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

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Dr. Hobson ia having the front of
his office painted thia week
The new drug store seems now a
surety for Scio.
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Fred Bilyeu lately received a car
load of Ford car*
(’has. Weselv ia receiving several
new Maxwell car*.
The dates for th* Brownsville Pio­
neer picnic are June 13-14-16.
Th«* l«l«non mohair pool wa*
aold last Saturday far 4h| cents per
pound.
The Brownsville mohair pool. 3000
pounds, was aold for 43j cents per
pound.
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Henry Ray. who has been an in- Hall of Istme Rebekah lx«dge
vali<! for aeveral month», wa» a
M. I. 0. O. F
Where**: The Great Ruler
Tribune visitor yesterday.
Dr. Prill will bring a new Over­ the Universe has remove«! from
land car up from Portland thia lodge. our Beloved Sister Mattle F
week. Will Riehar«ia>>n ia the proa- Edwards by the mvsaenger of d«*ath.
we bow our head* in sorrow a* we
peetive buyer.
submit to the will of Him who holds
Germany ia willing to warn pas­
the d«*stinica of us all in Hi* hand*,
senger «hit»» but contend« that do*
be It therefore
will continue sinking
freighters
IU«olv«*d That th«* lodge ha» lost
without warning
an upright ami faithful memtier an t
Ivan Kalachweid is up again from
sister, her daily walk and actmna
an attack of th«* measles
lle wa*
truly exemplifying Fro-mlship. Live
in town Monday with a face rv«i
and Truth.
enough for any purpose
Resolved That we d<> truly sytnpa-
Mias Alice A. Prill, of Corvalli*. thixr with the gnef strick«*n family I
was a guest at the home of Dr and in their bereavement, am! we corn-]
Mrs. Prill last Sunday. She is a mend them to our Heavenly Father
distant relative to the doetar.
who doeth all thing« well.
County School Superintendent W.
The much talk«*! of cheese factory
L. Jackson visited the Scio school*
ia now a surety
The building is
last Friday
being erected near the Richardson
The 97th anniversary of the I. O.
bridge acres« the Crabtree creek.
0. F wa* celebrated by the Albany
The K. of P. I»and boys are Soon
lodge last evening.
to have the military uniform« of the
Mr. ami Mr*. P. II. MacDonald
Uniform rank of the order. Leoni­
ami Miaa Nita Bilyeu autoed over to
das lodge will assist in th«* purrham*
Lebsmon Sunday.
Wm. Ehlert. formerly of I**l*am>n
Th* Eddyville mohair pool sold
and who M well known is Scio, has
for 614 cents per pound, th«- top
purchased the lease of the Rum
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price of the season in Oregon.
House in Albany am! ia now in
Mr*. W A. Cross was called to charge of the same.
Silverton Monday morning, on ac­
In the storm in Portland yester­
count of the illn«*s* of her mother.
day evening, one person was killed
We make a specialty of Friend­ and two were injured
lightening
ship. Engagement ami Wedding struck a chimney and the falling
Ring*. F. M French A- Son, Alltany. bricks did the rest
Oregon
Seven Pages were given the rank
The dance at th* I. O. 0. F. hall of Esquire at the K. of P. lodge
last Saturday nighf wan largely at- Tuesday evening, One more rank
tendod and the liest of order pre- remains for them yet to receive,
vailed.
that of Knight.
What is being done about our
Mrs. M. C. Gill rwturnad W««ines-
proposed fr«w ferry near Shelburn? day morning from a visit to her
The travel would be using It now if daughter. Mrs. F. M. Arnold of
ready.
Albany.
She brought her little
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Reaolve«! That these resolutions
be qiread on the records of this
Lodge, a.copy thereof transmitted
to th«* family of the deceased sister,
and a copy published in The Seto
Tribune.
Cora Calavan
Emma Shope
Emma Ou por
Committee
SANITARY MARKET
HOTEL MXX K
PARK MILL COMPANY
Kt.'o »<m>H tu
Houscr-Bollantvne Mill Co.
IMCAUOUI IN
DOUGLAS HR LUMBER
Special Attention Given to Local Orders
I OR
Revere Rooming
House
:
OREGON
BARGAINS IN
Go to
PROCHASKA & CO
South Suit of Hruige
SCIO
OREGON
JACK FROST
Jack Frost come* like a thief in th« night. If you have any
growing plant* out he will nip them uni«*«* they are covered over
— protected. An«i how al>»ut your m«>n«*v? 1» it protecteti against
the burglar another thief who cornea in the night? Protect your
money by keeping it here. No thief can gel it while vou do not
need it ami when you do need it y«>u can get it any time
ALBANY STATE BANK
fi t « kkrvm 'K'*
ALBANY
OREGON
PEERY’S DRUG STORE
Sec. XV Scio Health
Ordinance
FARM LOANS
expects the local paper to fight
against sending orders to mail order
houses and to thu* work indirectly
for his benefit, yet he gives the
psper no buxines*
He forget* that
there ia a reciprocal obligation in Good Clean Wholesome Rooms and
Beds at Moderate
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SCIO
General Merchandise
Purnishing Goods
Groceries, Etc
DENTIST
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WHERE CLEANLINESS IS SUPREME
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To the republican voter* of Unn
county:—I am a candidate for the
other of County Surveyor and am
now serving iny fourth term in that
capacity.
