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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1921)
• ‘ > ♦ ■ • * •• A. <f e- A • *•» * IS* - J . ■jj — O. B. Cyrus made a bu»in< « trip home, when Ivan is nearer to a doe- • tor. to the couatv seat Tuesday Nora Holt «pent Sunday at I. M J. N. Weddle spent Tuesday st- j Holt's tending to business in Albany. Our school is progrrwsing nicely Alice Comelly. who was opprrat- |under the able management of ed on at the Lime of the flood, is Ralph McDonald. getting along so well that she is to The Farmers Union met Saturday be returned to her home in a few evening. S H. Holt was elected l'reaid«*nt and Evelyn Holt. Secre days. • Mrs. Bertha Price, who has been tary. Aftrr the businee* session a A Christas** Gift That Lsiti a patient at the hospital for some short program was rendered as time, was operated on Thursday by follows: Piano solo, Evelyn Holt; Three hundred and aixty-fivedaysof Dr. Hobaon. She i* said to be re i Recitation. Opal Meapelt. and a con pleasure fo/ father or mother if you test, in which i'ansv Shepherd and give them K ryptoks for Christmas. covering nicely, Hattie Kelly won t>niM Cake and M ms Nancy Benham, of Marshfield ¡cider were served. arrived in Scio early this week tn '■ -------------------------------------------- " ■ take up training at the hospital. She will become student nurse in the place of Mias Ferris. Rolla Shelton, Dr. Ficq. Frank V.j Bartu. Tony Fault«» and I McAdoo attended the banquet of. the Santiam Game Aasociation in¡ Albany Friday night, Bertha Patmy was the hoste«* at a auiet little party Sunday *ftern<xm at the J. F W«-**ly home. R««*e Jiroch. Gordon W«welv and Morris Whit* were the Bursts The Rebokkah lodge was enter- : tained Wedn«-wday night by Misar* Father Humidiriee, Marie Shey and Bertha Patrny. they being the enter tainment committee for this meet-1 ing. After the r«*guiar businees session a very pleasant social time was enjoyed by the members | rm ent. ! The Second Wife (X)MING S( X )N LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES c’y ♦•tfï ¡ ? « -ri I ■ : Vt1* À ' * ' ?» ** *• * a ■ A *' ** •/* i: * J ’ i.A - i í Jr • ■» ‘¿I 1 / , t Chas. McAlister paid a visit to Albany Monday. Albert Randall made a trip to the Wißt Young paid a visit to Albany county Tuesday. Tuesday. W. F, McAdoo and wifs »pant N. 1 Morrison made a busin«*** Saturday in Albany. trip to Salem Monday. Mrs. Grace Johnson, of Salem, spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs. E. H. Hobson. W. C. (Bill) Miles is the purchas er of a Ford coupe from the Bilyeu garage. Dayton E. Cooper, of the Scio Flouring .Mills, spent the week-end at his home in l«banon, Mr* I V. McAdoo and W F. McAdoo and wife took in Treasure Islaffi!" in Albany Friday night. Art Shelton. J. T. Brock and D. C. Thoms attended a Masonic meet ing in Albany last Friday night E. D Myers and wife were called to Brownsville Monday by the death of an aunt. Mrs I .aura Ambrose A normal nerve supply to any organ Z J. Clark and family. l»ren or part of the body grnrrsti-s nor mal function and maintains health. Rond and Winnifred Ferria were If we understand why and h«>» nrrv< -t dinner guests at the Bert Hollis are interfered with we would then un home Sunday. derstand and appreciate methods of spinal treatment. Spinal trcitnn nt Mias Winnifred Ferris has removes interference with nerves pletcd her course of training and this restores normal function, nt nurse at the Scio hospital, which promotes health in either and will return to her home in Clat acute or chronic cases skanie in a few days. After a short Dr. H. H. Peter« rest she will probably take up hos Paone 1>«R3 LeOanon. Or»«»» pital work elsewhere. FOR these long winter evening* you need* PHONOGRAPH ■nd you will select the one fan ou* for ita beauty and tone, the H ighest C lass T ai . king M achine in the W orld - SONORA The Instrument of Quality Remember that at the Panama hxi*uMtiun the S onora won the highest score for T ons Q uality . Price« range from $60 to $1000 For further particular*, inquire at Sticha's Electric Store RIVERSIDE LOCALS Optometrist. * Wanted— About SryrntV five l»»»| oak peats. See Sani JitolUr, Scio. Ore For Sale—Poland Chin* boar, regis tered, weighs 450 pounds. 2 year* old. Trollinger Bros. Shelton & Co., of the Sanitary Mar ket, want your veÄ and will call for it; and poultry of all kinds. 