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LOCAL BREVITIES
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"Grandma" Fleming la improv­ Ive to commit a crime of oom« sort
ing rapidly, tie said al the hospital. Where the moonshine wa* .«Ittsiord
George Murns teas returned from we Dav« nut learned
a short visit with friend* la Port-
The Richardam Gap home of Jut-
Ed Gilkey, of (Gwraide. made a
IftOd.
(Jupue. Mr., was the seen« of a Christ-
viait to tow* Monday.
I. V. and W. F. McAdoo and their mas boatecoming and dinner Sunday
Ed Roberta ba* recently become
wivea drove to Albany Friday night at which 20 people were seated
the uwnsr of a email aawmill.
around the table. They were Mr»
to see "Molly O'."
Eaton Stewart, of Albany, spent
Karoos and 6 children. Joe Vasek
N. 1 Morrison aad wife war« th*
and wife and children. Stanley Staf-.
the weekend with friends her«.
dinner guests of Mr*. Kalhriae
ford, of Portland, wife and «on. Joe
Mr. ami Mra. John Wwwly were Kester Christmas day.
(Jupor and wife, of Brio, John and
in Albany W«dne«day on buain*Ms
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Harry Johnson soent Christiana Jim Oupor and Joe Oupqfe. '•«■
T. Pro«pal, of Portland, spent the
with hi* family tears. He is work- wife.
(Tiriatmas holidays with relative« io
in* in a aaw mill at LeBaaa, Waste.
Dr. C. K Allen and t
Scio.
from
Roavberg Satun
Mrs. Bertha Price, who baa
Rev. H. B Iler and family «pent
the
holiday
season will
a patient at the hospital for
Christmas day with friends in Al­
I
t
Scio
and
Jefferson.
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time, to now able to sit uo.
bany.
for
the
occasion
waa
h*
the doctors opiaton that she to re­
at the home of Mr ant
J. A. Bilyeu, who has been visit­ covering remarkably well.
White and all the imm«|
ing a few days In Albany has re­
Mrs. Kathrine Koster to in receipt were present to *njS
turned.
of a letter from Winifred Ferris, Thon« present were I
Misa Mae Stoddard, who ia teach­ saying that she to still resting uo
wife, R V Shelton, ei
ing school at Shebd thia year, spent and looking for a permanent hoepit-
ran. and Gilbert M<-D
the Christmas hoi id* vs at her honte al place. She to at her home In
(and chll^rvn
near Shelburn.
Clatskanie.
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Sacramento, Cal., has
Bertha Patmy haa accepted a
The people of Oakville have decid­
<
Its
intention of holding
portion aa bookkeeper with the
ed to build a Comunity ball, sod Forty Nine" celebrsti
Albany creamery, and will start have aocordingiy made two plaas.
1922. Visitors to Sat
wor« about the 7th of January.
One is to erect a hall as a part of
this time will obtain a f
Frank Thayer and wife were the the school aad the other to to put what an early Cahfurnto
hosta to 29 children and grandchil­ up a seperete building.
ad llke.for a replica of i
dren on Christmas day. The entire
Mrs. R. J. Comptoa was the host tor town will be built w
family was on hand, with the excep­ st a Christmas dinner ta her family ings that will be brougt
tion of two son« in-law.
and Charles Warners family last K»u* point» in the Sacraf
Sunday. The Afternoon was spent A rodeo which it 1« tn
ia conversation and playing games, rival the anual roundup
and after light refreshments the will ala>> be staged durir
uarty attended church in th« «v«n- bration.
ing.
For Sale -Shepherd pupa. Phone
Frank Miller. 29. of Waterloo, Ta Organize Shorthorn
I8x.
21-p
was found dead Munday afternoon
For Sale- -20 pigs 6 weeks old. J. F. with a .22 caliber rifle at hto aide.
Efforts are being n.sd
Kukacka.
Matrimonial troubles ar* said to be toe a Shorthorn club (
Carpenter House raising, moving, reoiM>nrible for his suicide. He Is : Gilkey has recently puns
repairing and general carpenter survived by * wife and nine year bred heifer which he pit
work.
