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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1915)
* w '<• / A- 4 A. » 11*. A* »r * «*o> Portland hat! a IZXSJMM) ftre thia Frank Pruitt reports that he brought the first load of new wheat Pure bred Lincoln buck lambs for to the Scio mills His grain yielded sale See or write Jem Rodgers, alxtjt 28 bushels to the acre The Millersburg *ch<H>l house waa Scio. Ore. Mt. and Mrs. J. (). Downing, of destroyed by fire Monday night. It [Gresham. Ore., were over Sunday is not known how the fire started The directors arc planning to re W D Brown, the ladianoo pro . visitors at the home of George build at once duce man, was in town last Thurs Rodgers. The Fair management «ay they day. Mrs. G. A Dugger visited at the are getting things so lined up that Mrs. J. H Butler and daughters home of her brother. J. G. Crawford the* are safe in saving the coming of Portland, are visiting her parents of Albany, from last Friday to the fair will I m * far superior tn any <>f following Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pettit. its predecessors W. A. Ewing was confined to hto For Sale A second hand Over- laml auto for sale at a bargain. Call home for a few days with a btllious Llkbom It attack. He la now out again and at The Tribune office. Chaa Bruce, of l»d>»non, was in able to look after business. (Continued from pagv I) Mr. and Mrs F. M Arnold, of Scio Monday looking after the natter The Scio Tribune »1.25 per year mill wood, up in the Bilyeu Den Albany. are spending their vacation father at Black Engle. Mr. Wallace in visiting Scio relatives and in chas country. rvc«*ntly took out aome good placer Mrs. F. M Smith ami children ing the festive trout this week I gold. lb«» She H i hi now has th«* mail con- | started yesterday for a three months (laud Compton, the efficient tool visit to relatives near Kansas City. tract to West Scio as well as to I sharpener of the Crown, visited Munkers. He has also purchased Missouri. Black Eagle and the Silver King the hear** from the livery stable A. G. Dvorak and family came mim*s r«*c«*nlly. latest reports say that Charlie over from Lebanon last Thursday as A party from Detroit, Michigan, All the first leg of their trip over East Warner continues to improve will arrive at the Crown mines this Scio people hop«* the improvemen I ern Oregon. week for an examination of thei Mrs. C. H. Hineman and little will continue until he fully regains propertv son of Portland, arrived Saturday hto health. James Jone», of Albany, who is It to stated that the Ford touring to spend a week with Mr and Mrs. chief steel driver at th«* Crown mines, car will lie sold next year for (495 T. J. Pettit. tells of a peculiar experience he had Work on renovating the Scio hold At this rate of decline tn price, in with a large water snake near was l«*gun Monday morning m the 1920 a country newspaper man can Powder Point, a half mile east of way of hauling rock to level up the afford to own a car. the mines While this story may be For Sale or Exchange Several ■ foundation. doubted by some, Il is sworn to la thoroughbred du roc gilts, clligible Mrs. L. T. Smith, after a three to register Will sell or exchange the truth bv Claud Compton ami week, visit at the home of Dr. T. for first-clam cows. Inquire at The G«*orge Baker, Mr. Jones' 'fellow K. Sanderson, returned to her home workers who say they were eye wit Tribune office. In Portland Saturdav. nesses. One year ago Mr. Jones V. L. Prokop, of Kansas, arrived A little daughter of Clarence waa fishing and had just lost a 21 on a visit to his parents. Mr and Wiley, by mistake, drank some coal pound fish, also th«* last hook he had Mrs. V. Prokop Friday, Mr. Prokopi | and had started home when he oil Monday. Dr. Prill was called is a laundryman at Arkansas City, I and soon had the little one relieved. [ espied a huge water snake vainly- Kan., and will visit here until about attempting to catch a school of A bunch of the Bilyeus and Shel August 15. * j trout that were visible in th«* water tons. K. of P. boys, drove over to Moat Sex am» were out of ,own | below. Jomjs says he fell sorry for Alliany Monday evening to pay a Sunday on fishing and picnic | the snake, seeing his hungrv look an fraternal visit to Laurel lodge of Aliout 30 enjoyed the cooling he grniqsd hto snakeship by the tail that city. and rippling water at the mouth of I and held him over the water, where- Mrs J. A. Bilyeu, of Scio, Mrs. the canyon just thia side of Jordan.! l upon the «nake speedily haul«*d 14 Nellie Gunaauls and Mias Dollie Others were on Crabtree ami the, fine fish out and handed them back Daley of Isduuion. went to Cottage North Santiam fishing. to him. leaving the fish with the i Grove Monday on a visit to Mrs. The Waltemcyer (nmiauiy. which snake, Jones went home ami straight Brown Hansard. are »pending the summer in Scio way forgot all about it. Ijut week Mias Rolla Wade and her grand ami have added materially to the he being in the same place fishing father. of Portland, came up Mon Sunday night picture shows, are he felt something gently rubbing day to attend the funeral of the preparing s home tal«*nt entertain against hto leg and upon looking brother and grandson, Robert Wade ment to lie given for the lienefil of | down, waa surprised to see hto old which occurred Tuesday the Linn County Fair. friend, the water snake, who recog Mrs. T. J. Pettit and daughter, nized Jon«*« soon as he saw him and A great many people did not at Mrs. J. H Butler, of Portland, drove ran swiftly to the bank and plainly tend the Bryan meeting al Ailuuiy to A Ilian v Thursday