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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1922)
•it IjfvA THE SCIO TRIBUNE Mrs. Charles Bate« and little grandson west to Salem Thursday where they will visit Mrs. Hates' sister. Mrs. Taylor. , On aceounj of the sickness of the Shelburn school teacher. Mrs. M. Arnold, there is no school thia week. R M. Russell and wife, of Alba y, spent the weekend with Mr«. Rus sell’» parents. Fid win Jones. Will Hirons and Flart Gooch were trading ip Albany Saturday. J Oglesoee and wife were visiting i at Isaac Bennett’s Sunday. Walter Rice was visiting friends in Jefferson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cannon spent Sunday with Joe Bennett Alfred Powell and family were visiting Mr. Powell'« parents in Jef ferson Sunday. out of school on account of sickness but most of them were able to re turn this week A valentine party was held at tile school house Tuesday evening A thermometer has been erected at the side of Dr Prill's office to show lust how many bonds are be ing sold. Let's see who will be the first Vo make it jump Kenneth Sims, with the a*«i«iaoc»< of Mr. F'icklin. w<-nt to Albany and procured many ads for the school paper bwy ■ Bond Saturday FRANK KRUML 1 be Shue Repair and leather Man (Next to Densmore») Before you buy let me |H| (^iiote you my prices on leather : The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon ------------------------- •WHtRt 1 SAVINGS ARE SAFE" old Age Your Home Sickness TEX RFAMHD* WHY Your hustiirss Investments insurance you should saw regular Automobile ly a part of your Education Travel Character income; Make your dreams come true. Mart now. 4% ANO NO *ORRY February 14 Fred Brewster, of Crabtree, came up Wednesday and bought Ed Kal ina's hay. paving $12 per ton STORES CLOSE MONDAY • »♦»♦♦•♦see« SUV A aVMNASIUM B NO SATURDAY «•♦♦♦«»♦♦♦♦♦ J. W Hirons and wife and eon S. W. Caines went out Thursday MORDAY was the 113th annivers Robin aecompained by Ear! Gooch to see about buying some hens.' so ary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, motored to Albany Saturday on he got 8 Rhode Island reds and K o With the Mutual Creamery, with hair table cream, whipping cream, J and in commemoration of the day. business. j I Plymouth Rocks all the stores of Scio ami bank were lielmer Churchill came down from Fid Kalina attended the big show dosed. No bigger American ever Gataa Saturday to take rharge of at Scio We<inewjay night. adorned this hemisphere than "Abe”, the section here Monday morning. Thursday Fred Brewster Iwiught as he is universally loved by all Delmrr has been aection foremon at at all times all of the old man's hav. paying 112 nations, as well as ours. He stood Gates for some time. per ton at the l>arn for all that wa« right ami good in Will Hirons ami Dr. Browne wer * ' Route I Scio, Ore. Commodore Hassler, of Lebanon, human nature, as well a« In politics, transacting business in Salem Fri was down Thursday looking fur a eaeeeaaaaeeeeeeaoaaoaeaeeaeeeeeeeeeseeeeaeeaaaesssaa and if he were alive today there day horse on the light «tylr would not lie ao much of "the big A large etowd attended the dance Mrs. Elias Crabtree, of Sci> came dog eating the little dog." here Friday night. out Fridav for a few day« visit wi.h Buy a Gymnasium Bund Saturday But why should all this honor be Mrs A*hliaugh is entertaining placed upon a few men? It is true her sister from Portland this week. : her daughter. Mrs H>>rd>urgh Gladys Horsburg is on the sick they have done their bit to make de Fntx Patrick spent Sunday eve- list after returning home from mocracy safe for the people, but have ning with Guy Wyman school Friday not millions of others? Our mothers The Zink boys wi re hauling wood Fid Kalina and wife made a living have done more than any statesman to Ransome & Co. Saturday. visit Saturday calling in at Crabtree. ever dreamed of doing for that very The 8. P bridge gang have their Hilly Kalins,his mother's and to Mrs. cause, ami yet no day has been cars side tracked at Shelburn and Kalina's father's. Mr Chrx. and at made a holiday in celebrating the the crew ia putting in new culverts tended to business in Sei ». birth of a mother, There are too and repairing the Santiam bridge. Elmer Griffin made a trip to Scio many holidays, and for patrotie Theron Russell purchased two Saturday, calling in at the free ho- reasons, until it s««ems there is a milk cows from J W Hirons. Mr. Hirons is dispoetng i.f his *•*« finding the lady of the house as woeful disregard for patriotism stock and furniture as fast as he free hearted a« ever, liet events as made by our states can. They ex tier t to leave for Mex The Santiam farm is again stock man be taught tn the rising gencra- ico the first of May. ed up wi.h chicken« The White tions.