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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1916)
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Call and see them, for we can save you money Cha*. Wcwely. lily Engineer McArthur wm in town Thursday, of last week, tn at tend to Home matter» relative to street improvement Chari«*« Murphy, of Shelburn, wa* committed to the insane asylum at Salem Wednesday, by Judge Me- Knight, of Albany. For Sale: A Harley • Davidnon motorcycle, in good condition. ready for use, cheap. Inquire at The Tribune ••flic«" tf Mrs. Keliecca Morris rx|M*cta to leave this week for a six week* visit at the home of her stepson. Ira G. Morris, of Portland It is a gratifying fact that the oppoaition to th« improvement of our «1 reels is growing les« ami that there will not probably be a remon strance. The Tribune family is indebted to Mr. and Mrs. K. M Cain for a dish of fine Gold Dollar strawberries. Such friends sure* ad<i to the enjoy ment of life. Thanks Do it some Mr. and Mr». John Miller, of more Marton county, just across the river J. W Parrish, our electric light near Shelburn, came over Monday to superintendent, expects to move hi» •l>end Memorial day with Mr». L. favUy from Jefferson to this city W. Pomeroy. next w«-k. He would have moved j J. J. Barnea, on« of the very few sooner, but his children were attend civil war veterans of this city, en ing school in our neighboring town ; joyed the pleasure of a visit from and he thought it best to allow them his children, Jimmie and Nellie, of to complete th«" year Roe Shelton carried a bu» load of Salem. Memorial day. Scio people who had claims against Mr. and Mr». J. F. Wenely went the Park mill people, over to Albany to Portland Sunday morning. Mrs yesterday. The mill people hav«« Wenely will remain there for several b«M placed into bankruptcy ‘and weeks to receive a course of medi those interested, selected a receiver cal treatment frorfl a specialist. to lake charm* of and sell the prop Mr. and Mr». E. C. Peery drove erty. It is said the claimants will I over to Albany Wednesday in their get 25 per cent or lietter of their auto. Mr. Peery’s purpose is to claim«. Among the numlier who confer with other democratic candi went ov«*r were N. I. Morrison, J dates about matters relative to the F. Wesely and Wm. Kt^auf campaign. ♦ k •* j **L * • ♦ M Si S‘> .. 4 • tKKKU ♦ 1 - • r* . ’ Xdf* ■ w*“F v ■Z'« ' <. i-4 " «■ Ï v * * ~aa ■* ‘ /or vou « row Prof, and Mr». White were over Mark Weatherford, of Albany, ha« to Albany Memorial day. l»*rn nominated by the democrats Lebanon is again unfortunate in tor cungrre« Dw prohibition party point of weather for her strawberry of the state has endorsed him. amt here* is a lip that Courier reader» fair. can tiank on. Mr Hawley has a man Several from this city are attend against him this y«wr wh<> is going ing the Strawberry fair in Isduuion to win this week t The independents tthere are a tot Haman Shelton, a prominent Jor of them in this congressional dis dan farmer, was looking after busi trict I are not going to come down ness in Scio yesterday to support Hawl«*v, the prohibition- Frvd Bilyeu reports the »ale of 1st» are* not going unanimously tor two Fords this week, one tn John their nominee ami the Ih-mocral» Riley and another to G. M Findlev. to a man will aopport Mr Weather Mr and Mr» R B Miller, of ford. Albany, came over Fridav evening Mr. Hawley is going to have his for a visit with friends in this city first real scrap for eongreas this Carranza has notified th«" United fall. For years he has had the State« that It is quite time for th« etoetion almost handed to him. and recall of her troops from Mexican he has a|«preciatod it by being a territory. standpat congressman in a progress For Sale Fancy llurliank *■«•’1 Ive state, taking th«* stump in the potato«*«. inquire of M Kelly. New England states and w irking Jefferson. Ore., I*hone. Home ixfi. against what the voters of his own stale voted tor. Bell. 8 F 54 From Cannon'« rule to the present Th«" achool children’« joy ride wa» day Mr Hawley has conaistently to the Green bridge whew they en stood in with the eastern bunch of joyed a picnic «up|>cr. They arrived IMtlHician« and financier» and b»*en home at about 9 p. m. th«"ir handv man in pinch««. His Never thought of it iwfore, but voting rec«>rd on roll calls is U m > the «un must tie bashful Iwcause he oi»-n proof of this hlii«"» hi» face »•• much of the time. The Courier knows the (ample of j ls*ap year is the proliable cause. this district are* ready tor rebellion, A nice monument now marks the only needing a big enough leader to grave of Mrs. Mattle Edwards, in follow. Franklin Butte cemetery The work Mark Weatherford is big «*nough was complete«! just in time for and this congressional district needs i Memorial day. Renton County Courier. a change When in need of anything in the way of job work, call and see us Attention Ford Owner» We do flrst-claas work at reasonable prices. Koger Cain load««! as many school children into his truck as could And room and took tlx^n for a joy ride yesterday afternoon They were a happy lot of youngsters. A-» ♦ ;>.’ " * ’. -*• 'Xk> .' , .irf iwri. - ■■■ Mike Kelly, of near Jefferson, was . in town yesterday. LOCAL BREVITIES 'Z K . “• / <•» 9 *•'••» C In Portland (,mu> Yes! There will be a rose for you al the Portland Rose Festival JUNE 7. 8. 9. 1916 Tur«dsy. June flth Crowning of Kxw Festival Qu«<cn at 8 p. m. Wednewlav. June 7th Grand I’am-ant of school <*hildre*n 9:45 a. m. National dedication of Columbia River Highway 2 p.m. Thursday. June Nth Annua! Floral Pogrant at 2 p m. Friday. June 9th Military. Fraternal and Civic Pageant 10 a. m. ("htnene Baby Show and Farad«* 3:30 p. in. <*4>stum*> Parade. Mardi Gras feature» in evening. Many other attractions not m«*ntione«i above. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES will be on sale from all Southern Pacific stations, Roarliurg and North. Jun«* 4th to Vth inclusive, return limit Jum- 12. From station« south of Roseburg in Ore*g>>n ami Klamath Falls Branch. June 4th to Nth inclusive Return limit Jun«* 17th. For fuKiMMr fnlktramalM*« m L W«c*i aemmt or wHI» JmU N 1«« m Cagmed Faaiafe Agwart F arris U. Or«e« SOUTH E KN FREE GRAPE JUICE With the combination purchase of A Can of I alcum and a bar of Soap for twenty-five cts. When in need of repairs, grease«, oils, tires or reqiair work, look me up I have a full line of Ford re- l>air |>artj« at catalogu«* prices. Also fr«*v tire service to Forel owner» Will deliver a tire any place within five miles of Scio at the list price : No charg«* for dsdivery Frod T. Bilyeu. Ford Agent fl-29 Phone 27. Scio. Ore Wheat iM*r bushel . - •• •• Oats Bran iw«r t<»n <>at chop Barley Chop Flour per sack Egg» per dozen Butter oer l»>und Chickens, hens per lb • a spring • a rooster» • a Turkey» • • ttoew* •« Ducks • 4 Beef • a Veal $ 78 .35 28 (Ml I’AC I F I C We will give a Ixittle of ■J Grape Juice FREE PEERY’S DRUG STORE 32 <><> 30 (Ml 30 00 1 30 .21 ,2o ... .13 .lfl 07 .18 .08 12 05 9* 8.00 9.00 8.00 We have a large stock of guaran Undertaking Department Not Sold Ilogs, live per hundred lb 4» Hog». dre«aed teed pure paints which we offer for aa Mutton sale, not at 12.30 per gallon as A report has been circulated that charged hv our competitor on the we have sold our undertaking busi- south side, but at $2 per gallon. new. Thia t« a false report. We Chas Wenely. are better prepared to take care of Good printing can be obtained your requirements along this line only where the proper types, press now than ever before. We have a es. material and expert workman licensed embalmer and also a her»«. We are prepared to take ship is found. The Tribune office I We have had twelve year» experi charge of funerals in an possriws all of these requisite« and ence in conducting funerals and we up-to-date sanitary manner the prices are right. assure you that we are fully com Embalming is done bv a Memorial day was observed in-' petent to attend to the caring for licenaed undertaker. Work formally by Scio. At various times ' the dead. guaranteed satisfactory. during the day nearly all of our Our stock of burrial caskets is N. I. MORRISON A N. C LOWE citizens visited one or more of the large and up-to-date from which various cemeteries snd eared for you can select and you will save the graves of their loved ones. from $15 to $50 on each *mrt- Mias Grace Gill, who is a teacher purchased from us. because we DR. A. G. PRILL in an Eastern Oregon school. during charge no larger pr«>fits for this the past year, was forced to go to than we do on any other line of Portland last week for special eye goods w«- carry. Calla Attended (all an«! s«*e us when you require* treatment. Being so near home she Day or Night could not resist the temptation to a funeral director. We are at your SCIO ORE. eat at mothers table, so came up service day or^ught. Yours to command and spent Sunday at home. She Chas. Wesely. returned to Portland Monday New Undertaking Parlor ‘JB*«/. Porlf. I l <al. cal l oaf. I’orlf Sausage. Hamburger, Smoked Meal», Lard. Pkkled Pork and Ueal, Pickled Heart. Tongue and ‘Pigs Peet, Canned Pork e°l- ^ ^HSH ON FRIDAYS - WHERE CLEANLINESS IS SUPREME SANITARY MARKET HOTF1. BIXXK - SCIO. OREGON o THE YOUNG MARRIED MAN* Every time you waste a dollar you are doing something more than spending a dollar You an* suending your future home. Every time you place a dollar in your bank account here* you bring your own home that much nearer to you. Just as that home will lie built brick by brick or b«>ar«i by (»«rd. just so must you build your Bank Account Dollar by Dollar ALBANY STATE BANK 4% Paid on Savings Account» 4W ------------------ ADVERTISE IN------------------ THE SCIO TRIBUNE ------------- AND GET RESULTS-------------- fl *
