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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1915)
We make a specialty of Friend We have a few No. 40 Oliver ship. Engagement and Wedding Chill plow* at a very low price | The livery stable buys complain Rings F M French A Son. Albany. C«»me in am! see ua before you buy LOCAL BREVITIES Hertha Thayer entertained a few of having a very go««! bnsiness. • >r«-goii rlsrwhere < has W«nrly Jerry K«*ney. of Sweet Home, of her little friends al her home in the north part of town Saturday See J. N. Weddle when you want Call on the Sei«» F 'red Company for was in town today <>n busirwas afternoon, it being her tilh birthday. garden «ni in bulk ami MKkggSS a new telephone He carries tn« A E. Ed wards and family drove Refreshments were served anti a best make <>n the market The new harneas shop will supply over to All»any Saturday afternoon, i .all fresh good time was uad: Thuer prsoent a long felt want in Scio. Lynn Daley, of Portland. made a «(;<■■> <.»4Ba»ao«a*4l >« were; Hernadvan Shumaker, Nrllir Mr Umiley and J. A. Bilyeu short visit to th«* family home, last Shoap. Gracic !>»ng. Mary Wiley dr«ive over to Albany Saturday w«*k and Velina Edward» Bob Peery of up Crabtree creek Alltany’s third big market day Mra John W. Itichardaon has ts*en was in town Tu«*s«iay on business. and stallion parade is bitted for next I I spending this week al the home of John Gill is reported to I* get Saturday Having lately purchased these stable«, it is <>ur her son. Will Richardson, up in the ting, practically, no better, but is aim to conduct a tlr»t-class livery and feed stable M I.. Southard an«! A E Brown, Richardson Gap n«*tghl«orh<»si growing weaker. in every respect. We are adding new teams of Isdumon. ram«* over last Thurs Mrs. A G. I'rtll gave a small and rigs which, with accomodating and courteous We have Oliver fill-tooth harrows day on business service, we feel sure will apfieal to the public. which we are closing out at $12.75. Roger Cam drove his big auto I ”500” |*arty to her numerous lady friend» Tuesday evening Foor Harks meet all trains Rigs for commercial (Ties Wrwely. truck, with a load, over to Albany | tables provided the player» amuse men a stsvialty. Our prices are reasonable It is reported that several more Monday in two hours. ment. automobiles are being add«! to th«* J. II. Wright, agent for Western j If you want any of the daily growing list of Scio and vicinity. Stock Journal, of Oregon City, was' l«aiM-ni. The Tribune will get th«-m Ed Flemming went over to Allerny in town yesterday <>n business for you at Bargain Day rates, pro <)t>eia<i-i<aa><o<*B>< HM- o Friday afternoon, in the interest of Miss lte»»i«* Morris returned to viding you j*ay for The Tribune one what is known as the Pettit load l«*ban«*n the first of the w«*ek. after year in advance Dr T. K Sanderson and family a seveial day» visit with horn«* folks. Smith's delivery horse look a »ud went to Portland Saturday morning People are lH*gmnmg to plant der notion to go home yesterday for a few days visit with relatives their main gardens. Potatoes an<1 afternoon When he |>aaw«i The Mr an«! Mr» John Wessly and cabbage for winter use, to c*«me on Tribune otlice, h«- was going at a 2- Mr and Mr» Henry Stepanek drove later. minute gait, minus a driver. The to AIturny Sunday in the Weedy j Wm. Brenner has leased the - cm tiered auto. grouml inclosed by th« fair ground» along the r<>ad Billie Amlerwm, M II Sharp and trac(i Htl<| ¡a putting a spring crop A Greek girl, all th«* way from f Albany, were over tbe*r«*«>n Mr ■ MMI fi Greece, arrived in Albany to we«| a l-.kmg after bu.m.w- matters, last w f| , trin..|1IHr |maaen. Mill City bootblack. She cam«* Monday. for (p,. g. p railroad, through the Panama canal an<l from It in in all of the racing cars and in Mr an«l Mrs. W. A. Ewing and waa hobnobbing with our busitwMa there on a steamer to Portland. Th«* the very IxMt oil on the market today Mr and Mrs Fred Bilyeu, drove t«*)mrn yesterday Panama route is sure to become A litany Saturday afternoon in the For Painting. Decorating and l»>pular with foreign immigrants. Ewing auto Papering of all km«!». C. M Be«-aum< Rot* Shelton has placed Mr. Hart and son, Mr . Blevins („ffey. All work finished in a an auto bus on the Munkers mad and son and Mr. Jones, all of l*n thorough workman like mann«*r. route, the time for starting from gent, drove over on a business t rtf Many (armem will finish m*«»iinu the poetoffice has been change«! He Tuesday morning this wwk and nt-arly all will hat« will leave 15 minutes later, morning Betw««cn selling automobiles an«l H,n^.