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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1916)
* • » **» «/Î m Î - / \ '* r ^'-4 *’• « '•* « - « '*•'* • • A\».T * » * ' te >’■ ’ «Y-T--": .y.: ^.M r-*‘ i ,*»rr< «* a * (Tarrnce Wiley, of Sweet ll-.m« was in town a short time y«-»t«-r»1ay LOCAL BREVITIES Wild blacJtlierry parlies are now the rule. The crop ia reported to be abundant. TI h ? Turner camp meeting was in session last Sunday, several from Scio attending. Ill • ; E, HOLLEY ITEMS John Wearly, and his uncle, Mr Pruaek. of San Francisco, drove to Albany Friday morning. We are having a few clear day» now and everylmdy is rushing in hi» Charles Craft, one of the pro hay You can hear the hum of the gressive farmers of the upper Crab mower in th«- field, which tells us tree country, was in town yesterday harvest time b here , looking after buMness matters. Mra Wilds King and Paul Hicks Pete MacDonald ami |>arty were married at AI lamp and went up to Bilyeu creek Sunday an<i to Muro, Slurman county U» work brought home g<««i t»a*keU I of Willie Robison has gone to Wash- trout. ington to work through harvest. Mrs. IJzzie Sutherland and her the same was most interesting The speaker then paid his respecta to eongre* and particularly to the senate branch thereof Hi* refer ence to "senatorial courtesy" was moat amusing an-1 compared the same to a speco-» of ’’dry rot.” He II - n referred to the rx|«»srd condi tion of Oregon’s coast line and urged the wisdom of preparing tn resist a ixHwibltf attack from European notions and Japan, some time in the near future. Dr T. K. Sanderson New Undertaking Parlor We are prepared to take charge <>f funeral* in an up-to-date sanitary manner Embalming is done bv a licensed undertaker. Satisfaction guaranteed. N. I MORRISON & N.C. LOWE Much Eastern Oregon wheat will Saturday night the friends of Roy be «hipped in bulk this year, oaring sister, Mias Cary, of Berkelv. Cal . are visiting relatives and friend« in Thomtwon gathered at hi* home and to the high price of sacks. Notary Public and Scio, their girlh«M«d home had a bonhre party to celebrate hi» Bert Bilyeu talks of going up in They all «*njuy««d them- When the electmn pamphlets are birtlxlay Coin'eyensor to Eastern Washington in a itti •ent out voters »hould scan them Selves fine until midnight, when days to remain during harvest. i’hoiw 27-7 closely. There are «evcral measures they all de|>artcd for home. Abati at ta of Title Examined Berry Pickers are so scarce over upon which voters diould sit M-verly. Miss Neva Mahrne is »{»ending the in Washington about Tacoma, that OREGON OREGON SCIO Perry Bilyeu, who live» on the week with her sister. Mrs. Stella SCIO grower» steal them from each other. l«el»anon-Srio rood near Crabtree, I Van Epps, of Sweet Home. For Sale: A Harley - Davidson comes to Scio so seldom that his The Holley grange haa decided to motorcycle, in good condition, ready visit vrsterdav is worthy of personal j hold its annual fair on October <> for use, cheap. Inquire at The mention. and 7. Tribum- office. If Haying i* in full progress in this Frank Rice ami family arc camp Eighteen measures will te found locality. With the favorable weath ing Up the Cetipooia, picking imiaa on the Imllot next fall when the er which we have been having, a to »hip. Oregon voter goes into the booth good crop in first cla»si condition is to vote. Norval Rice went to Maix-I. Mon being harvested It is quite time to get action with day. to run the donkey engine, but The K of P. lodge had work in our ruck crusher. In a allori time the flrat and M-conii rank*. Tu«-*i»y I MM in* 1» l»ack walking the street» it will be difficult to get hands to night, installation of officers fur of Holley operate it. the aenimi annual term will occur The road grader ha* ta<en doing Geo. Morgan says the rock in the next Tuesday night. •»me good work on the road« at new quarry on the Munkrrs hill is The Potter lumlw-r ami shingle Holley. Th<- auto» can travel with altout the hardest rock which he has mill of near Mill City, waseomplete« out trouble now. ever worked. ly destroyed by lire about midnight Infantile |»araiysu has become Tuesday. The I»«« is placed at $40.- ....------------- ■ epicemic in New York City. lh«alh 000. The capacity of the mill W4U» Shelburn Items claims a tiaby for every hour of the 65,000 feet of lumlwr and one car ♦ ‘C’Ae ‘faciali Store twdnty-fourr of shingiea daily. Mr. Shaffer, of Condon, ha* been We make a s|wcialty of Friend Lebanon Mill Burn» here a few day» visiting hia sister ship. Engagement and Wadding ami family. Mrs John Gibbon«. Rings. F. M French A Son. Albany. The Lebanon Planing mill and Oregon. Alfred Blatchlord returned from sawmill burmsl Tuesday afternoon, Miss Nita Bilyeu went to Lebanon a trip to Portland in their auto laat the mill and the stock Iwintr almost Saturday. From there she with Monday evening. entirely consumed. friend», started on Sunday for an The l>>«a is flx««d al $ 10,1100 and Moat of the farmera are busy in aul>> trip to Hood River. was partly covered by insurance their hay these warm day», which The outlook for a rousing good Just how the tire started is not are most welcome fair in Scio next fall is excellent. known. The flames spread rapidly We understand the county court The fruit and vegetable exhibit as a result of the dry condition of lias ordered the grading done on should be unusually good. the roof and »» hi enveloped the the ferry »ite landing. Paving talk