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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1916)
After next Monday it will lw Mr. Mayor Thaver. LOCAL HIVITI1S Films developed free at Peery’s drug store. Carl Cjrrua. of Pendleton, spent Christmas with homefolka in Scio. W. M and James Abbott drove down to Jefferson yesterday Merl Cyrus, of Portland. spent Christmas with home folks in Scio. leap year will soon be gone girls. Prohibition has come from the You had lietter gel busy West cast The progess of ideas in the United States seem* generally tai Something is liablr to happen be in that direction North of f Wait Bilyeu is wearing a cap. Mason nml Dixon's line and east of; if Scio desires to retain the Linn the Mississippi there arc but two. County Fair, it ia simply a question prohibition States. One of these i* • of ’’dig." Maine, which ha* been a historic All indication* point to an unusual anomaly for over fifty years. Th«- j activity in the mines above Gales other is Michigan, which came into when spring ooens. the dry column only at the recent .Roger and his better half say election. The area of prohibition ■ they are succeeding admirably in coincides almost exactly with the raising a little C.ain. area which elected Wilauo president. | Balls and other social meets have Most of the ideas which have had been so frequent this week, that any potrncy in American politics’ It is reported that C. C. Wade ia now the proprietor of a pool hall in The Tribune has lost count. duiing the presrnt generation have Oregon City. R. Norris Morris, a resident of originated in the west and traveled < J. L (3alavan steps high lately. Albany for many years, died at his east. Certainly this is true of ail j I issues that arose after the group of j A new boy at their houar. Ixirn last home near Roseburg Monday Saturday, is the cause Rrv llsrhas a high opinion o f bound up with the Civil war • Rev Iler has a high opinion of i I The Australian Imilot I For Hale Clone in acreage to Scio jwoplr They remembered him disappeared dirpr‘ »*rimar> ls*ban<>n, acre tracts, highly develop handsomely with Christmas presents ! auw’ ,h,‘ w,y' came that way. Is there any impor-j ed. Fasv terms, interest 6 per cent. We make a *{>ectalty of Friend tant issue, indeed. which ha* noli Write Helen V. Crawford. Lebanon. ship. Engagement ami Wedding come that way? In this identity of Uncle Isaac Bates was in town Rings F. M French A Son. Albany, j the birthplace of ideas with the an a Tuesday for the first time ia several Oregon. which elected Mr Wilson there is a, Jim Piatt reports ihat he has good deal of ground for contempla-1 weeks He ha* born out helping hie son Charley run the farm for ■ traded for the Lucas place, in tion on the (>art of ths leaders of' Richardson Gap W. E. Arnold was spell the republican psurty (xtlliem the owner A postal inspector was here look Frank Gill says he ia not guilty ing oyer the Scio postoffice. last of eating turkey in Lebanon Christ week. He found everything in first (Continued from l*gc I ) class shape and gave Miss Buckner mas day. as is stated in this paper in another item. District No. H— Omaha, covers the highest rating Mr. and Mrs. Louie Bowerman The Tribune is informed that J, and children, of Portland, are spend- I). Densmore, who look a car load ing holiday week with Mr. and Mr*. of heifers ami milk cowato Montana Geo. L. Sutherland. some two weeks ago. is sick up then- which ha* delayed hia return. Scio post office cannot make any great boasts, but there is a grailual Jas. A. Al»bott and bis little niece increase in the business all the Dorotha Eahelman. of Estacada, while nevertheless. came up Sunday evening to spend Iowa, Nebraska. South Dakota and. Wyoming. District No y Wichita, covers Kansas. Oklahoma, Colorado and New Mexico, District No. 10 Houston. Tria*, covers Texas District No, 11 Berkeley, Call., covers California. Nevada, Utah and the holiday* with the Scio hotel Mr», Thoma* I«aird left last Satur A risona. people and other relative* and day for a holiday visit with home District No. 12 Spokane. Covers friends. folk* at Florence, down on the coast Washington. Oregon. Montana and Idaho. The wvathei clerk tried very hard in I l-anr county. to give u* a "white' Christmas, but ForTwdestriana our Main street the fellow who runs the heat busi- is in worst condition in the history nea* nelow, tient him at. the game of Scio. Our city council should The snow melted about as fast as it get busy in some way. AUCTIONEER fell. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gill ami Mr. A private letter from K. C. Peery and Mrs Frank Gill, eat Oris Un a* now in Portland, states he ia now turkey al the home of their son and W atkrixm > sojourning in the Portland Medical brother. Dr. John Gill, of Lebanon. a. r. o. h » i H. C A NEW DEAL On November I. I purchased the Ihmsmorr-Wade Produce husmeas and have t<een in charge of the same since that dale. I am in the market for y«>ur Kargs. Chickens. Geese Ducks Turkeys. Dressed Hogs, Veal etc., for which I will |wy the highest market price My weights are right and I will treat you fairly I want your Cream as well. Bring it ta me in good conditum. you will be satisfied with the test* and the price. I am at my place of bust new» from 5 a. m. until business cl<aes in the evening, so that you will always find me on hand Give me a trial and If I don't treat vou right, go elsewhere New Undertaking Parlor We ar«- prepared to take charge of funeral* in an up-to-date sanitary manner Embalming ia done by a licensed undertaker Satisfaction guaranteed N. I. NORRISON 4 N.L LOWE 6 t FARM LOANS We have an un Notice limited amount of funds to lend on farm security at it per cent per annum lx»ng time loans desired. Ns delay. FARM LOANS 61 HECKER & 138 Lyon St • HMM Albany. Ore O. R TURNER Densmore-Wade Co. IIIMXK m A fit. r. W«aao , »MT* When in nerd of anything In the way of job work, call and set- ua. We do first -cl was work at reasonable prices PKe Claim to Be the Leaders Symphony Lawn Our beat Grade Stationery In delicate color« and white, gold edged and plain, in boxes or tableta I ulip Linen A surprising quality for the price. It boxes priced at front 40c. to $1.00 ROLOFF hospital and will be confined there John Davenport, of the upper Sale dales arranged for at The Soo for another ten days, when hr ex Crabtree country, was in town last Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. pects to be fully recovered Hia Thursday, separating himself from trouble is not a* serious as hr fear his filthy lucre for Christmaa goods ed when he left nome. Christmas day was very similar ta A few changes will be made at an ordinary Sunday, in Scio. Only the court house in Albany next a few people were in town except week Superintendent Jackson, Re at night when a dancr was liberally corder Froman and Surveyor Geddes Phone 27-7 attended. will retire. Geddes has held office The Christmas tree festivities at for the past four years but Froman OREGON the Christian church last Saturday 8CIO and Jackson have been drawing evening, drew a crowded house. county salaries since Carlo wa* a Almost everybody present carried pup away one or more Christmas gift*. 2 Cities and towns with paved streets Good printing can be obtained Notary Public and can get along without cross walks only where the proper types, press nicely. But with the material we Com'rye mor have used to improve Main street, es. material and expert workman cross walks are almost a* necessary ship is found. The Tribune office Abstracta oí I il le Examined as when in former condition, It is possesses all of these requisites and not nleasant to wade in mud when the prices are right. SCIO OREGON crossing the street. Cross walks Miss Ruth Copeland, of Pendleton, should be restated. ia visiting at the homes of Mrs. Tablets Any Shape, any Quality, any Price Dr T. K. Sanderson DENTIST I *ei>cndal>le Service R. SHELTON The l*-ban<>n debater* proved to heavy for our high school debating team last Friday evening in this city. Anyway, the affirmative aide of the question is difficult to handle in that It ia theoretical and rests upon no well established basis of fact. In point of delivery, however, our debater* are superior to those who came over from Lebanon. Sarah Morris and P. H. MacDonald. This is her first visit ta the Willa mette valley and she ia delighted to see the green things growing. Most Scio housewives are out of humor these days Be a* careful as you can and you will carry mon1 or less mud into the houae. If divorce trials result, the city council will be to blame. It was. probably, necessary to The Tribune ia in receipt of a charge *n ad mission fee ta the school. postal card from J. W. Miller, of debate. Friday night. But all such . Shelburn, who appears to be in propositions should he free. There I Oakland. Cal., under date of Dec. ought to be some other plan to pay 24. Mr Miller states that his the expenses. We want to encour father-in-law. Geo. Gibbons, also of age these young debaters and. Shelburn, had suffered a stroke of voluntarily, most of ua will contri paralysis in his left side Mr. Gib bute liberally. 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