C. P. Compton
old daughter, father and two broth­ the club work. The pt
Shelton A Co., of the Sanitary Mar­ ers.
made from Waller Biar
ket, want your veal and will call
Plans are being made
The (California Railroad Commis­
for it; and poultry of all kinds. 3
ganiaation
of a *t«o<iHfd
sion orders all auto stague to atop I
For hats-3 her»««. 7 sad 8 year»
ire
several
boys and gir
»Fight 1100. KOO. M0 lb* H, F. Heott lie tween 50 and 75 feet from any
st Guin Bros, ranch, Jefferson, firv.
steam or electric railroad track and interested in this pr<-jac
The baby beef proM
Score Cards (Jet your "500" score make sure there is do train coming
on«
of the mist profit*
cards al th« TtUBBNU office. 2c before they eroas the track. Thi«
per card, or 2| cents per card by should be a good ruling for Oregon in dub work this year.
With *11 th* goat and
mail, postpaid.
staaua.
Sew
teas and th« pr<>«pe«
Wanted at Once -Girl for general
Ira Morris aad wife eaaa* uo dub and Shorthorn dub
housework. Good wages Write
Miss Dobrkovrity. 98 Floral Ave.. from Crow Stage Route, above Ko- be heard from next y*.
Portland. Oro*>n.
gene, to spend th* Chriatasaa bell-
All buy* and girl* w
days
with
his
toother.
Aunt
"Baeky"
•»ted
in the above proj
Potatoes— Will give subscription to
the Tribune or Oregonian for Morris. They returned to their g*l in touch with U-on
cooks of good potato«. Cail at home Monday. It took them just Orvilla Gilkey. S. F Zy
the Tribune office.
two hours to come from Eugene to county dub agent. F. N»
Cadilac -7 naseenger. in first class Scio—a prevy quick trip.
at Albany.
condition, will sell very cheap,
When the warehouse at Redmond
term« can be had. Kirk Tteomp-
son, 554 Jefferson St., Corvallis, was destroyed by fir« Saturday Tke Wheel Barr** A4 —Il Paid
Ore.
2(>c
night, the household good« of Mrs.
One of those bright days a little
Joanna
Heard, valued at several
W» are having our roll« dresaed.
over
a week ago. John Sticha l<M>k«ni
Will tie several days befor we can hundred dollars, were destroyed
for
his
wheel barrow. Gone! Just
chop. Densmore will supply your ' ‘hey were not covered by insurance,
wsnts in this line during that lire. Heard is secretary of the Al­ as much out of sight a« a straw hat
time. Scio MUI. A Elevator Co.
ia January. But John is a wise boy
bany Chamber of Commerce.
and advertise,! his loss in tb« Tui-
The U. of 0. football 11 pounded . BUN*, and Thursday it was brought
DR. FICQ
a score of 47 to 0 out of the Hawi- baek—aa hour after the T riulnk
ian II in Honolula Tuesday. The was put In the mail.
Oregon boys want through the line i
Office Hoars:
M o *AL— Advertise in#the TKIUUNC
9 to 11 A. M.
lJQtoSP. M.
at random, and generaly had an and gel reeulta.
«bay time of It. They are scheduled
December 26
eHon and family »pent
(?hri»tmas with hu parents at Crab­
tree.
Hank Jungweith and wife, of
Newbagg, were the guest* of his
mother. Mrs. Enders, Sunday.
No service being held at the local
church Sunday quite a number of
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VOL. XXV.
Hoaic Taint Phy Dec. 12
SCIO MAN COMMISSIONER
S
AVAILABLE
COPY
ers
.
BRING’ US’YC
and let ua make you an estimate.
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Sash and Doors! Shingles! Cement!
Scio Logging & Lbr. Co.
SCIO, OREGON
t<> meet the Navy team from Perl
larbor there on Monday th« second
The Pacific Spruce Co., of Toledo,
Oregon, has announced its intention
of completing th« government spruce
mill there. It will employ about
300 people in its different depart-'
men to, which will include a box
factory. According to plans it will
be ready for operation about the
first of June, though reconstruction
will be started on the first of
year.
A normal nerve supply to •"» organ
or part of the body generates nor
mal function and maintain» health
If ws understand why and how nerve«
are interfered with we would then on
deratand ami appreciate methwia of
spinal treatment Spinal treatment
romovea interference with nervea
and thia r«stor»« normal function,
which promote« health ia either
scute or eteroate Bases.
