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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1920)
> * * I ' * f r LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES A ► '.X* Public Sale. June 12. otte and one-half miles The next Mated meeting of Scio's south of Slayton, on the Scio-Stay- masonic lodge will be on Saturday ihe fdlowing specified evening. May 29. , > ! stock and a few farm implements J. D. Iienamore has plastered the will be offered for sale at public outcry: front of his place of busineaa with a 52 hra<l of cattie, part are high coating of paint and a large sign. grade Jerseys, most of which are now giving milk and the rest to Grading on the Scio-Green bridge freshen aoon. road is reported to im making gmal 8 work horses. progress 20 head Cotawold sheep. Blasting by road makers is fre 7 brood aowa, I with 7 pigs. 2 Du roc boars. quently heard these days. . | Some farm implements. Claron Compton of Ixdisnon was; y j.. pleji j(|NG in town ruewlay. A. I.. Stevenson. Auctioneer. Mias Bertha Hougen, who has been Slayton Merchants Bank. Clerk, Lunch served by Stay ton Aid So teaching school in the Burmewter ciety. 41 21* district, left for her home in Port land Monday morning Laborers Wanted, y . • * 4 i at 75 Cento Every Seaday J The organizers of the overalls club Salem Saturday evening to have a pinochle game with two of his sons, are somewhat discouraged now that one of whom came from Portland (he price of overalla haa ahot up for the same purpose. from |2 to $6 It iaauggested that A basket social was held nt the the next thing in order ia to organ Cole school house Thursday evening ize an Adam and Eve club. For Sale Seven milk cows, five Durham, two Jerseys; all fresh, also yearling Durham bull. All young cows Ralydi Mclhmald. 39 St A. I- WAUMfK. IN»« □ S3 ♦»sssssssssssseessssss»» | ‘ FUR SALE 22 acres al station West Scio; &- room house, freshly painted inside and out. $2500. W. J. R i khkn SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER Rex Peery anil Miss Stringer, a Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lindley mo liai Caaitj Bitot lit OnOwi Lical P mr I i former resident of the Crabtree tored to Salem via Aumsville, where country, were married in Portland the missus stopped off to visit th« Ssfeat and Best Im raiment In the J M. Umileya while Archie went on on Wednesday of last week. World fat f ree, to see his eye doctor. Wednesday. Reports say that the aphids or A limited number of I4nn County J. Deo McClain and AW Meta- aphis are infecting the vetch crops bonds are offered to the cititene of Linn over on Albany prairie No com ger. of the Blain Clothing Co., Al ( «Minty. These bonds bear 5 per cent bany, were in Scio yesterday and plaints of the aphis in the vicinity interest payable semi-annually, and run called al The Tribune office. for 5 years. Ihey will t>e told al par of Scio are reported as yet. Thomas I’. Prospal left for Port and arerurd interest, and may be paid People arc getting anxious about land last Friday. Tom's friends, for any time between now and July I, the extrem«dy Cold nifchtA we are and ran I m - had in denominstsm« of |l< v l«rticularlv a sighing maid, will be having Corn ia becoming one of or Tórni glad to hear of his success in his Make application for as many bond* our principal croi« and auch cool new field of endeavor. ! as you want through your own local nights are not favorable for corn, I bank, or write to the First National Their friends former neighbors of neither foi gardens. 40 4t Independence gave Mr. and Mrs. T. Bank of Albany. Oregon. C. C. Jackson, of the Albany Dem H. Boynton a joyful surprise at their ocrat. is lapidly learning the newt home near Scio on Sunday. Seven Pasture for Rent I have 200 acrea pafier business. His partner. Mr auto loads came ami a delightful cattle or sheep pasture to rent out Cronise, ia off on a health trip ami two hours spent recalling old times right or bv the month. J. L. Rodgers '' 'Tia sweet to lie remembered.” ■ C. C. was just jumping sideways do The visitor« came bv way of Albany. I An O. I t', sow and 9 nigs for ing double work last Saturda . returning via Jefferson and Buena 81 (Ml; lioth sow and ptga can tie reg istered. (wing full Hood. F. J. Kula The Tribune's printer motored to Vista. ■ifp " f- t' Mjbair ait Vial. I am in the market again for your mohair and wool. Will pay highest market ptice for same, as I always ha dune. Geo F. liudgers. Hotel $rio Peace Oistarbers. l-aborers wanted for the I). 8. Gov- Marie Poavar left Monday ; ernment railroad urxler construction Charley Compton ia very much in- morning for a abort vialt to Call«I from Seward to Fairbanks, Alaska. censed at a bunch of boys in our Wages 46.00 |wr day; board 11.60 day fornia. Mulled men will be given opportunities town who are in the habit of col Mrs E Wooton of Phoenix, in their line of work whenever possible. lecting in the neighborhood of the For sailing dates and other informa Arizona, arrived a short time ago Uon . rlo ALASKA KNGR.CoM school house of evenings and by , ...... to spend the summer in the valley. MIsslON, Room 301. new poatofHc- loud noises and swearing and vulgar bullding, Portland. Oregon. 