3 I xmmw hay for sale — Clover hay. 112.00 thn. Rye gras* 110.00 ton. See F. T. Thayer for your wants. For hale- 3 horse*. 7 and H year* old; weight 1100, KrjO, 960 lb* S. F. Aeott at Goin Bros, ranch, Jefferson, Ore. Score Cards—Get your "500" score card* at the T riuvnk office. 2c per card, or 2| cents per card by mail, postpaid. ALBANY O»tt> HAROLD ALBRO, Manufacturing Optician UK. J. W. GOIN, Veterinarian. Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate Inspector. Phones:—Palace Feed *h«t. IM J Residence, 500 R ALBANY. OREGON • GLASSES FITTED BY Graduate Optometrist PRICES REASONABLE Private office for examinations Wanted at Once Girl for general F. M FRENCH & SONS *. - *»• * sews******s s * * * * s housework. Good wages. Write Itrn-mkr 6 ALBANY Mias Dobrkovsky. HR Floral Ave.. Alfred Sehienman had the mis Portland. Oregon. fortune to eut his foot very badly ad and his keep and identifying with an axe Thursday afternoon. F ound —Good truck chain, Own- er can have same by proving prop progerty. Trollinger Bros. During the hard wind storm he erty and paying for this ad. Call feared his wood sh<-d would blow- Notice I. 0. 0. F A representative at th« Tribune office. over and had started to cut a pole of the grand lodge will be at the to brace it. The phones were <>ut of For Sale at Once 100 White Leghorn meeting Saturday night, nnd all order and as hi* foot was bleeding hcns.l year old, fl.'M) each; 30 pullet* memln*rs are hereby summoned at 75c tach. It not sold by the 20th, badly, W. R. Kelly took him to to t»s present. F. D. Cary, Sec. will ship to market. S. W. Gaines. Scio to a doctor. He had recently broken the same leg and was just For Sale—One four year old horse, 125 White Ix-ghorn Hens, all Hogan- weight about 12UU poun<l*. gentle and < able to walk without a crutch. ixed, and a heavy laying strain;*!) Well broke; price 1125.00 if taken soon. ' Walt Morria. wife and daughter, in good condition and just begin Address Georg* Cree, rt. 1, Scio. Or. j of Myrtle Creek, Douglas County, ning to lay. This is second year, have been visiting at J. II Kelly'a Found — O. I. C. Pig. Came to our so will 1« No. 1 breeders; will sell and while here purchased Clifford any amount or all; price 1150 a ranch about K wee ks ago. Owner Kelly's farm which is just south of may have same by paying for this| bird. Geo. Cree. rt. 1. Scio, Ore. Gilkey Station. Mr. Morris will not move here until spring. Our thimble club met Thursday Now is the Time to Purchase Your at the home of Mrs Elmer Whet stone. The house was decorated very prettily for the occasion It being election day the following of Aak these wall known men why they purchased our plant: ficers were choeen: President. Em I H. Copeland. Crabtree; Wm. Volkman. Crabtree: Walter Blackbum, scio; George Schlerth, Crabtree; V. B. Keebler, Ix-banon; Walter Po ma Previer. Vice President. Edna land. She id And many other*. Gilkey; Secretary. Wynona Kelly; Paul Automatic Water Systems Sick Committee, Mary Holt. Hattie Kelly and Edna Gilkey. There were Perfection Milking Machine» (Nature’s Milker) fifteen memlwrs present Mrs. Ar nold Sommsr. of Ashland, and Mrs Anker Holth Cream Separators. The Only Self Hal S. P. Crenshaw were visitors. Mrs. ar. ced Bowl Emma Previer and Uzzie Gilkey won the contest prsxes. A very en Electric Wiring by Licensed and Bonded Men—Estimates joyable afternoon wa* spent by all. Cheerfully Furnished Mrs Izucy Anderson, who ha* been visiting Mrs. J II Kelly, has THE ELECTRIC STORE Inc. gone to Springfield to visit Mr* X!7 W First st. Phone 30. Al HANY. Old P. <>. Huikling Janie Baber, another daughter. Mae Higginbotham and two daughters, of Silverton, spent two days last week at the parental home ♦oeoooeooeoeooaessssooeeoooooooooeoooeooeooeooosoeo» of W. E. Serfling . Sound and Vacuum Cup Fred Gooch, recently of Klamath Tires and Tube* Falla, visited at the Fred Meapelt home one day last week. _ Oil* and Greaae* Lloyd Ctenahaw entered Crabtree X Storage Batteriv* High School today. J. S. Funk Is batching these day*. CltJW Auto Paint* and Enamel* Mr*. Funk and Lila having accom < > panied Ivan to the Yamhill County ' oooae w aaaaoaooooaaoaaaaaaaaaaaoaooaooaaeaaaeeseea FARM LIGHT & POWER OUTFIT f ÓÓÒÒÓÓÒÓÓÒÓÒÓÓÓÒÓÓÓÓÌ^ Densmore’s Feed Store When it comes from Densmore’s, you know the quality is the best and the price is always right. Try the new Feed Mill for your next batch of grinding. & & & »