Dr. H. H. Peters
»»••>• < SO as
leOana«. Oreoe*
The only black mark upon
(hrialmaa feativiUee an far as Mo
ia concerned, was a little tisUe and
knife play Saturday night
Teo
much moonshine is said to have
l«e«n the cause, and while one is in
the hospital there b no serious side
to the case
It is better, bsya, to
let moonshine alone—it Is both dan­
gerous as a drink and
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January 1
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
NEEDED IN SCIO
The New Year 12:15 o'clock -
With Lack oí Head to Look After
the old Pie Enter to up ami a* fresh'
Interests oí Citv aad Com
as a new born rose. Starting in the ,
munity. We Are Losen
.Ion as a New Year with the vigor of a bov
W ton of 15 years old. and only 78. why
mm kept I should the old man not appreciate
It sometime* takes a pretty hard
on til a life feeling so young and happy. Ilv- jolt for a city or community to wake
•y com- ! ing at home and boarding at the up to Its loose«, and this has happen­
muse in | some old hotel where I have lived ed to Scio within the last two or
case by | 52 years with the good wife, who is three weeks in such a manner that
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DENTIST
11.4’5 1HF. YEAR
I*>ea»*« *i i n** mum i"‘TlI
L 8 ANTI AM FARM TOPICS
For tvfn years Lyle Ficklin has
Coatta as Surprise la Friend* Here
[worked tin the play he intends to
Predici Ha Will Make Good
« Maaaat wiü» teuuM» toluol hexa Xbura*
BEST
T
BOOST FOR SCIO
ALL THE TIME
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 1922
NO. 21.
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You'll Find Your Want Here
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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
JORDAN ITEMS
ALWAYS at Your Service
with Quality Feeds at Right Prices. A complete
line in Stock Always. Quality considered, our
prices are seldom beaten.
When your Hoga are ready For market call ua up. we are always buying
&
Densmore’s Feed Store &
f-
>
of tin
The winning ride, which
*o Mr* Holt's, furnished an oyster
supper *n«l cake« and «■•»ffre to the los­
er» <>n SVw Year» eve. A large crowd
attended and spent a very enjoyable
evening.
James Johnston, sa toast-
maater, »aa in hb usual good spirit*.
Hr <-all.»i for a speerh from each mem
b of th«- winning aide. Mrs Henry
Pr.-. ,. r distinguished herself aa s story
teller. A i-rugram presided over by
Rud Struck rnetr. was as follows .
gong
.............. By all
lha ,;u« Opal M eape It, Ova Wineberg
A number and a story ... .8. B. Holt
T»ik..... J. H. Kelly and Prod Mr »pelt
St-rj
..........
Elmer Whetstone
Reading ..................... Ixsmard Gilkey
Invited guests were Henry Preevvr
anti family, Mrs. Harriet Jone«. Alton
Gait ami Luster Holt and wife; Mr. and
Mr*. John Reilly attended from Crab­
tree and Tim Kelly and wife from Jef-
(rr»en. The crowd dispersed when the
bell tolled announcing the New Year.
Ihe Federated Church
"The House of
WELCOME ' "
Sunday School 10
Preaching
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C. E. Society 6:30
7:80
Preaching
a m.
am.
p m.
pm
You Are Invited
to all Services
Sunday
The »Uwkholder» in the Fork* of the
Ssntism National Farm loan Ae<*l«- j
tion will convene in annual *e««ion in
the city hall st Scio st 10 o’clock a m.
Tueaeay, January loth, 1922. for the
purpuae of electing five director* to i
serve one year, and to transact such'
other tm»irMr*» a* may come lirfore it
Immediatily after the atuckhoMers
meeting the directors-elect will have s :
director* meeting for the purpose of I
etocting a Pn-ahlent, Vice-President |
and Secretary Treasurer.
Bettie M MeJjiin, Pre*.
W. H. Mcljiin. Sec.-Treas.
Annual Telephone Meeting Called
thia city 81 wars of age. and both »« happy everyone should sit up and take
ge sure as the comforts of life will permit. notice.
A few weeks ago, it ia said, the
We have good neighbors and warm­
is made hearted friends, why should we not owners of the phone system around
Mi as a be happy? We have plenty of this Crabtree catnc to Scio and asked
« comp­ world’s good* and owe no man a that they lie allowed to connect with
die the !
dollar, and have the old mule in the the Scio Mutual, the secretary was
•n to 1* ! larvain. We wish all a llappv seen, who rofferrd them to the pres­
Otent is
ident, who gave them no encourage­
New Year.
d of the
John Griffin pulls out for hl* ment. l'he committee then went to
trip to California Monday, the 2d. Lebanon, with the result that Im-
and Joe
in company with Mr. Rahn,of Stay- meadiate steps were tak«n for their
ge clone
ton. He wi>l visit with his younger connection, which has been made.
