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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1916)
-, / > V* **^-1 visit with Mrs. Jones parents, Mr and Mrs. J. G. Holt, of Thomas. LOCAL BREVITIES Quite a number of Scioans were in Albany Saturday. Among the number were Mr. and Mrs Fred Faster cards I and 2|c each at Bilyeu. Fred Jones. Henry Bilyeu Mr. Richardson and Mr. Lindlv. E. C. Peary’s drug store. The barber shop looked Somewhat A dean place for those who care damp Monday morning <«n account — the Sanitary Market of the building not living fully in- Prof. White was a business visitor cloaed While the Improvements were al Albany. Saturdry. going on. the pool hall was utilised As a rule the rain which commenced as a liarher shop failing Sunday night was welcome At last Scio has aomethmg that Bom on April 2, to Mr and Mrs every one can have without stint J. D. Brasher, a 12-pound daughter. the measles. And the same are be Dr. Hobson has had his office im- ing very generally distributed too. prooved bv building a square front interfering somewhat with our pub lic schools thereon. We hear talk of the establishing of a cheese factoay over in the Crad tree country. Clarence Wiley, of Sweet Home, was in town last week looking after business matters I ju » i Sunday workman commenced building the addition to the Morris Bros barlier shop. El Meyers now drive« a fine 1916 Keo auto, purchase«! through the (’has. W«wely agency The CAE bridge. The Tribune learns, is condemned but temporarily and can be repair«*«! in a few days. John Holt was in town Monday He »aid the rain which fell the first of wsek war welcomed by farmers, Chat. P. i tilling. of the Albany Herald editorial staff, was looking after business in town last Saturdav Dr. and Mrs. Pintier and Mrs Holston, of Slayton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Peery, last Sun day * /, Wa make a specialty of Friend- ship. Engagement amt Wedding Rings. F. M French dr Son. Albany. Oregon. Scio now has but one barlier shop as of old. Mr. Wimmer of the ho tel shop moved his fixtures away last week. Prof A. P. ilirona, of the Wes Stanton school. reports that his school was dosed last week, because of the measles Mr. arvi Mrs. Fran* Pfeifer and Scott Ward, of Albany, attended the big cAttle sale just south of town last Saturday. J. W. Parrish visited his familv in Jefferson last Sunday. Harry Johnston l<M>k«l after the light plant pending his absence. A A It »any gasolne distributing wagon was over Monday, supplying our local dealers with the stuff which makes the auto go. The parents of Mrs. [). G. Millar, of Portland, are visiting their daugh ter. wife of the superintendent of the condenserv of this city. John W’esely has had the front of his store decorated with a new coat ing of paint, an example others would do well to follow. Civil Engineer McArthur assisted by J. K. Green, of Isrbanon. were engaged two days last week in es tablishing grade stakes on Main St. Albany is having a cheese factory established in that city. It takes the place of a creamery and use the building on 6th and Jackson street, 4* >• ‘T* V •’- ,-r.. • 1C.» ' • ! a » A>f*: A.7» e* ’. -•«ho the rotten prunes that fall to the the infection of the blooms. If you have »praved your tree» in ground in the fall, or of the mum- (In Saturday April K. 1916. at the nova that hang on the trees during the lust few weeks you can omit the resitirncr of Err«! L. J<»n«*s. <«f this the winter, will help materially in first spray atmve. city, bv Itev II It Iler. Mr. John the control <«f the brown rot You can use the al»>vr on (s-aches Kelly. <>f Alimny an«i Mis* Gladjs an«! cherries for brown rot. It has been recommend«*«! to plow Jom-s. of this city, were united in the orchard l«vf««rw the tree* are in Respect fully marriage. Mrs Kelly is a daughter bloom to get rid of the mummies D. W Rumbaugh of Mr. Jack Jones, of Stayton, but I that are on the ground, so there will • • Fruit Inspector hu* resided much of her life in this be no old fruit to produce spore* for Albany, Ore.. April 8 19)6 city with her granduarenta, Mr and The Mrs. J A. Bilyeu of this city bride was c«wttimed in a handsome pink silk g«»wn. and the gr«»om in: the conventional lilark. After th* cvrvmony the happy maple am! gtM-sta repaired to th«* dining room i and f«-m>t*d u|»>n a superb dinner | Under Auspice» of K. oí P. Band which Mrs, F’red Jones knows an well h<»w to prepare, Club Dance Mr. and Mrs Kelly will r«nde in All»any where Mr. Kelly holds the n«»ponsible position of chief ¡iharma-1 Our city council at its last r«*gular cist with the firm «if Burkhart A. meeting ordered the city treasurer Lao. to pay a * 100 bond out of the sink Besides Mr and Mrs. F. L.Jooaa, ing fund of the light apd water uncle and aunt of the bride. Mr. ami plants. Mrs. Jack J«m«w. of Stayton, father It is eminently right and proper ami stepmother of th** bride, and to ;wy a debt when one has the Mr am! Mrs M Kelly, of near Jef- money, but in this cm *- the debts arr feison. father and sta-pmothrr of the different. groom ware gueat*. When the light and water plants The Tritium- extends congratula were rebuilt, a 20-year Ismded in tions to our former fellow towns debtedness was incur rd. (tearing six man and his bride. May a long life per cent interest. To gradually take of prosperity and happim-ss be vouch care of this bonded indebtedness, an