to visit Mrs. indicated hto desire to fish again. Friday. Iwcauae of the enforced 50 I Pettit's daughter. Mrs. Dan Zeh Jones says he again held him over ernts admission Thev would will- I and to hear Bryan's lecture. ingly have given twice the amount1 the water until he had hto fill of Miss Rewuc Morris, of Ixbanon, in the way of a contribution, but; fish and left him fondly munching when returning from a visit to they were down on th«* Allumy graft. a 2t> inch mountain trout. Springfield relatives Tuesday, could Mrs. Houck ami daughter. Mrs. not resist the temptation to take --------------- WHEN you WANT I .aura Irvine, of Portland ami Mrs Mo in her itinerary and pay home G. A. Waggoner and daughter. Mias. folks a visit. Iziura, of Is*banon. came over Mon- ( Cha*. Weaely will receive a car day on a visit to Mrs. M Alexander SEK load of cement the first of next returning in the late evening Phil FRED OHLEMIER week. A special price will be made if flitter drove them over from Leb- al tks Umigw taken at West Scio. Leave your anon. Hi. Experience is Worth Money orders at the Weselv hardware store Prof, and Mrs. Russell ami little to You la Scio at once son. of Wasco. Ore., visited at the Repairing a Specialty Mr. and Mrs E C. Peerv and home of M C. Gill the first of the Satisfaction Guaranteed daughter drove over to Stayton week. They are on their return Monday afternoon. Mrs Peery and from a trip to Crater lake. Prof daughter remaining for a few days Rusnell to the principal of the Wasco visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. public schools and Mias Grace Gill to W. H. Hobson a grane teacher in the same school. I The pall bearers at the Robert The first large wooden bridge in Wade funeral were taken from Linn county, erected at la>bari<>n in among his young associates They 1875. will soon be razed, a new steel Phone 27 7 were Roy Shelton. Rolla Shelton, J. structure taking its place. The life OREGON S. Sticha. E. G. Arnold, Edwin Hol of a wooden bridge to said to be land and John Kelly. about 35 to 40 years The Ixdianon Rolla Morns and LI ovd Lucken structure has lived the full term. bach returned. Tuesday, from their The new steel bridge will he ready DR. A. G. PRILL two months trip to Marion Lake and for service before the winter rains across to Sisters. They report hav are on. ing had a splendid trip with an "Berk." P. H. MacDonald's prised Calls Attended abundance of fish, etc. cocker spaniel, came up miming the Day or Night Mrs Martha Hazelton, of Albany, first of the week When found, he came over the first of thia week to waa quite dead, having thrust his reside with her sister, Mrs J. W heed into a small bucket or can to Richardson. Both ladies were get some article of food, from which siding alone and the change, as unable to withdraw it. Berk unusually intelligent and was doubt, will be more pleasant Coining! Coining! Big Home Talent for the Linn County Fair In the near future a monster Home I alent Will he produced for the benefit of the Linn County Fair After conaidering waya and mrana with which to raise the funds for the hair, a Home latent waa decided upon and is now in preparation. is a well known Society Comedy DramM, entitled "JIM THE WESTERNER" ■ Thia play has l«*«*n one of the most successful bills ever produced, it has lieen play ed in all the high class stock companies of the large cities and bv sum«* of our Iwwt road comtiantes. The play This story is well told and full of amusing situations as well as a touch of pathos. The son of a well to do busim**« man is driven away from home through the evil working«, of his father's ¡>artner. This same man has robbad and left |>ennile»is. Jim. called as a nick name ‘The Westerner." Jim has tried to find him but failed, and after settling up his bills in New York is going l»ack West, but first decide* to call upon the girl he is in love with. There he finds her brother living driven from, home by the same man who tried to ruin him lb* saves the brother, and arts to work to save the father and son from ruin and after many complications, succeeds in freeing them fr<>m the grasp of a heartless man The horw racing deacon and his bam* tiall betting wife, keep the fun going fast and furiously. The cast is an exceptional I v good one. each one living chosen to represent a particular type of part. Every one is working hard to make thia one of the biggest suc cesses ever produced in Scio, and the proceeds are to go to help out a worthy cause Thev are for the Linn County Fair, in which every one is interested. and will help to make it bigger and tietier than heretofore * * Watch for the date and don't miss this clever little play, as it will prove the treat of the *va*>n RhiiERVED SEATS ON SALE AT JOHN WES ELY'8 STORE xi »< »a j/T' Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent A T Fallas’ Billiard Hall Confectionery, Soft Drinks Cigars, / obacco, Etc. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME i ou Jire Sure of a Good I ime Plumbing or Turning Dr T. K. Sanderson DENTIST * •■•■*41 AT NEWPORT All round Seashore Reeort on Yaquina Bay and th«* Pacific ocean. A place of charm and Beauty. A Delightful Restful Atmosphere Newport offers wide variety of recreations and entertainments. There are plenty of hotels. Ixtarding houses, cottages, and camping accommodations. Newport is an ideal place to send the family. Our illustrated folder "Newport" will interest you. A postal will bring it. LOW HOUND TRIP FARES from all pointa <>n SOUTHERN PACIFIC Two Trains a day from Albany Inquiries for tickets ami information will re ceive courteous attention from nearest agent
