The Scio tribune., June 24, 1920, Image 6

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Vilas Philippi returned last Fri-
day from southern Oregon when* he
N. I. Morri« >n made a business disponed of a flock of COO sheep at
|I2 a head
trip to Eugene last Friday.
Sheriff Kendall emptied 400 bot­
Mrs. F. T. Thayer b this week
tles of (jeer ana two gallons of dan­
ylsiting relative« In Lrbanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pepper of delion wine into the sewer in Albany
Camas. Wash., arrived Sunday fora last Friday.
How much money will the 60,000
abort visit with relatives and friends.
Mias Bertha I’atrny spent the week shriners leave in Portland? Fifty
dollars each. *30,000, is probably a
end at home
too modest estimate: I loo.000 will
E. L. Bilyeu returned from a bus­
probably tie nearer the correct mark.
iness trip to Portland Thursday.
Mr. Hunt, a posting machine ex­
J. j! '
!.• I i - •.« and 1; .,.|>«
pert from Eugene, was in town Fri­
Rodgers motored to Albany Thurs­
day overhauling and cleaning the
day.
posting machine at the bank.
Service will lie held in the Catholic
Everybody can do as much work
church here Sunday. June 27, at II
as
he desires this w<ek. that is to
o'clock a m.
say if he can be satisfied, for there
Mrs. M. F. Born and sun Russell
is more daylight this week than any
returned fr> m a Portland visit Fri­
other of the year ami is probably
day evening.
the reason why the shriners selected
Mrs. V. J Philippi and children
it for their festivities in Portland.
return««! Friday from a visit at Sil­
Work has been held back on the
verton.
power pu-ject at Jordan for lack of
Robert B Jone», who went to
lumber due to non delivery of same
returned
Pendleton on business,
because of the bail condition of the
Saturday morning.
Richardson Gap road.
Miss Esther Humphrey,
An ice cream social was given at
pnn i ' i tn.
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* t
rit
the
schoolhouse Wednesday evening
for her home in Portland Monday.
in honor of the school teachers who
Mrs. Anton Rosprnfka return«*d
Moodnv from , few days’ visit with will s**»n bo taking their departure
to their homes. Those present were:!
relative m Portia
b">■ F.riber Humphrey. Jeannette
Alex l>. Bodeaer and M *• Ai'.t.a
A niter. Grace
Muller, Christine
Hiatt of Lyons were married in Al­
Kindler, and Prof. Thun. Jesse Hi!
bany Monday.
<ireth. A I. Plummer
J. F. Vudvornik and family moved
Loose hay in shuck for sale by J.1
to Salem last Wednesday for the
L Rodgers.
summer.
Riley Shelton hist his purse Sun
Mr. ami Mrs. L P. Arnold and day. Reward paid (or its return with
daughter Maxine made a busin««a contents.
It*
trip to Albany Saturday.
For Sale 36 heail of yearling ewes,
.Shropshire», and a few lamb«.
Plenty of Gasolene in Al
bany Now
Come in; attend our sale and get
A FULL TANK
We can give you a Famous Oregon
Cashmere Suit at
$26.(,,)
Made of Western Wool Only
All Suits from
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All Men’s Shoes 10 to 25 per cent off.
Buy your next winter’s shoes now a nd
save money.
Men’s Straw Sailors, a big lot at each
I >
Riley Shelton
Real Estate Rrolfer
and Notary Public
Mens Leather Belts, a good assort­
ment, at each
40c
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The Blain Clothing Co.
ALBANY, OREGON
“Value First ’
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OREGON
HUNKERS and WEST
SCIO STAGE
Walter Bilyeu, Prop.
Phone 6-515
STAGE MEETS ALL TRAINS
Ix-sws Scio P os toftice —
at 7 :to a m and 4:45 p m for Writ Sen,
and 7 45 a. m. and 1 ;15 p m for Munkers
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All Kinds of Hauling
o Short and Long Distance
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at Reasonable Rates
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Attistiea Brttftrr
¡¡SAM STOLLER
Expressman
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Meat Market
HOLECHEK BROS.
