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LOCAL BREVITIES
Haying ia in full blast.
Mra. Louis Borovieka of Portland
is visiting relative» m and around
Sc: -
Mias Ella Ransford left Saturday
morning for a short visit with her
meter al Oregon City.
Bert Hollis and Clyde Rodgers
Jack J one« of Stay ton was on our
took a truck load of lambs to Port
streets Thursday of last week.
land Friday night.
Mrs. Mm to- lswlie returned to
Mr. and Mrs. Wagoner and son
her home in Eugene Sunday.
Eldon Vaughn came for a short visit
Mr ami .Mrs. E C. Shelton spent with Mr. and Mra. George Rodgers
Sunday with the Haman Sheltons.
Harry E. Tuttle conducted preach
ing
services at the Shindler bridge
M imi Gladys Smith and Mrs. Art
school
house Sunday afternoon.
llhoda motored to Salem Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ebner Yocubcta
Mrs. II rd Shelton came down
■pent Sunday at the hum«» of Mr.
from Mill City Saturday.
and Mrs Joseph Patrny.
Mi«» It- »■ Morris of Lebanon is
C. W. Brant rame from Salem
spending a few days st the home of
Monday evening, coax«! his dad to
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Morris.
go fishing and went home W«ines-
Mrs Walter Bilyeu and Mrs Vilas day morning with a nice lot of trout.
Philippi and daughter Alma went to
J. F. Weecly and family motored
Silverton Sunday for the day.
to Corvallis Sunday to take in the
Wilij Blackberries Want«! Eight sights of the city and to get some
or ten gallons. Inquire al The Tri photographic views of the place.
bune office.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wisely,
Scio Masonic lodge will hold stated Mrs Frances Weedy and family and
communication Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zavodsky spent
July 12.
Sunday at Salem.
Mr. Philippi and nephew fren
Tomorrow will lie the ‘‘glorious
fourth" and much powder will Iw Minneeota were visiting at the home
of Steve Philippi, the former's bro
burned.
Henry Bilyeu has hou.rht a home ther. the first of the week.
Ijay for Sale I have a large <
Hay for Sale Vetch and oats, a
quantity of r«-><
-.<! grass hay small lot; a large lot of grhin hay
for sale in the *h -A this week and and cheat, at the going price in the
next JesM- L Rodgnrn.
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Hasel Powell
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We make a «iwcialty of Friend- i
«hip. Engagement and Wedding! The Tribune's printer •»*»" It* acres
Ring» F M French
Son. Allmnv. on th- beadwater« of the Y a-pnna, four
mile« fnwn Nashville on the <’. A E.
nailon «ride strike of Omron.
TEI EGRAPHERS CALL
NATION-WIDE STRIKE
Chtragn — a
tel* r»i>h'-r» and trli-phoas «»rrators
■ ho are m-aibera of ths ComMerctal
Til ki - si '> rs‘ t’nloa of A tn <-rica »»»
«r«1’ -*<l to tske < ffi-rt Widanday
n>..rti!cai >1 I A M
Il «a» estimated al the bsMUtquarters
hrfv lì » the strike would alf«< b<-
t»e< n <0 <O0 end loe 000 Individuals
01 *1 in marly tfi.SOO were said to be
w i ti- r» of the unInn.
Th«- il«t»ton Io rail a aatl»a wld<
e’rl>
«»• in-lxd t*y President Kon
.«kanip aftrj si» »dina several dar» In
Waahln > ion wt.erv- h- bad dtr«i«l a
strike of imioa emrioyee In ten south-
esali rn stati-a
That strike followed
s «<rtk‘ of trirphonr workers In At
Isnta. where I ri r-pbenr employes wrre
»-lid tn tinve t . n dlschargi'd tax'suer
of uni i-.
_ lions
with i-rovn. house and gi<urt barn that
We »re now tn -h»fn to fit you out he will trade for smaller place near Sela.
with automobile tires, tuber and screw Htflas unlimited outran?» thia ia fine
place for stock. Good wtl.
eories. We have »- -nw tsted cars on
hand; come in and look them aver.
BAHTU BROS
Get your fishing or hunting license of
N. I. M'-rnae, rirto; you don’t have to
go to Albany,
The Scio Produce t o. i» in the market
for all kinds of |«>ultry. veal, drswaed
bogs »nd rabbits for Who h Il>e highest
market price will l«c paid.
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returned
Mr and *’rs Boone of San Fran
cisco are v «iting at the home of
Mrs B*wm« » parents. Mr and Mra.
