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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1918)
.»“/**■_..»■ ¿ • « .<*>♦ V *’* «« 1 • */ » * «. ■ r Js ?• *-• \i *' f* '• ta•’ I N I. Morrison tramweted bus! neas in Albany Monday. LOCAL BREVITIES The Scio Tribune. $1.50 per year R«-ad the Santiam Pharmacy ad this week It will open your eyes. Joe Oupor transacted Albiny last Thursday. buamews in Jess Rodgers ami Fred Jonus were Aliiany visitors last Friday. Mr ami Mrs (’. C. Bilyru went to .Sal«-m Saturday, returning the following dav Mr ami Mrs. Ernst Titus, of n«-ar Albany, spent the week at the horn«* of Otto Rahn. Our merchants, as u rule, remit t a lietti-r busincM for 1917 than for i the previou« year St. Francis Hotel Resolutions ai Condolence Hall of llierdorff Lodge No. 54. 1 Mr. and Mrs Joe Munkers have returned from a month's trip to I. O. O. F.. Scio. Decemlwr 22. 1917 I Whereas, It has pleased the Divine visit relatives in California. Born.- On January 2. to Mr. and providence to remove from our Mrs. V. E. Shelton, a 9-pound boy. order Brother H. A. J<»hn*»n. of All are doing well except Varde, Salem, a former resident of Scio who requires a little careful atten and a membei of DierdorfT lodge almost since its institution, therefor«* tion. Be It Resolved by IHerdorff l>«dgv Two young men obtained medical No. M. | 0. O. F. That in the death certificates from Dr. Browne within the oast few days in order to »cure of our Brother, A. II. Johnson, our lodge has lost a faithful ami valuable marriage license. Both were given member am! <>ur state an exemplary clean bills of health am! honorable citizen. Mr«. Thomas Laird, who ha« been Resolved, That the Charter of spending the holidays at her girl DierdorfT Izwlge No 54. lie dr aped hood home at Florence, returned in mourning in respect of our late home this week and her hubby Tom, brother the pill expert, is happy Resolved. That a c«ipy of these, Mr. Cain, of Chicago, who has resolutions be spread upon the! been visiting his brother. R. M! minutes of our Izidgr. that an en- j Caln fur some time, called on The gro««»| copy be sent to the bereaved Tribune Wednesday morning, He wife and family ami that a copy of is greatly pleased with Oregon ami ! the same tie published in The Scio' J. M Cal a van ami wife are visit- ing at th«* home of their son, J. L. may locate here, lie compares the Tribune Calavan of w«-*t of town. mild and balmy winters with Chicago Mrs. M-<nto Israalie and children frigidness of the present time ami spent holiday w«*vk with her |>arents , thinks Oregon would Im a most Mr. at«i Mrs. G. W. Morrow I pleasant place in which to liver. The Scio Meat Market will pay the highest «-ash price for all kinds Shipping Livestock of hi<l«-s* No tar«* d«-ducted. Meals 35 and 50 canta J. !.. Cnlavan W. H. Young # Committee Hospital Notes N. I Morrison obtatoed license I will receive hogs and cattle at Mias Helen Dobrkovakv, of (’ratei No. I. permitting hirn to sell eg- West Scio Wednesday. January 9 tran, who underwent a serious opera plosive powders, m Aliiany Monday. for shipment Thursday, Jan 10. tion recently, is improving. J. D. Densmore. Mrs. R. R. Watson and children, Mrs W. Morta and Imby. of la- of JefTerxon. attended the eighth comb, who hate l<eeri under treat Four Minute Men anniversary yf .Mr ami Mrs Otto ment the past weak, are much im- j Rahn. proved. The four minute men appointed ( W« make a «{»«cialty of Friend- Mike Fink, of Jordan, was oper- ¡ Wedding by the government for Scio are as ship. Engagi-ment ami i ated on Sunday for appendicitis. Rings. F. .M French A Son. Aliiany,' follows: Dr. Frill, chairman. E. C. A son of ('.. C. Bur mister, of I’very. Roger Cain and Rev Iler, Oregon Bilyeu lh-n. was operated an last' . .Mr. ami Mrs. Is*«- Bilyeu and who will talk each Saturday and t wwk and left for home Saturday. Sunday evenings at the local theatre daughter, Miss Leita, of ls-lianon, M um Anna B-M-hringvr. of Salem, i came over Monday morning for a and church on imi»ortant govern-' Mias Ruth Bodine. of Albany ami men I wora. visit with their Scio relatives. Mis Taylor, of Halsey, are nurmng F Owing to th«* unusual warm weath On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine for Dr Prill at the hospital this week. er for this time of the year, the A Superb Number condensvry lost a large quantity of "On the Trail of the Izmcaome milk the first of the week by sour Pine*' will be pre*wnte«l Saturday. ing. The Oregonian's New Year edition January 5 at th«* Peoples theatre in point of typography, illustration Laird's a<l for the Santiam Phar by the Snedeker Company of seven and statistical information is sure macy calls to mind again the fact people. 100 per cent among Ma rini editions. that honest. ac|tiare dealing with the Thia is a first claw company and The scops is broad, covering all publics wtdfare in mind, is a mer will give vou a first class show or sections of the late and its ship chants beat asset. í your money will be refunded. building section gives '<>ne an idea Wm. Brenner purchase«! the small Admission 25 and 35 cents. Show of th«- stride Oregon is going which farm of J. A. Face last week, the commences at 8 sham could I m - obtained in no other way. purchase price being SHOO. Mr.