The Scio tribune., August 07, 1919, Image 1

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SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. AUGUST 7. IVI»
NO. 51.
PIONEER DOCTOR AT
ALBANY DIES ALONE
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Dosv of Dr J. l.lnsey Mill 1» I <>un<l
When Member* of the family
j K«turn I rom V»cello«
SANTIAM
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FARM TOPIC8
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JORDAN ITEMS
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Mr». Jennie Lovejoy of Dalia«
Mr». A. Arbuckle and daughter
came over Thursday tn visit with call««! on Mr«. Goswiek Saturday.
her mother, Mr». S. W I ¡am*», for a
Mrs. Frank Linderman and chil­
Albany. A uk . 4. Dr. J.. Unary couple of weeks. nA her hi-»band will
dren were Jordnn ah ppers Monday.
Hill, one of Oregon's pioneer phyei- drive over next Saturday in hi« car
We understand llarve Shelton has
cians, was found dead in hie room« for her.
sold
his fine young team to a party
late Sunday night and had evidently I
George Griffin is alm»«t laid out near Stayton.
been dead inner July 24, when he i«;
from amokmg a ci-gar la*t week.
George Balsingers moved to Lyons
•up|x>»«d to have left on an outing
He think» it i» a little too strong of Saturday ami will occupy Mrs. A.
at Breitenbush springs.
Member*
ixitash. as the negro said, when the
Shelton's property for the present.
of hie family had been with him
doctor gave him a d<w of eprcack.
during (he evening of July 23 and
Johnny Neal ami wife of Milla
Unci*- Tom
w itfiprovitu,-
had left on their vacation on the
City visited home folk» Saturday
morning of the 24th. Upon tKVir re­ nicely over his fall from a load <>f night and Sunday
turn Sunday evening it wan learned hay some two weeks ago. which
Mewlames Clark ml I’rivit
that Dr. Hill had not been at Brsit- fractured some of his riba.
Portland are guest» of Henrv Phelps
Thrashing has lieen the order of
enbuah andean investigation due
al prfAvnt.
cloned th.A he had died, probably the day the past week. Grain is
.Messrs. Fred and »'lamice Daugh­
Thur lay morning, while drawing turning out remarkably well. Ed
erty. recently rvlurm-d from over
Kalina’s wheat is yielding about 30
for hi« trip.
Meas, were receiving th** glad hand
bushels
per acre.
Dr. Hill was born in McNary
«f Jordan friends Monday.
Having l>ad luck on the old Ux*k
county. Tenn.. February 23. 1845.
Although on account of dry pas­
ami came to Oregon with hia father farm thr«-«hmg Sunday, «.« they got
ture the mild supply h. li > ii «lightly
in 1*>:1. Hia wife died many yearn only three loads through, the engine
diminished the pa-t few day» at the
ago. He is survived by two gone refusing to pull the separator.
cheese factory, a gm-dly supply and
and a daughter, Clyde L. Hill of
Hotel Smith and wife were out to
fine quality of cheese is the daily
Sidnev. Australia, Gale S. Hill, dis­ the old reliable Santiam farm for a
output by the efficient managers,
trict attorney of Linn county, and load of fruit, barriae and vegetables,
Messrs. McIntosh and Vanna.
Mrs. Fred Ward, both of the latter to stock up for a week's run,-as he
The inhabitants of Jordan were
residing at Albany. He ia al to sur­ took >12 worth, so as to feed his
vived by three brother» and a mater, (warders up at the tup notch on the somewhat excited Saturday morning
W. Igiir Hill of Oakland. Cal., Geo. best that Pie Eater can raise. So when their attention wa« attracted
A. Hill of Seattle, Wash., II Taylor all you hungry devils who want a •kyward by the not«- and sight of
Hill <>f Portland, and Mra. Rufua square meal call at the Scio hotel two airplanes, fire patrols, presum­
ably. which pa«M-d over and disap­
Thompson of Albany.
and you will get the worth of ) our
peared in a southwesterly direction.
money.
O rxoon M ist .
J. A. C. Brant, foreman and prin­
We are expecting Curtis Griffin to
ter for The Tribune, haa eat ray «1
arrive home must any hour, as he
Twi new merchants in town: R.
He left the first of thia week, saying
wrote his mother, Mrs. 8. W.
