The Santiam news., June 15, 1916, Image 3

BUDGE TOWN HAPPENINGS
Maurice Duncan is sending
I "rethought
Attention is called to the a l
the week w ith his grandparents’. o My run Mi et •
w i ■ • .
> I' >| l.- ;».«• learning that j littl«- fore­
The boom of the blast and the
Wilfon! Elliott arrived from issue.
thought often savea th«-m a lug «'X-
*rr<»al and Departure ot P.sss.nj
click of the mower makes things San Francisco last week for a
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Traina
ch«-r,
t'aldwrll,
Ohio.
writ«-s
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not
lively in chese parts the last few visit with his sister. Mrs Bin
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t'
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famih
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tw-m
with
Wi'-ll'iirn
Spruigti,
l«l I’-ranch
Pictorial
Revi
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and
Santiam
days.
Schmitt.
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Coin-, Cholera and
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Mr Eichinger ar d family mo­
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n -u. i <■ I North
7 ó » nt
Notice of Annual School
>«-.u- n.-o
W h«-n w< go South
tored to Portland last week
5:31 p m
on an ratend' I »>«it w.- t »k« it with.
Meeting
where they visited relatives and
Modern Pr.Mcilii a*ui
Sir.titm u«. ” Obtainable « .er» where.
< orvaihs X Eastern
took in the rose show.
Ml NEERS
N«-ws,
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Notice is hereby given to the
Mr and Mrs Clyde Thomas of
Albany
J2 4ô p m
legal voters of School Distri t
Mill I n,
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Jordan traded with Scio mer­
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o* Linn co.intv, slate of
»Daily < xc«-pt Sun.iay.
chants Monday.
Oregon, that the annual ctiou.
Mrs Will Grimes and Mrs inerting of said district w ill be
Clyde Rodgers were Scio shop­ held al the arhool house, to be­
.'H XKERSdiidW, EST
pers Tuesday.
gin at the hour of 1 o'clock p m
St.«’ . >«-ry n««l
h.H.I Su|.|-b< «, Rubin r
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Mr and Mrs (' I. Rodgers, Wil­ on the third Monday of J inc.
Art'- >•«. l!r»t Toilet Soap in tbte torritu ry
SCIO STAGE
bur Fleming, Macel Rhoda and bring the l'.eh <!a.v of .i .nr, A D
Only the IT REST ami 1 III SHI ST of I »rug
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Boe Sllt
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Sid Stringer took dinner ut the 1911». If. < ineehiig :.s • u. | for
Pevacriptions.
Westenhou.se home Sunday.
the purpc> e of elect!’ g me <|,
Pllolle il-.">|.’>
Mike Kelly of near Thomas re- tor ami one clerk and tl >
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was seen in these parts Sunday. transaction of I usiness u >al at
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l.«*av<-s Scio l’ost'irti«-«-
Kenneth Westenhou-'
pent such meetings.
SCIO, OREGON
».t 7 I" a in st d <<> t» m fur W . st S« ■■
Dated
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5th
day
of
June,
Wednesday with Clarence Rhoda.
u* .wwmncwwert !■ : MnrmirttugBmnrm wmoin mwecr. > m >iir
»nil » I . s rn und <«• |> in for Munkers
The singing at Mr Coury's 19 Bi.
Attest:
Sunday was quite well attended.
.1 F Wendy. District Clerk
Sunday school is progressing
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A < I Prill, Ch man ■>; p > ¡rd.
nicely, there lieing seventy-one
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present last Sunday.
Almanac«.
We are sorry Rev Iler could
It » still <
>did
ma- au-
« A Ewmg.
A.I. Randall,
not be w ith us last Sunday, and lliorill« » tilal tll>
H i of I Cl?
l*rr«ident
Vice I’rea.
hope to see him in our midst u.ia t!ie first -j < ia»-ii of print:
and it hn» been ».iri s »1 a credited
I. I >. M ver-, t a liier
again before long.
to to . iilu rg, S.
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N’mits
l>ocs it general tanking business,
Railroad lime Table
Best Drugs at Popular Prices
Rough and Dressed
Farmers I nion Wool
Pool
of Ila. .I»'i
Dr. I .i '»t •, • • ¡. iii.it-
e«l 1.1 iv^eml. who- • «tran/e «torr
ha» lx-en unniort I'tZ'11 In Marlowe
.Hid t< tile, ua- t o- ,i « red te.l au
tlior <•( uh ana
< >nt ¡ming i-tr<»-
log) al kigns (rvtaineu at the pres
ent d.n) and ..<•« - ■ .Hie -• r. !«.
Mill h»*'ilt<«l ««r.v
E'if i III II‘t S
il»- •'.» I a-'Mi »», «> ind«' n « jfh <»f
f III t ! j'.lU f!
fH inoiH'v mhjA’v’t to rh<
*cia,
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tnterwl on
tin»©
and it
regularly
in«|«« tml
by »tat© bank
*ra.
vxamin«
' cdi
I U III t sin d
As it is near time for selling
Th© C • her F ty.
wool pools, everyone w ho wishes
“I want a mi t « put in tour ‘l.o«t
to sell ir. the Lebanon-Scio pool und l ouiid
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column un udn-rti-c-
should list at once. Our mohair meat like tin- ‘W.-l'b’t t-oii turi ill ’ 4
of * >m -, nd pa-
pool brought tne highest once <s»n .'leiiil ■
per«.
