The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., July 11, 1918, Image 4

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Scio lodge of A F. 4 A M. will
hold stated communication Saturday
evening, the 20th.
Mias Firms Cala van. af Oregon
City, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Prill.
Her father Is superintendent of the
Clackamas county schools
Scio Produce Company
Henry Neal, who ia in the draft,
i left for California July 5.
Hr says
Wants Your Business
he likes it fine and is having a good
time.
Will pay Cash for Eggs. Poultry, Veal. Mogs, Hides
Will buy Cream in any quantity for the
Oregon Cieamery. Portland
Let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
FRED GISELMAN, Manager
Canby since leaving Scio, recently
removed to Oregon City.
FARMERS’
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Produce Q» Cream Depot
I) C Thoms made a short busi­
ness visit to Albany Saturday.
Miaa Cristine Shindler and Clora
Shelton spent the Ith at Gates.
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THOMAS LARGE, Proprietor
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SCIO
We make a specialty of Friend
•hip. Engagement and Wedding
Ring» F. M. French At Son. Albany.
Oregon.
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THOMAS LARGE
8(To. OREGON
|jwt week Bill
runaway mixup
team.
He was
barb wire fence
Brenner was in a
with hia fine mule
thrown against a
and narrowly es­
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is <*< »III | »I« t<* Hlitl
stock fresh mid (
FOLGERS
GoMmGàte
line of
Spices,
mid in
needed
TEA
CEYLON
caped serious injury.
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for all the Portland dailies Orego­
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HIBLER 8 GILL CO-
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PuainsaT, W. F. Gill
B oouvab V, I). C, Th<>ft>a
J. J Harass. W. F. GUI,
J A. Hilyeu, J.R.Harnvs,
Mrs J mule Warner,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Titus »pent
the fourth visiting their daughter.
Mrs Fred Gooch, at Mill City.
Scio MilliiHl ßRpailfl
Mrs. J. N. Weddle went to Camas
last week tn spend the 4th with her
huatmnd
Pending her absence Mrs
SGIO ROLLER MILLS
Thomas Laird "subbed" at the tele­
phone switchboard.
Our Flour is as good as any made in
the Willamette Valley
INlOHI-OHAIHi
For ash -Horses, cows and hogs.
Prices reasonable.
Bert Hollis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. D. Myers and
Mrs R. Shelton drove to Medford
on the fourth for a few days' visit
with Mr. Myers' sister, formerly
Mias Laura.
Mr. and Mra.
Fl. C. Shelton took
a trip over to the Newport beaches
on ths fourth. Mr. and Mra. Shel­
ton have lived in and about Scio all
their lives; raised iheir children to
manhood and have grandchildren.
Though living within a hundred
miles of the ocean this is the first
time they have had a glimpse of iL
Enoch thinks it is quite a gnnd araai
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Clifford Compton, who has been
working near Mill City, came home
for the fourth. He went to Gates
Sunday with the intention of work­
ing in the mill recently bought by
John Moore and partner.
Moat all of Scio could be found
over at l«l«non, at Rarr'a grove,
or at Mehama on the 4th. Only a
few of us who were not inspired
with patriot»: ardor or so unfortun­
ate as not to own a "tin liuis"
stayed at home.
Willard Grimes is working at Leb­
anon.
L»w
how
he likes
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I’ascara hark for cash.
Scio Produce Co.
Mr. and Mrs J. L S Rosar 11 of
Stayton. were over Friday. Mrs
Roasell la irceiving medical treat­
ment from Dr. Prill.
Mr and Mra. S. II. Cole came
over from Stayton to look after the
farm.
Among those attending l/eban<>n'a
celebration were Mis»-* W«-stenii<>uae
Burton. Clark and Rhoda.
published.
Wanted
Mohair and Wool I am |>r«|>ared
to
l«y the higheat market price for
George Frichtl went to Mill City
your mohair and wool. See me tic-
Sunday to work in the mill.
fore wiling
(»co. Fl. Rodgers.
Mr. and Mra Jake Weidman spent
Sunday al the Mike Bilyeu home.
Ask Sank
batching
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Guy McKnight says aomebodv
broke into his slaughter house and
purloined a liver, but forgot and left
hit dog. Guy say s unless the party
settle» for the liver hia name will be
Wasted
Mr and Mra. J. B Jeter »pent
Thursday with the J. A. Burtons.
M. Fl R‘-th of Goltra elation, was
in town for a short lime last Friday
afternoon
Fid Weaely waa hunting for a
broom handle yesterday.
Guess he
wants to drill in the manual of arms
to make a good showing when he
ioina the eoiora <>n the 2Sd.
The light sprinkle of Monday
night is evidence that the weather
The infant son of John Calavan man still has moisture in his locker
has been quite ill, but is improving and threatens to let some of it out.
Isaac Burton, who has been work­
ing at Mdl City, spent the fourth at
I home with his («rents.
W A . Cross, who has been at I
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Henry Burmeister jr. and family
visited at the home of his parents
last week.
work through harvest.
We will give you a Square Deal
Scio Produce Co. will pay rash for
chitlim bark.
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William Wiith »pent the fourth
at home; he has been- working near
Mill City.
George W«*stenhousc snd son I trills
left for Eastern‘Oregon Tuesday to'
Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
The Scio Milling Co. is making re­
pairs to th« dam at the head ot the
mdl race.
I have aix head of highly bred
Shropshire bucks for sale
Prices
reasonable. Jesse Rodgers
48-3
Live Stock Bayer
I am in the market at all times
Akao
for fat hogs, cattle or sheep
canning cattle
Can handle old or
thin cattle that are str>«ng enough
to travel and not diaeawvl. With
few exceptions I make weekly ship­
ments from West Scio.
Farmers
having anything to »«-II in thia line,
plea»» call or write me at Scio. Ore.
Correct weights and highest market
prices guaranteed.
J. l>. Ih-nsmore.
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OREGON
Ue do not carry any cameras or camera supplies
Hiram Williams of Kingston, ia
visiting at the Udler home.
William* has served two terms as
a««ea»<>r of Linn county.
While he
is R2 year* old and Buffered a severe
attack of pm-umohia last winter, he
ia now reasonably active and in fair
health.
FOR SUE
Ten acre* of land known
den a land division No. T ,
nold place on the cast and W. M
Brod re’s place on th«- west. and is
alMiut 40 rods from the West Scio
depot. For prie«- and terms address
A. N. Fosdick, Bungalow Apt» Rav-
mond. Wash.
48 St
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Frank May, a fann hand of near
Plainview, thia county, wan l«>und
over to apiiear before the grand jury
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last week, charged with the «Utu-
tory crime of rape. Bessie. the 14-
year old daughter of W. W. A rider-
•on, ia the victim. May. unable to
furniah the required bond, ia board­
ing with Sheriff Bodine at Albany.
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