The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919, June 27, 1918, Image 4

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    At The Peeples Theatre
Scio Produce Co. will pay cash for
chittim bark.
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We miss our genial postmistress
this week, the mumps having taken
possession of her
Mel Shelton, of Arlington. Ore­
gon, came down last w«?ek for a
month's visit with Scio relatives.
Ixwt — lie posit book of Scio Gen­
eral Himpilal. Please leave al Scio
Stale Bank.
Sect íor Daaages.
C. A Everett, druggist, recently
appointed recruiting agent for the
U. S. »hipping board to enroll young
men of Scio and vicinity for service
in the merchant marine, has received
and executed his official oath of of­
fice. He will use his store as a re­
cruiting station and will "sign on” '
husky young Americans lietween 21
This week. Saturday and Sunday
Suit was filed todav (June 201 by
evenings, Manager Wisely will pre-
Joseph J. Roner versus James Piatt
sent "The Eagle.'*
for damage» for a Is-ating Piatt is
alleged to have administered a few
Heury Miller awl daughter of days ago on the county road near
Sisters, came down Sunday. He re­ Scio. Halm to the extent of $500 is
ports the farm outlook in his locality prayed for in the complaint.
as (wing good. He will cut 100 tom
According to the complaint, Piatt and 30 for training on a squadron
of hay. worth $25 a ton. baled.
wrongfully, violently and maliciously of srhool ships maintained by the
The framing is
Prof. Robe and family took a tent aasaultiM. brat, bruised and lacerat­ shipping board.
preliminary
to
srrvicv
on merchant
ed
the
plaintiff,
to
his
intense
agony
and camying outfit and left today
I
vessels
for
the
duration
of the war.
and
distress
and
to
the
damage
of
for Tangent to remain through har­
and
the
men
enrol
led
for
it cannot
vest. The professor and son expect $500. Piatt is sa<d to have climbed
be
drafted.
to make hands in the harvest fields. over the l«ack of the Itoner wagon,
threw th«’ plaintiff out of the wagon
and otherwise mistreated him
According to Roner, Piatt had no
excuse for his action, but claimed as
a roason that Itoner had killed a dog
tielunging to Piatt. Roner claims to
know nothing alsiut the dog. wheth­
er it is still alive, or whether it ever
existed. The circuit c«»urt will de­
cide the matter this fall, unless the
We make a specialty of Friend
Seventh Day Adventists are hold­ ease is «rilled sut of court. Albany
ship. Engagement ami Wedding
Rings F. M French A- Son. Allianv. ing lent meetings at Thomas every Democrat.
evening save Monday
Everybody
Oregon.
t
Huy W 8. S
Our weather clerk is no good. He is cordtolly invited to attend.
A condensery meeting war held
promiw-d us rain this w«?ek but it
M im Nita Bilyeu is home from an
last
Thursday evening at the People«
failed to arrive, except to some of eight months' stay over at Tacoma.
theatre,
at which time a very fair
the arid part* of eastern Oregon.
Wash . where she has had a good
and
safe
proposition wa> made to
The Brownsville picnic faded to job. She expect» to return to Port­
our
busmens
men and farmers, by
bring rain so our only bet now is the land in the near futuie
which the condensery would again
4th of July.
Scaled Bids Wanted For Janitor
l«rt us h<>pr
be placed in operation
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Hutchinson of schools of District No. 9b. t^rm
the proposition will materialise in
1918
1919.
Bids
close
July
10
left for Portland last Friday. Mr.
the manner most jieopl«- desir«.
46-2t
J. F. W«-sely. Clerk
Hutchinson may remain permanently
Luna lodge. Knights of Pythias,
M um Lucy Compton, who has been
Miss Agnes Weaely s|>enl laat
of
Prineville, probably paid thehigh-
week visiting with her sisters in visiting her sister, Mrs. Liston Dar
wi price for wool ever paid in Ore­
Portland, returning Sunday evening. by. at Kingston, came home Friday
last for a short stay and then re­ gon. and (erhaps in the world, when
The gas man failed to show up
turned to Kingston for an indefinite they bought the two pounds of won!
laat Friday and gasoline became a
sheared from the W hile House flock
slay
somewhat scarce article.
of
sheep sent to Governor Withy-
Jack and Robert Sidener. broth­
Fred Ohlemeier has lately added
combe
for benefit of the Red Cross
ers. left for Camp Lewis Tuesday
one more to his list of accomplish­
Th«- price paid was $250 per pound
morning.
Jack was listed in the
ments. lie is becoming a hell —o
laat draft but did not get his notice
Huy W 8. 8
girl during spare hours
and wa» posted a» a d «wrier
A
Audios Sale.