-«! at th«* end of the month if and evening. The time for the attending to his practice. Dr. Prill w,.athrr continues favorable, morning train is H.20. and for the Garage and Service Station on South Side of Bridge has about all the buaim-ss he can For Sale A Ford automobile, in evening tram 2:25. attrn«! to them* days. A young man am! two young grwwl condition, new tires, etc All j The Scio Tribune $ 1,25 per y ear Entertained Little Friend* Scio Livery and Feed Stables TURNER & WILEY. Proprietors. Why use cheap lubricating oil for your Motor, when you can get Monogram Oil of M c D onald & cyrus We are prepared to fill your auto tank promptly and to make any repairs on your machine which may be required. M c D onald & cyrus Mis Nellie Gunsauls, Miss Dolly you have to d«> is get in and drive Daley and Mrs Brown, of l«ebanon. away My reaaon for selling is marie Scio relatives and friends a falling eyesight J A Bilyeu. short visit last Sunday. A job was call«'«I for from The W. E. Brown who, since vacating Tribune office Tuesday morning just the hotel, has been living <»n the before noon. The work was finish**«! south side, moved away from town. and ready for delivery within one- Monday, probably to Albany half hour. This promptness is pleas Bornum, a Belgium stallion, own ing tn our customer». ed by Freeman Morton, of Lebanon, W. C. Cusick, of Union. Union will mak«* th«* season at the Scio county, tire.. arrived last week on a Ijvery Stable» from Monday noon visit to his sister, Mrs. E. J Daley, to Tuesday noon of each week of this city. Mr. Cusick is a botinist Mr and Mrs. P. II. MacDonald, and went on up to Detroit to look Mrs Sarah Morris ami Mrs. Cald for specimens well. drove up to Springfield in the Mrs. M M Peery of Springfield, Maclkmald auto last Sunday They who recently underwent a severe return«! Monday via Corvallis. surgical operation, came down with Chas Wesely was in Portland over the MacDonald |»arty for a visit at last Sunday ami wtlnrsswi the big the old homestand. Her recovery Blake. McFall Co. fire. Charlie said is alow but she is regaining gradual all the Are eng in«*» in Portland ly her health seem«! powerless to check th«- flames The Blake, McFall company's large for a spell. pa|>er warehouse wa* burned last Roger Cain with his big auto Sunday night. Before the tire was truck, took Mother W«*sely and eitinguiahed the firm had rented several others of the W«»sely family another building and was ready for down to the Gr«*n bridge, last Sun buaim-as befoie th«* dose of Monday. day. where they enjoy«*«! a sort of Their lorn was $150,000 with $00.- fan*w«*ll picnic party before Mrs. •MMI insurant-«' Wrsely ami a numlier of her children It is reported that an error has etart for a visit to Kansas. I been found in one of the uetitions If Dr. Hobson, Roll Morris, aad , for the profswed Pettit road, which J*»hn Sticha had stayed away from , may delay the opening of the same Portland last week, the Beaver» , Truly this short bit of road, which might have won their first game on , all agree will improve the Jordan the home grounds. But these 8cio , thoroughfare, is having a hard time gentlemen were too much of a to get through. hoodo. Guy Mcknight was down from Mill City for an over Sunday visit with homefolk». Guy says he is do ing vastly belter in th«* cleaning and pressing business than h«* expected. coat as much as you would have to Hr also states that th« river at the mill town is full of salmon, seeking pay for a good b«»r»e. spawning grounds A more acceptabh* clear up than The county road I<etween the we have ha«! during the past two weeks, could mil he aaked for. Eichenger farm and Thomas creek Farmers are ready for se«*ding and has been widen«*«! to standard width, they have improved every day They the stakes being set on Monday by say th*- ground never worked better Supervisor Shelton. This is an im than this spring and coming at just portant improvenM-nt as the road- the right time, the fine weather way at thia point was too narrow for sufficient grade am! drainage. alm«mt insures a bumper crop J. S Sticha has added an electric carbonator to hi» equipment, by which he can give hia customers all kinds of soda drinks of a quality not hitherto known in Scio The machine ■ ladies were driving through the Richardson gap road last Sunday , when one of the wheel» dropped in to a chuck hole This cause«! the coupling to break am! theoceuiMUila of the buggy were dump««! into the road. One of the girls received a very ugly cut in the left arm and the other a braised face Ry rv- quest th«* names are withheld. Wl IEN IN TOWN STOP AT J. S. STICHA’S Neu) Confectionery Dr T. K. Sanderson DENTIST Phone 27-7 We Are I fewdquartera for the Herd Grade of Goods Carried in (Tur I .me OREGON -