41 It language greatly disturb tho peace Captain Mantor thinks hr will Compton says his mother is old ami have to return to a government hos Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hildreth went feeble ami the unneceoaarv hood- pital to have the cure complete.I of to Albany Thursday. lumism worries h«r considerably. He says it must lie stopped and injuries received over in France, Ed Brown of near West Scio had names Teddy Sims as the chief of Mrs. Clara Griffin has gone to a leg broken yesterday by a load of fender. Hove, be warned in time or Eastern Oregon for a visit with her ties falling on him. it will lead to peace officers taking daughter. Mra. Fred Sturges, who Qty marshal grt Mrs M. I C. Arnold is attending the matter up busy. lives at Suntex. grand lodge of Rebekahs al Baker. ! Why not start the aeason right by equipping your automobile with a guar anteed Columbia or t ilde atorags bat tery? See tbs lode ami Columbia bat teri«« before you buy any other. For sale at the Ford Garage, Scio ui// Ac talufied u'ith a meal Mrs. ' I Aatiaetot Ovwft, AttitOto »or H */!!•< ft aw * mu «tait CtOTHil — - ---- The Bigger they are The Harder they fall i................. We don’t expect our 130 to 170 pound customers to go into ecstasy over thia BUT, that p<>rtly portion <if our mai Ima list that tipe thè acale« at 190 up will hkvs rea»in to Ire all smi Ir« when they read it. For Sale Two promising young heifers. A and i Holstam, and one or two good milch cows. Leonard Gilkey 'The <Michaels-Stern) Spring | STU UTS walked in on us this | week, and every slim and regular sized suit in the house felt its nose go out of joint when these Iwiuncing babies arrived. If you are getting to a place where your waiat meaauie ia running neck and neck with your cheat meaaure you will like them and the bigger you are the harder you’ll fall. Sime of our new frames and mount ings Sbur-on Sheltex in transpar ent or cherry; Zilo Shell and the 20th Century frame. The transparent shell frame with tho tiny white gold rim inside are strong, light and very becoming Size* 40 to 46 Stout Blain Clothing Co Albany, Oregon (Dptom e trist. A o*g&, bait —-It ia believed somewhere on the road between Scio and Munkera a ailver case open face Waltham watch with gold stem. Owner will For Sale- Sorrel mare. 1300; five pay reward for return of watch, as it is valued as a keepsake. Kenneth years old; well broken, sound in ev ery tiarticular. M l). Arnold. 40 2t McDonald. Value First lbany HAROLD ALBRO, Manufacturing Optician WE HAVE EVERYTHING OPTICAL LYL STRAIN la the cause of many HUMAN I LU A large part of the people of Scio seem < to have been in Albany last Satur lay Among the number were Mr. aid Mrs. D. C. Thoms. James Bilyeu. Ona Shelton. W. M Phillips and several others whose names we do not now recall. BANCROFT Optical Company 813 W. 1st St., Albany IO Meat Market Potatoes, the most modest of all veg« tablee and the one which usual ly ia found on the average table at •very meal, have tiecome a luxury. The old ci oo has proven too short and the new crop slow in getting around leaves a month or so between unaupplied. HOLECHEK BROS. We want to treat the |x«ople right and will welcome old aik I new customer«, selling first-class meat at the most reaaonahle prices. We buy Veal lloga and lliilvs paving good prices. 0. E. Eichinger has lost s glass door from one of his auto headlights. «• w«« lost between his home Ibsny Finder please send or it nt any of the garages in Scio .. od grt a dollar for the trouble. Engineer in charge. Cunningham, report» the work progressing satis factorily on the power plant project up at Jordan. Clearing of the right of way has been completed and work on the ditch and flume is about to t»e commenced. Some lumber has been delivered Work on the bridge at the power station has been delayed somewhat, but the delav ia now at an end. j ’'•w For Sale A Jersey cow to freshen almost immediately; unusually large for the br«*ed. Also 6 thoroughbred i Duroc shoals. subj«?ct to registry. Mrs. A. W. Arbuckle. Jordan. 4O2t Have your eyes examined and fitted with gI«*•<•» by a Graduate < iptometriaL (Causes of headache removed, eyes strait ened. and eye strain relieved. Private office for exammationa. Prices very r«-aaonable. F. M. FRENCH A SONS Jewelers and < iptometnata, Albany, Or egon. announcement. of last week for l>enefit of the school. A large crowd was present and bas kets sold for fancy prices, resulting In a fund of over $35. Mr. and Mrs E. D. M-era and Mr and Mrs. Don McKnight motor ed to McMinnville and Newlierg on Sunday to visit Mrs McKnight*» mother and Mr Myers' lister, who live at the respective named towns. IF YOU WANT to l>uy or trade for 146 •■res g<>ud slock land near headwaters of the Yaquina in Bcntun county see The Tribune's printer. Give Us a Call I DENTIST < iffire Hours: » to 12 A. M. I t<> s P M One door north of Poatolfice SCIO. OREGON I DR. A. G. PRIlJ. Phsiciai ani S uini («Ila Attended bay or Night
