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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1919)
(«•urge Sutherland savs catching John L. Kelly had urgent buri- fish and catching widows arc differ- nee* over at Albany Tuesday. LOCAL BREVITIES ent propositions and tells the printer j Quite a numtwr of Aib««nv people that If he wants to catch the latter attended the dance here Saturday i he must bait his hook differently. E C. Shelton ha* purchased s A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Cl«>ra Shrlton iur-day. by the following M<-lame* Carpenter. Prill. GUI. RuadartneL Gamber. lie- Becca Morris, Rolla Shelton. Pepper. Morrison, Garland. M>er*. Ray. Mat Gill, E. C Shelton. Ewing. Ikon Me- Knight. Bauman, G. II. Bilveu. Sims; Misses Christine Shindler, Bucaner. Ardeth Shelton Game Warden ilawker wa* over brand new Ford. Dr. L. W Horn, veterinary «urgeon. Get voor fishing or hunting Urease of Friday and told the printer that the grwtuate of < hi«-ago Veterinary < ofieg*. N. I. Morrison, Sexi, you don't have to restriction on fishing in upperThuma* Stayton, Oregon. Phone 1622. 3tf i go to Albany. 1 It is currently reported thst 9»cio creek would I* off Saturday and he Joe Wr-m-ly received a thorough- NOTICE. EARM EKS is to have a new dentist. Who he could go as far as he like«! up Jordan br«i Dun-c Jersey sow from lone March 38 is «-pair w« ■ k. lx- k over I* and from whence he comes The creek for which he ha* lieen pining Sunday. your mower. rake. binder and other ma chinery and order tour rrpairo at once, Tribune ha* not learned, but it I* •ver so long. . by or<i«.nr>g Horn February 22. to Mr. and i OU save line a: I rumored that hi* name i* <'«instant Gail Jones returned from the army Mr* E. W. Russell, of Gras* Valley, early. In regard to Acme liogar ma chinery they are not handled any more Fleq and will locate about March 10. last week but not in time to get hi* at the h->me of Mrs. J. L. Oglmbee, in Portland and th* extra« there are running low, so we have to order from Young Bull Taken Up.- A young name in The Tribune'* issue fot that .Shelburn, a 9-pound girl. Spokane. Wa»h , or aer«d to the factory bull came to my place atxiut one week. Gail wa* fortunate in hi* Now if you fail to l<«>* up what you COBB'S AUTO TRUCK month ago. which I have taken up. need It may tie you will have to wait army experience. When he enlisted The animal is not yet two year* old; at your service, long or short hauls; for factory »hiprnent which la about taro weeks Don't put it off but look I* marked a* of Holstein blood with he was arnt to the Hawaiian islands Call at Weaely's garage. up what you want at once and order. a «light «train of Jersey Owner where he served the large part of l-awrence Poindexter received hi* You save phoning and |>u*tagr too. Or can have animal by paying cost of his time. After returning to- the drr now through nrough N. I. Morrmori fur an discharge and is at home. his keep an«! far this notice. A. M. U. S. hi* camp wa* in California. make of machinery you have, I wt Pringle, of near Providence. 24 j Mr* Th«*ron Russell of Salem, wa* get it for you. no matter what. N. I MORRISON. J. L. Calavan is now carrier for, the gu«-st of Mia* Christine Shindler Miss Coleen llagey of Portland, The Hous» of Personal service. route No. 4 out from Scio H<- holds Thur*dsy evening. came up last wook and visited her the place tentatively, or until Mr. At the parent teacher meeting last j PUBLIC SALE. father. A. W. Hagey, fora fewday*. M«-*pelt. the oldtime carrier wh«-n I will offer for sale st public auction evening an interesting program by For second han«! car liargain*. MO the route wa* out from Thoma*, re the little folk* w»< given an«! good al th«- Henry Ray farm. 2| mil«-» south Fre«i T. Bilyeu, Ford Garage. 24 of Scio «in the Sex» lx-banon road, com turn* from the war If M«-ja-W music by the school orchestra wa* mercing st 10 a m on Saturday, March Mr. and Mrs. R W Adam*, of K, the fallowing lulled pros» rty U> wit: does not care to resume the route excellently rendered. A »pan of horse*. 