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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1919)
•«A-.r-'* ; a « • •> ; A *«** . . li ¡*r>s ...... » . « • ' il 4 Scio has a monthly pay roll of Mrs. AI mins Pomeroy mad« the about 12(1.000 with proepects that trip to Albany Wednesday it will be increased to 125.00U within Oregon is herself again and the flu a few weeks. should soon be conspicuous becauer - "J « t .r . I. V, r * . /' Ï J / • / /' > The wind the first of the week of its absence. did some damage in tearing down Mias Lily Sims, who has l»een em Charles Vestecks and family ar« signs. Mowing down tree« and in experiencing a second attack of flu. ployed in Mill City th« past few one instance unroofing a barn. It months, returned home Thursday. Sank Hannah of Jordan, was in knocked the Arnold windmill into a Mrs M Morse, a trained nurse, town Monday to sho| some. cocked hat came from Albany Monday to assist Cows for Sal«.—Nine first class John I). Densmore. jr.. who was In caring for the Scio sick. milk cows, all fresh since October, reported to tie seriously sick in Port in good condition. W. A. Evers, Mrs. Alda Hutchison of Portland, land. now seems fully recovered and near Griggs station. 2° St is at the Ard«« Powell home to help is eating mother's grub at the fam She came Monday Walter and Jerry liolechek of nurse the sick ily home In Scio. Portland, arc looking after business Between the old city council and Riley Shelton and Hen Thayer matters here this week. the flu. Scio has been ahowieas for were the city mudlarks this week Or L W Hom, veterinary surgeon, several weeks. gradual« of Chicago Veterinary College. They scraped the mud from Main Mrs. Dr. Hobson came in Friday 8tayton, Oregon. Phone 1622. 3tf street latter They got tired of evening and is visiting at the home the job before it was fairly com Bert Pepper, who has been train of Mr. and Mrs. William Brenner. menced and an accommodating rain ing in Texas for the [x*t 11 months, Riley Boyd returned the latter gave excuse to quit. received his discharge from the army part of the week to resumé work in and came home Friday. Condensery patronage is increas ihs ship knee camp. For sal«- Ten tons of first class cheat ing. Near 10.000 pounds daily is Mrs J. N. Weddle returned lact the mark now. This means |XW> hay. will place it *l>o*rd the car» at Goitre station at 124 per ton. baler's evening from a week's visit with paid f<>r milk each day. With the weight. Inquire at The Tribune office. with her daughter. Mrs. Fred Ohle- full milk flow in the spring the George Balaiger, Jordan merchant, meier, in Portland. daily receipt is ex fleeted to rrach who had a second attack of the flu The two orphaned grandchildren 25.000 pounds. while at Salem, was able to return of Mrs. Harman were brought fr<>m / A vidt to the county court house home la»t we«4. Montana Saturday by Miss Ulen will -t-m somewhat strange for a 5A’r make a specialty of Friend Johnson of Bancroft. North Dakota. while W ith Sheriff Bodine. Treas ship, Engagement and Wedding As an evidence that the war is urer Francis and Judge Mcknight Ring» F M French A Son, AI ban v. over and that peace shall again aiU— rit from roll call, one feels he is Oregon maintain. Ford ails are to I m - found In a strange pasture. Ilia confidence It is said the flouring mill force in the newspapers. will be increased, however, by in can t>c claimed as follows: Ix>ffv terviewing t'lerk Rusnell. Assessor The office mu<l puddle is back to ('alavan. Uwe; Fred Jones, crayon Fisher <>r Recorder Velma Davis. normal since the free»* ami the boas artist, lh>n Mcknight, general roue But the real at home feeling wilt thinks some of planting it to pood tabout. lilies, skunk cabbage and other return if he calls on Janitor Mart Cheat seed for sale, or exchange Bilvru choice aquatic plants for oats Enquire at this office. Th. - l . . i v. i« in the market Bill Parker of Centralia, Wash . for all kinds of |«>ultry, veal, dressed has been visiting with hie brother. hogs and rabbits for which th« highe« I J. F. Parker. He left Wednesday mark«t price will be paid. Ktf noon for Redna. Dr. Prill, a» health officer, is get Mrs. Walker of Silverton, and ling his fighting clothes on. He says Mrs. Cristi« of Portland, have Iwen arrests will I»- made if persona who visiting with their mother. Mrs can communicate th« flu do not stay Mary Dorn, the past week, They at home. left Wednesday morning for their Poultry will be received at th« Scio respective homes. Produce Co. any day in the week except Saturday. Saturday receipt* cannot be Mr. Flowers, now residing in Al shipped until the following Monday and bany but formerly of Montana, pur the cost of holding th« poultry over chased John Egr's home and 27 must t>c deducted from the prices paid. acres of land. He will move thereon Scio Produce Co. Mtf som« time in March Louin Bowerman of Portland, and Th« Tribune has a 6 col Diamond who was a resident of Scio a few press in good condition, hand power, years ago. arrived in town last for sale at a bargain. Ala» a I-form Thursday evening. newspaper Imposing atone all at a 22 All who are indebted to th« Scio bargain. Wk’-' ' RIGHT NOW if you wish to gst well, It mattars not what ails you. I am «ors I can help you. ! have helped thousands to be come well. You can saa ma at my home from 9 i m. to • p. m. l»R. J. MURPHY. neh», dragon. 