M
Cain, of the former hardware
he was getting tired of thia print
Gaines, he would be at home by the
store
of Chas Wessly, deceased, and
shop «tuff and wsi going to do some
first of August from Los Angeles,
Chris C. Bilyeu, sure.
to J. S.
vacationing. He haa children in Sa­
Mr. Atjer lost three head of fine Sticha. confectioner.
lem, Portland and Seattle and will
horses from eating larkspur, leaving
visit all of them before he returna.
Everv man who drives an auto
him almost without a team with
During hia absence W. B. Hardwick
truck should have a c >py of road
which to harvest some 250 acre» of
will have charge of rhe mechanical
rules and read and obey them. A
grain.
end of The Tribune.
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great many of the «■••■idrnts are due
Mrs. Imes Peffer and daughter to a violation of these r-*ad rules.
Wheat is coming into the Scio
ami two sons called in to visit with
Mr. McKern, one of Albany's
mill» quite liberally thia week and
her aunt, Mr». S. W. Gaines. M<>n-
Ford
men, and George Crawford,
most of it ia of brat-claw quality.
a* afternoon.
road salesman for the Fordson trac­
PIE EATER.
tor i»low. were in town Tuesday
Mr. an.f Mrs. O. E H<>ldredge of morning enroute to points above.
FECTO
• THF. •
HOUSEHOLD
DISINFECTANT
AND
DEODORANT
M<>r«* Effective than Carbolie
Acid. Sheep Dip or Chlo­
ride of Ume.
See Our Window or Come In
and A«k Us About It.
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25c
For Four Ounce Bottle at
Kelly’s Drug Store
YOURS FOR SERVICE
Altmny came over lu.it Friday for a
few days’ visit at the home of Mr»
lloidredge's mother, Mr». Jesse
Beard.
Mr. Holdredge has just
bought a new residence house In Al­
bany of the bungalow type, and is
now awaiting possession thereof.
Charley Brant came up from Sa­
lem, Friday, for one day’s fishing.
He had the usual fisherman’s luck.
He says Thoma* creek trout have it
in for him in aome way.
N. J. Weiidle is up at Breiten-
Eli Ramer ha« retuwiv I from hia
■ mountain trip.
CRABTREE NEWS ITEMS
Willis Rainer hr.
th; p rt
for
aome
point
in
!
rn
Orcg-n
Mr«. Ida Graham and (wo daugh­
to
work
through
hat
.
ter« from near Woodburn, (Jre.,
Mrs. Il R Boyle received a tele-
have Ix-en visiting Mr. and Mrs M.
C. Game» during the j»a«t week. gram from her d «lighter, Alice
Mrs. Graham is a sister of Mrs. Stewart, of RoMlai id. B. C.. re-
questing her to co me at once as
Gaines.
is to l»c ope at<* 1 u|»>n
Joe ,Munsell ami Marion Wagy Mrs. Stewurt
at that place
left last week for Tangent to join
Mrs. Flo Young has returned
the latter*» father and work in the
' from Monmouth « ■
!>«•• n
harvest field.
i attending summer
>
> I »(»••c
Miss ids Ray is quite sick and it
| ialixing in primary gt i!• work pre­
ia feared she may t>e taking the fe­
paratory to taking
■ <! ,ti< s as
ver,
teacher in the Criii t.
.1 again
Mia» Myrtle Chatfield has returned
this year.
from Salem.
Bart Fitxgerabl n
a hurried
Grandma Poindexter has lieen
visit here Sundav
;!<■
!;-■«. doing
quite (MMirly for several days.
road work on the h-,’- « > near Jef-
G. C. Mankin, section foreman, ferson. His famib 1 i j iiw- i him
has a crew of eight men working at al that place
this time
Thresher« ai*
'• n
M. A. Freeman ami family »pent and help somewhat • . ce
Wages
several days at Newport last week, good, also the crop«
returning Monday. Mr, Freeman
reports they had a pleasant time
SPECIAL SALE
but were unable to obtain any fi«h
Now that the linn
conic to
scarcely.
give that dairy c*w al
in the
We are informal that O. B Dun*
dall, former merchant here, haa
purchased a bungalow and now re-
sides at Newport. Oregon, having
gone there for the benefit of his
health, and that he is feeling tine
since his residence there.
