The Scio tribune., January 27, 1916, Image 4

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Arrangements are being made for
a basket dinner on the day Governor
I Withy combe u to speak In Scio, on
February 19.
LOCAL BREVITIES
FARM LOANS
Three births in and around Sweet
Home have occurred in the last
month. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rusa»l
have a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs
Wood, a baby boy and Mr and Mrs.'
John Brown, of Pleasant Valley, a
baby boy.
Lebanon had a fire early Sunday
morning when the old postoffice
Chas Wswsly went to Portland to­
building, now used as s confection­
day
ary store, was gutted.
Mrs Roy Shelton was an Albany
Grain prices in Portland seem
shopper last Saturday.
about at a standstill with wheat at
Albany’s first public sales day for
81.06 and oats at 44 cents per
The public schools of Sweet Home i
the year will be next Saturday.
bushel.
Foster and Pl«su*ant Valley were not
Mrs E C. Peery went to Port­
1 A. Munkera was in town Mon­ in session last week, owing to ack­
land Monday for a few days visit.
day. When asked if he would I* a news and cold weather.
Candidates are now ripe and they candidate for anything, his answer
Grandma Wodtii, of Footer, who
will be interviewing our people at was **l am out of politics.”
has been tick of lagrippe. died at
any old time.
Mrs. Win. Brenner, who has had the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Albany had a ftooo fire Saturday an attack of lagrit»t>e and a touch of Stocker on January 21 and was bur-
evening, the Home Restaurant be­ pneumonia, was reported to be im­ ried January 24 at the Gilliland
ing the sufferer.
proving the first of the week.
ri'TOrUT)
Quite a number of Washington
Ice has impeded navigation on the
Mias Nettie I tai »ton who for some
sawmills are getting busy after ' Columbia river above the mouth of
years was an invalid, died Saturday.
several months of idleness
the Willamette for the past two January 22 at the home of Mrs
Mr. ami Mrs F. M. Arnold and' ' weeks. One boat is still tied UP. Chas. 1^-ona, and was hurried Sun­
little son came over Saturday for an hard and fast. tn the ice field.
day at th«* Gilliland grave yard, the
over Sunday visit with home folks.
Rev. Joe Waldrop, who was well funeral services being held in the
We make a specialty of Friend-j I known about Scio some 25 years church here
ship. Engagement and
Wedding ago. «rill address the citizens of this
Mrs. John Fainter died Sunday at
Rings. F. M French & Son. Albany, city on February 6. We have not
her home near Fooler, of a compli­
Oregon.
yet learned the place nor the hour. cation of lagrippe and heart troulde
County Commissioner T. J. Butler He is a talented speaker.
Mr ami Mrs H. C Van Fleet, of
of Albany, was in town Tuesday,
Mr. Hazelton, head miller at the Crawfordsville, visited his brother,
looking after business and. inciden­
Scio Roller Mills. inform«! The Tri­ R W . ami family Saturday evening
tally, hie political fences
bune Tuesday morning that he was and Sunday.
Al Helena. Mont., the thermome­ just 100 years younger than Bobby
I
J. F. Malone went to Ixbanon
ter dropped from 50 degrees above Burns, the great Scotch poet. Bums
to 20 degrees below in the space of war bom 157 years ago. so we can Sunday morning.
two hours on Monday. Some drop 1 guess pretty close to Mr. Hazelion’s
Messrs Cornish ami Bailey have
that.
returned from their visit and are
age.
Good Mr Weatherclerk. give ua
residents of Sweet Home once again
The federated church idea is
a rest from this snow business, or
J. A. Thompson. A. M. Davidson.
growing. Other towns than Scio
we will have to ask Judge Kelly for
will proltably come tn the same and S. W. Bowser were busmens
an injunction against your further
sensible conclusion with Scio. A visi torà at Lebanon one day last
snow activities.
great many of the Linn county re­ week..
Everybody who attended church forms have started in Scio, the town
last Sunday, speaks favorably of the which has made the Linn County Lecture al High School Auditoriua
new minister. Rev. Iler. The federa­ Fair a success
tion of our churches will, as it
Sheriff Bodine went to Gilkey
On Friday evening. January 28,
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should, win out.
station Wednesday near where he is Georgs V. Met lure will deliver a
A Chicago girl jumped from the
serving papers in a replevin suit of lecture at the High school auditor­
18th story of a building, landing on I
J. W. Cusick A Co. vs. S. K. Barnes ium on the subject of "Today and
a truck loaded with paper boxes and
The complaint states that Barnes is Yesterday”'
will recover.