G. W. Morrow.
Tom Quigley returned from a trio
to aouthern i'alifornia a few days
ago. Hr says he croim«i the border
into Mexico.
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Last Saturday a birthdav party
gathered at the home of Grandma
Fleming, it being her 79th anniver
sary. A splendid birthday dinner
was nerved of which the following
children and grandchildren partook;
J. B. Fleming. Ad Fleming, F«l
Fleming and wife. Mr. and Mrs
G«irge Glime*. R. C. Pettit and
family. Wilbur Fleming and family,
Mra. Hazel Shelton and Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Fleming.
C. A Lures brought five red jar-
ary ho«» io town Monday which
brought him over
They were
The war department ha» d«lln«l to
H-mnnths pig« High hreoedlng pnya. pay the watcbmrn shu guarded the
Mr» A J Bilyeu. Mr» Simimon dam of the Fold Hprin«» irrigation
a neighbor, and Gail Jon**s drove project la Oregon during the war It
waa thought n«e««ary to have the dam
over fr»m Al any Sunday and call«!
guarded and It waa »upposed that the
on The Tribune family.
watchmen would be paid by the gov.
Walter In ru took a bunch of
nenphvtew tip • rabtre« creek Sunday
and took irdonic pleasure watching
them scrambling over the rocks in
search of trout.
ernment. Just a» were many watchmen
who guarded the private properly of
traasportatlon. light and power com ,
panics, but the act tier» have found the
cost of these watchmen charged up to
them as part of the maintenance.
W. A Bodine, fruit inspector,
Just arrived, a new line of wall-
died in Allrnny June 25. He was a paper al Kelly's Drug Store
brother of D. H. Bodine, whose term
For Sale A registered Poland
of office a» »heriff expired January (Ttina tioar. 2 years old. Alvin L.
Gilkey.
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1 last.
Loat—Between Scio and Stay ton
Bill Brenner ia a persistent hom
June 24. a mohair duster with large
bre. Three times has he plant«d
white silk handkerchief in pocket
the »am*' little patch tn corn and he F'inder plea.«e*notify Fred T Bilyeu,
is beginning to think the i tmosphere Srio.
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in that neighborhood must be influ
For Sale- A 7-year old h>>rse,
enced tiy the surroundings.
standard bred, weight ab<iut 1100;
C. W. Bragg, depot bowt at West sound, and gentle to ride or drive
This horse is without a blemish. O.
Scio, went to Portland Sunday. Mra.
B. Cyrus.
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Bragg and the l«mrr half. C. W .
if you see it advertised in the
were »hopping in Albany Saturday
magazines, you can find it at Kelly s
We have his authority tn s»y "lesser Drug Store.
hair* for he denominated Mrs Bragg
AewsMiries for all makes of cars.
•a his “tetter half.“
Chevrolet “490“ e«j>ecially, also Re
A short trip through Albany
prairie convinces The Tribune man
that Linn county will hatwest the
heaviest crops this year of the 25
years past. Wheat, oats, hay of all
kind«, rye and barley show up first
class and every available acre aeems
to have hern planted
vere Hr««.
Bartu Bro».
RÉ a A mw «aw
A M aa AÌ aa
Wwiwi tii wWw^rs avtmhimi
tali» Attendai
Day or Night
Poultry will be received at the Srio
Produce Co. auv «lay tn the week except
Saturday. Saturday receipts cannot bw
shii'fwd until the foljowltig Munday and
the cuet of hofcling the poultry over
must k ilrvfuctid flam the prices paid.
Selo ITuducv t o.
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Pally B.-f' • Retw««n Volunteers and
t<i!di«ry Reported
ATTENTION
<h • rii*» warfare of a char
actor * which usually i>r««Je» a major
conflict" I» ruing <M» In Ireland, de
; dared Frank I*. Walsh and Edward
F i ;
« ...i;-pl< mentary report
wbb 0 '>’• « have forwarded to Prewi
' «lightest Intimation that
' wearing bifocals •
rati n Alm of Dills,
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Wa»h i>n' -n
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migration for flvv
n< « r! i centrici!
1 terina ill*« country
th« ». h « i <>
HOBSON
Office on Main street, at th«*
old stand
SCIO
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OKEGON
GUERRILLA WAR IN IRELAND
fi'W ox f— ■
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PhHICiail 2QI SoriSüD
¿eoi Wi!>on resardina conditions In
Ireland.