Mrs. Byron Crabtree has been as­
sisting Mr. Hoffman in the store
lately.
Dr. N. R. Luther has received
and is installing his new irrigating
plant, having concluded that old
"Jupe Pluvius’’ does not intend to
toss him any favors in time to ben­
efit his garden any.
W. A Rav is taking hia annual va­
cation.
Willis M. Powell is suhsti-
tuting for him. He, with his fam­
ily and D. W. Sumpter's family, will
visit the Columbia highway, and also
the coast, if the weather proves fa­
vorable.
Roy Shelton of Scio comes to Crab-
tree twice each week selling beef.
It is only six weeks until the fair His meat is fine and hia patrons al­
will be on. How almut the animal ways receive a square deal.
you want to exhibit, or the vege­
IJoyd Kuni and two sisters, who
table or fruit you wish to »how? have lieen picking loganberri«*a in
Are you giving it the care it should the J. B. Swink fields, have re­
receive?
turned home, the crop being all
Mr. and Mr«. F. J Chermak of harvested. Lloyd states that he
Pine City, Minn., arrived at the made 160 during one month that he
home of J. F Prochnska. Sunday. has lieen picking there.
Mr». Chermak is a ««ister of J. F.
Walter B. Smith, son of J. B.
Prochaska and they had not seen Smith, has returned from overseas
each other for the last eleven years. service and ia visiting homk folks.
The Tribune editor will have some­
Gard Miller, who recently re­
thing to say about the late Dr. J. turned from the navy, ia now in
L. Hill next week. He has been a Portland.
close personal friend of thia printer
Crabtree property is changing
for many years. His death we feel
hands frequently. A. 8. Freeman
as a personal loss.
recently sold his farm to J. N. Bil­
Wants it Corrected
J. F. Weasley left foe Cascadia. yeu. E. N. ('hatfield has sold to
Monday, on a vacation, if there Perry Bilveu and M A. Freeman
To tl*e Editor:
is
a trout left in the South Santiam haa sold to Joe. Doetach, recently
Y«ur news item in last toaoe ha»
he
had better hide, for Joe will be from California.
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been called to my attention by a
after
him. If Joe fails we will send
friend, and as it is so far from the
C. A. Warren had the misfortune
truth ami verv injurious to me. I our foreman up. wh«-n the aforesaid Vi have one of his hands badly lac­
want you to print this letter amt the trout will give up the ghost.
erated while operating a lever on a
enclosed circular tetter (which I
A lone printer may lie found wan­ binder laat week.
mailed to my patrons) on your front dering around about the docks in
Mixa Wanda Ramer haa been suf­
page I trust this was unintentional Seattle next week. Ifon’t hurt him
fering
with what appears to be a
on your part. If your «pace is too ami handle with care. H>* Iwlonga
carbuncle
under the chin
valuable to grant such a lengthy in Scio where hia habitat ia well
If hr is found fishing from
Mrs. Ed Tracey and family of
correction, put this in as a paid ad known
and semi me the bill. Your» truly. I the docks, forgive him. for it ia a Dayton, Ore., are visiting her mo-
lher. Mra. Jennie Ramer.
S tani jd T ayu > m .
habit.
bush spring», bathing in the hot
mud. He ha» been there for two
weeks ami h>*|<e» to be benetitted
with the baths.
>1.50 THE YEAR
wav of mime fe. <| t> >. 't» her over
the dry place in > ur pasture, we
are going to give , ..u n
ipportu-
nity, "for two d n
” to t*rt
the bast dairy cow (<•• I • i the mar­
ket at coat. We « mt
to try
this feed out. and f< ■ 1 ■ rlam that
after a trial you will f< ■ . nothing
else. If more milk md a higher
test is wnat you i
. for.
D airy F kkd will «•
ner to
filling the bill than anyth • inf v*« I
have tried this feed <■
timr* ighlv
on my own dairy herd, h, mg fed
it under all c«*ndit
■ *. Jw- uary
of this year, and find it ' .>■» more
back for the i
•
han
any other fee«! you can r ...
Every «a,-k in ku j ’»■ I to the
extent that, nfler
. .<• anv part
of it, you mav return i* and get
your money back
Saturday, Augu«t
and Monday,
August 11, I will l .iv«- n • feed on
sale at II 85 per > .ck
J. D. D es . smo RI . Scio. 0r*»g n