4 and 6 years «del. Spokane, arrived Saturday and vis-! when he return*. "Loffy" will lie There will he preaching at the w*ii broke, w« igh about 1250; *|ian of I ted his brother-in-law. C. A Ever bay burses, 7 an«! 9, well broke, 1M0; the permanent carrier, Federated church Sunday, morning bay mare, 9. good wurk animal. 1250. ett. until the following Tuesdav. Mr*. Jennie Warner of Corvallis, an«l evening, by Harry E. Tuttle of > black horse. 10, l.’illO. 2 3-year old horses Quite a numtier of Scio people ‘ I unbroke, set hark hariw »*. set worn was in Scio last week Report ha* Eugene. I harries*. 2 act* plow harn«-**. 2 fresh had businea* over at Allmny Tues County Clock Ruaaell and wife milk cows, 6 milk cow* fresh thi* spring, it that she came over to prepare her day for some reason. father's home (Graruljia Young) for *{>ent Sunday with her parrnt*. Mr ’ 4 2-year old )>< if, r*. * year! g heifer* i 4 yearling *teer*. 2-yr oM l>urnam bull. For sale Team snd harneas; or hi* reception. The old gentleman, and Mr* E. D Jones. k >» and * pig*. 2«' h«'»d « » •• sheep and will trade any or all for farm stoek. Mi - Maud Roadarmel of Milwau ' lanilw, 3« yearling »hceti. Champion now about SMI year* of age. is con J. W Miller. Shelburn. Ore. 27 2t kie, wa* call«! here Tuesday on ac binder. 2 !4-inch *t«-el plow*. 10 inch fined to hi* bed at the home of hi* ■trel plow, 3*t Mdtsirn wagon, disc, f*) The printer is getting restive a* son-in-law, A. J. Johnson, in Cor count of hrr son. Glen, being in pound* clover »««I. 2 milk can*. 250 jured while cutting wood. bushel* go«*i *--d uat*. 12 tons «>at and the open season for angling come*. vallia, much of the time He ha* re«! top bale«! hay. Term* of »ale: AU Samuel Harrison <>f S idavllle. in sun,* of 82D an«! und« r ca»h. «ums over We wouldn't be surprised teseehim often eMprew,nl . desire to be at hh falling a tree wa* struck by a large 120 11m«- to Octol-cr 1, 1919, at 7 per start out In the middle of the night,0<n hom<, jn -n<. Warn„r , cent, bankable note. Lunch *erv«d at limb and killed Monday afternoon. I n«».n by the ladies. Arch Ray. owner. from now on to try hi. »kill on th«- of h(g (J<_ () I C law for service. Delbert . Frank Shores, auctioneer; Riley Shel- wary trout. fiend*, will humor hi* desire. j ton. clerk. lying, Scio 2K 2t* Sheriff Kendall was over from Albany last Thursday. The Tribune g. did n>>! Irarh th«- nature of hl* buri- a a w>V> ties* THE Cheat hay baled, and some loose wheat and Mt hav for «ale ai reas onable price« All extra goo«l hay. Ed Chrx, on W«-*t Scio r<»ad. 26 3t A large crowd attended the dance in Wesely hall Saturday evening and a gixxi time enj««yed. 1‘JIH Grant-Six, 6-paaaenger; Stu- debabker-four, 7-paasenger; 1918 Ford touring; 1915 Ford touring Fred T. Bilyeu, Ford Garage. 24 All Hixn» point to con tin u* 1 opportunity anti pronperitv for the American far mer. High prices for grains and Isijx demand for all foodstuffs ar«- his main in ducements for continu«*«! increased production. Tho ending of the war ha« re leased for farm financing millions of dollars until recently requir«-d in other Mel (). Arnold returned Sunday from Portland where he had been in hospital for a week, undergoing the nasal |ia«s*g«- Poultry will be receive«! at the Scio Produce Co. any day in the week except Saturday Saturday receipt* cannot be ahipptKl until the following Monday and the cost ef holding the poultry over must be deducted from the price* paid. Scio Produce Co. 8tf Last 5 week The Tribune wa* at fault In stating that the marriage of two of our young town«pe>pl«< w»i I 0 2 o being premature. But open secret* should tie kept from newspaper ear* and that is hard to do. Yet the marriage is to occur early in the Ide* of March, just the same. We make a specialty of Friend ship. Hhgagement and Wedding Ring* F. M French A Son. Albany, Oregon. Ed Gilkey of the Alaska country, who has liern visiting relatives