M. r» Walsh anil llunne. delegates
The perfection of the bifocal came
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A number of young people among I ! i>
in Lebanon and will move thereto
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ar.iiltton
to
their
report
with the invention of the Kryptok.
them living Misa Helen Metcalf,
this week
•uhm it ltd to l'r< «ident Wilson last With the»- gla-»- « v -u can reml the
made
a
pleafure
trip
by
way
of
auto
in the al-cnee of regular help the
we-l (hat cla-h< » between Irish vol
smallest type through the lower
Maud*- Mullers nrr plentiful in the to Detroit Sunday.
un leers a-.-I ibe army forcea in t ro
Thomas P Ptospal return«! from land in slub men oli l«»(h aldea ars part and the upper part give» per
hav field«
feet far vision, yet no one has the
killed. are of daily occurrence.
Mi*» Ella Hansford has gone to Portland last Thursday am! w-nt
Canc&ile Locks for a two weeks* visit back to his night job al the milk
condenarry.
with her »i«ler.
Due to a westerly wind, which is
Mrs M. <’ Gill return«! Satur
supposed
to presage p*x»r fishing,
day from a visit with her »on, Or.
W. A. Ewing and Jim Bilyeu post
Gill of L-I>a <-i
poned their fishing trip up Thun a»
Mr and Mrs M M Peery of
creek Friday.
Springfield were visiting at the P.
There is one good thing about the
H MacDonald home this week.
return to the 2-cent stamp. The
Mr and Mr- Guy McKrnght left
government will not lose mi much
this n mir <• for Newport to »fiend
t>ecause of the franking privilege.
a few day»
Good thing; for most franked letters
Dr. Fi«|. dentist, who attend«!
are not ojienrd by the busy new»-
the examination in Portland of th<>«r
who would practice dentistry, has paper man.
DR. A. G. PRILL
Phsiciai asi Smi
• prohibions Im
»ear» and piar ins
ti» upon aliena en
erro Introduced In
I uni in the market furrows
with voting calve» at their
side», nr cows to soon come
fresh, limited amount. Also
will handle Votli heef or fcvtl-
er stuff ami pay the highest
market price
FAT HOGS WANTED
you are “Fair Pealing
is iyy motto.
Phone me fi to 7 SSD a. m. and after 6 p. m.
E. C. MEADE
nrniMKTfUST ANTlJKWhljnt
Z®< W. Second «.t,
Albany, Oregon
THOMAS LARGE
Scio
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Advertise in The Scio Tribune and get
resulta.
SCIO GARAGE
Agent for
Hartford I ires, Overland Cars and
Panhard Trucks
Meat Market
HOLECHEK BROS.
W" v Milt
treat the people
light nod will welcome old
no I new •-iietomera, welling
fir»t-cla»a meat at the most
rea.«i>nalde price».
Donora
We buv Veal Hog» and
lint-
paving good prices.
Pride of Possession
Give Us a Call
nograpli ; to <»w o a
<’l< I.HBHATH I N
A 1 AJA NV
July 4th
^pnota
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At the Big Linn Co.
Victory Celebration
and Reception to Re
turned Soldiers and
Sonora plav* nil rec
ord» ¡n rft rfhf without
extra iittrn -Imionta.
$50 to $1000
J. S. STICH A, Agent
Something iroing on ev« rv minute
A p»ra-le with brand new feature»
two miles lung
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land and water eootr-t« by member* »♦»•«asaas »■■»»»»■■>»■■♦♦■■■»♦■♦♦♦♦»■■>»■*«♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦*
of the Loyal legion of L urgent and
Lu’iiherm-n
Psseliall sport», con lewis
J wish t<> aim -iiin<* to the public tiiul all of ipy fitni'
Big free barbeetie at noon
i» not taken up with hauling
Hilarious Mardi Gras and dance in
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the evenitw
SCIO. CRF.GON
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H/\ULING OF ALL KINDS
w
Express and Freight
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lf it is a tire why not a Goodrich T’/te Cit\) 't Open and th • ¡.id'» Off
Diamond or a Fisk 60OO-mile guat
to Every Man in Uniform
ante# on all ahove mentioned cane»
Alvo, w» bandir thè Goodyear tire».
Cali in and see thè new Uree al thè
FORD GARAGE.
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Come !
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S«i if \mi have nectl for mv xvr\ice» I can *lf» \» tn
work,
l'rip» to A’li.inv. la'banon or Salem atrangi -l
l.e.ive oilier» al tin* Scio I’naluct* < o.
SAM. bTOLLEK. Auto Hrav Service
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