The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., January 02, 1919, Image 5

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Mr*. J. A. Bilyeu and daughter, j
Mrs Retiecca Morris spent Xmas
Miss Nita, are visiting Lebanon and with her sister, Mrs. S. W Gaines |
Albany relatives this week.
Ed Wesley, a Camp Lewis soldier
LOCAL BREVITIES
R. 0. Whilbeck, of Sunnyside. came h<>me «»n his Christmas fur­
Wash., is visiting hi* sister. Mr* lough. on the 2Sth. He expects Lis
Kester, the matron at Scio General formal discharge within a short time.
The condenasry is receiving near
Hospital.
Mias Grace Gill of the Astoria pu­
9.000 pounds of milk daily. Winter
Conrad Wcetenhou*e of Camp blic schools is spending the holiday
milking is growing mor* popular
Lewi*, spent the Christmas holidays vacation at home with her parent*.
among the farmer«
with home folk*.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gill, of Scio,
One 1919 m<xjel Ford touring ear
Miaa Agnes Prochaska returned
Mr. and Mrs Dun McKmght gave
for immediate delivery.
Fred T.
I to Salem Sunday to resume her a Christmas tree to their childem
Bilyeu. Scio.
20 2t
and -immediate relatives, al their
Dr. and Mrs. E J. Hobeon were studies at businem college.
Clinton Parker of Rcdne. spent handsome homo in th* northwest
In town the first of the week, The
I the holidays at home.
part of town.
doctor is home on furlough.
Mr an«l Mrs. Archie Lindley, of
Cow* for Sale. Nine first
milk cows. all fresh since October. ! Silverton, spent Saturday and Sun­
In good condition. W. A. Evers, day visiting wjth home folk*.
near Grigg* station.
20 3t
Miss Oda Clark of Portland, came
Bert Bilyeu, who has been work­
home to spend the holidays with her
ing with a railroad bridge gang in
i parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Clark.
Southern Oregon, came home for
Sank Hannah was inScio Monday.
the holiday*.
It W Gill of Portland. suent
For Sale Table squash, lje per |
20
2t
iChristmas
with hi* parent*. Mr. and
pound. Leonard Gilkey.
I. Hoagland of Vancouver. Wash..
came up on Christmas eve for a hol­
iday visit with Scio friend*.
Dr. L. W. Horn, veterinary surgeon,
graduate uf Chicago \ elerlnary College.
Stayton, Oregon. Phone 1&22.
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The Arnold brother* have pur-
chased a two-plow tractor fiom liar-
ralii & Murphy, Albany.
Abner L. Shank* has been ap­
pointed postmaster at Shelburn. He
subscribrd to the oath of office at
The Tribune office Saturday even­
ing. Uns is the second postmaster
this office ha* made for Shelburn in
the past 15 year*.
Mis* Audrey Berryman and Miss
Alice Prill, after spending their
Christmas holidays here, returned
<’1^’
to their respective place* of duly al
Clarence Pepper, Ed Weaely and Moscow, Idaho, and Milwaukie, Or­
Earl Parker came from Camp Lewis egon. Saturday morning.
on furlough to spend Christmas at
Quite a numl>er of the K. I1. boy*
their respective homes
attended the Ernest Rooker funeral
Misa Josie lamiplot died of the Tuesday, the lodge having charge of
Influenza Monday morning at the the funeral ceremonies. A firing
home of her patent* in Crabtree
squad from the Lebanon Home
Mia* Clara Young arrived home Guard conducted the military fea­
Tutwiay from Stayton where »he ture.
For sale Ter ton* of first class cheat
hay; will place it aboard th« car* at
has lx«en employed for the past few
Gollr* station st (24 per ton. baler’s
i
weight. Inquire *t The Tribune office. weeks.
The Scio.Mills received a car of
mill feed Saturday with, probably,
the profiteering price attached. But
it should ’«<>t l»e considered that the
profiteering is done at this end of
the l<ne. Oh! No. The man who
gets away with the swag lives in
Private l-awrence Poindexter en­
Ford pleasure car* are again be­
joyed a furlough with his parent*.
ing suoplied to the market
The
Mr. and Mrs. Jow-ph Poindexter of
factory at Detroit. Mich., will soon
¡th’* city, returning yesterday, lie
si«' turning out 4500 car* daily.
