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Farmers and Merchants I
Hank of Stayton, a
Coruorsttoo,
Plaintiff.
vs.
John Bringard, Jr,. un
married, Frans rrin-
gard and Martha Brin
gard. his wife;William
Brirgar!, unmarried.
Ed. Wolfe unmarried,
Byron Wolfs and Min Bl? M MOS 8
nie Wolfs, his «rife;
Noma Stafford and R.
I., Stafford, her hus
band; George W.
Wolfe, unmarried ¡Ger-
ski Wolfe, unmarried,
Beatrice Wolfe, un
married; Helen K.
Wolfe, unmarried; Sa
die Fair and Tom C.
Fair, her husband.
Iiefrndanta.
To John Bringard. Jr.; Frank Bringard.
Martha Bringard, William Bringard
and Helen it. Wolfe, defendants
above named
I n ths 5* as os nts M tavs os O smon ;
You and rach of vuu are hereby re
quired to appear in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint filed
against you in the abovs entitled cause,
on or before the expiration of six weeks
from the date of the first publication of
this summons in The Scio Tribune, the
date of the first publication thereof be
ing Thursday, the 5th day of January,
1922. and the date of the last pubHsa-
tion being Thursday, the Itith day of
February. 1922. to-wit: On or before
the 3'th day of February. 1922. and if
you fail to so appear and answer said
Oomplalnt. for want thereof. Plaintiff
will applv to the Court for judgment
•ml decree against said defendants, ami
for the relief prayed for and demanded
In complaint herein, which is substan
tially aa follows, to-wit;
For a decree of thia Court adjudging
and decreeing that there is due ami
owing to plaintiff on the *850,00 prom
isaorv note described In plaintiff's com
plaint herein the sum of i860.00. to
gether with interrat thereon from the
1st day of July. 1920. at the rate of
eight per cent per annum, until paid,
and the further sum of *100,00 attor
ney's fees herein and the coats ami dis
bursements of this suit; that the mort
gage described in said complaint and
executed by John Bringard. decease*!,
to Jennie Wolfe, now deceased, and
which mortgage bears date the 27 th «lay
of March, 1912, ami is duly recorded at
page 96 of Vol. 66, Recon! of Mort
gages in and for Unn County, Oregon,
and which mortgage was duly asstgrod
by the said Jennie Wolfe, on or about
the 22nd day of January. 191S, to the
Slalntiff herein, which asaignment ia
uly reconic*! in Vol. 74, at Page 62,
Record of Mortgagor in six! for I.inn
Countv. Oregon, be forveluaed am! that
each and all of the above named I »efen
danta and all persona claiming by,
through or under them, or either of
them. sul>sequ«>nt to the execution of
said mortgage, either aa |>urchascr. in
cumbram-era or otherwise, be bsrrcd
ami foreclosed of all right or claim.save
only the equity of redemption, in or to
the said real pr*<|>erty described in »aid
si '
mortgage, which said real property r is
deaenbe*! aa follows:
The West half of the South
east quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Section Thirty-four
in Township 9 Houth. Range
three East of the Willamette
Meridian, in Unn County. Ore
gon. containing twenty acres,
more or !<*»•
And that the usual decree be made
for tlx- sale ot said premiere by the
Hhenff of Unn County. < Oregon, accord
ing to law and the practice of this
Court. that the proceeds of said sale be
applied to the payment of the amount
due plaintiff, including attorney's fem
and the coats and disbursements of said
•ale and this suit; that the balance be
deposited with the Clerk of thia Court
for defemlanta aa their interest may 1»
mad*- to appear; that the plaintiff may
become a purchaser at said sale, and
that the purchaser bo let into the pos
session of said premises immediately
upon the purchase of the same: and
that plaintiff have such other and fur
ther relief in the premises as to the
Court may seem iuet snd •quitable.
This summons is served u;>on you by
publication thereof in The “cio Tribune,
• weekly newanaper printed, published
and circulated in Unn County, Oregon.
Crsuant to order of the Honorable
o. G. Bingham, Judge of the Circuit
Court of the State of < iregim. for the
Third Judicial I'latricl. dated on the
3rd day of January. 1922. Die first
publication to be on the Sth day of Jan
uary. 1922. and you are required to ap-
Car and answer said complaint on or
fore the 30th day of February, 1922.
Vi noil. H. Msmsv,
Foot office Address: Stay ton. < »regon
Attorney far Plaintiff
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For some week» now J D Dens I their respective places ready to fin-
more has been working <>n his new I i«h the semester's work. Few New
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feed store at Albany, which is V- be Year resolutions seem to be in ef
located on Broadalbin and Water fect.
E C. Kendle •pent Tuesday tn Streets, across the street from An
The county e'ub leader, of Al
Albany.
Wednesday and
derson's garage
Mr. Densmore's bany. was hen
Dorris Weddle •pent Saturday in new store will handle feed. both of demonstrated how to kill small ani
his own chopping and the Fishers. mals, such as m<>les and gophers.
Albany.
Scio High is among the few
His only mill «rill still I m > located in
Roscoe Hurst •pent Saturday in
schools of the county that has en-
Scio.
A'bany.
The
Arthur Filkins, of Albany. who! tersd the delisting league
Fred M rape It was an Albaay vie-
schedule of the triangle that Scio
was listed by the 9th corps area as
iter Saturday.
will debate in has not been arrang
as a draft evader .has produced sat
ed.
in fart, due to th«- few mera-
John Sticha and wife spent Satur
isfactory evidence that he served in
twr» of the league no definite plans
day shopping in Albany.