|and not their births aa the out Leghorns the pie rater had didn't standing achievements to bring back Notice For Bid« agree with his garden, and he could our patriotic fervor. only keep one the garden stayed Notice is hereby given that the The old man hail juite an attack IkiN'T forget our special Automo county court of Linn county, Oregon . will receive sealed bids up to 12 of "*er «‘»«»ache and a -pell .»f SCIO, OREGON tive edition on the 2:id of this month. He came out as good as o'clock noon.on March 2, 1922. for beavee It takes the place of our regular ever, only not ao young as he used | issue on that date, and will be the lurntier. bolts, washers, i ails and carboleneum for all the bridge* to be. worth all we claim for it. We would to tie constructed on the Pacific gage dcM-ritwd in said complaint and SUMMONS executed by John Hringani, d«-ceased David Horsburgh and wife and ' like tor every busincaa in this city highway in Linn county, south of Mrs. Crabtree went for a visit to Is tub C ibhit Cocar or th « '• tits or to lent <• Wolf... now <!«-<*<'aaed, and to tie repraeented therein, for the Albany. which mortgage bearsilate the 27th day Ola«'«, «<■« ths Covirrv or Luas, of \iau h, ItilJ. mih I is duly recorded Bt mn-Arraain No. 2. Any information in regard to the see Mrs Lula Titus, who has been reason that most of the space will page 95 of t ot 55. Record of Mort quite low with fever farmers and Merchants) gage« in and fur l.inn t uunly, < »regun. be taken from those on the outside. tilans and specifications may be had , on application to the county court. I bank of Htayton, a ami which mortgage waa duly assigned Hen White, of 1^-lianon, called in We want all the advertising we can Corporation. The court reserves the right to re by the s^id Jennie Wolfe, on or at>out a few minutes to see his old uncle, Plaintiff. | th«- ¡Bind day of January. 1915. to the get. and we are putting practically ject any or all bids vs. plaintiff herein, which assignment is S. W Gaines, also to catch a nd«- By order of the every dollar back Into the paper John Rringard. Jr,, un duly recorded in Vol. 74. at I’age 52. home on Powell’s milk truck. C ouni y Gov kt of L inn liecord of Mortgage« in and for I Ami married, Iran« Irin that we receive. We will grow as gard ami Martha Hrin- C ounty . O« k . < ountv, Oregon, ha foreclosed and that Fid Kalina and wife made a trip the business warrants the paper to gard, his wife;Witham each and all of the Above named l*efen- to Albany Monday morning early to ItringanL unmarn«d. grow. The bigger the business, the danta and all persons claiming by I M ..:r.-, unmarru.f, through or under th. in. or either of pay their taxes, but as it was a hol the bigger the sutHtcripUon list, the I »r.>- U < f < bih ! Min- SUMMONS them, sui qiirnt to the execution of iday and the tax office was dosed, High School Notes the better paper you will get, and nie " olfe. nut wife; • aaid mortgage, cither as purchaser, in- Xoma Mafford and W, cumbraiK-er* or otherwise, be barred ao they came home sadly disappoint It will be published right here in I- l-taffoni. her hus I and font I s.-rfof all right or claim.save ed. band; brorgr W. Scio. Get busy and aa. us right away only the equity of redemption, in or to February 14 Wolfe, unmarried,Ger the «Hid real pnqiertv described in aaid The Chrona brothers sawed wood for spsce. The management will ald Wolfe, unmnrned. mortgage, which «ahi real profierty ia "Resolved, that there will be no with their new drag saw for the Beatrice W utfe, un described aa follow» publish'several hundred extra copies more all week free shows in Scio" old man Wednesday married; Helen E. The W rat half of the South U olfe. unmarried; Sa east quarter of the -outhrast might be a question for a deflate, Uncle Tom Smail has some new die Fair and Tom C- quarter of -ection thirty-four Now that the spring work is but according to tha idea of the fac Fair, her husband. in Township » south, Range improvements on his farm with new about to open. it id a good time for ulty there is only one side to the I H-fendanta. three l ast of the Willamette gate and general fix-up Young Meridian. in l inn County. Ore our people to begin to think about question That 1« the negative. Tommy has disposed of all hi« thor To John Hringard, Jr.; Frank Bringard. gon, containing twenty acres, Martha Fnngard, William Hringard cleaning up the debris left by the Mr. Tobie. especialy. would be in more or less ough bred dogs. and Helen B.. M olfe, defendants And that the usual decree I* nuaie flood and by other means. Make t favor of more free shows, as he for the sab- of said premises by the Charlie Walker paid his old friend above named. Set» a clean and beautiful little city alone has collected enough play sheriff of I inn l cunty, < »regon, aceord- Gso. Griffin a call for old time« sake i ' I m ths X» mb os nil S tat » nrOasuoy; Ing to law aid th. practice of thta in vhich to live and a pleasure for things to sell candy al a free show, I You and each of vou are hereby re Monday. t 'ourt; that th.