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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1921)
s •’ * JULI ' -Su--U« M—».• ' X «L. LU- •.’.. : *.’x » Don't forget the farm bureau pic ♦ MA STI AM FARM TOPICS J nic al W’llson Park Sunday . - Today -longest day of the year Poland, the farmer orator, will de It is reported that the Scio flour liver the main address Our school meeting wm a success Mias Winuifrad Ferris, nurse al whh a fair turnout ing mill will soon change owners Elected Cara the hospital, is enjoying a two weeks Lucas director and Hubert Burgett Ralph Hollis and sister Myrtle are vacation at her home in Clatskanie. derk visiting relatives at Chico. Calif. The continuous movies given by We are enjoying two of the long The Eastern Star lodge at Jeffer Frances Wisely and Ruth Eichinger est days of the year; from sun to son will have no meetings during at Sunny Crest terminated Tuesday. I sun 15 hours 40 minutes; night 9 July and August. when Mias Frances returned home hours 20 minutrs- Clarence ami Mrs. Pepper (flora from her vlait with Miss Ruth. A great demand for lamha and Shelton 1 have quit Camas. Wash., Mrs. D. C. ¡’horns, who has been she i for shipment to Portland. and are visiting home folks here. on the sick list several weeks, is able Willis Mulligan and wife of Port Gladys and Fern Shelton left for to lie al»out again. I lier 1-* father. Mr. land came up Saturday for a visit Roseburg last week on a visit to Osbom. who at one time was very With brother Jim returning Monday. their aunt. Mrs. Clair K Allen (lx>- low. ia improving as rapidly as could Irrster Itilveu made a flying trip rene White. lie expe .'ted. considering his age. to Salem prospecting for an auto. I). C. Thoms accompanied Jim Brownsville is entertaining the, The Santiam Farm can furnish Johnson to Portland last week and pioneers and incidentally a large loganberries next week at 25* gal- attended the arasioria of the grand crowd of men and women born in. P’e ebsrrisa soon, new potato»-» lodge A. F. A A M. ' at 6* pound, when wanted. Oregon, who know of ox teams Commissioner Tom Buller was The old man had a fine patch of across the plains only as a family over Friday locking after the coun hay ami could get no one to mow it, tradition. ty's welfare. ao he took his old scythe Sunday at (xMnmiasioner Butler when here 5 a. m. for exercise and at 5 p. m. Mrs. Oscar Hutchinson came up last week reported that work would had down an acre ami a half. Guess from Portland last week ami visited tiegin last Monday in completing I'm worth two dead men yet. with relatives, returning home on Elmer Griffin has his new house and rocking the mad near Greens Monday. bridge. Work on this job was be about finished and will soon hang Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Austin (Nita gun last year, but the early rains out his l«it to induce some suscept Bilyeu) came over from Alliany on interfered. ible widow to keep house for him Monday evening to visit relatives in while he runs with the chickens The Tribune w inders if Mill street Scio. Our long looked for rain came in ia to be improve») thia year. This Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eckhardt the nick <>f time, so now we will is the fourth year the improvement with Roll Morris as chauffeur, drove have fair crops and plenty potatoes. has l>een call<*d for. Time to get to Portland Monday. The Eckharts Newt Crabtree returned home busy. are expecting to get into business Scio needs several new rroidence Friday from pioneers’ meeting in down there. structures. Lumlier is now ala Portland and reports a good time; Allianv should have had her home price when buildings can be erected says he saw the elephant with a long products show simultaneous with tail. at reasonable coat. her fourth of July races. Functions Dave Horaburgh has treated him so n>-ar together in the same town Big Fourth of July Dance self to a new Dodge car and now are not apt to attract the numlier At Richardson Gap hall Monday, can lake the family out for a joy of visitors they would if pulled off July 4th Supper nt midnight. Ev ride when he finds time. PIE EATER. at the same time. erybody cordially invited. 