««xpecta to tie discharged within a
We make a »peelally of Fri«md few weeks.
Portland.
ship. Engagement and Wedding
Rings. F. M French A Son. Albany.
Oregon.
The Scio mill i* almut the busiest
place in town theae days. Dairy
cow* and pig* mutt have feed as
well a» [>«-<q>le
PLENTY OF MONEY to loan Oft
g-««1 farms. low interest rates; fl«*
years lim*. prit lieg* u pay lit« ur
multiple nn an« iatwrst date. Call
or write J. M and II M Hawkina.
Albany, Oregon.
A*mlelatralor * Nette*.
Notice ia hereby given that the umici -
signed *u by ord«r of the County
Court of the «tate of Oregon. C" .n’ i <>f
If you would have perfect eyes and Linn, on th* flth day of December.
1191«. duly appointed Administratrix of
perfect eyewight n >w and later in
I the calate of Harriet Miller, deccaaed.
life, you must heed the warning
All persons having claims against the
that tells of eye «train Nature** «■elate of said deceased are hereby no-
lifted to pres-nt the same, with the
only mean* of expression.
proper voucher*, wi hin ai* tfil month*
' from the date of this notice, to the ui>-
E C. MEADE
: dersigned at her rvaidenre at Seto, Lhm
• iitomkthixt ANiurwKUCK
239 W. Second st.
Albany, Oregon County. Oregon.
hated December II. 1919.
NANCY D. ARNUl I»,
Advertise in The Scio Tribune and get Administratrix of the estate of Harriet
resulta.
Miller, l»ecvaaed.
PICTURE PRINTING
We are prepared to take your pictures,
develop your plates, films, film packs,
do your printing, enlarging and framing
We charge nothing for developing films or plalt-s when
twelve prints are ordered.
e have had fifteen years of practical work in picture
taking. If we can lie of any help to you in getting good
results fiorn your kodak or camera, we will gladly give
you pointers.
MA IE OHIH.KN OUR SPECIALTY
All work guaranteed and done promptly.
J. F. WESEL Y
scio
OREGON
We do not carry any cameras or camera supplies
oiwwt-roato
J. J. Barnes, W. F. Hill,
J A. Bilyeu, J. K. Barnes.
Mrs. Jennie Warner.
For Sale A 3-horae gasoline en-1
gine in good condition, ready to run. I
19 St
Del. Long.
This fro*tv weather isnot just the
beat for winter wln-at and oat*. Be­
ing so little water in the ground'
there is little danger.
'
Ht'ixKeHOH
Cheat need for «ale. or exchange
for oata
Enquire at this office.
To
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
The Scio Pnduce Co. is in the market
Mrs. Mary Dorn «pent Monday in
Mrs D, C. Thoms expect* to move
ivi
for sass
all num*
kinds »»•
of poultry, «vai,
veal. mvwevii
<lrea*«>d ¿311
to Salem thia week where the Thoma
hog* *nd rabbit* for which the hlghml s"'erlon-
Al Plummer has liecn discharged have rented rooms (lending the leg­
from
military service ami returned islative session. Mr. Thoma will
During the past year we have lost
join her next week.
to
his
home Sunday.
by death three of our pioneer citi-
A«ai«tant Agent Johnson at West
George C. Westenhouac was in
sens: J. A Bilyeu, A. F. Beard and
town Monday soliciting funds for a Scio depot, got one of his feet where
Mr*. Harriet Miller.
it ought not to have bnen a day or
Wanted Five or six first class destitute family living above Jordan.
m > ago.
Result a badly crippled
fre»h milk cow*. Am willing to pay
Dr. and Mrs. May Jones of Port­
the price if the cows are worth it
foot
with
Mr.
Johnson taking a lay­
land, ate Christmas dinner with Scio
IB St
Ardee Powell.
off
on
crutch««*
for a w««ek which he
relatives, as did Mias besaie Morris
is spending at his home in Harris­
Lodge installation* are now ripe. oj Lebanon
burg.