France with the Canadian expedition-:
have l<n n made
F. B. Studnicka was aa Albaay ary force, and was at the time a
Th«- Scio baskethall trams have
business visitor Tneeday.
questionair was mailed to him. en
several games scheduled, The hoys
His
Bert Hollis and Jess Rodgers listed in the Canadian array
play Shedd the 6th (Ma); Willam
name
has
been
taken
off
of
the
de ette University the 7th < Salem I; Al-1
made a trip to Albany Tuesday
serters list.
bany the 10th (Albany); Woodburn
D. C. Thoms spent Saturday in
A movement ia >m foot among the 13th (Woodburn), The girls
Albany, attending to official busi
the former neighbors of W. O. Brin play ¡jelmnon at lx*banon the 6th.
ness.
son. confesseii bandit who held up
The boys second team may play
The girls High School basketball
the Jefferson bank several weeks
this
week, as negotiations are under
team plays in Lebanon tomorrow ago. to ask Judge Kelly to parole
way
for a game with Turner.
night.
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Brinson. Their petition also states
Jesse Hildreth and wife were in I i that during the time he lived among,
town Sunday evening to attend 1 them they found him to be an h*»o-
church. .
I sat and industrious man. and that
Mias Hertha Patrny was the guest this robbery is th«* only bl ark mark
of Bttoe Stewart’s parents over the against him
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Keep Year Eyes Yoons
Siner eo many young people wear glas
ses. the oM idea that they make a per
son took «nd is sekiom m<-ntSH>cd. The
truth is. that putting off wvanng glas
ses when they an- needed 1» what makes
many people's faces look older than
they ar*
^ììleade
Optom e trist.
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HAROLD ALBRO.
Manufacturing Optician
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Fog S a !. f Old papers. 10c per
bundle at the Tribune office.
Meat Market
Wants your hogs. We pay lc letw than Portland
prices. Phone or drop ua a card and we will call
New Year.
Tell the advertiser you saw his ad
in
The Tribune.
George Morse has announced his
intention of leaving for Brownsville
in a few days.
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High School Notes
Rose Chromey, of the 0. A. C..
•pent the Christmas holidays with
her parents here.
January 3
Special Prices on Wednesdays and Saturdays
;
Mrs. Bertha Price, a t>atient at
The Christmas program given by <
the hospital, has so far recovered as the school Fridav, Dec. 23. was a <
tn lie able to walk some.
great success. The exercises wer.
Dr. F. C. Brown spenj Friday in not very long, but were of a high j
Salem shopping In preparation for quality.
Most of the students were back at
his intended trip to Mexico.
Scio Meat Market
I iolechvk Bron.
Scio, Oregon
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Don't forget the basketball game
Friday night between Scio and
Shedd. This will be a good game.
The ladies town team of basketball
tessera will play Woodburn town
For Sals- Hal«-*! hay. J. 1. Rodgers.
team in Woodburn tomorrow night.
For Saie Shepherd pups. Phone
Bertha Patrny is leaving for Al
IHx.
21-p
bany Saturday, where she will take
up her new work with the Albany [ For Sale- 20 pigs 6 weeks old. J. F.
Kukacka.
Creamery.
Carpenter—House raising, moving,
Mae Stoddard has returned to her
repairing and general earjwntcr
school near Shedd after spending
work.
C. P. Compton
the Christmas holibays at her home
Shelton & Co., of the Sanitary Mar
near here.
ket. want your veal and will call
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for it; and poultry of all kinds. 3
Kenneth Hirons. a student at the
0. A. C.. spent the Christmas vaca For Sale -Mixed hay. about i dov-
tion at the home of hie sister, Mrs.
er. $10 ton for quick sale .) H
Seio, on the old Miller place 21 p
Alfred Powell.
Newt Morrison made a trip to For Sale or trade Year old Durock
Jersey Boar
Would consider
Salem Friday for a load of gun pow
•hosts on trade.
der. He claims • speed record for
Ben Thayer. 21 p
the trip down.
Score Card«-—<Iet your "800” score
J. S. Sticha and wife were dinner
cards at the T rihi n »; office. 2c
guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
per card, or
cents per card by
mail, postpaid.
Hobson Tuesday evening, the occas
ion being the birthday of Dr. Hob Potatoes - Will give subaeription to
son.
the Tribune or Oregonian for
sacks of good potatoes. Call at
Miss Mary Waters, of PotUand.'
the Tribune office.
has accepted a position at J. F.
Weeely’s'and is taking ths placs of
and set of single harness, about as
Berth* Patrny. who is going to Al
good aa new. Inquire of W. A.
bany.
Gilkey. Route 4. Scio
22p
Smith Holt was taken to the hos
pital late Monday night suffering
with an attack of apoendieitia. The
doctors havs not yet decided wheth
er or not an operation will be
•ary.
At a special session of the city
council called to order Monday
morning. I. V. McAdoo was nomi
nated and appointed by the city
dads to fill the piece left vacant sev
eral mm ths ago when Henry Stepe-
John J. Cain, of Portland, spent nek moved away.
the Christmas holidays at the home
Carson D. (Pete) Beebe, who
of his brother. Rodger M. Cain. J.
charged with the murder of John
J. is now in the insurance business
Painter, and aquited oo grounds of
but was formerly editor of a »mall
ineanitv. «rill ia all probability have
Kansas newspaper.
to remain ia jail oatii the March
term of court, when he «rill bo char
ged with the murder of William
DR. FICQ
Painter. Ordinarily, a verdict of
"insane" means immeadiate remov
al to the criminal ward at the state
Office Hours:
insane hosoital at Salem.
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