in * Oil Co. up there for several years but may not work for the company any longer. tions offer«! He had two proposi - him since he came down one of which he may accept. Ed went to Alaska 21 year* ago and thia has been his first visit home. Ha ha* grown in weight since he left here, a generation ago. but he looks to big ones. E. C. MEADE OFTDMKTglST AND JKWEI.EK —r« W. Second *t. Albany. Oregon Uminislritni Notici to Creditors Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned ha* been duly appointed ad ministratrix of the estate of Ard«» T. Powell, deceased, by the County Court of Linn County. Oregon. All p< raons having claim* against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified a* by law required, to the undersigned st her postofflee «.klreHa, Scio, Oregon, within aix months from thia date. hated thia 10th day of February. 1919. HAZEL POWELL. Administratrix of the catati- of A nice Powell, deceased.' Weatherfoni 4 Wyatt. Attys, for Ad ministratrix. ¿7 it PREPAYMENT FARM LOANS 6 Surzeon Day or Night ORE. 0 E A. W EDDLE o HARBER Successor to Morri* Bros. Agent Albany Steam Laundry We have loaned in the Willamette Valley over one and a half million dollars. Our rates at this time are 5J4 and 6 per cent. We offer the only prepayment loans written by any company doing business in the Northwest. Agent Albany Cleaning Work« SCIO. OREGON AayoBe Intuí FnrBi!ureSb«ulá Visit We loan for a 5 year period with privr«-ge to pay 1100 or multiple at any interest paying date. Thia means dollars of saving to you. We appraise your Hojowaj’s Furniture Store AI J »ANY farms, examine your attracts and cluse your loans aa soon a* the »ill«* can I m - perfected. We buy and sell n<-w and second hand 4 uim lure No delays, no cost to you until the loan is closed THIS IS THE WAY ro «AVE There i* probably some article or ar ticle* in possession of ./very family that is of no use to th- owffi-r which may be turned into cash. It i* so much money found. You can put it into beads or stamp* and help win the war. Wk WANT all kind* of iunk. all kind* of metal*, rubber and the many other thing* going to w**te. J. M. & H. M. HAWKINS Í ALBANY, OREGON Grain and Potato Sack* for »ale extremely healthy, a* if the north ern climate agreed with him. Get rid of the defect before it breeds disease; little eye ill* grow Calls Attender! this vicinity far the (vast two months, Ed started on hi* return Sunday. the Standard ha* been working for EYESIGHT EFFICIENCY. Weak eye* lame the limberest rflinds." Physician and We pl««ad guilty to about to occur. two fine milk sold DR. A. G. PRILL directions. It will release for farm work before next season thousand* of the "Boys' taken from the farm, fhese things combim-d will enable the farmer to take advantage of his unusual opportunities. surgical treatment for a stoppage in Murphy Notice is hereby given that the un dersign«! has been by the county court of Linn County. Oregon, ap|>ointed ex ecutor of the last will and testament and estate of E. C. Rodgers, deceased. Al) persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pres, nt the same to the undersigned at his resi dence in Scio. Linn County, ttsegon, with proper vouchers therefor within six month* from the date hereof. GEO E. KODGI-R.-i. Executor of the last will and testament and estate of E. C. Rodgers, paceaaed. L M. CURL, Attorney for Executor. IS the funeral of s relative, returning Sunday. The Sei<> I’r-Mluce Co. is in the market for all kinds of poultry, veal, dressed hog* and rabbit* far which the highest market pries will be pwki. Htf Dr. goal* last week. Exoctl or'» Notice. Joe Novak an«! Mat Doubek went to Scappoose to attend RIGIIT NOW. lf you wish to gvt well, it mattar* noi what sii* you. I *m «uro I can h«dp you. ! bave belprd thi**»a.ni* to be- rom« well. You ran *ee mr at my horne from 9 a m. to 9 p m l'R J. MURPHY, j'tf ’N-in, Oregon, I THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 401 R Hom« phone 2ZJ7 E. Rogoway, Prop. Second a Baker
