The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., July 25, 1918, Image 4

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Men stood out or walked in the
showers of Monday afternoon a» if
they really enjoyed it.
The sound of the condenser)
whistle Monday was most pleasant
to Scio ears.
A
Rural mail carrier, G. L Flana­
gan. mute No. 3. has rented the
Simmons property just east of the
mill race and will move his family
from Crabtree thereto in th«- imme­
diate future.
their approbation.
Who «aid something about dry
weather and no rain in Oregon? Th«-
showers of Sunday night and Mon­
day are evidence that old J up* is
still on the job. Quit«- an electrical
We make a specialty of Friend display of lightning and thunder
ship. Engagement and W'«*dding s«*emed close to and around Scio
Ring» F. M French A Son, Albany.
early Monday afternoon
Oregon.
While motoring between Scio and
Can't something lie done to stop
(’««cadia a week ago Sunday. J«*ss
the spee«i fiends from burning up
Hildreth at the wheel and Mnuws
Main street? If the city marshal
Shelton and Shindler and Oscar Pep­
would arrest some of the lunatics
per as passengers, whether by acci­
who go through the city at .30 to 40
dent or design the pilot an«l his ad­
miles an hour the practice might be
viser got lost and wander«-«! around
stop|M*d.
several hours before they found
Vilas Philippi and family, which
themselves
They finally got home,
of course includes Charley Warner,
some time after midnight.
went fishing Sunday on the north
After the morning daily papers ;
fork of the Santiam near the Elk
arrived Friday everybody wore a
Horn and claim» they caught 150
satisfied smile on his countenance
trout. Wonder if Vilas didn't find
when he read of the splendid valor
someone's cache?
of our boys in France
Every <»ne I
Tuesday the cement workers were
ia now satisfied that the kaiser is
moved from the dam down to the
sorrowfully aware that there a bunch
flouring mill to do some work where
of American soldiers on the liattle
the ditch connects with the mill
front who do not know how to run
flume and some sidewalk work as
except when they chare the Huns.
well.
It i» reports«! that the Crawford­
ville flouring mills are to be moved |
to Lebanon.
The Crawforeeville
mill was one of the first built in
Linn county. It is now a mill of
modern construction and ia being
moved to tx-banon to be more con­
veniently situated for a wheat supply.
FOR SME
George Balsiger sailed through
town yesterday morning with a big
l<>ad of eggs, dressed hogs. calv«-»,
etc., for shipment to Portland amt
returned to Jordan with a load of
nails, several drums of gasoline and
mixcellam-ous article«.
Ten acres of land known a* Bur­
den s Ian0 division No, 7* Join» Ar­
nold place on the es»t and W M
Brodre's place on the West, and is
about 4<) rods from the W«-»t Scio
depot
For prior and terms address
A. N. Fosdick, Bungalow Apts Ra*-
mond. Wash.
4M Mt
Ilolt^chek Bros. will Pay a reward
of 325 for information of the partv
or parties who has or have broken
mtn their meat market at several
times. En trances have been made
through the screen window at the
rear of the shop
We want to know
Ti the People if Sa| M VKiMtj
who the housebreakers are and w«-
On nr about th* first of August I
arc willing to pay for the informa­ will Is* out of town f<*r a!*out three
tion.
Hoixi HKK B iuni
weeks
Any urgent casa-s wishing
treatment pb-aar apply Is-fore this
time and oldige.
Geddes of Mill City.
Dr. C. F. Chapin, Ih-ntwt, Scio.
Mrs. Frank Burke of San Fran­
cisco, ia visiting at the home of P.
The Richardton Gap cheese fac­
H. Macdonald.
tory has ha-l to suspend for lack of
Miss Berenice Morris cam«* up
milk, owing to the dry weather.
from Portlaml for a visit with rel­
Scio Produce Co. will pay cash for
atives.
chitlim bark.
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Manon Jones, who has Is-en in Scio
Wonder If there was any coinci­
for the past month, returned to his
dence in the rain starting about the
home in Portland Wednesday.
(Continued from |«ge I)
same lime that the milk enndensery
E.
C.
