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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1915)
it >>. V-« V ■ * • LOCAL BREVITIES Governor Wilhycomlw has declar ed June 11 a legal bobdaj rn defter encr to the Portland Ruse show Scio Tribune one year for |1.25 John Kelly, the pill expert at E. C. Peery's drug store, accompanied his father. M Kelly to Albany yes terday afternoon. Tomato plants for sale. Work at ref miring th«« Scio-Jeffer- son telephone line is now under way trip untier the supervision of the Nor th* western Telephone Co See Ota C. Compton. Dr. Hobson made a business to Portland Tuesday. Wanted lluoo on unincumbered (xiunty Surveyor Geddes took an auto ride from Alliany to Scio last land (200 acres» worth RSOOO. The loan is a g<«id one. Inquire at The lay morning. Tri hum* office irle* South, the emim-nt Linn A B. Hathaway has traded ht* county violinist, will give a recital farm, the J W Richardson ¡dare, in this city next Monday evening for land near Vancouver. Wash For R«*nt Small house, good Mr. Hathaway is moving this w<*ek. garden spot, and chicken house, 25 For Sale Five uassentrer automo per month. R M. Cain bile in first class condition. A bar M E Roth, one of the prosperous gain if taken in the next five days. Albanv prairie farmers, was in Scio Enquire at this office Saturday looking after business landlord Smith, of the Cottage matters hotel, drove to Allumv veeterday M E Bilyeu, county janitor, was afternoon. He stak'd that hr had over Sunday and Monday a* ia his never seen the roads in better r«»n- custom, to *p«*nd Memorial day at dltion. his old home. Supervisor Shelton say« he ha* Mr. ami Mr». F. M Arnold cam»* road work going on nearly aii the over from Allmny Saturday after time, lb* expects to put a new noon for a «hurt visit with relatives coating on the Went Scio road this and friemis. fall Frank Morris, who has been in The Jordan store ha* again chang Idaho for several years, but recent cd hands. Mr Rowgrant gets land ly In Portland, is at his old tim<* in the vicinity of Rowburg for it. Scio home for a visit The new proprietor is now in charge * 3® * Turner, eye of the store ••'3E* S|M*ciahst«, of Portland. will Chas. Warner, manager of the Iw in Scio again Saturday. June 12. Scio Flouring mills, who has Iwvn (xmmilt them at Dr. Prill’s office confined at his home with illnrss f«»r Jolie R (»ill 1« reported to Is* in the |>ast two weeks. Is able to under a most serious condition His friend* take to |>Mit up his Issrks. though and relatives will not lie surprised mH able tn com«' to the mill yet at a fatal result at any time. E. C. Shelton undertook to drive Dr. Davis, county health officer, a hog to West Seto yesterday all by wa* over from Alliauy last Saturday his lonesome. The hog refused to to consult with Dr Prill ami. pos drive, nevertheless h«* was not a sibly. to look after the scarlet fever black one # A wagon had to be re- situation quisi tinned to get the animal to its We expect to receive a car l<»ad destination of cement on or before June*N and Rol Morris ami IJoyd Lucken- will make vou a special price at bach exf>ect to «tart in a few day* West Scio on its arrival on an extended jnountain trip They < has Weesiy. will first go to the Breiknlnish hot Mrs A. G. Prill went over to spring* where thev will slay a month twbanon on Wednewlay evening of then go on across th«' mountain« by last week to officiate as one of the trail. They have *ad<tle and pack judges on <>m* or two of the straw horses and sav they can go where berry fair activities. they desire ami come Iwck when Jim Parrel, of Salem, came up they get ready to do so. Monday »nd will remain for the Dr. Prill ami Mr. White went to summer, taking the place of Rolla Portland th«* first of the week re Morris, who will start on his ■um- turning Wednesday driving an Over- mer vacation in a few days. land auto which Mr White purchas Otto Alexander, J. L. Calavan. Ftank Gary and P«»h*v Moses enter tained a number of their gentlemen friends at 500 at the I. O. 0. F. hall laat Sat unlay evening. Refresh ments were served. ed through Dr. Prill. Mr While so learned to manage the critter that he piloted it to his home after leaving the Doctor in Scio Dr. Prill stated that it rain«-«! almost constantly in Portland on Tuesday The Scio tsall tram went up to Jonian Sunday afternoon to play a return game with the boys up there Scio came away with the small end of the string The score was 6 to 4 in favor of the Jonian team Sheriff Bodine went to Lyon» this morning upon the urgent request of