Thia ia a direct loss to Scio, a lose
brother. Curtto. in San Francisco,
for a lime, *nd then he and Mr. that cannot tie measured with any
received
Itohn will go on to L>s Angeles for degree of accuracy, It means that
•a- City.
bustnewimen lose a large amount
remainder of the winter.
So., who
My good neighbor, Fxi Kalina. Is of business by phone, that Scio Mu«
f timber
almost laid up with a fearful cold on tual loses some 40 more phone«,
till City, his lungs
He and wife anticipate that we are asleep at our post, and
nests to
a visit today to her father’s, Mr. that something must tie done to cap­
o.. for a Chr*. and to his mother. Mrs. Nim- ture all that rightfully belong* to ua.
0
There will be other things happen­
ic. at Scio.
With his
Uncle Tom Smail made a trip to ing that will need attention and
md New Albany Saturday to bring his *on. quickly, and there is no better way
.b Won­ Lyman and wife, out to enjoy th« than through a local organisation.
't at the the New Year with them at horn«.
Scio's business men should take
Ed Kalina and the old man mmie step« for some sort of organisation
a flying run to Crabtree Saturday that will be on the job all the time
to do some trading, relurniug with and now is the opportune lime to get
Lets wake ut>, and show the
a load of chop, as Ed is running a busy
world
we
are wide awake and the
«mall dairy In connection with his
fine farm. He will soon h»ve 20 entire community wants every legit­
acres of new land ready to plow, imate business that is to be had.
from which he has taken out 41» oak l«et the mavor or some one in auth­
trees snd 75 large fir stump* 2 to 6 ority call a meeting of the citizens
feet in diameter, with the old man and organise for Scio and do it now.
Tomorrow may be to late, as it was
doing the circylat work.
The Pie Eater wish«« our new with the Crabtree phone.
3l
editors a Happy New Year with
Word was received here Monday
prosperity in the future, and hop««
of th« death of Mrs. Sherman A.
•II will subecrib« for The Scio Tri­
Mile«, only daughter of Milton A.
bune, as it is a good newsy pa|>«r
Miller, former internal Revenue
devoted to the interests of Scio and
collector at Portland, in an auto
farmers in general.
accident at St. Hellene. Mrs. Mile«
Johnny Hoffman, of Crabtree, is
is well known here, having been
•lowly recovering from four opera-
rained at l^banon. Interment wan
lions he has gone through during in the cemetery at Lebanon, at the
the past four months. Hr had been ride of her mother. Euneral serv­
atfliried with a hip disease of 20 ice» were held Tuesday.
YOU’LL
years standing, ami most of the hip
Mrs. I. V. McAdoo in confined to
SCREAM
bone has now been removed. He ia her bed with a severe cold.
Wife”
YOU’LL
LAUGH
BUT
YOU’LL
SAY
The Best Ever
People’s Theatre
Thursday.
The Scio Mutual Telephone Co. I
will hold its annual meeting at the
town hail. Saturday. Jan. 7. at 1 p.
m. Will receive bids for the oper- j
ator of switch board, atwl other bus-
ine-w usual at annual meetings. Ail
stockholders an« requested to be on
hand.
J. II. Couey. See.
January 12
ZkdmiBsion 35c 50c
martgage
The Weaver family, who have
been running a aawmill nearby.have
moved to Hood River.
The old
man furnished them vegetable* dur
out.
The people of 4’raiitree are cele­
Presents Priacilla Denn
L«t th« Tribune do your printing
Turner. Mrs Milligan's mother.
Mr Paine and family, of Raccoon
Hollow, are looking for a new home,
aa their place has been wild under a
ing the summer and miaar* them
aiao 176. Good people, too.
Our neighbor. Mr. H» rgit. Is laid
with his back and ia unable to be
(W4 af Thank«
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all thorn who rendered
ouch kindly aid to us during the
sickness, death and burial of our be­
loved husband, father and grand-
1 father, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr Mary F Denney,
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Funk.
M i < m Bethel Bilveu.
able to ait up a little now.
James Milligan and daughter
were in Crabtree doing aome trad
Ing, and whil« ther« called on Mrs.
Weekly & Comedy
Jan. 7 aad 8
Admission 15c-35c
brating the New Year by burning
plenty nf stump powder, waking up
all the people in thia «ection, who
were fearful that the Indians had
broke out aa in 1867.
On removing roots from fir tree«
two to three hundrwi years old and|
si* f«et in diameter on Ed Kalina's
farm, we found an old Indian p«»t
hold with aahea. coal« and r >ck that
they used for «went house« and for .
cooking. Thia pot hold waa from >
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