The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, January 28, 1915, Image 3

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    T. A. Farmer, of Lebanon, a for-
Freezing al night and thawing in
We make a specially of Friend-
tieurg»» Luvaiaa, county »waler of
nx>r Albany real ralat»» dealer.
* m the da) will, ptolmbly, result in ship. Engagement and
Wedding weights and measures, was in town ,
looking after buainm» mattem in much reared mg of our fall gram Rings F M French & Sun. Albany, Thursday, looking after the Scio I
Scio Thursday
field»*
Oregon
scales.
is reported
Mrs. I. B Wood
I m *
m
to
little better.
visit
Mis« .Mured Brown made a
P» Altmny on Monday of this
visiting
Z»-n-*a Amec U
week.
relatives
Home for a
and friends in Sweet
few days.
Roy Wood of the 1‘lrumnt Valley
nvighlM>rh<Msl, is reported sick of an
attack of bilious fever.
Guy Malone, son of J. F. Maloti«»,
j who has lss»n in California for torn«»
i time, returned horn«* Monday.
We umlerstami a dance wax given
»
at Foster last
Iwing
night.
Friday
well attended and a good time
by all.
for a
M Story, who has lieen ill
few days, is again
the
on
having recovered rapidly
had
streets
from
his
illness.
Mrs M
W Sinead, who has been
visiting m Albany for several days,
returned to her
home
Sw«»et
in
Hom«- Saturday.
Mrs A M I>avidM>n. who having
I movad with her husband and father
j to Sweet Home, not long ago for
J the Ix-nellt of her health, «bed at
her hum» last Thursday evening
•5:50 o'clock. Th«» remains
I taken on .Monday to Amoret,
burrial.
I for
being
relatives
her
at
were
Mo.,
ah«» ex-
j there, and for which place
pressed her wish to I*«* burrie»!. The
husband, little daughter ami father
the deceased
of
accompanierl
the
liody to MifosHiri when after burrial
Mr. Davidson will return to Sw«t*t
Home to look
hia buatneaa
after
here
Warranty Deeds
Summ M Thompson to Pearl and
Havia, Dae. 29. 1909, lands
in arc. 31, Twp. 18 S.. 11
it I E.. II.
Susan M Lyon and htoluind to
W. II
Ida R Havia, Feb. 13, 1912. landa
in claim 4<l. Twp. ¡3 S, R I E. I.*
074 acres, 1100.
Albany Physicians Sued
For $25,000 Damages
I
Alleging that Hr. J. P. and B, R.
I Wallace in setting her fractured
I arm, neglect»»«, to re«lucv a
disloca-
lion <>f the shoulder <>n the »am«
[aide, which in con«MM|ua*nce is perma­
nently dislocated. Mrs.
Iris Oliver,
formerly of Sweet Home, now of
I St. Helen, has filed suit In the
I circuit court against the Albany
I physicians,
asking
for
126,000
damag»-*.
She states that th«» accident
took
place two years ago, on January 31,
11913. Altainy Democrat.
Holley
3
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Jam«-» Markley, while hauling hay
Ito the D. J. Ih-armond ranch u|*»n
the t alliptxtia, g»l badly hurt by
I falling off the load, a hen one wheel
I >>f hia wagon struck a rock. t >nc
I leg wa»«) Irtrdly hurt that Id at Ich*
Ira were nveraaary to bring th<> |U*r<a
Two ribs were broken aa
together
, well.
We are hav'ng a few cold
nii-hts
I again. )et not «> cold ax (lie former
frees«- by M degrees, when tin» grain
| on the low lands was luuily damag­
ed.
That on the higher
bind
v»aa
I injured smn»*what, but will c< nio
<>ut all right If it does n«t get any
colder.
Mm. J. rt. Springer was no liettcr
< when *e last heard from her.
Blanch King. Waller Hunter, Jno
j Crocker and Landis Philpott have
received their eighth grade diplomas
and have entered the high school.
Wrx-d
taken on
lbu> ollie»-.
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