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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1921)
«garas? •' s • ’♦ ' ♦ ■ ' < ' >■ e « • * r • * A / . t • < . ■ *«> • •* ' •«» * <. ;j/ 4 • ■ J' I • • • .*•, » • « ; ; » * a A ■’ • • # A m ♦ • • ■. • \ *• •*. . •• % • ! ’. -• ** ' e"1 •C •%* * •** ■ " *JS '* •a*« * A- * < • - • . ■ W - » V- . - v * <# denly ill. She is reported much Im O hiduun Murr. f r «-vend days with a poultice on Mrs Theron Ru«-wll and fai f. returned to Salem Sunday. Mr« RuMrll ha* been caring for her t. as a result of stepping on a but is able to get aleiut again Mr Phillip*, who lives on Hungry* mother, Mr». Mellin Alfred Powell and family *f • nt Sunday visiting relatives in Jeffcr- -'a’«« that I I, *. • l October 52 ti -n burned by a forest fire nile they a hia honor would were at the hop field. Mias Lulu Clark and Ixiten Bond eon. John Wolfe and family spent Su I it not lw-en for their good neigh- spent Sunday ■ ■r~. who fought the fire, so they Iz-wers day with Quincy Grume* Frad Shilling and II 0. Shilling nly lost sottie fence. spent Sunday at , Grant Sew with vi West Ernest McCrea Walter Rice wa* visiting fru t.-L at the home of J. B Mr. Morns, who live« on the Jone Whetstone, of Albany, is Gaine« farm, butchered a large b>>g r,it at the home of his brother. Elmer Whetstone. Monday. Ardie Westenhouw has leaocd th«- I i-lyn Phillipa is attending the Rahn farm for the c>>mrng year. in Jefferson Sunday. «'rabtrw High School. Mrs Rahn and daughters will con Virgil Shilling, of Munker*. stmt Th- attendance at our Sunday tinue to occupy the house. the week end with his parent* Mr <h >1 i* increasing hut there is am Miss Lttlu Clark I* ft for Salem and Mrs. H. 0. Shilling. ie r>-.ni for many more, whom we rut-ad ay t<> •; a <k with Mrs. J. Ogledo-e ha» retur ■ f hope to see. relatives. home frutn her »ister s mm-db-m «►♦♦ • •-♦♦♦-♦♦A 4»» • 4P ; October 21 Mr und Mr» Myer*, of Stait. were visiting rclativi I StvriAM FARM TOPICS J RIVERSIDE LOCALS FIB LATER Octolier 25 ITEMS Floyd Holly and wif«-. of Allmny, have purchaw-d Mr. Finley’s pin- j Octolier 52 Dolph Me<|a-lt pla-e) and took put« M m Bilyeu was a Jordan visitor week. Mr Holly i» a ' Monday. brother of Mrs. Will Me«pelt. The M • Glara Jungworth. who re Finleys have moved t<> Allmny el illy underwent an operation at Mal>rl iiy«m-t is teaching th«- I or tl - Eugen»« hiwtutal. came home session last view school, in Marion County, tiem Sidney Dwight Peterson, W«i Igewlay. < m I<- Thomas and wife, of L*- wife and two' »mail daughters, of Shedd, were r< were Jordan visitors Sunday and Monday. cent visitors at the Ralph McDonn 1 home Mra Peterson will be re tnumbered here as Miss Grace Day bull I c P Jungworth and family mov- o their new home, at Newberg. of Salem, visited at J II J Wortman. E. J II She expec'.a to visit a sister at Ger- «rais al»v Monday preparatory to butch«-.mg Frank Rowprafka, wl proving D H Hildreth hilte-irrcd has 1« im- four hog« and a veal Railroad 1 irne Table Arrival and Departure of Pas-engcr Trains • Community** Archive* 1 ■Han ndl me the date the Hap- ttM etiurvb burned I mean, of eour*e. the fansiu* Ar* that all the old tab«b- Itaats talk about T* The librarian touked up from her wigfc. “No. I can't l«dl you the el ect date, but I think I can *»<1 It for you quickly, for »» have the tile* the loral |«(>er sine« It wa* starlMl. My imprveM.ai Is that I be tire- the big lire, a* they call It—was shout 1*73. aiol It won’t be ■ very long Job to look It up.“ *he Went to the stacks In the rear ot tbe library, pulled out a dusty bound volume marked “Herald, 1*73." and wprevid It <q*n on the table. "Ah. here It la,“ *l>e said, after a nilnuts »imit in turning over tbe yellow leaiva. The person wb<> had Inquired fur the dste. a member <>f the woman's club of the town, sat down and read tbe article 'This glv«w me exactly the infortnatlou I wanted.“ »lie said. “I thought lt would.“ »«id the libra rian "I fear m<**t pe.-ple do not ap preciate how valuable Is tbe local nr»>iui|»t fr.-m th«- vlewpoiat of Io- cal i- -i- ry In fact, it *••« m» to toe i that It :• s' - >it uiir «Hir.v Only ’ uh» an event get* Into print la It .