mt usles from Miss G M Dafoe of D droit, Mich is Mrs Margaret E Herrin of were bearing down upon him. Jackson's room. building awmiil near Bandon to Portland was here last Friday when Mrs Lulu Pope who was operate soon. The teachers training class night in the interest of the l.iuy working in her yard nearby, saw took observation work in ¡he Orders have alr«a*ly been the situation and ran into the Maccabees. Grammar room M uiduy. road, snatching the child liter placed by France and Italy for llki'M.’O cases of Pa» i fie Coast A picnic win enjoyed by the E D Myers went to Portland ally from under the horses feet. I Salmon. Eye witnesses say the team only High School Friday afternoon. last Sunday with Chas Wvsely, Myrtle Creek man has invent- The school divided and it hare driving home a new Reo car in missed them by a few inches, and the wheelbarrow was made • I engin i > run by air m t«•» I and hound clure was given to the evening. into match wood. Many people of gasoline. the picnic grounds. • Th«' hares are went.ng Carnegi ■ mid « s for arrived first and unharmed. Halsey ships tan of e rgs in a Weekly Kansas City Star, con deeds less brave than Mi I'y Later refreshments and a gen. »lay to outside markets. taining all the worlds current performed. eral good time was enjoyed by news, and Santiam News, both Leliar.on Paper Mill running all. one year, fl. 15. full time with full fore»', ti t tint» in months. Perhaps you don’t know that The sale of cattle at the Ran- New depots will b«- built nt we have some litera y geniuses dal! farm last Saturday was '•lar .htield and N< rth Bcm! ly in our Sophomore English cluss, largely attended, but nu st ot the but wo have. Following is a Pay Your Subtcriplion and be S P Co. st<x:k went at a low figure. them*' written by one of them on Echo w ill have she p sh< rm. I iappy on the Way ”A Mule’s View of Intervention plant to handle ."»*>»> sheep daily. J W McArthur of Portlanu and III Mexico.” Farm products shipped from J K Green of Lebanon have b* en "Etc aaw,” brayetl the Mule Anton Paesl of Winnetoon, Baker, H »ine\und North I <> v- surveying hero the past wevK, and h<- balked. His mn .ter could putting the city streets on an N’ebr. sends remittance to put dcr for 1915 were worth $7 ; '• go if he wanted V». he wouldn’t. him in good standing for another Due to enl.u gemei.t of Haw established grade. He hadn ’ t seen Hny corn yet year. ley Paper Mill trade expands, thougn they wer<* near to Mex Chas P Ohling, repreienting buildings vacant fur months now ico. N Young han h d in a big cart full and new stores start. All the circulation department of "Giddap, you old jack-a:-*,” wheel to pav ior the News for the Albany Herald, spent Satur the result of enlargement of one bellered the driver, "We are go his son, A M Young of Tygh day ar.d Tuesday here in the in industry. ing to Mexico.” Valley. terests of that publication. Improvement in lumber busi "Ecu Aaw,” brayed the stub J li Jonas of Crabtn ■? has ness helps all lines of trade in born Mule savagely. "Mexico Prof White led the whole school on a long hike last Friday punthed h,s •«b-enptton up a northwest. is full of black things that try to notch. A Pittsburg man will build kill you." afternoon, the lessons being dis- H B. ILER. large summer resort in north I A jerk on the reins ar d the persed with. Of course they all Ona Ona Shdton Shelton made made arrange- west on Sand lilt nd in Columbia Mule alighted astride tne tor.gue. enjoyed themseivee to the limit. men(g p, fcave jhe paper sent to river between Portland and Van He kicked and caught one hind Morrison’s will be headquar« :ii" a<^ress another year. couver. foot on the dashboard. Urefor fishing supplies again E S Oglesbee of Shelburn paid New Bandon mill starts opera- ” — Eee saaw,” groaned the E S Og'.esbee of Shelburn paid Last Saturday at high noon, this season. He has the finest the News office u pleasant call