For sale cheap - A range in good friend told him that he had lieen
order. Inquire of Dr. Prill.
331 f
called, and he reported 24 hours
I will offer for sale at public auc­
Picking wild blackberries seems late. Robert was called to go to
to lie the vogue just now and parties Camp McDowell July 5.
In some tion on my farm, six miles southeast
who have brought in 15 to 20 gal­ way It was arranged for the broth- of Scio, on what was the donation
land claim of Harvey Shelton, on
lons say the berries are plentiful. * era to go together.
Saturday. June 29. commencing al
A Mr McDonald, of Wisconsin,
J. 8. Sticha left Tu«r*lay morning
one o’clock p. m., the following
was
in Scio Monday
lie is looking
for Portland to enlist in the marine
listed personal property:
service
He will then go to Mare over this section with a view of
Bay marc II years old; McCor
island, San Francisco harbor, for moving here later in the year. He
mick binder, in good condition; Mc­
has a valuable farm in Wisconsin
training.
Cormick mower; hay rake; doubl«’
for which he ha» a buyer ready,
The Scio War Saving Society met
disc gram drill; disc harrow; two-
providing he finds a location here
Monday evening and a suggestion
section drag harrow; 12-inch walk­
which suits him
He visited this
waa made that our "bunch” of live
ing plow, two-horse Mitchell wagon,
county some seven years ago and his
wires go over to Albany and tell the
nearly new; two-horse hack; fanning
second visit indicates that a home in
folks there h<>w to get over the top.
mill; set of chain harness, piano.
Oregon is his desire
Case automobile, and many tools,
A few dollars spent now on the
Wanted < ascara bark Tor cash.
household furniture, etc., U*> num­
teeth mean a great saving later on 4b
Scio Produce Co.
erous
to mention.
in life, «»specially on children’s per­
Huy
W.
S
S.
Terms
of sale: All sums of $|0
manent teeth — Dr. C. F. Chapin.
and
under,
cash in hand; over $10.
«I
IS
Dentist. Scio. Ore.
bankable note due in six months at
Hermann Foltx, the genial mana­
Owing to th« fact that the next
eight per cent interest.
issue of The Tribune come» on
ger of the enjoyable dances given at
A GROUUCK
a holiday July 4 the paper
Jordan, was in Scio Monday and
will be printed a day earlier
Frank
Shores.
Auctioneer.
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hobnobbed with the printer for a
Wednesday, the 3d.
Of thia
R. Shelton, Clerk.
few minutes, comparing notes, talk­
take due notice and govern
ing about the last dance, the next
yourself accordingly.
Linn County Officials
dance, etc.
I*
J. D. Mickle, dairy and food com­
Dr. Prill now drives a fine new
missioner. and Prof. Fitts, O. A (’.,
Willys-Overland.
She is a beauty,
will Le at Jordan Saturday. 29th. at
and the doctor can now look after
2 o’clock, with an inter«*sting pro­
his practice with ease
gram on dairying and management
A clean tooth never decays, but of the dairy hvrd
Everybody go.
one that has can easily be put right
Wanted Ten cords fir wood, 2 or
at a reasonable price. Dr. C. F.
4-fool; also 10 cords oak or rnapl«-
Chapin, Scio, Ore.
4»i 21
J F. Wcsely, Scio, t In­
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There is an uncalled-for letter in
the p>»»loffi«-e f«ir Rewrrnd Father
Catholic Parish. Also one foreign,
held for bsdter address, for Monsieur
Etienne Rainer. Our lady of Ge th-
ar mane
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Live Stock Buyer
I am in the market at all time«
for fat hogs, cattle or sheep. Also
canning cattle
<*an handle old or
thin cattle, that ar«- strong enough
to travel and not di-u-d
With
few exceptions I make weekly ship­
ments from West Scio.
Farmers
having anything to tell in this line,
plea's call or write me at Seto, Ore.
Imehilf M lir Site
Oirrect weights ami high«-»t market
Two Isslsteads and springs for
prices guaranteed
same. 2 rocking chairs 4 dining
J. D. Ih-namore.
chairs, I dining table. 1 kitchen cab­
inet. I heater stove, 1 cooking range,
I lounge. 1 bureau. I washstand. 2
rugs. 2 milk goats Uxith now in milk
ami one to I m - fresh rw-xt fall), and
numerous oth«-r small artictos.
All Arrival and l>«’|Mirturc of Pasm-nger
of th«- above will I m * sold at privatc
Trains
sale ami ran be seen at my lestdencr
WiMMlburn-Suringfield Branch
at any time.
R C. D a NIEL.
WEST St TO
North
7:55 a in.
V m IH
South
5:19 p m.
