The Scio tribune., April 13, 1922, Image 5

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SHELBURN NEWS
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April 12
Ge rgv Grimes and wife and Lo­
ri »..- and Verlon spent Sunday with
Mrs Grimes* mother. Mrs. Fleming
Sunday visitors at the Lafe Os­
born home were Frank Grimes and
wife and daughters, (¡enevwve and
LaVelle. of Ijcimnon. and Com Os­
born and wife.
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Miss Nellie Gooch is visiting in
Shelburn this week.
I h l mar Churchill spent Sunday
in Salem.
Shelburn has t>een very gay the
lint week. No less than three par­
ti- • and two dances have been at­
tended by some of our most ener
getic young men.
!>>tus Osborn motored to Salem
Saturday afternoon to spend the
week-end.
Mrs R M Russell, after spend-
intr a few days at the home of her
phi» nt*, returned home Friday af
ternoon.
Martin Kuiken. of Lyons, is visit­
ing hi* brother, W. R. Kuiken.
Sunday visitors at John Wolf's
were Jim Piatt’s family and E. R.
Osb rn and family.
Mr. Kula and family motored out
fr<>m All any Friday afternoon.
Wednesday callers on Mrs. Rosa
Millerawers Mrs. O. G. Wyman and
|) rothy and Frederick and Mrs. C.
C. McClain.
A real spirit of helpfulness was
shown last week when 13 teams and
15 men and a tractor did plowing
at the Charles McAllsster place.
Mr. McAllister, who has been con-
tim-d to his bed with “Flu” for six
or eight weeks, was quite touched
by thia neighborly act. and was very
grateful to all who took part in the
davs work.
I.. J. Oglestiee and wife spent
Sundav with James Trollinger and
family.
Mrs. Alice Perkms. of Salem, and
two little daughters, spent the week
end with her brother, J. J. Ransom,
and family.
WITHOUT LOVE
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By ELSIE Q. PARKER.
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up it>>. »> MsCtar» N«w•*«*«« a>»»Mw<*>
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¡tic wt-Hlhcr ws» brsclug
Margw
«•ull.nl home from th» Ihiyavllle poat-
uti -
)«-l her tout»tepa lagged
Ln
h«-r hand were two bulky Istlera. Tv
lhe undly ueighhura, who tuwk much
iiit.-rv-l In Murgw and Iwr canror.
it.» -• Iritrrw -always fat oo«v—w»rw a
>»>.
Murg<- was an authurvaa. yvu must
ui .- i -
iml oh, yr*, ah» wrot» many,
m.ui) »iorl«-», but unly «lie knew that
Ho y were all unpubllahad. The vil-
fmk thought th» rv»«a<ia »li» rw-
fu-.-.i tu talk ats>ut her alurtca waa
a
-t one
llw»y did not under-
. i ■ luvanlng of the thick envrl-
u; V w hi. ii evutallied reject»«! UUOU
script*.
Tbr,»e yt .ira »go Marge bad a love
VII I hi) «ville had known It.
all air.
ami Imd thrllhil at IL Then um day.
In tl>< city |>w|irr'» «oclety page, there
li...I I h -. ii an annuumwiuent
”Mi«a
>ut :
kiiy 1 •« • Bulan betrothed tv Mr Hob
ert It.nedtct."
"Hl»' nainst
Marge» • weetheart !
Everyone waa Indignant; and Marr*
wi me him a brief not» telling hint
h. >er tu try to as» her again.
Tlu'-e thro» long year» bad gouw
Oy -lowly.
And Murgv. now an ar­
dent mau loiter of twenty-two, waa an
author« •« let her works could hard­
ly be called »turte»; they w»r» »at-
Ire.
All ttie ««-um aba Ml for man '
«li.- rmlrodtod In i*»r manuaertpt»
•1.0«,-
«he would say.
“Lov»!
I
. .ne writ»» of IL stag» of IL
dr. uh - of It
Not I!
Hero la on»
• ho would not writ» of tov», but will
laugh at it
it’s nothin« but s tarro,
anywayAnd ah» roaiiy thought ah»
belle, ed IL
loti«.<4lieutiy, back rot»» all h»r
st'-rle- a<*«<Hiii>anl»d by a potlta llttlw
ro>rtk>n »lip
Io the city, B«ib Benedict had ris»w
from a newspaper reporter to aaslat
ant mabagor and editor of a abort
Bt-.ry roagnsta».
And, while reading
Mime of the tiutneroua manuaertpt»
one day be came upon om written by
h Marge W ikv.
SALE
F he BOOTERY S tock
Commenced Wednesday April 12, 1922
pair of shoes is sold
every
continues
THE ENTIRE STOCK.
Consisting of shoes, boots, oxfords, pumps for every member of the
family, to be thrown to the public at a fraction of their original cost re­
gardless of present day values. It is to your advantage to be on hand and
1 his is an opportunity you should not and
attend the bankrupt sale
cannot afford to miss. In
I order to convert this stex k into cash in the
least possible time, we have arranged the stock in lots and groups
Ladies Footwear. 98c and up
Boys anti Girls Shoes, $1.98 and up
Money saved is money earned.
167 N. Com tn eci al St.
litirttila Shue«, 39c and up
Mens Shues. $1.88 and up
Childrens Shues, 98c and up
Don’t forget that every pair of shoes in this stock MUST BE SOLD
The Boot ary
Salem. Oregon
John J. Rottie in charge
girl w ho had
no other
“thrown hltn <»er" without no ex-
With lm-rvn*ed Interest
planation !
he reread the story that ridi, oled hue
and men.