45 2t LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES ■J " ............. The Annual Price-Reducing Event BARGAIN DAY I DR J. W GOIN. SHELBURN ITEMS li ’ ; Veterinarian. ► Authumwl Auction Sale and Intentata *♦ Inspector. Shelburn. June 20. Phone«:— Palace Feed -bed, IM J Resatene«. SOO R W H McLain and son Arthur ALBANY. OREGON went to Salem yesterday for a brief VMt For sale cheap. 1000 feet l inch Mrs. Chamberlin was an Albany visitor last Wednesday I. pipe ami 300 feel {-inch pipe. In- 43tf Mr. H O .Shilling. Ralph and qulr* J / We*‘r.' *?’' I am in the market for fat lambs Opai Shilling were guests at a sup- pe'r in the Charles (loin home Friday, and sheep When you think lhev are J. Holds was called her. last wrok c»“- ™ y“U • prif* to the bedside of his mother who IS 40li J L R*»«««»*. * IO. very ill at the home of her son. Idtfe , OslMirne. W. P. Mayas of Molalla came up last Tuesday u> help Guy Wyman do some building. A num tier of people went from here Friday to Jefferson to attend the funeral of Mr» Archie McCray, who was killed in an auto accident near Albany. Joe Hirons ami family of Wash ington ami Weaely IIirons were vis iting here the first of the week. Oregon Mad« Home Knitting Varna A great aurpnae for the borne knitters of Oregon, but still a fact. Further more. thia yarn is absolutely virgin wool yarn. the wool waa grown in Linn county, sold by Mr. Senders to the Oro gen worated Company (nulla located at Sellwood), made into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, »on of C. P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitters try this yarn out. All colors. 45c per ball of 2 oxa. Sampln sent on r—“ 'ration. ““— * Adiireae “------- C. P. Bishop, Box John Shelton ami wifa and Mr. ami Mrs. Clair Mclxm were visiting here Sunday afternoon. Mrs Annie llirons entertained a numt>er of friends at her home Sun day evening Those from a dist ance were: Mrs. Washburn of Cor vallis and Mrs. Pearl Stewart of Albany. Will have vetch hay for sale at $N a ton in the shock, (.let your order in now. Ixxmard Gilkey. 45 2t Do You Know Why Our Customers Ask for Kryptoks? A Duroc sow due to farrow soon, Because Krvotok lenses and blanks for sale or trade for a good cow. are of the flnest quality. Chas Chrx. 44 2t Because Kryptoks are the only in Wanted, an Auto George W Mor visible bifocal and thev iti ve the row has 4 cows, 2 horses, wagon and greatest amount of satisfaction to harness to sell, or will trade for an the wearer. automobile in good condition. Sea him about it. 44 2t A grade Jersey cow for sale; will freshen soon. Price $45. F. J.l Kula. Shelburn, Ore 44 2t Shelton & Co., of the Sanitary Market, want your veal and will call for it 41 Wilson strawlierrie» for rale Call or write F. Hora, R. I, (old Chytil place). 15* in field; 25* if picked. • W w • W • U Optometrist. ‘ ALIANY OAiA, HAROLD ALBRO. Manufacturing Optician THE PURE BRED PERCHERON STALLION Dr.W B Richardson “Firestone” 129160 F.yrtight Specialist Will stand the season of lt#21 at r JULY 1st Don’t miss the special offerings we will have for you. It is an event that we have planned for weeks. These special values of nothing but quality mer chandise should not go unheeded by any man or boy needing clothing or furnishings. Hundreds of men are going to profit by this event. Don’t fail to be among them. W. A. GILKEY S, GILKEY STATION Service insurance. $15. At HOTEL SCIO every Saturday W. A. G ilkky , Scio, Ore. ¿EARN THE AUTO Bl SI NESS-• earn nwr« oi< >>ey as sulo aw« hanie Or go into bu.ne»« for yoursslf •• lgn Ilian a Xpert. Batteryman. Wskter Tr»cl<>rman. Vulraailer, M.-hmlat or Lath« H«nd shortest rood ta sue ce.. tbousanda of Bien have («• from th««« shops to go.d )< ba you can do th« same you can «arn board and room whil« attaading achool- wnte today for fro« catalog >•>(••« and t*«l equipped Auto School on th« PaciftcCoMl-over Z,0U0 m«n Uswod annually. Heald's Automobil« host 1141 Suit«» Strost San Francises Glsaeea ground to order. •yea perfectly fitted Weak M) one-piece special ground glasses make young or oM good eyesight for reading, rk»e work or distant vision All glasses fitted by me are war ranted to give .alia fact ion. JEFFERSON. ORE P1C-NIC-1NG Nothing is so important on the picnic menu as good sandwiches, bread made of Cherro Flour makes sandwiches fit for a king and all his people. You do. not have to depend on the filling for the flavor. SalemWoolenMills Store CHERRO FLOUR C. P. BISHOP, Prop The Home of Oregon-made Virgin Wool Products Can’t be beat anywhere.