Hll'ler Illi keep n.'iliev; re
paid in the Valley this year.
turn paper»
Charges 1-2 cent a fleece. Phot ••
"Don't in'.i I Ilk.” -• - > -ted the
Scio 1G9.
clerk, “roll h. i ! I • Iter mid ’no <|tie-
bon» r.-k's! ’’ ”
H. S. Nolan, Sec’y.,
But v<ni mav »uv 'n » quo-
Ijtcomb, Oregon.
finn« un«'. ■ • • >
Santiam News and Metnyioli.
tan Magazine, both one year for
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Attention Ford
0 tenors
When in need of repairs,
greases, oils, tires or repair
work, look me up. I have a full
line of Ford rt pair parts : t F'»rd
catalogue prices. Free tire ser­
vice to Ford owners. Will de­
liver a tire any place within five
miles of Scio at the list price,
no charge for delivery.
Bring in your old tires for
vulcanizing, they will be at­
tended to by an experienced
man.
Fred T Bilyeu, Ford Agt.,
Phone 27
Scio, Oregon.
I’m t e
R. SIIELTOX
Administrator of Estat«-s
juins
LOCAL NO
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LARWOOD GLEANIG3
We are all enjoying the fine
weather again. Crops are look­
ing better and gardens are be­
ginning to grow.
Mr and Mrs Warren Davis
Visited last week with the latter’s
parents. Mr and Mrs Perry
Pitchford. They returned to
their home at Mil' City Friday.
Luther White returned home
from Albany Saturday, the first
time since going to the hospital
at Scio in January.
Mr and Mrs Frank Duncan of
Shedd visited Sunday with the
latter* *« parents, Mr and Mrs
R >oker.
Mrs Pitchford has been on the
■:ck list for several days.
Ernest Rooker is visiting with
his sister at Shedd this week.
Paul Behrke’a parents visited
him Sunday, motoring over from
Lebanon.
Physician v Surqeon
Iel< I'li.'lis, I i listige No. ||
KC1O
ATTORNEY AT LAW
201-2 N< w
by Walt Mason
ALBANY
Ttrisdo’s bully nil ti e time; it mnkrn the passing
hours sublime, nri<J by its :■ >ft and g.-.»< loua curves it
i aoodies the s«»ttl and rrsts the nerves, and fills my
banoin, once again, with peace on c irth, go<xl will
to men. But best I hk' it when I ve fed this face of
mine with jam and bread. V. hen 1 have dined on I risk
■tew and bean3 and Ir-nlrd potatoes, too, and pie
and egqn and cheese and tripe, lia then I best enjoy
my pipe. When from the L.'ole I withdraw, I grio
*my oriaf with my jaw, and fill it with Tuxedo mild
— the pure l uxedo undefiled -—and «moke away in
perfect blua; no pleasure can compare with this.
And in the curling smoke 1 see a world that seemeth
good to me. A world that's debonair and gay, its
woes and worries done away. "T he plans that seemed
foredoomed to f il, tl a w; rk thrt ’erred of nonvail,
now wear the rosy glow of hope, and I endorse all
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sunshim
dope. ' l is thus in n.y fuxedo hour: the
world that seemed so dark and dour, in blooming like
a roac of spring, and I'm ir. mood to laugh and ring.
NO. 123
Asa Shanks, Sec. Shelburn
1st and 3d Sunday« at 2 p. m.
TODAY’S MAGAZINE
With Its Many Improvements
WILL DELIGHT YOU
Mott Subscribers coneider TODAY’S
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h<d;«s to aolwe alm'-U evrty problem «4 the
wife, flkofher and hmcmsbn.
OREGON
(i. F. Korineh, B. V. S.
Veterinni’iiin
But h Telephones
STA YTOS • - OR EG OX
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
DENTIST
Telephone: 27-7
SCIO
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
You will find th« clever fiction ar-i
romantic atone
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CANTON. OHIO
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month.
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TODAY’S MAGAZINE
OREGON
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77ieTuxeCiO Hour
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A ye«FB Bubacription coafa you only
SO cents
Many aa-vyle wun will be
wodh tha’ tn you iai tr. r-ey-Mvu^; »ir
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DAY’S not only
beVMUW it I* pfMtl
€«l «nd dependable,
but beraure every
number will bring
into ynur brume, joy,
encour-
• fegtest «nd fond
cheer
Hllk'l.'IN
A. G. I’RILL. M. D.
J no Shirnanr-k, Sec, Scio
R. Borovicka, Purchasing Agent,
Crabtree.
Meets
Abstracts
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Shelburn Local
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Obtained and Examined
N.'tice m h«-r«-b» glv-n trial th.- un
<lt-r»igned, by an order of t* •• County
Court of Linn count,. < -«»-on, im
t»<n duly api 'intitl anil is now th.
duly <|ualifu d arnt acting administrator
of th.- <
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of R I T<> • >. .«'«
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Ail periuma having claim» agam-t
«:»»<! «state arc re«|un<<l to pre ei.r
th« m with the pro|>er voucher. within
aix |6 month» from th«- date of thia
notice to th«- und — ioum l administrator
at his modem r m ar < ra 4r»-r, in 1. i.t
«-«»ur.ty, Oregon.
Dated this loth day of Jut «■, ISIti
JOHN W i ll -I t I.I.o
Administrator.
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MILLER
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The W-ekly Kansas City Stir
and the Santiam News, lx>th one
year for <1.16.