Some people can’t
unlawfully holding several head of
Mr. Mri'lure ma talented speak­
die when they want to.
horses and cattle that belong to the er and comes highly recommended
The Germans are again making plaintiffs, and the sheriff went out tn by those who have heard him. J.
aerial raides on English towns, kill­ see to the removal of the property. H. VanWinkle and Rev. D. H. leach
ing more non combattanta
They
The Albany Herald ia in error in of Albany, say. "A clean, strong,
must want to aid the English re­
stating that Nathan Baum was the entertaining and instructive lec­
cruiting officials.
first republican elected in Linn turer.”
A Junction man attended a dance
having a bottle of liquor in his
pocket
He was arrested and fined
1100. This ia the first violation of
this section of the prohibition law
in the state reported.
county. 1. M Bruce was elected
treasurer as the first republican.
Mr. Baum was elected county clerk,
defeating D. F. Mason two years
later. At the same time J. J. Charl­
ton was elected sheriff bv the re­
The motor train on the C. & E. ia publicans
a great convenience to people near
the line in Eastern Linn county,
The train arrives in Albany early in
the morning and leaves at 5:30 in
Hon. Sam’l. L. Garland will ad*
the evening on the return.
dress the Scio High school Monday
Dr. J. G. Turner, formerly
of Lowe A Turner, the eye
specialists of Portland, will be in
Scio again Friday, February 11 at
Hotel parlors. Headaches relieved,
cross eyes straightened. No charge
for consultation ' or examination.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Notary Public and
Reasonable Rate»
Any Amount
Long Time
No waiting
Contcyenaor
HECKER & BEAM
133 Lyon St Albany. Or.
Abstracts of Title F-aamsned
OREGON
SCIO
•4' SAVINGS DEPOSITS 4'
With the New Year Come thoughts of better
times, of making more money and saving more.
Why not add to you« ravings by depositing
your money where it will be aleolutely safe
and still earn you a liberal rate of interest.
Small accounts as well as large ones are
always welcome.
All that you need to do is
to mail yolir deposits to this bank.
Send
check, draft or money order, Banking by
mail ia both safe and convenient.
ALBANY STATE BANK
"SAFKTY l-l.t K RKRNlt’K”
OREGON
ALBANY
Wet Weather Brings Colds
A cold, no matter how slight, should
never la- neglected, for very serious
complications very often develop
and the result ia a grave illness.
The beat treatment, the kind that
does the work when other treatments
fail, ia
Rexall Cold
7 ablets
Gently laxative. pleasant to take and
guarant«<«*d to give you relief or your
money back. Secure a box today and
have it near at hand, for when a cold
first starts is the time tn break it up
E. C. PEERY. Druggist
TTie fìttali Store
OREGON
SCIO
Th«- admission will be 25 cents,
one-half of which goes to the benefit
of the High school.
The Oregonian states that the
snow fall for January is taro feet
and at thia writing is still falling.
morning at 9 a. tn., to which the
citizens of Scio in general are cordi­
ally invited
Mr. Garland’s addrewi
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will be delivered in the auditorium
in the public school building and his
subject will be in the interrata of
education.
Five people who were on their
way to Albany to attend a funeral,
were in the snow slide wreck on the
Northern Pacific which occurred I
Sunday The husband, Edward Rat­
terman and two children were killed
outright and Mrs. Batterman was
seriously injured and the other child
escaped without injury
W E. Chrisman, who lives be­
tween Scio and Stay ton. was in town
Tuesday. He informs The Tribune
that he will be a candidate for
county commissioner before the re­
publican primary election.
Mr.
Chrisman is one of our leading
young farmers and dairvmen and is
well worthy of his party’s confidence.
Anyway, the forks of the Santiam
includes more than one-half of the
territory of Linn county and should
in justice, have one of the commie-
■toners at least.
R. SHELTON
New Barber Shop
Wheat ner bushel
Oats
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Bran per ton _____
Wheat chop per ton
44
Oat chop
44
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Barley Chop
Flour per sack
Eggs per doaen
Butter per pound
Chickens, hens per lb
• 4
M
spring "
4S
*’ roosters "
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44
Turkeys
Geese
Ducks
• 9
44
Beef
Veal
Hogs, live per hundred lb
Hogs, dressed
Mutton
8
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.351
28.00 '
82.00
30.00
30.00
1.35
.27
One door south Scio Hotel
W O WIMMER. P rop .
Hair Cut
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Shave
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Plain Shampoo ...
Fitch Shampoo
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Tonka, except Quinine
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