- proceeds of «aid aale lie quired to appear in the above entitled applied to the payment of the amount sightseers to lo>k upon. Do it now. and we are not mentioning those PIE EATER court and answer th« complaint filed I due plaintiff. including attorney’s fees collected by other members of the against you in the above entitled cause, snd the cwu and dud uraements of aaid on or before the expiration of six weeks sale and thb suit; that the balance be faculty. Miss Berths Whitecraft, sister of from th« date of the first publication of <iem»it«d with lb.- t lerk of thia ( ourt Coming Basketball game with Mrs I. V. McAdoo, has purchased SHELBURN ITEMS thia summons in The Sew Tri>«une. the I for defendants as their interest may be Lebanon at Weaely’s hall, Friday. I the White Cash Grocery, West 9th date of the first publication thereof be made to appear; that the plaintiff may become a pnrehaaer at said «ale. and Feb. 17. This will be a good game St.. Albany Mrs McAdoo is asaiat- ing thursday. the 5th ilay of .lanttary. that the purchaser be let into the' po«- February 14 ing her for a few days in getting 1922. and the date of tn<- laat publica »♦«•»on of .«al premises immediately as the teams are wry evenly match ' straightened around in the new tion being Thursday, the lfith day of upon the i-unh-t-e of the «ame: and A doctor from Stay ton was call.-«! ed. The local boys won in a prev undertaking. February. 1922. to-wit: On or U-fwrr that plaintiff have such uthei and fur for Harvey Crumbes who is quite ious contest at Lebanon by two - -------------------------------- --- ------- --------- - the Sub day of krbruary. 1922. and if ther relief in the prrmiws as to the ill with a cold. you fail to ao appear and answer aaid ('■ourt may «eem just and equitable points, and we expect almost as This summons is served upon you by ¡complaint, for want thereof. Plaintiff Mrs. C. D Osborn called on Mrs. close a contest here. Watch the I will apt-lv p> the < ourt for judgment publication th. mif in The 'cio Inbune B weekly newspaper printed, published A. L. Powell Monday. i and deerr« against «aid defendant*, ami ar.<1 circulated in I inn < ounty, < »regon date. Men, Women. Girls, N. Finders, of Scio, waa In this for the relief prayed for am! d.-mar-ihni pursuant to order of the Honorable It has not been decided when the in complaint herein, which la sut-stan- tiro. G Bingham. Judge of the Circuit neighborhood distributing circulars next debate will occur, but we hope Bachelors, Widows, etc. tiallv as follows. to-wlt: Vi,ur}0.f I*1* ‘‘‘•‘•'“i '»r. gon, for the for his new stump burner. For a ih-crre of this < ourt adjudging Hurd ludmal District, daied on the it will be in the near future. Join our Correspondence Chib and Clint Trexler delivered a load of • and d«-ereeing that there ia due and 3rd day of January, last The first Watch for the developments of make many interesting friends. Get ! owing to plaintiff on the 4S5O.0O prom- I imbllcktion to be on the 30» day of Jan fat hogs to West Scio Wednesday. the senior class play. "Nothing But j acquainted throughout the work! through i tasory note d«-«crit»d In plaintiff's com-1 uary . 1922. and you are required to ap Earl Gooch and Jim Trollinger our medium Hundreds rich, attractive pear and answer said complaint on or ‘plain* herein th« sum of ffifin (Mi, to- the Truth." Almost half of our and congenial, willing to wed. Photos i getber with interest thereon from the befurr the 3uth dai of February, iove were in West Stay ton Wednesday VuhitL II. M ambv , exchanges 'have it scheduled as a free Send 50 cents for four months ■ 1st day of <uly, 1920, at the rate of ITist office Address: Stay ton. Oregon John Bents and wife were called coming event of their school, so it subscription. II.(M> for one year. eight per cent per annum, until paid, Attorney for Plaintiff. to the Peters home Thursday be and the further sum of 1100 no attor must be a good plav. FLORENCE BELLAIRE cause of the sudden death of Mrs. ney's fees herein and the coats ami di«- Several of the slud-nls have Banta father, Mr. Patera. 200 Bewaklye. N V. bursrmanls of Ulis suit, that the mort- 1 let the Tribune do your printing T hurhpay . F kh . ¡6. 1922 ¡1 Meadow Shade Dairy Meadow Shade Butter E. A. Wagoner I Going to Build? Plans for houses, barns, chicken houses, etc., furnished free. Come look them over. Let us give you an estimate on the one you want. Scio Logging & Lbr. Co. ’ ; • K ■ ■ - F * ■ ? * ' . X *1 i • ff.-ew w j r<M '■ « 1 p Î-’ ài * î ' s ■ï"''¿K* • » ; i V f ' i** 41- riti-# •/*! ’.hi a* ■4 ■ I : à