residents of that place. While he could not hear distinctly it ts »aid the call was a result of some discov ery in the casr of Billy William*, who disappeared Monday after leav ing a note saying he wa* going to commit suicide Th«* iwople of the town ar* greatly stirred ami new* from the sheriff is awaited with interest. Albany Democrat. Our cemeteries were popular places last Sunday Almost a steady stream of autos, hack«, buggies, wagons and footmen, visited Frank lin Rutte. Other cemeteries, espt'c tally the Miller where a large funer al was held, were equally favored. The Albany Democrat in its Will Eater Busiaeu at ELECTION OFFICER IS FOUND GUILTY We make a specialty of Friend For Painting. Decorating Wedding Papering of all kinds. an* C. M ship. i-mtagement and Coffey. All work finiahed in a Ring*. F M b ranch A- Son. Albany. Í Oregim. thorough workman like manner ao«w»ai «»«MB» « » <M o n «aun «»< >«» Scio Livery and Feed Stables Mb» L Clan Was Camiti If Menât tbi Billets ■ Fmf el ÎM Having lately purchased them* «table«, it is our aim to conduct a first-class livery and fowl stable in every respect We arc adding new teams and rigs which, with accomodating and courteous service, we feel sure will appeal to th«* public. Hacks nwt all trams. Rigs for commercial men a specialty. Our prices arc reasonable Portland. May AO. Albin L. Clark was found guilty of altering 126 trallots in precinct S7 at the Novem ber election, when a jurv in Circuit Judge Gat«*ns' court returned after eight hours of deliberation laat night, Clark, whose first trial re suited in a disagreement of the jury. was chairman of th«* day election hiard« Ballot alterations in favor of Tom Word for sheriff were dis covered* by the night board and more were found later during recent pr'K-e.-ding« which Mr, Won! insti tute! against Sheriff Hulburt TURNER & WILEY, Proprietors. e»MU»«»<aga> <u> <■■>«<> I I cD<aUB><>n<aWB><'!><waB><iO<WWB>ui â LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES The jurors, in returning the ver dict, hand«*d Judge Galena the fol lowing letter: We are closing out about 300 pairs of Ladies and Childrens Shoes at a ... - - ----BARGAIN -:^= "In eunnrcli-m with this case we. the jury, desire to enter a protest against the system which |«>rmita the appointment of election officials in the maimer disclosed by th«* testi mony in this case, and we hope the irartir« wh<> instigated this erime will be brought tn justice." One lot oí $4 and $5 Shoes $2.45 (inc lot oí Indica $3 and $4 tí? 1 Q t Shoes at T * «OO One lot oí misses and childrens QQ_ Shoes .>! ance i/OC JOHN WESELY, Will be given in Scio* Oregon U 11 EN IN TOWN STOP AT SCIO J. S. STICHA’S FRIDAY, JUNE 11 At The Wrscly Hall New Confectionery Th<- procseda are to lie used purchasing «<quipm«*nt for Sri» lia** Kall Team. . Good Music, a (b**i Tune Good Order assured Numbers, including l.unch, II 00 Spectators 25 cents Everytsniy Cordially lnvet«*d A We Arc I Icadquarters for the licit Grade of Goods Carried in Our Line Supxril* for 1 HE SCIO I RIBUNE 'S/ 25 a pear There's a Reason why men like to buy such clothing Clothcraft, L System, and Michaels Stern because they each represent the maxi mum value for the money invested HATS For Summer IV< Pendleton Tuewisy Carl Cyrus left Scio for Pendleton as his objective point, where he will engage in an electri- cal businras. He took several boxes of electrical apparatus with him. I He thinks the Eastern Oregon city an ideal place for his particular line The Tribune wishes The Southern Pacific railroad to. of busmens ha* gotten out several folders rela him sucera» in the new ventun*. tive to < iregon coast ami mountain Fulung Tackle rsanrts, which should catch the eye of the Oregon vacationist. As sjieci- mens of artistic «kill, the work can if you want fishing tackle to take not he excelled. The Tribune officr ( with you on your early spring oul- haa btwn favored with copies of mg. don't fail to see llagey. the these folders As wart of the jeweler, about it. He has just re printers art. they are moat enter- reived a new stock which is th»* lw**t taming (the market affords. I p mi»*1 fit column, makes The Tribune say rather harsh things about our city council. The Democrat will do well to quote exact words, rather than to say we used words which we did not But what may we expect from a proxy editor, anyway? 9 From the most popular Straw Sailors to the comfortable, light, silk Crusher Hats, we have an immense line of hats. Straws, Panamas, Light Felts, Silk Plaid and others. The Blain Clothing Company ALBANY OREGON