P«*ery
is
preparing
to
hav«-
opened up?
cement walk laid in front of hia r«-s and put him ashore In Brazil,
The Sci<> War Saving Society will
idenee property-
Well, what about dividing o»un-
hold its regular monthly meeting in
Mrs
Annie
Eckhardt
of
Portland,
tics
into districts and each district
K I’, hall next Monday evening,
came up last ereek for a visit with (Mart its own commissioner? It is
July 29.
home folks.
the only c«|uilable way.
I has«« six head of highly bred
Prof. O. V White, who was prin-|
Shropshire bucks for sale, Prices
You can't down Ed Peery. Knock
48-3 cipal of the Scio schools for two
reasonable. Jesse Rodgers
him down and he will come around
With milk wagons and trucks. years and from here went to Browns­ to bat if there is only one kick left
wood wagons and wagons loaded ville for one year, has lieen elected I in him. He deserves the good will
with stock, Scio streets ae«.-med quite princi(«al of the Tillamook school*.
of everybody. He is an optimist,
busy Monday.
Joe Oupor, who ha* been work­ lie can sue the silver lining in a
Landlady My koi of the Scio hotel, ing in n Silverton rawmill. r«-turnc«i cloud when others see nothing but
went to Portland Monday. During Sunday to work in the con«l«-nsery. failure
Others would have let that
her alieence Mrs. Alda Hutchinson. He raid he was glad to get l>ack comlensery go.
home at Scio again.
conducted the hotel.
Miss Days«- Geddes, who has t«rrn
Dr. J. C. Booth of Lebanon, who working for Sears, Roebuck A Co.,
Magnetic treatment wholly with­
out drugs, every evening after six ha» been captain in the medical
. is now a stenographer in th«* engi­
o'clock
Consultation free. Dr J corps at Fort Flagler. Wash , ha»
neers' office of the machine gun de-
Murphy. Scio, Oregon.
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ta-en offdwwd to Astoria an«! will be partmant, Washington, D. C. luk«-
Mrs. Maud Connaway ami children the chief aurgron w.th rank of major.
Whitcomb Riley she is ' serin'
of ll<M»d River, is visiting her par­
Th«* Marion-Polk county bridge at things "
She write* home ar-me
ents, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu.
Salem will he open**d for traffic July very interesting letters
Among
Mrs. T. E Oat«**, of Portland, 30. It is plann«*d by the two coun- things wt*n arc the two chairs in
who was visiting her sister-in-law. ties to have a great jollification whirh Grant and Ixw sat when the)
Mrs. Alda Hutchinson. Ia»r week, over th«- event.
cnde«l the "tout." Tbe house in
returned to her home Saturday.
Ai»out diMMj pounds was th«- am- which Mncoln dn-d »till »lands as it
Wante«| Cascara liark for cash. ount of milk received at the con- did that morning
She heard Pres-
Scio Produce Co.
denaery on M<»ndav. the first day. id«-nt Wilson apeak at Mount Vernon
Frank Gill went to Portland on a The milk supply, however, will on the fourth. She says he is "an
busin«*** trip last Friday.
grow rapidly with the approach of intellectual giant," a "leader of men
J. S. Warwick went to A litany on fall.
and not a follower." She says one
Friday to look after l«-gal business,
While evcrylxMlv enjoy«*d th«- rain does not comprehend the full
from whence he went to Portland.
the first of the week farmer* are strength of the man unlt-as you sec
The Tribune takes subscriptions already saying "if it doesn't la»t too him and hear him By the way Mira
for all the Portland dailies Orego­ long."
A week of warm rainy Dayae learned stenography with Mrs
nian. Journal Telegram. News.
weather would do immense damag«- E. C. P«*erv.
A bunch of 8cio Pythian» paid a to grain in the shock
But let us
Sanford Bassrt has been appointed
fraternal visit Monday evening to not borrow trouble.
r<-ad f «reman vice John Welsh, re­
laurel No. 7 of Albany.
In appreciation of his many ser­ signed.