for the south side has entire »tructure. A. Shank» and wife and ('alavan resulted in bringing all north »ide Wax Burned in Portland Trollinger and mother went to the property owners together with a l'ro«(ienty is coming to thin country on the wing« of Turner <*hnatian Convention Sunday determination to ¡»avr as well. the morning. You will want to take advantage of it. lieutenant Henry C. Adair, who ami report a very amall crowd for Is*t us hope when we let our hav PriMperity come« to the man, woman or child who ha» was killed in the massacre at Carri- aliening day. • ing contracts we do not place our money in the liank. It paxM-s by the houw of the szal. Mexico and which battle came Mr Adam*, a Portland buyer of selves in the clutches of some paving spendthrift, the «hiftlem. the ne'er-do-well, Start near hanging on war between Qu- hog», sheep and cattie. Iiought two com|»any as has son e of our neigh- your account here Be ready for Prosperity and United States and Mexica, was hur car loads of atock in thia vicinity lairing towns Prosperity will be ready for you. ried in Portland yesterday with all the I week and all report him a Mr an»i Mr». John Compton, of1 the pomp that could lie given to a The man who haa an account here has a grubstake in g'Hxi buyer to sell to. Independence. came up Friday for military funeral. The United Stales, Prosperity. A. Slianka, our station ag<*nt, has a few days visit al the home of the the state and the city of Portland, former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. all taking |>art in paying the last been bothered with his eyas and be W Compton, of this city. HArrn hub mkrvmbc tribute of re»|>ect and h»»no r to the lieve he is almost blind, for he was A l*f erntet p * m ! mi Saiih*» on our streets at 1 p. m Monday OREGON ALBANY Prineville, which ha» twen the brave soldier. with the head and tail light» on hi» county seat of Crook county since Wool Pool Sold Ford burning. the county was organized, may lour the same. Bend is endeavoring to Carl Folli». of Kingston and Mi»« Last Saturday the annual Wool capture the county business Mae George, of Shelburn, motored pool, consisting of about 41HMI fleeces to Salem Sundav. Too much time must elapse from was sold at auction to M Senders & the primary to the general election. Trollinger Bros, are loading a car Co., of Albany, for 34) cents |«-r It ia equivalent to two campaigns in of ties thia week. pound. Several bidder» were pres one year Thia with the school and Oregon's old reliable outing resort ent, so that any idea of a combina Mrs. Francia Mannon la camping city elections, requires so much time tion of bidders is not tenable al Salem, picking loganl^rriea. that voters lose interest. This sale should distribute among Grandma Ciblions Slavs ai«>ul the Mrs. Rose Wesely returned from our grower«, which include« about Mine, gradually growing weaker Portland laat Saturday evening, all of our farmer», a sum near where ah«« had ln«en for si* weeks 17000. Heard Victor Murdock taking medical treatment. She re Charged For Finding Tire Ilevila Punch Bowl Agate Beach turned greatly improved with the Tuesday evening E. C. Peery. Roe Government Light House Seal Rocks assurance that in time she will com Rocky Causeway Y a uq ulna Bay About one month ago E. C. Peery Lindley. J. F Prochaska and The pletely regain her health. Surf Bathing Fine Fishing ha»l an auto tire repaired in Albany. Tribune editor motored over to th«« Major McAlexander, formerly mil Dance Hail Natatorium The repairers placed it su carelessly Altmny Chautauqua to hear the itary instructor over at O. A. C. has (Tarn Digging Howling Alley» on the tire rack of the auto that it 1 much talked of Victor Murdock, of been promoted to lieutenant colonel. was lost before he arrived at the Kansas, deliver a lecture. He will lake command of the 3rd Mr Murdock is rather under LOW ROUND TRIP FARES Jefferson bridge. A Jefferson man Oregon regiment down on the medium mze ami is somewhere above found it. but made no effort to tind Are <>n »ale daily to Newport from all Southern border about August I, by request the owner. Mr. Peerv accidentally 50 year» of age. By occupation in Pacific stations in Oregim Return limit Oct. 31 of Governor Withycombe. got on track of it and Tursdav went civil life he ia a newspaper man, For complete information regarding hotels at Mr. Prosek. a relative of the to Jefferson after it The tinder though he haa been a memlier of Newport, rates, train service, consult agent or Wesrly and Young families, who haa had the gall to charge $3.50 for congress from Kansas for several wnte for illustrated folder "Newport Beaches” been viaiting in Scio for the past picking the tire up in the road. He years. The subject of his lecture month, returned to hia home in San stale*) he could have sold the tire waa ’ The Tomorrow of the United Francisco, starting yesterday even for more money Some people do States-’ ing Mr. Prosek says he has l>een not steal because of the consvqucncv iMBt year ,Mr. Murdock v ktted having the time of hia life while but thia tinder was evidently not the war »one on the sul«« of England anxious to tind the owner. here. and F rance and lus dtwmuUon of R. SHELTON DENTISI Cheerful and Courteous Service PEER Y’S DRUG STORE ' I I A /’ On the wings of the morning ALBANY STAT E BANK Go to Newport Numerous attractions make this beach city ‘ an ideal place for an outing it- L«i SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES *• * * 1