9M lliigtiwaj's hmiiliire Siuiv Al JIA NY » W« buy and sell new and second Kami Fornitura Brain worker* are eye workers. Your eye* are the m «t important tool* with which you are equipped. They determine your value to your . self and your employer. They mean ■ucceM or failuie E. C. MEADE omiMr-TKIXT ANtlJMWKUtR 239 W. Second *t. Albany. Oregon j THIS IS THE WAY TO SAVE There is protwhly *>nw srticlc or ar- tides in po«w«s*iun of «very fsmily that is of no us« to th* owner which may be lurnt^i into cash. It u *o much money found. You ran put it into b«>a<l* or ■tamp* and help win the war. WE WANT all hind* of lunk, all kind* of metah. rublwr and the many other thing* going to want«- Grain and Potato Sacks for «ale THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phon« 401 R Horn« phoae 2227 E Rugoway. Prop. Second a baker PICTURE PRINTING We are prepared to take your pictures, develop your plates, films, film packs, do your printing, enlarging and framing w e charge nothing for developing films or plates when twelve prints are ordered. We have had fifteen years of practical work in picture taking. If we can l»e of any help to you in getting good results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give you pointers. MAH. <>HI»EHS <»(’!< SPl’A IAI.TY Give usa trial J. F. WESELY I’ll NI Y OF MONEY to loan on g<«»l farm*, low Intervet rates, five years I‘me; privdege to pay 1100 or multiple no any interest date. Oil <>r write J. M s -d H M Hawkins, A then v, Oregon. SCIO OREGON We do not carry any cameras or camera supplies " When the cat‘s away the mice will play." applies appropriately to the U. S congress at the present time. Our b-gielator* do not seem to much alarmed at the ahortaure of funds f<>r appropriations purposr* if the voting of |5 to S10 clerks t>e the criterion. will ELnoch Shelton, janitor at the Scio else »•< rife. forget. school, has caused a shortage in the He wan He dares court plaster and arnica supply. It nut late not stay came about through Enoch's desire six times out late to show the kids how gracefully he lieeause a week could descend the front steps, es- he wed penally when they were covered and led frisky a suff with mud and ice He descended. life. ragette. but not gracefully. His feet got in a hurry and slid away and he rolled Liberty Bonds and pitched down those 13 steps like a ship in a storm Enoch declare* If you must sail your bonds we he hit every one of those »term at will buy them. least twice His demonstration met J M. a H. M HAWKINS. with beartv applause from hi* au- Albany, Oregon. disoes. I AnoieWaitiu Foriere Mi Visit All w<nk guaranteed and done promptly. The Scio Tribune II .5® th« year. If legislator* will Icrutinixe the things for which appropriations have been mpde in the past, they Mutual Telephone Co. for long dlst The Linn county bar. when Judge will be aMtonished at the small bene ance calls, are hereby required to D B Mcknight retired from six fit received in return. call at the central office and srttle years of service as county judge, The moderation of the weather the same at once. Thia means hue- presented him wilh a gold watch mi and return of the gooii old Oregon Inaaa. J. N. WEDDLE. a testimonial to hi« fairness and ram. mark a turn for the better Clifford Compton came home from courtesy to the lawyers during his with most of <>ur flu case*. Silverton Saturday for a day’s visit. term of office The Oregon legislature does not The boys or young men who have Wool yarns made in Oregon for purpose to be balked nor battled by hand knitting We have just in a I been stealing chickens recently from new supply Bishop’« fleeca yarns, in various poultry yards about town, a little thing like the flu. There is khaki and oxford gray shade* Or n > lack of clerks or those who would had Iwtter lie more cautious in their ders by phone or mail promptly filled. be. Well, if the flu will just cause pilfering. The parties are known Salem Woolen Mill Store, the customary lobby to go flooey with some degree of certainty and 22 4t Salem. Oregon. we will f«-el that there is some good prosecution is certain when p<«itive R C. Petit, who has had much in a great evil. experience in logging and sawmill evidence can be found. Prof. H. L. Role Kas a much This is But now ing, is <>f the opini >n that the Scio the way he roe* lagging and Lumbering Co., whose surprised man Saturday evening that he straight home mill is near hie home, is managed Mrs. Robe received in the evening went like thia, by thorough lumbering men who un mail some flowers and a letter of home be and stays derstand the business in all its fea condolence sympathizing with her fore he took there, you As tures. from the tree tc the finished in the death of her husband wife can bet a k the Prof, was in the front room try« product an<l who have money enough He was He's had . ing to get music out of the piano, to successfully float the business. to learn on deck she couldn't understand how he Wanted A 250 or 300-egg Incu a thing for joy bator; or two 150-egg site Tell could be dead. Then it dawned on or two The Tribune what you have and the her that she saw in an Albany paper rides or price for same. 22 4t whatever he never the report of another Robe's death. Am in the market for wornout and old horses past usefulness. J. D. Densmore. Th« Tribun«’» printer has I4X acres on th« headwaters of th« Yaquina. four mil«« from Naah villa on the C. A E. with 5-room hows« and good bam that be will trad» for smaller pise« near Scio. Having unlimited outrange this is fin« place for stock. Good soil. Advert!*« in Th« Scio Tribun« and g»t h * Scio Produce Coirpany Company Wants Your Business Will pay ( ash for Eggs. Poult ry, Veal. I logs. I tided Will l>uy ( ream in any quantity and pav the highrst cash price fot it. Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known nnd we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Cascara Bark U r will give you a Square Deal FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor 1
