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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1921)
U i Morrison & Lowe UNDER TAKERS (alls Attended to Promptly Dav or Night . SCIO URMX1N RIVERSIDE LUCA I Ji September 2ti ; SANTIAM FARM TOPICS I «• • ♦•••••••••♦•« - *-* • • « » • Septemlier 27 Fred Sommet amt family returned Al Munkers and bis brother-in- i last Monday from a twelve day»'jl»w. Mr Woodman-»-«. of Blodgett Oregon Made Home knitting Tarn» trip to Southern (iregon They Valley, were over Thursday after A great «urpriae for the home knitter« visited Mothes Sommer in A-hlaml. the old man's disk, which was hitch of ' in-grm, but still a fact Further mor«-, this yam is absolutely virgin end their brother Herman, near I al- •■»! behind a "tin lizzie" for a 60 w.«>l yarn; the wool was grown in Linn ent. They also made their first mile trip home ity «.«I lutheOrr count; ‘ ‘ by Mr Senders ~ Silo filling is now the order of the gon Worsted Company (mills located I at j journey to California, having gone. Srllwissi*. made into worsted yarn by as far south as the Klamath river. -lay. LU Kalina filled hi« Monday . Roy T Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop, Mi«« Margaret Serving open-d 4nd lh<r’' *'*,'n ,nor’' «*» "ll •" proprietor uf the Woolen Mill Store of Sslem. < in-gon knitters try this yam her school tn Crabtree last M»n»lay. turn. out. Ail colors. 45c per ball of 2 oxa S W. has his corn gather«!. 160 Hampln» sent on apnl ration. Addreaa She teaches the fifth, sixth, seventh C. P. Bishop. Box 75. Salem, < iregon. and eighth grades. . bushels. and is cutting the «talks to J IE Si’ll À I 11 nr. W A. Ewing. A. E. Randall President Vice Pre« E. D. Myer». Cashier Mart a l-ank account today anti i-rovi.|.- for your future. \ .«;>! fir»! « ch. ck'.tig a<- count very convenient for your UuMnesa transact .ona We pay Interest on time deposits. DR. A. G. PRUT Pbvsician ani Sarzrcn (alls Attend«! Day or Night HAMMON AÜTU STAGE Mia* Lrona Johnston left Monday ' ' •’ Horsburgh fill hi« silo, a» he for Salem to enter the Capital Busi- n,,t ha»* <|Ulte enough Our ereek 4a full of salmon S«>me new College. boys were trying their rilles, but Mi«» Lydia Hirsch. who has been fail«! to reach thrm in deep water. staying with Mr« E. F. Krrbs while Our «chool is progressing nicely, i ■he was recovering from an opera M im Moore is an experienced leach- tion at the Scio hospital, ha« return ! er. ed to her home in Portland Mi-ui Ed Kalina and wifejtook in the Hirsch and Mt- Krein hav«b»<n 1 big -lance at Scio Saturday night. close friends sine»* their eaaiy child Ed played in the orchestra, and hi« hood. and though they ar»- no regs- .. ,, . jfC wife enjoy«! the dancing f, as she is tion, their resemblance to each other ..t_ i "just so young as she use«! to be.” N is remarkable. I just received a «ample copy of Miss Mabel Zyiett ha« been visit the Oregon Patriot. It is a stunner, ing her sister, Mr« Claude Hyde, of and an eye-opener to the blind. near Corvallis. PIE EATER. A farewell party wm held at the SCIO -. ORE. Hankie home Saturday evening, the * WEST SCIO NOTES. 17th, in honor of their daughter. y » Kate, who left the next -lay to con tinue her «tudies nt the Albany high Septemlier 26 DR. J W. GOIN. achool. % Mrs W A. White and Mrs Ern Veterinarian. Mrs. Hattie Williams left last est McRea were mopping in Scio Authorized Auction Sale and Intarsiate Wednesday to join her «»»nN family Inspector. .md Shelburn Friday- in Oakland, California Phon«-.« Palace Feed •*bed, 1*4 J Mr«. Chris Bilyeu went to Albany It« .i.i. n- 5d0 K Mrs Minnie Smith i* agnm keep Saturday to take her mother-in-law. ALBANY. OREGON ing bouse at the James Johnston Mr» Anna Bilyeu, home She4iad residence. DR. FICQ been at the Bilyeu home for the past Franklin Gilkey left Tues-lay for week or more. Corvallis to resume his «tudies at Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Arnold have Office Hours: the O. A. C. rcturn«»d from th«* hup yard. 9 to 12 A. M. 1 30 to 5 P. M Mr and Mr* Fre<! M»-i«*lt left Malvin Arnold and Ernest McRea Tuesday by auto for Pendleton to filled their silos last week. attend the Round-up Thomas Quigley and family were IT IS SOUND BUSINESS Mr and Mrs. J McHenry, wh--' m Albany shopping Saturday. ' FOR YOU TO BUY own the apple orchar I at Gilkey Mrs. A. I. Munkers and daughter Station, but live al Corva ' drove Annie, of Wren, came over Friday over Friday and incidentally pur- and «|>ent the week-end with her BECAUSE chased a Jersey cow fiom Mrs Cora sister. Mrs. Josrph Munkers, and They have adequate Strragth Smith. for the heaviest service family. Edgar Gilkey and Pauline They have that Tractioa which took the morning train for