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<%»•* c* * i SANTIAM FARM NEWS j GILKEY STATION Larwood Items - ---------- Jan 23 Jan. 23 Steve Phillippi, of Providence, can down one day last week for an d-faahioned chat with the old man. to console him and tide him over his spell of blues from being cor lined in the house the past month, whi h visit was highly appreciated. We called a telephone meeting Jan. 23 Mrs Grace \ «■ « ■ «-i at . M Willie Costei)«« ca ■ I >«n Mr» Wn Smith last Friday aftern -n Mr. and Mr- ykrf>«t-i i Portland, took dinner with Mr Ralph and Helen G<»d ein have re- turned from Eddyville, where they i went to visit their sister. Mrs. John ■< ! Attridg*. During high water a » • 1 i ¡unnrl caved In making it impossible •» I for them to come home for some w. r« I time. me¡ Mrs. Walter Morris entertained Mrs. Ben Schmt*’ ••■« ‘«l " I Mr an«f Mr» V • ' • . > callers at the 1«. •• of J« « Ci. oo last Sunday e emr-g. S. P. Stringer ha- infected his ; ranch with g *t ■ Tin- g--it n- ' dustrv is a fine hu«in» »*, but l«ewarw lest the flock n aae a g -it out -f the la- Saturday night for the purpose of electing a new set of officers, th. <e was a small attendance, so few taking any interest. One dele- gat. will investigate matters and call another meeting, so we can man. We are verv well plra.«r«i to be ¡ make arrangements to put our line injflret dans shape, as It has been informed that Wn ili key ha b< « ti appointed as ->ur road superai-»r bum for the past year. David Horsburgh is laid up with a fearful cold, also an attack of pleurisy, not being sble to be out. Geo. Griffin was laid out two days fr n using stump powder, and is still quite damaged. Uncle Tom Smail was on the sick list, not being able to come to our telephone meeting. I he old man and good wife ven- tured out to Scio Friday as it a nice warm day. and took dinner ai the free bummer’s hotel, and the lady* of (he ign treated us royally, - • last Thursday evening with a sur« prise parly in honor of her daughter I -ne'e fourteenth birthday. A jolly time was had at games. taffy pulling, etc Refreshments were served. - PUt BATTO. SHELBURN NEW*¿ of 6 to 4 fr < jy JIroch I F red Bilyeu aad Mips Qla were shopping ia Albany You have got «Í things to jjet Wednesday to make the beet then. California Of course you would end by going this wsv you will see most of th«- beauty spots of the West. You may join the merry-makers on Califor nia's silvery strand •»•«« th«- raers at Tie Juana; m * through Carrtoo < ■ ige and er the Agnate* Trail Highway, and take in the Mardi Gras. Then too, you have a choice ut routes, stop over privileges anal best of train service. A«k y««ur I-oral Ticket Agent fur IX)W HOUND TRIP and ONE "AY FARES, time tables and Ihrscriplive Folders or write Eos S als —old papers. 10c per bundle at tbe Tribune office. « ;:?vi »V'o Portland, Oregon J Crabtree sent us a very cordial invitation to attend the basketball Jan. 23 Jan. 23 game there Itetween Mill City and tyi Jungwirth returned from New Mrs. Archie Batea and children Crabtree on Friday evening but only berg Friday. nf North Santiam cans« over to visit a few could att«-nd bet-uuse of our Mu« Veronia Hilgar.wh«» has been h r mother, Mrs. J. L. Ogieabee game» on that date. working in Portland the past year, M «ndav returning home Thursday Th«- first sen« ster »-am» wdl 1« is spending a vacation with the home The friends of little Mary Gibbons given next w« -k folks ate happv to know that she 1a re- It has been re) wted a! ut t.«wn Mrs K. M Chronic accompanied c «wring from her operation eo that the boy« w«-i.- ? htj -«■ Gail Phillips to Sci< Wednesday to nicely. to play the night hey Ina t to Gates, ./«•t some defital work done. Mrs. Martha Hobba. mother of The boys report I hev did not bfeaa Mrs. RosafSchniderlMcCray. who D.. Lafe and Danae Osborne training rules tha* night, Ask Mr. has b**a here attending her father’s passed away at C. D. Oeborne’a Tobte if yuu doubt them. ; funeral, started for her home in h.«me late Thursday evening. She which any team The first defeat Cdoradn the last of the week. had been in a critical condition for has renlly earn.-d against the boy’s Nick Enders went to Gooch Thurs —veral weeks. She was laid to rest team was inflicted upon thvm when day to help the Jungwirth boys in the Miller cemetery Saturday af thev went to <’«• rvallis last Friday load some lumiwr out. ternoon. a Baptist minister from afternoon Th«- vein team took the Mesdamrs T. L. Phillips and M. l«eban<«n conducted the services. ait hecaue- of the lead at the start Fink called on Mrs. J. H. Wortmah Mr and Mrs. A. L. Powell and excellent team w trk which the Cor- Fr day. ■laughter. Beryl Maxine and Walter vallis boss used, the Scio tetsm did Mr. Joseph Fink io not well at Rice wi re Sunday visitors at the not stay ahead tang This would present on account of the injured John Merritt home. have been a ver / fast gamq had it ' limb of long standing Mrs. Carrie Gooch returned from not been for the refer«-»-, who was a Oregon Mist. Salem Saturday where she had been college player an d thought the game i doctoring with an ear spaeialaL should be played just as rough as a Ernie Tucek. who has been quite H 0. Shilling was viaMng Ma college game. < amsequently only a sick for some time, is reported as brother-in-law Jim HaymaodtMaly few fouls were • Sited <m each team. improving A brother from the oast in Silverton last Tuesday. 