| save by personal inspection Pace and family will leave, this Annual Telephone Meeting week, for Tennessee. Joe Burovicka. who has been hold ing down a job in Portland for »«»me time, came home for the holidays Monday of last week. He expects to leave for Lew Angeles about Jan. 7 with a view of residing there. The annual meeting of the Scio Mutual Telephone Co., will la* held al the city hall on Saturday. Jan 5, 19IH at 10 a. m., sharp, for the purpose of electing officers an<i to transact such other business as may lx* brought before the meeting. The laiard of directors will meet at 1 p. m. to receive bids for switchboard operator for th«* year and to trans- act such other business as may lie the Everybody should attend school meeting next Saturday, We want to maintain our present stand ard schools ami the necessary money must lie provided to do so. There fore. if you are interested, be on thought necessary 20-3t J. G. Holt. President. hand. I n The prra*nt winter, so far, record breaker in point of high temperature. Bul «me* and that was in Noveml*er, has the thermo- meter n-go-ter«-«! freezing weather and that was hardly pvrceptable. Winter wheat an*I grass are grow- tng a« in early spring Fruit buds are swelling which may mean a short fruit crop thia year, for wr are sure to have frralv weather before ’ spring. Because of lack of heavy cannon Wedding Anniversary ami. also, lack of ships to carry th«*se heavy guns to France. England and One of the special occasions of the Franc«* are supplying the American week was Thursday. Dewmlwr 27. i troops with the heavy artillery Wants, For Sale or Lost. Found nev«led and will continue u> do so being the eighth wedding anniver etc. Under this head The Tribune sary of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rahn. until the end of the war. will hereafter publish the items Hoover’s face was turned to the indicated, The charges will tie one Scio has a bunch of boys, nearly wall and an abundant dinner was cent a word; two figures constitut young men. of whom we have heard served in an elaborate decorated ing a word. 25 cents i« the mini complaint for various causes. Now room of myrtle and purple crepe mum charge boys don't do such things. It is paper neither smart nor manly and you Prof. Chan. South rendered some For Traile A r«-gistrrrd 2-yvar will realize thia fact when you grow violin music which was much appre ili! English shire stallion for a span older. Brtidei it is sure to get ciated by those present. His music if go«si mares. Call on or write both yourself and j »a rents into did not lack the touch which only a T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn, Ore. tf trouble if you do not deswt. Don't talented violinist can produce. The For Sale A No. & Oliver type do it. host and hostess were presented writer. cheap C. A Everett. Frank Kruml. who has been spend with a blue bird dinner aet. Thoae present were; Chaa. South. ing holiday week with home folks, I Oliver and other kinds of type returned to Eugene the first of the Ira Young. David Turnidge, Ivan writer. ribbons for «ale at this office. week, where he is taking a full Ijeffier. George Daley. Ernest Titus. For Sale Light wagon, nearly business course at the Commercial John Crabtree. August Rahn. Hollis' college Hr is n«w working at Titus, Mrs. Eliza Crabtree. Mrs. J new. cheap. Oak roll-top desk and stenography and type writing, ex- W. Young, Mrs Ernest Titus. Flo' revolving chair $15. Smith Premier pecting to tender his services to Powell. Wilma Young. Haarl and typewriter $15. Fine piano, very the government when he is duly Velma Watson, Herman Rahn. Mrs t tone. 1190. qualdtod J. M. Meiklejoten UCTIONEER ALBANY, ORE. (J. W Morrow ROLOIT H. C ( » rmxin ¡ W atwuxmj I g. g. tk. Ns I Room 5Oc and Up H*—« U» »»“*“• Sale dates arranged for at IK- Soo (¡RANT PIRTLE. Proprietor Tribune Office. Scio. Orc. I Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Poultry, Veal, Hog*. I I idea Will pay ( ash for L-ggs. Wr will buy Cream fot the Hazelwood Coni|mriy I cl us get acquainted, If you have a grievanc« make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Wr will give you a Square Deal J. W. MOORE, Manager «•mi «xa PaasmssT, W. F. trill. !»ai«*T*wv. I). C. Thoma J «V«»'»M>a J. J.Harne«, W. F. Gill, A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn»«, Mrs. Jennie Warner. Tr» SCIO ROLLER MILLS I N« « >«« l-< >1« A I'KI* • IllCd'SCMMKM O" I Out Flour is as good as any made in lh<- Willamette Valley EVK11Y SACK GUARANTEED W. d. • t •••< <»•* Naur >•!«». War I Cu.i.x Milling Bu.ln... & D. m . MP WHmmt Bought and Lsrhangm«i ere »re iH* Field for Business Traat IT om Right ♦ OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT I k complete and stocK fresh and clenn We carry h full Tea, Coffee, ('aimed Goods, fact, everything for the table. line of Spices and in needed KIBLER X GILL GO PRINTING «4 THE SCIO TRIBUNE IXiMMEROM. PRINTERS