the holds the road at speed in ■ fair. Edgar expects to remain over any weather High School Note» Tuesday. They have Mileage amply suffi The I wipes' aid are furnishing the cient to render you lCMJ'i service dinner for the Kula sale m ar Shel- Ulucati-m. ’’the only road to sue- » They are hand-built, although burn today. cess.” is determined by the sixty- «old at the price of machine- Several of our people attendrd ->ne «Indents now enrolled in the made tires the meeting in Scio Sunday. | Scio High School. Every dollar you invest in them Milton Shore« took the evening The Scio High School football is an addition to western tram at Gilkey. We are fold he is «tar« have practiced faithfully for wraith, it comes back to you going to examined for the naw the pre-season game with Ixibanon IN QUALITY, IN PRICE IN Leonard Gilkey return«! this eve- High School. Friday. Sept 30 SERVICE. THEY ARE ning from Salem, wh< re he went New shower baths are being in Saturday to put up th«- Bunner stalled for the present and also fu Farm exhibit at the state fair. ture athlete« They are made in Tacoma and The first student b-aty meeting of m-ld in Scio by the term was held Thuraiay. Sept. V> L. COBB A SON. SHELBURN 111 MS j 22. for the purjMise of electing offi THE SI’IO GARAGE cers for the first semester. The following officers were elect«!: September 2»> Elsie Limbeck, president; Ella Ji- Mrs. Ther<m Rusnell and children, roch, vice president; Joe Raner, sec of Salem, are visitihg at Mrs, Rus retary; Glenn Holland, treasurer; sell's parents. Mr. ami Mrs. W. II Frank Holub, sergeant at arms. De Joli li B. Couey, Prop. Mcljtin. lates Sutherland, yell leader. Mrs. Ernest McCrea and son. of The "Sophs'' gave the "Freshiea” Phone Ö-615 West Scio, were visiting her parents. two more days to live by postponing MAGI MILTS 'ALL TRAINS Mr. and Mrs II. O. Soil ling Ix-avrs Hotel Scio— the annual reception until Friday at 7:06 a m and 4 45 p m for West Sea. The public sale of F. J Kula was evening. Sept. 30. and 9«<J a. m. and 2:50 p m for Munkor« not so well attended Monday as it Cob Zyaett ami Elden Knauf, li should have been on account of the brarians. announce that the libiarv ('. C. BRYANT threatening weather until n-»»n. , is in order and ready for use Mrs. Marion Arnold.of West Scio, Rgrornm. WH 2 New Firat National Bank Bldg began her year's school term Notice day at Shelburn. ‘Wear-Ever Am vs l^ave 4 00 p m * 6:10 6A0 « JU «46 •4M 7:00 7 20 Albany Hcio Jordan Lyon« > ox Valley (touch Mill City Galani Aluminum 9 60 a in. H:40 sou 7 30 7:15 7;!0 7 ou 6,40 aim nuca Mtur Stew Pan Fare from Scio to Albany, one «ray. 61.00. rvun«l trip ll.6o, from Jordan, 11 25. rouml trip 62.26 M WE HAVE ~Z&W<* EVERYTHING OPTICAL (Regular price. 96c) During the week of EVE STRAIN Is the cause of many HUMAN ILLS Oct. 3 to 8, Inclusive BANCROFT Optical Company 31» W 1st St . Albany Oregon State Fair Salem, Oregon September 26th to October 1st Round Trip Reduced Fares ei Apply from all agency stations in Oregon Minimum adnlt far« Children of half fare age 50»- Il'heit going to tin Sititi Pair combini ph-ti sit it tri th nun fort ft n // con vt n ir ti ft- b if h si n g Southt i n Pacific train serrici DENTIST Trains Operate Direct to Fair Grounds Traina I7-1H-33-24 and 2H will make regular «top ami Noa. 14 and 16 will «top on flag at Fair Grounds. SOUND TIRES Special trains from I’urtland and from Eugen«' to Salem and Fair Ground« Tuesday to Saturday, inclusive. Fur further particular« ask agent« SOUTHERN PACIEC UNES « 2 JOHN M. SCO IT. General Passenger Agent. * oooooooo FREE TEA Sound All Around MliNKERSandWEST SCIO STAGE A You will enjoy its fine flavor. at our store during Folger Tea Week Dry Goods Hibler & Gill Get it Otlolter I<1 to Hilt Inclusive. Groceries ATTORNEY AT LAW ALBANY OREGON GLASSES FITTED BY Graduate Optometrist PRICES REASONABLE Private otfice for examinations F. M. FRENCH & SONS ALBANY Harvey Mellin came out from Salem, where he is attending Will- amette University, tn spend the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs W. H McLain. Mrs. John Bentz's sister. Mias Peterson, of Mt. Pleasant, sjient the week-end with her. Dr Hobson was called tn the W. H. Mcljiin home Frida« on acc unt of the illness of Mrs. .McLain, who was «uttering with inflammatory 1 rheumatism To tiuHw; wanting grata*«, please send your order to luifayette Os born by ph me, who will book your order in rotation. W ill have about one ton of graprs thia season at 2c per pound. Commence picking be- tween < >ct. 1 and 16. *p A O sborn . The new cement sidewalk being put down in front of Densmore's feed store will hr a decided improve ment over the old broken board! walk just taken up. 4 * ’ *• «