We want to treat the people
right and will welcome old
and new customers, selling
first-clasM meat at the must
reasonable prices.
We buy Veal
Hops and
Hides, paving good prices.
Mr. and Mrs E D. Myers went
to Portland Tuesday morning to take
in some of the shriners’ convention
and the rose show,
Mrs W. J. Livingston an«i child­
ren of Orchards. Wash., returned to
her home Monday morning after a
week end visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. H. Hildreth.
Give Us a Call
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Bilyeu. Mrs
E. D. Myers and Miss Jeannette
Wolter motored to Portland Thurs
day last to hear John McCormack
sing.
DR. C. FICQ
DENTIST
Office Hourss
9 to 12 A M.
1 to 5 P M
One dour north of l*<«toffice
Sctoans can take their choice July
5 of attending the celebration at
Stayton or of attending the railroad
workers picnic-celebration at Al­
bany.
Bo.h place« ate preparing
for an entertaining time, both dur­
ing the day and in the evening.
SCIO. OREGON
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DR. A. G. PRILL
Piróni aal Saneon
M. E Roth, of Goltra station. |
was over Monday morning. He re j
ports crop« in general to be in fine
condition. He is expteting a good-
seed crop from both clover and
vetch.
.Mr«. Katherine Kester and daugh-1
ter Isilene took in the shriners' par­
ade Tuesday aftermum and evening, I
getting home yesterday morning af- J
ter an all night trip on the highway
and experiencing some of the "plea­
sures” of the motorist, such ss ina­
bility to get gas and having a tire
blow out when miles away from a
«arsge.
Whereas my wife. Anna Hassler,
having left my lied and board with­
out just cause, I hereby notify the
♦ public that I will not lie responsible
f<>r any bills she may contract on
my account.
R. W. H assi . kr
Scio. Oregon. June 2. 1920.
ylbstratls Obtained, Examined
For Sale Two promising young
w
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heifers,
j and J iU’Mein, and one
For
Sale
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O.
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C.
pigs.
3
months
Ell wood's Pcrcheron stallion
Mrs M. C. Gill returned from a
; or two good milch
■ vs. Leonard
old. by R. B. Jone«, residence one lie tn Scio every Saturday for
week end visit with her daughter,
43tf
40 if
mile east of Pr<vid«*nce church. 43 vice
Mrs. F. M. Arnold, at Mill City.
Miss Ruth Muller, domestic*science
teacher, left Monday morning for
Eugene to spend the summer vaca­
tion at home.
Mitici ti th Pablic
50c
Free
Clifford Cdmpton, who has been Kuadarmel. <>n Holland farm north of
V 41
working at Silverton, is home for a Scio.
short visit.
Ten Indian runner ducks for sale
Mr. and Mrs. E C. Peery «nd or exchange for full l>lo<*d hens. In­
quire at The Tribune office.
Mrs. E. II Hobson wert» Albany
Farm for Sale 36 acres. 30 of
visitors last Wednesday.
which are in cultivation Imlance in
The R. R. Borovickas have mover! pasture and timber; «mall fruit, or-
into one of the Shope residences on chard and berries; 9-room house,
large barn, Located 3 mile« from
Main street.
O. A. C. in Benton county Write to
Mrs. H. B. Sho|H* and daughter.
or see Adolf Fromherx. Corvallis.
Nellie, left Thursday evening for
Goals for Sale I have two milk
their future home in Arixona
goats, a buck and a nanny, for sale
Miss Rose Wesely returneti from They are high bred and can I m * reg­
a three day visit in Portland last istered. The nanny is an especially
good milker.
Fred Giselman.
Thursday.
PRESCRIPTION WORK.
Every detail of expert workman-
•hip. every neo-ssary machine, and
U,. «•. M Kt ir -!- ti<>n insure* the kind
of work y»u want Our completely
equipfied plant rive* you this service
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Calls Attended
Bay or Night
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H. C
ROLOFF
AUCTIONEER
Public »sie« a specialty. Get the man
that ran get you th» money —Roloff can
Ph r. » bu* *•*- LEBANON, ORE.
i res MI7
Lock Box M>S
Writ» or phone me at my expense for
dates.
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