Maybe
“Jove. I hut *he'a hitter!
some one Jilted her. aa «he did un»,
She drwrve« It—liul no. confound It !
be
She muit have had u good
MH ■:
At length be |«-r- -l.i '• I II........ li'or
to let him expartutenL and » < 4 the
folio»lug letter
We rem! ymtr un
“Ilear Maadm
«»uaI story, 'tirveu Apple*, with much
interr«t
Although ■I prevent we ran
not use the »lory, we would like to
have, some time In the iw-nr future, an
opt>ortunity to talk with you about
mir work you might do for us.
“Very truly yours.
“THE EtMTUR."
When Merge received thi» letter »be
wa« overjoyed
III fact «he i ft «t
changed her opinion of men «he want-
ad to go to the editor th« n- vt day
but. of «mrw. that would took too
Mger. so «he waited two wb-r bi)«
Ail a tremble. -I. n i • -I ft » hull I
Ing wtirrv the maguxllte ««I publl-hrd
She told the otfi« e I h »> that the ed­
itor had asked h<»r to - nil
lie was
not at all lmpre»ae«L but indifTerontlj
took her name toward lhe milter al of
flews
“The editor la «ait, ml», but lhe as­
sistant will «ee you " h« -ni<l, when lie
rgtumed.
"Hob!” »he gasped, when «he OpeMd
the dour and *aw who »«« III the
room. "Too”
“Why, Marge I" etclalnw-d th«- a*
sista nt editor, trying to kok
tnuiti surprlaed. and to control
Shaking kllee-
“You wanted to s«-e me I mean,
editor wrote u«e the letter will
plain—” she paaaed him lbw letter
"Ah. yss. Ml«» Will -x.” he «Sid. very
"editorially ” "Won't you tdt down!
We feel you have talent, and are w»»t
Ing yourself on thl« «»tire «tuff What
the public wants la th«- love interest
or human Intereat Now. a good wbidn-
some love story «land« more
"If you wlslietl to see me to tell
roe to writs love stories, I might Just
•a well be going
For I dmi'i intend
tn >rtte. any." ah»'
<b»n-'‘<b
“You don” u«-«-d lo «ilo
« -loci«»»,
but y»»u do ue«-d tu han »tortea
bullían inter»»!.”
“Are you trying to tell me tnjr
storie» aro Inhuman?" the girl tie
blandid.
Inhuman
“No, but I I think you
when you wrote me licit letter three
year» ngv i with nary an explanation '•
-Why. why—" «tammered Marge.
completely overwhelmed l>> Ilo» uiH-t
| hi teilix-aa of th«- remark,
The an
notiix-einenl In the |m|-»r' »he «aid
lamely.
'What announcement 1” aiinp|»-d the
a«*l*>taut sdUof,
“Your engagement.”
”1 never waa rtixaged tn irtyiNM* but
you. slid neier will tie. Iildn't It ever
occur to you that «iiiiw «• < > . mi. ut
lieur the «am« name that I 4,,J And
tetnemlier thia, young woman, you're
not going away from thi» city till a
rertaln Ju.lge friend of tn i
grant»
tne a «fa-i'lal lleena»» and a certain mln
l«ter «ays certain word» binding ones,
too
Tion't you know.
ir 'tint we
isn't live auree-ifully wllh-iut kne
)U«t a» we can't write »u- i-dully
without lit”
Ami at last Mar,-«- did umh-r*iund
Let the Tribune do y->ur printing
SUlittCd MdI
Th»» «»rifilili»* ni
mthwlrtl
fV-.j-iri'« ihftt lhe |»r«•*• -öl *« híh »‘ ut
w»*tirhitf hair over th* rar* I«
bl«» for n 1<H of | h “t *I iiiíü » l '
H •
opInloH Iw «»fwti h» * rltt< iwm, but It i*
tffefH'ITlIljr Afllllitt* ‘I
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Idiinr If
-I V « wi»r«- ibr hair
E»e
<nvr
fhfetr
mouth»
■o
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rary
mend
other
Ths Right taquctics
topline qnns <tl>u> In • <-«attempo
runs: Tell me toy (suit« and
your own.'
Il.'fi»r»» Martins any
mending neighbor •ii|it-««e we
flr«t in.»-I the mollo -o r. • to ..
proper ..««luen.-j
I mi t rl.
'Mend your own fault« -uid then
me mine’“ B‘»«ton Tran««rtpt
Artr
n Water Always Worn
Water tlowlnc from deep art»*li ill u
• ell» bi al way« warm
i io
tint of
the internal tieat <»f
artli
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Joe Funk and N. I. Morrison at-
tended the Old Fellows convention at
Harrisburg Saturday. and extended
an invitation, on behalf of the local
lodge, to hold the next district c«»n-
vent ion here.
Alpine was given
preference by th« delegates, however
and the convention will tie held in
that place.
Millard Shelton took hi* she«p to
laduinon th«- other day fur demon­
stration and whi'e there was induced
to «how how to shear. Millard is
I m c tiung quite a favorite atn<>ng
the sheep grower«, a« well as among
the sheep club«, and he deserves it.
(I I’. Hoff, present state treasur­
er, has just announced his candida­
cy l>efore the primaries for reelect­
ion
lie «ays he stands for economy
in the future as he has stood for it
in the past. It is our belief he has
made good.
There will be be service» at the
Baptist church both morning and
evening. The Faster program will
!«• at 7.00 p tn . tie fore the preach­
ing service. Rev. Swarts, of Van­
couver. will officiate.
Everyone
invited.
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