Oscar Hutchinson came up -from vices, the local branch of th«* R»-<l
Ed Trask is r«»ad foreman in .hej
Portland Monday evening for a few Cross has given Ed Weselv the yarn
Mill City !^<>ns district.
days* stay in Scio.
for MK-k* which Ed'» mother will
John (««tides of Jordan, came up
For sab —Horace, cows and hogs. knit into footwear. Fx! i» thankful
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Prices reasonable.
Bert Hollis.
to the ladies and hopes to merit
relatives recently,
alley?
à
$25 Reward.
The Sct<> Tribun«-. 11.50 the year
Cr«<lnnfi N»U<a.
N--n«r. is Hasaar <» ivk - to all whom it
may cotwerti that the urnl<-r»ign«*<l has
been duly appointed administrator of
the estate of J. J. Hannah. d«-c<-as«-d,
late of Linn «-ounty, Oregon.
All per­
sons having claims against the said ve-
latr are required to present the Mme
to the undcrsigm-d within sis months
frurn this date duly terifbd as by law
rripurvd.
J. 8. HANNAH.
Administrator.
Weatherford & Wyatt, Attys, for Ad­
ministrator.
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Nitict t» Wittr Istri
Notice is hereby given that water
will be furnista-d for sprinkling pur­
poses from fi a. m. to 9 a. m. only.
Do not use it in th«- evening under
penalty of having the water shut off
and a fin«- tua-wa«!,
J. 8. STICHA,
City Recorder.
Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Wili pny Cash for Eggs, Poultry, Veal, Hogs, Hides
Will buy Cream in any quantity for the
Oregon Cicainery, Portland
Let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
We will give you a Square Deal
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor
J. 8. Sticha is bookkeeper at the
condense ry.
John Wcnely has purchased the
Jordan motor truck and ia utilizing
the same in hauling milk 1» the con­
denser)' and the processed milk from
the rondenm-ry to th«- depot.
Ubbe Peters, a farmer of south of
Albany, was seriously Injured when
returning from Salem Monday. Hix
auto skidded, turned turtle and pin­
ned Mr. Peters thereunder.
Mi and Mr*. W. T. Lee and fam­
Headache ia one of the greatest
annoyances to civilised mankind.
Fifty per cent of all headaches
are the r«*sult of a refractive error.
When you take m«-dicine f>.r these
headache» you injure your general
health.
Remove the cause with proper
glasses and you remove the effect.
permanently.
ily d«*sire to tender their neighbors
and friends their moat sincere thanks
for the many donations mad«- them
after the I om of their h<>m«- by fire,
Such people are friends md«-«-<i and
havt hearts which would and do al­
Th«- M sccs I m -«* military company leviate loss or sorrow which is within
has received their uniforms. They their power.
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diiil on th«* schiHil grounds two and
What an improvement to Scio a
thn-e times each week. There are
E. C. MEADE
graded and macadamized Mill street
6o members in the company.
would be.
Surely th«- property
onxiMKTRI.-cr ANI> JEW EUtB
J. R GKDIiKK.
239 W. S«*cond »I.
j owners should gel busy.
Albany, Oregon
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BRAND NEW AND GREAT
AT TI IE
Douglas Eair bank», the ath­
letic and acrolmtic »tar, in
hia greatest picture which
ia a story of the Mexican
border during the recent
troubles in that locality.
globe
ALBANY
TWO DAYS ONLY
|h>ug. mount« <P<»n his pony
and riding at the head of
over 200 cowboys, performs
amazing deeds of daring in
scenes aenaational.
Pack
up and see this picture.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
DOUG. FAIRBANKS
IN
Headin’ South.”
Having sold my farm I offer the
following personal property al pri-|
vate sale, at my home situate one 1
mile east of Scio:
One Waym-1
player piano. 2-row corn planter.'
Globe Orchestra
Chatan fanning mill < will clean clover
Albert Randall has had enough of Bead); hay loader; self binder; 5
the rain beating into his front door head of cattle, consisting of 2 milk 1
cow«. 1 Durham bud. 1 steer and 11
so he's had a neat little porch with
a roof built over it and enjoys the heifer. 7 tons of loose hay.
50 2t
Joaeph Semanek
thei-rfrom
Finley Nature Pictures
Comedy
MATINEE. I Oc; EVENINGS. 15c; Plus War Tax
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