The Scio tribune., June 10, 1915, Image 4

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D<an berriea are l>eginning to
npen.
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Chaa Young came over
Corvallis Wednesday evenirg
Sct<> Tribune one year for 11.26
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Tomato plant» for »ale
See Ota
C. Compton
F. E Libby, of Jeffrrwm. wa» in
Seio Saturday
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Mr». Don McKnight came down
from Mill City Monday.
J. J. Barm-«. of above Stay ton.
was a Scio viaitor Saturday.
Mr». Mary Qucmvr and Mr» Joe
Kornik. of Stayton, visited Mra. J.
8. Morris, last wnak.
Albert Y<>ung left last Thursday
on a San Eranciaco trip, to take in
the Panama fair and tn visit his
brother.
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The cundenaery jieople report that
they are now taking care of between
8000 and 9000 pounds of milk daily.
Albert Downing and M um Ruth
Hcndryi, of I Acomb. were united
in marriage by Rev Leech in Al­
bany Monday
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The Tribune family is indebted to
John Wesely for a most delightful
joy ride in his Huick last Friday
evening
Such
little courtesies
maketh the heart of ye editor glad.
Velina Edwards entertained a few
of her little friends Tuesday after­
noon. it being her eighth birthday
Refreshments were served out <>n
the lawn, and the usual little games
were indulged in.
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Our editorial friend. F M Brown
of the Brownsville Times, has gath­
ered a rather juicy plum in th«- way
of chief clerk for the game warden
This clerkship is much hetter than
to be th«- gano- warden
The war-
derohip pays but three dollars per
day. while the clerkship pay» 1150
per month
All the name, we con­
gratulate Brother Brown in hia new
field In the interim another Brown
wields the editorial pen for the
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Henry Miller ami e>«n Walter, re­
Mrs. Riley Shelton went to Port­
turned
from Eastern Oregon Thur»-
land Monday to take in the Row­
•lay
ev«-r»iug
They were rcceiv«*d
show
with a hearty welcome in this
Dr. Hobson went to Portland
neighborhood. especially Walter.
Wednesday, expecting to drive an
Mias Dorothy Smail is working in
auto back.
the vicinity of lebanon.
For Rent Small house,
good
The Crabtree itaat* hall team re­
garden spot, and chicken house. 16
gret
very much that their manager.
per month
R M Cain
Bilik- Miller, has l»-en called to Mt. !
Dr and Mr» H<dmon. Win Bren­
Angel by a ls-tter position
ner ami I lean Morris went to the
Miss Effie Rhoda has lieen visiting
Roar show Wedm-sdav morning
fro-mis in Ulis locality.
Mr ami Mrs. P II. MacDonald
Mrs. S. T Eastbum and daughter
am! Frank Morris drove down to
Neva,
of Aumsville, visited for a
Portland in th«- MacDonald car. last
few
days
last week with the Suther­
Tuesday
lands.
Wanted 11 (MiO on umncumlw-rvd
The delisting club met al Ifenrv
land (300 acres i worth 13000
The
Ray's
last week. We now expect to
loan is a good <>m-
Inquire at The
make
it
a weekly affair.
Tribune office.
Miss Cora Merritt was given a tin
shower on M-mday evening previous
to her wedding.
Mrs Flo Hart ami little son have
return«! from Portland
Arch Ray, la-on Montgomery.
Walter Miller and Blanch Pruitt
were Altianv vimtors last week
Moat Maud Rav has found out
that trouble never come« singly, ,
lA»t w«x-k she cut the emi off of
her finger, then »lie fell and wrench­
ed her hip ami now she has a full
nutl boil on the Itack of her neck.
She need« sympathy.
Wheat |w*r buahel
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Bran per ton
Wh«-al chop per ton
Oat chop
Harley Chop ” "
Flour per »ack
Egg» twr doien
Butler per roll
Chicken», hen» per lb
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Veal
Hog», live per hundred lb
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30 00
30 00
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Qyeensware, Glassware, Etc.
Field and Garden Seeds
Cash Paid tor Veal, Hogs, Hides and Cascara H««ik
Price* Right
Our
Paid Fraternal Visit
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WILEY,
Proprietors.
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
Having lately purchase«! them- stables, it is our
aim to conduct a hr»t-cku«» livery ami f«»-«l stable
in every respect.
We ar«- adding new teams
and rigs which, with accomodating and court«-ou»
service, we f«-el sure will appeal to the public.
Hack» meet all trama.
Rig» for commercial
men a specialty.