If secretaries will send in names of
George Griffin «ays if he cannot
officers The Tribune will print ’em.
Clarence F. Chapin, our former
’[sell his bull he can grind him into
Poultry will be received at the Scio |
dentist,
was a Scio visitor Saturday
bologna sausage ar.d send same over
Produce Co. any day in the w«-ek except
afternoon.
to Germany.
market price will b* paid.
Give us a trial H
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INI OHI'OHA I KU lUUIMIIH« »■
l(NM
Our Flour is as good as any made in
the Willamette Valley
EVERY X.1CK GU.4RJXTEE1)
W* d- • O*>.*rel CwM«m Milling UuOr».o
Hour .„a
Seed *n %*l*
WK«*i BuuaKa .nd l.i.h«n,.d Io,
rinuf
Wo ar* In «Ko Field for Bulla... .nd Will
Tr»,i You Kl«hi
MEM
Saturday. Saturday receipt* cannot be
The following officers were elected
shipped until the following Monday am!
R. R. Perkins, field representa­
the coat of hokling the poultry over tive of the International Correspon­ at Sunday school for the ensuing
must be deducted from the prices paid. I
dence Schools, of Salem, was in year: E. C. Shelton, superintend­
8cio 1‘nxluce Co.
Mtf
ent, Mr*. H. Bauman, aasislant su­
town Tuesday evening
The year 1918 quit us like a gen­
Mesara Smith and Van Horn, of
tleman. A better winter day than
Portland, were called to doctor the
Tueeday is seldom seen in the Will­
underground cable al the central
amette Valley, or anywhere else for
phone office Tueeday.
that matter.
Pay your U. W W. pledge. N.
The Tribune’s printer has 148 acres
1.
Morriaon has all of the pl«?dge U.
on the headwater» of the Vaquina, four
ntiie* from Naahviiie on th* C. A E- W. W. cards yet unpaid. So call at
with ¿-room house and good bam that his place of buaineas in Scio and get
he will trade for smaller place near Scio. your card.
Having unlimited outrange thia is fine
place for stock. Good sail.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young of Camaa
are spending the holiday* visiting
It is reported that Dr. Hobeon
with friend* in town
They are
expect* tn resume medical practice
well pleased with their location and
in Scio as soon a* he ia released from
think there is no place like Camaa.
the army.
Mr. and Mrs I. Stanley Van
The Tribune ha* blank application»
for auto or chaufTeer been** for 1919. Winkle of Shedd, are visiting at the
Send in your application at one* and home of Mrs. VanWinkle’s parents.
avoid th* rush.
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Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Liaka
Mr.
RIGHT NOW.
VanWinkle
is
paatoi
of
the
church
If you wish to get well, it matters
not what ail* you. I am »ure I can help at Shedd
you. I have heljxd thousand* to ind­
Mr. anb Mrs Cart Cyrus and Mr.
come well.
You can »*• me at my
and Mrs Ralph Gill, of Porllaud.
home from 9* m. to 9 p m.
cam* up Christmas day for a visit
HR. J. MURTHY,
with Scio relatives
HeK thwgsm.
perintendent; Hazel Philippi, pianist.
Freda Thayer, assistant pianist; Ne­
va Thayer and Mabel Rockefeller,
librarians; Jeanette Wolter, chor-
iater.
Mii.« Audrey Berryman, a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley
Shell n, took part in a musical en­
tertainment Friday evening. With
Mo IL tryman at the piano and Ed
Weaely and Thomas ProspaJ violins,
an enjoyable evening was passed
Among the numbers rendered were:
"Berceii*«,*’ Jocelyn; i; “Serenade, ••
Drdta; “Smilee,” and “Farewell to
Thoe.” Home made ice cream and
candi«* were served.
Mias Lucy
WrM-ly was also present.
ÎWMI
Scio Produce Cor pany
Wants Your
Will pay Cash for Egg*. Poultry, Veal, Flogs. Hide*
Will buy Cream in any quantity and pay
• hr highest cash price foi it.
Let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
Liberty Bonds
Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
If vou must sell your bond* we
will b--y them.
W e will give you a Square Deal
J. M. A H. M. HAWKINS.
Albany, Oregon
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor
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