The office of county «urveyor i*
one in which experience ia a very
m-cemary qualification and one in
which it requires several year* prac­
tice in handling deed, road and
other record* c«»nn*ctrd with th«*
KUrvevora office, before one ia com*
pc tent to give hi* liest matured
judgment to th<MM> requiring aame.
I have had 16 year« experience in
the surveying proftsauon
Eight
loD.
year a in government work, right
years in county and municipal sur­
veying
I attended school at the
University of Oregon.
During the incumliency of E T
Fisher in the office of County Sur­
veyor he accumulated the g«»vrm-
inent field notea for Linn county
and arranged them in l«ook form
along with th«* reestablished govern­
ment comer*. The note* are a very
valuable record to the surveyor
owning the aame and give* him a
decided advantage for accuracy and
efficiency in surveying I purchased
these notes from the Fisher estate
on «-ntering the county surveyor*
office.
If nominated and elected to the
office of County Surveyor I will
endeavor to give to the citizen* of
Linn county the be*t of my know­
ledge and experience.
Paid adv.
Rringing our streets to grade and grandson home with her.
a complete drainage system will
If vou have anything to «rii or
make Scio a different looking town,
want to buy anything, learn* a farm
next winter
or other property, try a want ad in
It is rumore«l that we are soon to The Tribune, it will get results and
have a wedding in town. Thi* ia save you both lime and money.
not a "Guy“ but a full-fledged
Mr ami Mrs. R. L Devaney, of
rumor among the womenfolk*.
Albany, were Sciti visitors Wednes­
John Bryant, an Albany black­
day
The Devaneys are thinking of
smith. was in town Tueaday. He
making a permanent residence in
said he had no particular business
Roseburg. Mr. Devaney wa» driv-
here other than he just wanted tn
ing a new Studebaker six.
come to Scio.
Ed Mvers has found out that.
Mr. and Mr*. J E Wearly enter­
though he ha* an excellent car. it
tained a number of their many
will not run without gasoline
If
friend* al their elegant suburban
he had had some people we know
horn*, juat south of town Wednew
of along, they could have blown into
day evening
his engine and relieved him from
An unusual number of old people
his difficulty.
have tieen and are victins of measles,
Our school board will a«1d another
which ia considered a childhood
teacher
to the grade department of
diarase. In one casr a lady K0 years
our
public
school» for next year
old is afflicted.
The list of teacher* is not yet coin-
A. L. Geddea. county aurveyor,
plete, though it is known that
came over Tuesday morning, to run
Prof. White and several of the prea-
some Ian«*« for John Shindler. Mr.
ent teachers will be retain««!
Gedde* think* hi* chances for re­
David Rice, who ha* been suffer­
nomination are good.
ing with dementia since the death
The Albany fair board aava It will
of his wife some months ago and
not undertake to give a fair next
Phone 27-7
who has lately manifestad a spirit I
fall unless the county court will
of violence, was taken to Albany
give 11000 to finance the same The
OREGON
Tueaday morning to be examined,! SCIO
court says it will give 1400.
preparatory to his commitment to
The Scio Tribune SI.26 a year
County Eruit Inspector Rumbaugh the inaane asylum.
came over from Albany Tuesday
M. Sternberg & Co. were the
morning to inspect the Daley peach purchaiwr* of the mohair pool, pay-1
orchard. Some fungus disease had
ing 45.36 cents therefor. The only
appeared which Mr. Daley did not
Reasonable Rates
other active bidder present was Mr.
quite understand.
Any Amount
Sulivan. representing the H. F.
l*»ng Time
Mr*. Rebecca Morris was so un­ Norton company of Portland. Al
No waiting
fortunate last week a* to fall and Sternberg, the suecemful bidder,
break one of her rib*. Not long was buying for the Crimmens. Pierce
HECKER Ac BEAM
since a stick of wood fell and struck Co., of Portland.
133 Lyon St. Albany. Or.
her on the head, from which she
The merchant who does not invite
yet suffer*. Her unfortunate cycle
trade through the columns of the
When in Albany
seem* to he at hand,
local newspaper, has no right to
a
TRY A ROOM AT THE
Word was received in this eity complain if he does not get it He
last Thursday of the death of Frank
Butcher, of North Yakima. Wash,
Pneumonia wa* th«* cause.
Mr,
Butcher was a resident of Scio for
a number of years and married a
Scio girl
His age wa« about 60 I
year*.
FISH ON FRIDAYS
Allred L Gedde*
Dr T. K. Sanderson
M. f V-
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.'W. P«’4. M P ro/ Loaf Par
Smoked Meal». Lard, Pickled Pork l,r>d Veal.
PtcMcd Heart, Tongue and Pig» Feel.
Canned Pork and k'eal
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all privy vaults
and water closets
shall be disinfect­
ed on the first day
of May and Aug.
of each 3 ear by
using half a pound
of chloride of lime
in each of the said
months.
u
Spring Fever”
is not laziness, it
is a condition of
languor that is as
truly an ailment
as a contagious >
disease.
Invigorate the sys­
tem at this time
with a suitable
spring Ionic
Chloride of Lime
15c per pound
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