tions with 80 men. Jor.ee ___ and ____ John _ L Mule, | Miss G ladys _ ,______ and largest assortment of hooks M(in()ay look O(H, <)f ()Ur n„ (t "Ere aw, you say. Ill teach 1 he first train oyer the Wil- Kelly were united in marriage of all kinds, lines, spinners, 9ub3Cription reve,pl, wilh h n, ■ f... .tic from E ig<-:m to at H j . ,,f tMd«*« um le. *«*• "howled the driver ns he leaders, reels, ba.kfts, jhj I« s . ICooa Bay was greeted with en- [, F Jones, Rev H B Iler ifficiat- jumped up and threw a bushel Bamboo poles 10c. 3 for 25c. of potatoes at the mule. Ker , thusiasm at all points. It took jng flump! Down went the old don [ nerve to put $11,000,000 into this, Ai ij e f rorn t ) ie host and host W A Woodward, a well Known key and broke his neck. enterprise during the past three y r an( j Mrs L F Jones, only traveling man who mukes this "Wall I swan,” the man ejacu 'years of depressed business con- the immediate families of the territory, was here last Friday- To parties wishing first class lated. "The old Mule knew he’d contracting parties w, re present, night coming in h’s little Saxon goat pasture for summer free ditions. die anyway. ” Lizzie Smith, T8 Veneta sawmill ut woik cut- Mr and Mrs Jack Jones of Stay- and bringing along a wife whom for jqq head or more can obtain (SENIOR EDITOR.) lo i and Mr and Mrs Mike Kelly he had annexed a few days pre- wmp of E s Oglcstree, Shelburn, ting railroad ties. who live between Scio and Jeff Everfresh Co of Sutherlin en- Hutchinson says he Oregon. viously. O S Hutchihson 39t3p erson, parents of the bride und larging at cost of $6,000. brought her along because he groom, respectively. didn’t want to » lose sight of her. Santiam News and Metropoli Japanese building many ves- The bride was charmingly tan Magazine, both one year for seis to handle U S trade. arrased in a gown of pink aitk. Scio is going to have a two bus fl. 75. Dr Prill reports the following Myrtle Point will do while the groom wore blue serge, births: service between it and the rail paving this summer. a ring being used in the cere road station at Munkers. Chas The new addition to Roll Mor April 2, to the wife of J D A 20.000 ft sawmill being mony. A sumptuous dinner was Wesely, a well known resident ris’ barber shop spoken of re Brasher, a 12 pound boy. of Scio, went to Portland thia cently is rapidly taking shape built on Willamette-Pacific near served to which all did ample April H, to the wife of R C justice after the knot was tied. Pepperling, a daughter. morning to purchase an automo and will be ready for occupancy Richardson. Cheese factory to be built at Both Mr and Mrs K"liy have a bile bus to place on the run in in a few days. He will have a host of friends here, who admin* Rev II B Iler preached at the competition with Roe Shelton, strictly first class modern shop Donald at once. school house two miles east of Representative of linen inter- them for their many fine quali- when he moves in. White enam who has been running an auto Scio last Sunday afternoon, lie ests of Belfast, Ireland says ties, and whose l>cst wishes will __ mobile bus between the two eled chairs, new mirrors, and large fi ix mill will be built in follow them to their new home reports a fair attendance and a points since last summer. The more modern bath fixtures and On-gon if experiments in flax at Albany, where Mr Kelly has a good meeting. He wilt will preach preach will be distance is three miles and a fare other conveniences of 25c is charged.--Saturday Al installed. The shop is temporar raising now under way prove p< silion as a pharmacist with the at the same place next Sunday . afternoon. successful. ‘ Burkhart «k lz-e drug store. ily located in Faltus* p<x>l hail. bany Herald. E C Shelton and J L Calavan made a business trip to Shaw last Tuesday. A Biave Deed •/ \ Ma 111 Ort'gon ¡News ¡Notes zl I hurch Federation AN I ionor Roll Kellij-Jones Notice Births >