-ttlcially recorrle«! and »led for refer- eu<-r Fllioay a* It la. the prtul«-d wocl of t<»lay I* the counieriMirt of • he nneletit «tone Inscription* thst give u* our rveorvl» <>f a long igo yesterday. I eon*'d<-r the bound volumes of our local jHi|*-r» |vrhH|Mi the most valu able | h *»«-»« i < hi of this library." T1n-n-» st bw*t one librarian who 1» giving "Jtul.ncrib« f<w Your Horne Town r»|w-r Week,“ which will Iw ob served NovemlM*r 7 12, the most hearty tuirklng *he ran give. I Woodburn -Spring fehl Brunch WEST SCIO 7:3K a m. 5:13 p.tn. North South l -.na.'i. A i i.M. it Mt’N KEILS To Itetroit 7:5« a m To Allianv 3:1ft p m Motor service discontinued OLD HOME TOWN PAPER TO HAVE A WEEK » —— —. Nation Wig» CampaigneLaunchad for Novombor 7-12—Placo In Commu nity Lift Emphaaiaed with the thouftan.la of country ne«> paper* the tutted Stai mi «.vor—therw are ii.»t far fr.>m lA.tJOO «rf them w*wk« Ile* and «mall dalllra I« to partici pate. Ilie purp.*»«' «f the rani|«ilgi> U not only to Induce résidants of tbe «mall MHnmuultlea and the home town follia wb<> ara far from their native heath to *ah»«-rttie for tba home palar, but also to Maphasiia Hw Important plac« the home aew*p«(ier plays tn the Ilf« of Its community. Tbl* campaign haa the hearty sup port ami .o<>|»-r*tlu«i not only of th« bow »paper* but thouasud* of minia ter» and *.-h<eil principals, and many stat« agriculiural ootl.-ge* and farm and home bureau argani*«tiona. *ome porstUM, it I* (Hdiitrd out. have beau Ii 'tie y*M> and^ function dt tt¡- y Mwspai They have not rea licori that In reality the home paper Is a conimutilty Insti tution and that it mahle» the other Instilutl.Hia. such a* the church anil the school and all the rest to functliai better and more effectively. That It Is a necoanty If the town Is to advance, l turine the time between now nod "llume Town l*ai**r Week,” Novero- her 7-12, thia ncwsps|wr In Its col umn» will hate much to »ay about the Hume Town Paper- riot this newspa per in particular, but the home town p«|ier the nation over, the home town newspaper a» a real and dlstlnctlv» factor In American life. A Mestsngcr to Garcia, The local newspaper I* the mea aenger to Garcia fur your town. It goes out to the world as an advertise- nient for the community. To l>e a £c<-d advertisement It nm»t lie a good new»- l'»i<-r. T<> be a good new «paper-It must have the support of the |ie<>f>le of the community In the way of *ub- acrl|itlona and advertising. Are you doing your part toward making your paper a *■»*! arvertlaement (or thia cianmunliy one that will carry the kind of a me»«uge the |>e<'ple of the corn tn unity wl-di eurrb-d to the world? Wlsdom Li«« in Correction. Hoa't make tuo imi. h <>( thè fault* and fliidlrigs of rii» .e urnuiid you; even Novemlier 7-1'2 hm I h - ch »et na "Miib- t b«- g-H-d to yiHirsclf, and duti't harry N-nl*. for Y<wir Home Town PsjWf your m . u I over your men blunder* uud and thl» new »imiM-r. together mlHtakc* Ad» <” Mwee1. SCIO GARAGE We will Sell the Following at Bargain Prices on BARGAIN DAY ONLY TUBES TIRES 3i>x3 Tire* 3Dx3| Tire* 32131 lire* 31x4 Tire» . 3211 Tire* 33x I Tire* • |l ‘. 75 hi 25 17 00 22 « H i 27 75 2M.I » I ■ »<hc3 .’Uhc.ij 32x3j 31x4 32x1 33x1 Tube*. Tube* Tube* . Tube*.. Tube*. Tube» I1.H0 2.00 •> «•* •>-, ' . 2.H5 . 3.00 10 Champion X Spark Plugs, 60c. • Champion X Regular Plugs, 75c All Auto Paints and Enamels, 25'< off 85c pail Cup Grease,-70c 25c can Cup Grease, 20c $7.50 Spot Light, $5.75 $ I 6.00 Stewart Speedometer, $ I 4.00 I set Demountable Wheels for l ord, Chevrolet, Overland 4 or Maxwell, for $28.50, regular price $35.00. 3 j inch plain l ord Wheels, $4.75 each Hand Klaxon Horn, regular $5.75, on sale $4.50 3 1-2 inch Skid Chains, $4.50 4 inch Skid ( hains, $5.50 Burna and Kelly’«. n . in at the Catholic Hall in honor Mrs. Kelly accompanied them home * Friday. Mr. and Mrs J. G. Il->lt »|w-nt Su > <A l»avu her motored to Lyons daVut the ls>uis Uwlavan home near Wedn«*aday. Lebanon \ large attendance was in evi- Will Moore and daughter. V • .