OueslB Inaurano Oxnpany M m ~« JORDAN ITEMS O-».. »««•eV’ 1.0, See D. M. John I 8 Oct 2 Mr*. Mary Privett was called on About your LIFE INSURANCE The new 3-in-One Policy laaued | Sunday by the following neighbors: by the Oregon Life will intereat . Harvey Shelton and wife. Mrs Ruth you. i Sherman, Mr* Ender* and daughter. around here now. Some farmers are also plowing T. M Holt and Krad Sommm at- tended the Slate Fair Thu reday. Mr. Sommer and wife went again Saturday to get their three children who had been staying there Allen Gilkey accompanied them home The Dumble Club is to meet Oct. ltfth at the home of Mra. Will Meo- How Many Will Give One Dollar? YV7ALTER M. PIERCE is making a w gallant fight, almost single-handed, to be elected Governor of Oregon. Me has no funds to pay the expenses of his campaign. Clara Jungwurth. Earl Phillips and wife; G. F. Jung worth and wife. All pelt. spent a very pleasant evening. Fresh and Cured Meats We buy Veal, Pork 4 Poultry Mrs Rockwell, of Lyons. waa a Jordan caller recently. Thoae who took in the state fair were, Mary. Bartxra and Peter Sch- windt and Adelia Linderman. • SANTIAM FARM NEWS j Oct 3 The Griffin brothers returned Jake We dinan and wife came in home from Salem Sunday noon and Saturday to give Joe Tallman, our report a good time, as the rain had village smithy, a job shoeing a tram no effect on the fair. lf you see black cloud* rolling up Eldon Griffin, who had hla false in the east and hear a di*tant rum- leelh kicked uut by a mule a few bling be unpurlurbed. tie but the weeks ago, has again become the We make a Spacially of flying debris and the feverish rum­ proud poam-saer of another set. | ble incident to the filling of tbe The first set wo broken into a Combs' Bro* , siloa. which work I* million pieces. proceeding nicely, aJIwii and ard­ Ed Kalina made • flying trip to! uous task as will be vouched for by Albany Monday to help his brother j Claude Richards. Kai Chronic, J H Joe. Wortman ami many others of our Mr. Howard, of Crabtree, was stalwart neighbor*. up Sunday for a new supply of Pot A A D ot . grape*, as he is quite a vegetarian. ALBANY John Wendy came out from Scio Saturday for four bushels of grapes, We didn't ask him what he was NtMici 18 CrtHlon ♦ GILKEY STATION going to do with so many. Notice is hereby given that the un- — ~ — der-.igti.-d has l>een duly appointed by Silo was the filling of the day the county court of Linn county. Ore-1 Oct. 3 and going on with considerable vim gon. administrator of the estate of Alice A. McDonald, deceased, and has School opened Monday at River Plenty of corn for cow fee«! results. qualified. •ide Dial. No. 10, with our former Geo. Griffin is amusing himself All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the teacher. R H. McDonald, back again cutting wood for Mr. Mulligan and same to the undersigned, with proper the Pie Eater. vouchers therefor, within six(«)months for which the pupils are glad. from the date of thia notice to the un­ Oak View school opened Monday The old man is taking treatments dersigned administrator, st hie resi­ It is being taught by Mow Dorris from the chiropractor that comes dence near Scio, in Linn county, Ore­ M laser, of Woodburn. She ta mak­ to the Scio hotel three times a week, gon. Dated and first published this 21»t ing her home al W. A. Gilkeys while and Is greatly improved. He will day of September, 1922. W. G. M c D onald , here. continue these treatments until he Administrator of the Estate Alice A. The DeVaney achool house ia has taken six of them, McDonald, deceased. H im . A M arks , being remodeled conaideiably. It Mra. Callaway, who live* near Attorneys for Administrator. ia expected to open achool there the cemetery, came out Monday for Last publication Oct. 19. 1922. next Monday. a stock of grains, tomatoes, (»rars, Mr. and Mr*. Jack J ones and eon and got all she could haul. Notice ol heel SKII mmii Our new graded road ia getting Notice ia hereby given that the final Harry, of Stay ton, visited Sunday ■« court of Elsie Peters aa administra­ al J. G. Holla and took them for a quite soft. There was not enough trix of the estate of Karl J. Peters, de- gravel put on the top. so what was «■••■«ed, has been filed in the County drive to Lebanon and Albany. Court of the State of Oregon for lJnn Cletua Holt ia again at the Gov­ placed there will soon lie buried in County, and that the 23d day of Octo­ the mud, and this will be h II. ber. «1 10 o'clock a. m.. in the court ernment Hospital in Portland. room of »aid Court in the court house Ralph McDonald and K F Krebs The bright sun is encouraging, in the citv of Albany. Oregon, has l«*n fixed as the time and place for the bear went to Tillamook Friday. They for it will soon start the newly *>wn ma to such final account returned Sunday evening, bringing grain aud grass, and furnish out- ■nd the settlement thereof, on or be­ fore which time *ny person interested five hundred pound* of aalmou with aide feed for our stock. in »aid estate may apper and file objec­ them. Byron Bilyeu is home for a visit tion« to »uch final account in writing Everett Rex who han been at Fred with his parents, G. M. and Mrs. ■nd contest the same. E ijiie Prntas. Meapelt’a for some time ia working Bilyeu, and old friends. Administratrix of said Estate. at the E. C. Smith meat market in PIE EATEE V Lyle Met roskey, St»'ton, Oregon, Albany Attorney for Administratrix. Clauds Rex is working in the Car First publication Sept. 21, 1922. I.ast publication Oct. 19, 1922. Shop* at Roseburg. High School Note« Fred Mrapvlt and wife attended Any One of Them. the Stock Sale of Smith and Houston Any bond la a good bond as lout Chester Grimes. Eldon Knauf, near Jefferson Monday. aa Its market value la abeve par and Leslie Thayer, and lx.riard Arnold Silo filling Is the chief occupation tbe Intervet ng are SsenSsr The saver will soon be able to own his own farn .r bti mess, the only students taking Teachers oecssa is assured. The spender has a good I • d- ! ing «11 and too late realises the truth of the saying "The Seca. t of Sue , Training this year. They are now re-, • « . .. Is Saving." Whlsh On* Acs Yaw? Sav* a little each week and ' Kevlng Misa Wirth and Mma Eckert ’ prepare for lt>e future. who are -instructing physical train-' Shelton & Co. Props NCR), OREGON I Friendship, Engagement and Wedding Rings The issue he makes i* Reduced Taxes, and he promises if elected, to use every power vested in the Governor te lessen the taxat on that now rests so heavily upon the backs of the people No powerful eorttoration* are behind Pierce; nobody but the plain people. His election depend* upon them alone. Don't you feel it your duly to help him in his worthy tight by con­ tributing One Dollar to his expenses? It isn’t much for any one to give, but then- are many plain people, and if you help a little the Irnttle will be won. It will n uke a clean campaign and elect a clean man. Please send YOl’R dollar today. together with your name and address, and the contribution will be ac­ knowledged by return mail. F. M. 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