14 in fav- The final score t ssm ha« arrived, and he and his parents or of the Corva; H>. tram are quite consoled Mrs Would You Like to —Go East Through General Passenger Agent. JORDAN ITEMS ■> ' • ‘-a A £- JOHN M. SCOTT The game was very *•<** cooUnuaHy out of as tbe ball *»■’ bounds. ' •. v’?.' which was highly appreciated. M.s. R<-t>ecca Morris io billed to the home of Georg«- W> •;. nh.> i « al in at the Santiam hospital for a on last Sun lay W in. I ji ^ s - I b ti ln-r i « i- w< < k’o visit with her sister, Mrs. S. W ilaines.as she is getting short of hogs last w«rek Geo. Ti«-gen is makm_- miprov. grub. Mrs. Ina Stoddard, of Larwood, ments on his r asu-h »im < h¡ return cal d in Sunday for a short visit witti her uncle. S. W. Gaines, as she l< «i >ed he was on the down grade and could not reach the brake. Mr. Shiernan and wife, of Kings- t -i called in at the farm for a short Mut. and to get better acquainted with the lady’s grandfather. S. W. Gaines, as this was the second time they hud ever met. although they only live a few miles apart. Mrs. Shiernan is a daughter of Theodore Guinea, who returned home with them. We had Sunday school and church services at our school house by Rev. Leslie, of Crabtree, with a full house. Will have preaching service next Sunday, and all are invited. We have a rushing president on our ’phone line. No. 18. as Ed Ka lins was elected, and he and the clerk. Geo. Griffin, met Monday mght at Ed’s home and drafted b y. law» so as to make a go and hi «ve better service. ■ * * <. ’-’T ■“ Mr. ami Mrs. W A Gilkev drove to Stayton Sundav afternoon to visit at the Mrs. Sylvania Titus home. They met Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mont for the er »suing year gomery, of Horse Heaven. VS ash., We are anx. it k- «w wha* ha- who formerly live»! here ami are become o f the timla-r croi--is and visiting their mother. civil engi m-ers of the iialhn I <>r E F. Gilkev visited h««me folks Co. a« we have not h«-ajd <«f lh--n I here Monday. He came out to bid for some tim • We tl .gh< ti-at thev would have I «-’i < mtru '.o ■ ' th«-m farewell as he ts soon to leave for Aberdeen. Wa*h. The many their logging road t .-i r- n«iw. The last h igh waters t «a out a friend* here with him Gbdapared. Farmers Union met Saturday part of Úse -irw • ><i dam Walter W o» I» a i fam G. of evening. Officers for the ensuing Lebanon. w«-i e viuting at th«- hon.« yrar were elected. For president, S. R. Holt; vice president. James of Wm. 8miti i on I.«« unda Johnston; secretary. Mrs. John Shep S. P. Strini er an i wif<- «nd C« Weatinhour- at far- > » i «H. i at herd. Mrs. Joe Quinn, of Stavton was a recent visitor at the J. G. Holt home. Mrs. Minnie Smith, of Albany, is «pending the week with her daugh ter. Mrs. Fred Mespelt. A number from here t«>ok in the from San Fran o«- ■ Con W ester .tesi m is i»u-v the-«- dairy meeting in Albany last week 8. B Holt and wife visited at the days plowing <.««n ■-m t<« I M. S. Allen home in Jefferson Sun- quite an indm.tn<*u chap. day. The women’s club had a delight- fui sesaion Thursday af ter noon at High School Notes the home of Mrs S P Crenshaw A shower was given the hostess. A Parent-Tee Cher's tr» -ting was Th«- pn-sident. Mrs. S. 15 Holt, pre held Ttiurwiay «-vn»:., 'It-fre-h- sented the gift in a few well chosen ments which c> «t dated of e-ik«- and w «r«ls. Mrs. Edna Gilkey read, punch ws-r«- sold by tl • l»a -- th . t "ldttle Homes.” by Charles Alex girls. This cak« was given to th« ander. the Albany writer. Mrs. team by Mrs. Th ««.m. C E. Gibson, of Salem, Mrs. Ella There will be a basketball game St. George, of Spokane, and Mrs here Jan. 31. Soo boys v». the mute Erwin, of Albany, were visitor*. boys of Salem, This game '»»• ad- Mrs Fèl Smith also attended from ver tised before but the mute I*»** \lbany. The hostess served delici failed to come xeauae of the flood, ous graoe juice and cakes to nine teen. Although Mrs. John Reiley, ».nd the game w at* |MMit ¡»ned. >f Crabtree, is not a member, site The H. S. stu Sent» are very sorry »•nt an invitation for the club to to know that Ei n iu «•< n> ill. m««*l with her next time, which The girl’s ba • t iudl u am played will be Feb. I. The invitation was the Lyon» girl'« tenet Vrid«v ««van accepted- ing. The Scio i prls won by a score A? ■ "The Sunshine W ay ’('ma» U. H. A. J Pure-bred Bulls Valuable Asset Dairy lbnls from Purr-brad S res alow a> average in crease of 4N per cent in financial retur • over dairy heids produce«! from scrubs, according to U. S. Depart ment of zlgriculture. Start the New Year with a jmre-bred bull at the head oi your dairy herd. Oregon Milk Company Condenaery, Scio, Oregon li, «. ’ .*•- > »> •» ’’T« 2?