Our prin-a are reasonable
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AND CHILDREN'S
LADIES
I as I Sunday the Richardaon Gap
local acteii as h««»t tn several neigh­
boring locals. It entertain«*«! about
200 tx-ople with address«-» ami music. >
lautt Monday evening a round
You and your children are
Mf(. if y<tu *,.ai Dr* !«owc doiu-n of Scio K. of |' i [and lAurel
& Turner's glaam-s eyes safe and t>»lge No. 7 of that order a frater­
price safe they cost no more than nal visit. Roe Shelton'» auto bus
the ordinary kinds mid you have the waa requisitioned
The personnel
l>em-fit of then »kill ami many year» of the party was Walt. Ira. Bert and
experience as exclusive eye and Jack Bilveu, Riley. Walt and Bill
nerve specialists.
Dr. Turner is Miller, Clifford. Rolla ami Roe Shel­
recognixed aa one of the leading ton. < h * o . Piatt, and August Rahn.
opthalmologists of the Northwest
The boys report they had a de­
Consult them at Dr. Prill’s oflice on lightful visit.
Saturday. Jum* 12 They do not go
from house to house.
One charge
a imams
covers entire cost of examination.
BLAIRSTOWN
Glam«-« ami fram«-» are fully guaran­
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teed whether they cost |2 or more.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bilyeu drove
to Albany Monday to take Mias
Johnson, the instructor of Domestic
Science of our public schools, home.
A J. Johnson, of Corvallis, came
Miss Johnson will have charge of
over
W«-dmwday evening (in Thurs­
the same again next school year.
day morning. Mr. and Mr» Chas. ;
Hurray! Scio has won a Iwue ball
Warner, Mr Johnson and Dr
Prill
game
I a » I Sumi ay the Scio boys
went to Portland
The trip is made
played the third game with the
in th«- iutereat of Mr Warner who.
Jordan team
Jordan won the first
ir is feared, is suffering from a very
two and Scio the third
Sunday 's
serious diseam-
Mr. Warner, how­
score was 9 to 6 in favor of Scio.
ever. at this time, seems con»i<ler- >
Being convinced that they could ably lietier than a few days ago. i
not get Secretary Bryan'« sralp, He was able to sit up in the car ami
political enemies are now centering The Tribune hopes, will come l>ack
their forces upon Secretary Daniels feeling considerably better
They may get him. He is only a
naw»|>aper man and is liable to any
what he thinks.
Local Market Report
Guy McKmght caught a lull in
his business ami came down from
Mill City last Friday
He says the
mill company are putting on a full
force of hands and they are working
nine hours. Diev expect to be put
on the 10-hour Kama in a short
time.
DEALER IN
Curtis Griffin, who has l«een work­
Mel Shelton of Alltany, spent Inst ing in Portland, is home »pending
hi» vacation with relative«
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Married At the home of the
bride'» [«arenta. by Rev Hays, on
Mrs. Martha Hill, of Palouse, June 9. Ivan Miller and Mias Cora
Waidi . came down last Sunday to Meritt
spend the summer with her Mater,
J G. Fountain, a Jeffemon mer­
Mrs J 8. Morris
chant. cam«- over with Mike Kelly
For Sale Five namemrer automo­
Wrdm-wlay. Mike »aid h«- want»«]
bile in first ciaan condition
A bar­
to show Mr. Fountain a town
gain if taken in the next five day».
E. C. Skelton owns a cow which
Enquire at this office.
hr »ays |iays him 122 tier month
William Williams, the eupixwed
beaid«*« supplying his family with
Lyons suicide, was found Thursday
milk and butter. Four or five such
and was taken to Albany to iw-
cows is worth a whole coral full of
examined for insanity
many which are being milk«-d.
We expect to receive a car load
Rol Morris and lJ<>yd Luckenitach
of cement on or before June H and
started
<>n their mountain trip Tues­
•nil make vou a special price al
day
morning
The first l«-g of the
West Scio on its arrival.
trip
is
to
the
Breitenbush
hot spring»
Chas Weerly.
than aero«» th«- mountains to th«-
Henry Miller, and son Walter, re­
Metolius
Each was mounted on a
turned from their trip over to the
potty am! IJoyd was leading a |»ack
Slaters last Thu relay
They expect
tn start back with their familie» animal
about June 20
J. F. WESELY
from
SHOES
We are closing out about 300 pairs
of Ladies and Childrens Shoes at a
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One lot oí $4 and $5 Shoes
for
$2.45
One k»t oí ladies $3 and $4
$1.35
Shors at
One lot of misses and childrens
98c
Shoes at
JOHN WESELY,
Scio, Oregon
There's a Reason
why men like to buy such clothing as
Clothcraft, L System, and Michaels Stern
because they each represent the maxi­
mum value for the money invested.
HATS
For Summer
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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
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