Mohair and Wool I am prrpare«l
bi pay the highest market price for
t'orvalli» A- Eastern
your mohair ami wool. 8ee m<- be­
MUN KERS
fore selling,
G«’o. E. Rodgers.
To Albany
1 8:11 am
To Detroit
1:14 pm
Motor service discontinued.
Railroad I ime I able
t Daily except Sunday
••♦♦»•«s
F«MW
K«*«»4i»:ed
H. B. CHESS
Attorney *> Law
<Hb«a as .-Ibins«» St
Symptom» follow cau**»
Effects
follow symptoms disregard««!.
Optometry reaches the csum * of
every rye trouble and prevents the
development of disease
If you n«’«-d glasses, get them now! •
E C. MEADE
omiMKTRIHT ANflJJtWKLKR
239 W Second st.
Albany, Oregon |
Ub u ss. 0 m
St. Francis
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
Meal« 35 and 50 cents
Room 50c and Up
GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
FARM LOANS
We havj loaned more than <me million dollars on Willamette Valley
farms and we have more to loan at the best terms ever off«-r«-d.
can pay V’** ,tw or more st any time and stop the interest.
Wayne Thoma, son of Mr. and
— Huy W. 8. 8.
District Attorney ........... Gail M. Hill
Mrs. D. C. Thoma, who ¡«enlisted in
Mate M-nalors. 8. M. Garland and E.
the artillery and is stationed at Camp
JORDAN ITEMS
D. Cusick for Linn and Lane.
Lewis, American Lak«, came home
Representatives, Charles ( hiIda, W. P.
on a short furlough Friday laat.
i lm-r< F II IMrtlI
Mr». Pearl Gerviaof Portland, via- County Judge
D. B Mr Knight
His battery will soon entrain for
Commissioners, J. D. Irvine, and T. J.
I ted thia vicinity laat wook.
Louisville. Kentucky.
Butler
Meadamea Beth Shelton. W. Wing.
When the band played "The Star
County Clerk .......
R M. Russell
Spangled Banner” last Friday eve­ Fiank Comb« anti Mias 7x-da Prich­ >hsriff............................ D H Bodine
Treasurer ..............
W W. Francis
ning bu* few of our people had re­ ard. motored to Albany Monday.
Recorder........................Velma G. Iiavls
Grandpa
Pheister
passed
away
spect or were thoughtful enough of
Assessor ............ ,.......... E. C. tuber
our national air to lake off their Sunday at the home of T Lacknow School Supt........................................ Ida Cumming»
hate
Patriotic etiquet requires we He waa 95 year» old and leaves many Coroner
Wm. tortmiller
Dr. W. H. Da via
stand and take off ha*a when the relatives and friend* to mourn his Health officer
Fruit Inspector .... D. W. Rumbaugh
demise.
national air is rendered.
.“tock Inspector..............
D. Taylor
Saturday evening a boo tire party
Messrs Thorn» and Smail deny
CITY
OF
SCIO
having gone to Portland to attend was given at the home of T. Tho nu.
. ....FT. Thayer
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, as in honor of Robert Morrison and Mayor
Recorder
......................... J. 3. -tirha j
stated in The Tribune.
They claim family, of Marysville. Oregon, this
Marshal .......... ............... W. A. Cross (
to have attended the Masonic grand having been the childhood home of Treasur-r
............. Roy «be I ton
lodge, but they dare not tell their Mr. Morrison some 38 years ago A Councilman. N I. Morrison. K Cain,
wives where they really did put in romance to which w all bow to re-
lr»l Bilyeu. W E Arm-Id. W. J
1 hroma. J M Lindley.
their time while in that wicked city, view the scenes of the old home, be
However we apologise to the Odd it stately mansion or stone heap that School Directors F. T. Thayer, A. G.
Prill. J. L. Catevaa.
Fellows for the error and svmpa remains to mark the site.
J.
F.
Wessty. Clerk.
thiae with the Masons
•
Oaaeow M ist
J. M. and H. M. Hawkins
AUiany, Oregon
Ford
I HE UNIVERSAL CAR
It’s no longer necessary to go into the «tetaita
describing the practical me nt» of the Ford car—
everybody knows allabout '* the UniverMl Car. **
How it k < m - s and fonws day after day anil year
after year at an operating expense ao small that
It’s wonderful. This aelvert.sement is to urge
prospective buyers tn place orders witbmit delay
as the war baa produced condition» which may
Interfere with normal production.
Buy a Ford
car when you can get one,
We'll take care of
your order get your Ford to you bimmi as poaal
ble and give the Iwst in "after service when
required
FREDT. BILYEU
Autlioriz»’«l Agency
SCIO, ORE.
You
But if your
crop is short you don’t have to pay anything except the interest
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