-n ! i. e at tne dance given Wednewlay * borrowed the «cald- Imen very ill for some time. Sunday. A» the old «nr eyed ptc eater had not Rufus R uhm -II and wife, of All-anv. «).-.»«> »p in S hi for Ptnr time owing called at the W II Mclann ii off«« ’ 'I « > Di. tary Hill living inqmiMable < I . : t employ John Griffin with Un Sunday to «team up and take hi» good wife Marion Tendail and wife and Ei< I i .l lira, Jenny Ixivejoy around the Bowman and wife were visiting r< - Scio by way of Richardton* t. '»mil ■> to Scio On arriving the utiw- in Salem over Sunday i arming th.- <>ld man got k»t and Al llazelcamn had the n>- f.-i t; had to call on the city marehal to escort of a lame knee for a f< w - i . ij the hank *o he could locate him Hia Fordaon gave him a swift *,<-i. »•■If «pain. Unde I’utn Brown, who inn iw< l.-l.-i Griffin went on a viait to Hal la* t vi* t hi* »i»ter, Mr*. lx»v«*joy, who on the alck hat. ia improving • I with him Friday. John bad ■Hill Ix-ffler. of Scio, win at tin • o hi« trip after leaving Salem Wheeler ranch for supply of gr.i, . 1 I ke the hind hub of hi* car and for his parent* who have 1»< n u m. I i,- to walk three miles to reach halls» poorly for some lime «> ■ . t .« t>. w hub ami mhhi hail ht* car II. O. Shilling and hn broth, < in nn.iiing order. I ...i 1« -n informed by my friend* Freddie han just pur<-'... i .1 Il ■ hunter» have been seen the car arid are enjoying mum • ■ • i hunting on my farm, alaoin* Frank and Earl Go --Ii wen- < . 1 . i that »uinc smart ales had lorn rd to Portland lhur»dny evet mg i- my h citing not.ee«. I have t<- ■ it.formed w ho 1» the guilty one. see their father, A F tin- ch. who K. na and wife made a run to suffered a paralytic stroke. IL w->- I Hily. i ’ s Sunday on the Rodger* viaitmg relative« in Portland al th< Hintain. time. M - Elan Millian called in Sunday Al Hazelcamp and Janie» Tr<-llii» t i hat with her aunt Mm. ger made a busineim trip to Au-an.. « • .nn. and al«o for a auply of grape«. i)>< old man while in the city Satur- this week. • y had an invitation to attend the pie- lhck Wyman and mother w.-t« t nt ■■ w at the church of Bible arm- shopping tn Shelburn one day this < i . . io a fine »upper by paying AO rente week n d going home bfoke. I, don Gridin, of Hamilton creek, Charlie Bates was a bu*in«-s» ca «-r < . - In M'-nday for a chat with hi* in Scio Saturday . ■ ¡mot) • r, hie father, uncl« Elmer A. Shanks and G M Tr.>ili: iu - i . md hia aunt Jenny Ixivejoy. owners and general manager* oi V. II Umana truck failed to Smallman Creek poultry ranch, re i .< ■ d Kalina had to run to Craidrvc • ■. w.in cn-.i ii. also having to re- port from their trapn. *t recoil- M <tti r in the day with a veal. that if their 1000 hens du a* well ir> t luhu and Elmer Griftin made a flying the future a* they have in thF’pi to Monday to have a new lire few months, their poultry ranch w , it i their car as the old our failed tie the most prosperous in th., v ■ ■ i ■ m them. ltd . Kalina'* are quite proud of tbetr Jim Bents has t»-vn visiting at a ...in«-. a* Mr* Kalina ia near her Lyons for a few days and looku g mrwil« und on her old *tani|Hng ground. after hia old home place. Our heavy rain Monday haa again de- Mr. Jim Miller, of South Santiam. 1 th« graveling of our road over was in Shelburn on businevi Satur the < emetarv Bill «oil i* more doubt f.il if it i* tini»beil thia fall, so we will day. I. i«c to go by way of Richardaona Gap. •____________ _ ... Santiam farm ha* a fine lot of cheat, *! m > vetch hay for »ale at 312 per ton. near Thomas!which is known as II— Fleming Mrs. October 2ft JORDAN A it>g vat ftom George Wg*tcnh-»u-< on th«* following day. ♦.................... .. n in th * 7 r Mr«, tlalmao, who was taken sud J < Hiutieri, of near Albany, vis proved ited al Joe Mcipelt'a Sunday. October 21 '? '***is • I li I'ort 'and. la improving. SHELBURN HEM- f 'V • y ;Á"p » f : im Bartmk. who ha* ba*n ill H i ? a**2 f tn. S. na leu* nuptials. All re- port a pbaiant time. Dr Prill wascalled tn the F. Flat Gordon Gilkey has tieen a shut-in man home Sunday night to attend 4* Everything except Gasoline at 10r< Discount At The Scio Garage «