safed to them. ordinance was enacted devoting tif tern per cent <>f th«- rvreiots from the light and water plants as thia The Brown Rot of the Prune sinking fun«l and to I m * used for no other purpose whatever. The last few years has been quite last year th«- retaurs and other ■ loss to the prune growers of the ex Dense* of the light plant were Willamette Valley. The amount of greater than the rrcvipui. and inter brown rot on prim«-» may he greatly est t«eanng warrants were iwued to r«duce«! by adapting the following cover this deficit. surav schedule. These outstanding warrants bear First spray, just Is-fore the petals eight |>er cent interest, while the own, second, about two weeks after bond«*) indebtedn«-^ bears but six they fall, third, about four weeks Hut as the bonds arc not due for Itefore th«? fruit Is ready to harvest fourteen years, the Tribune thinks These three applications, if thor that the sinking fund should be oughly done using a fine mist soray made useable to pay any debt against un«ler good pressure and covering the plant, preferably those liearing all the fruit, twigs and foliage, will the largest interest rates. Hut such result in a decid«-d benefit. use cannot lie made an long as the W hat to Use for Thia Spraying present sinking fund ordinance main Hord«-sux mixture 4-4-60 or even tains. 3-8-60. using a sticker of 2 lbs of The council will pro!«ably repeal ream to each 60 gallon of the spray, or amend this ordinance at its next or use the lime-sulfur.- Using for regular meeting so that these float the first spray 1-30. and for the se- ing warrants can tie paid. rood and third sprays 1-60. You should use caution in doing this work. DO NOT PUT THE SPRAY ON DURING AVERY HOT DAY. Wh«*n Wm. Brenner was making OR IX) NOT DRENCH THE TREES garden sometime in February, ■ Although every part of the trees great deal of joshing and good-na am! fruit must be thoroughly cov ture«! fun was had at his expense In fact, his friends kept him at the ered with a fine sprav to secure the telephone a go*«! part of one dai proper amount of protection. Correct spraying is an art that can answering queries al«>ut his garden This was when the garden was cov «»nly he acquired by practice. Use ered with two or three inches of the angle spray noule to get the liesl results, as you can «{gay in any •now. that the joshing was indulg«-»! direction by simply twisting the in. spray rod Now Bill thinks the laugh is coat It will be very helpful if the trees ing the other way. With green on are prum-d so as to let the sun and ions large enough for table use. let air to the inside of the trees as much tuce nearly large enough to use. peas as possible. This pruning will also six inches high, and potatoes and corn just peeping out of the ground, make it Dosdble to get at the inside he thinks he will soon lie able to fill of the trees to do better spraying. the orders given during the snow It has been found that any means storm. He desires the Tribune to that can be adopted to get rid of inform J. F Weselv that there are| strange sulwtances attached to the corn blades which very much resem ble icicles L.W At all events the garden looks re DR A. G. PRILL markably well an«! in our opinion, is Physician and Swgeog the premier early garden of the town. t ails Attended Cani of Thanks Day or Night Merl Cyrus. Chas. McCoy and Misses Bernice and Echo Cote, of Portland, were late visitors at the I desire to tender my most heart home of Mr. and Mrs. P. H McDon felt thanks to mv many friemis in « — ald. Scio for their many kindly acts dur Frank Thayer and some five or ing the long illness of my beloved mx of his family took <>n the measles wife and companion and for their last week However, such a little sympathy aud services during the thing as measles failed to stop Frank final obsequies. Especially to Ix-ona from looking after business and Dlerdorff lodgris 1. 0. 0. F. for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and an their sisterly and brotherly kindness other couple, all of Stayton, p aa wd and services and to all for the beau, through town Sunday morning go tiful floral offerings. A. E. Ed wares and children ing south, presumably for a short SCIO ORE. T. K. Sanderson DENTIST Phone 27-7 j Saturday Eve., April 15 at The band will render an «-xcellent program including the latent and moat popular "hits'* among the Reniick collection of two-steps All memlatrs ar«- cordially invited I« attend I’artn-s desiring memla-rship cards, will pleura' call on or w rite Roy V. Shelton, at Morrison’s Hdw. Store I OR BARGAINS IN General Merchandise F urnishing Goods Groceries, Etc Go to PROCHASKA & CO South Side of Hndge SCIO OREGON JACK FFOST Jack Frost comes like a thief tn the night. If you have any growing plants out lie will nip them unless they are covered over - protected. An«t how about your money* Is it paote«*ted against the burglar another thief who comes in the night? Protect your money by ket-ping it here No thief can get it while you do not nee«i it and when you do wed it y««u can get it any time ALBANY STATE BANK ALBANY P1.1H SERVICE" ’ "SAKETY ’HAFTHr Fit» sfkik »." OREGON Figsen Laxative Tablets With Cascara Regulates the system and keeps oil the grippe. Pleasant to take. Children eat it like candy Prices, 10, 25, 50c. * E. C. PEERY. Druggist TTie Recall Store OREGON OREGON » « ’X 1 « * «*w militi Brt IniMss Met bad ' • >
