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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1922)
r ♦ *■* • • • ♦ ♦ ♦ • • ♦ • • • *♦•-•• * * * ♦ * *♦♦ * * * • + • Larwood items : SANTIAM FARM NEWS ••«••••*••****• • . ............................ 4 April 11 April It) l.-*ter Bilveu is having uuite a S;d Stringwr went to Scio last p>r*day to btiv fmc*- wire for his time with hi» tonsils and at nm<■- in not able to talk. He went out i k«-n vsrd He says he will not low chickens to deal* oy hi« garden too m > hi . Shelton & Co Prof SCIO. OR Etit IN W. A. Ewing, A. I Prevalent \ i. • E. I). Myers, Cash Mart a bank account t—tay an ! provide for your future. You wdl find a ch-ck.-y a count very convenient for ». or buxine«« transaction* W< , interest on time depo t - Morrison & Lev UNDERTAKl R> Calls Attended to Pr mp' • Dav or Night - SCIO OR1-.'<O - Riley Shelton Real Eslate Erol r ami Notary Pu jfbstratb Obtained. ¿CIO - - • ORi <»• ¿'i. G. F. Korine Veterinarian STAYTON, - - • • dit tali« answered bay or Night Tuberculin Tcating We make a Specialty of friendship, Engagement an< Wedding Riiu ALBANY DR. A. G. I’RII.I fruitili ani Snr^t* . Calls Attended L>ay ur Night Ortica Made Heme ! A great surprise for the home K - of Oregon, but «till a fart ) rt more. Ihm yarn ia absolutely o-,■ wool yarn, the wool wa» grow, county, «ukl by Mr. Sander to th g.»n Worsted Company (mill- << Sellwood), made Into worsted I Roy T Bishop, »on of C. P !'• proprietor of the Woolen Mil: M Salem < iregvn knitter» try th» * out. All coloni, tóc per ball of Campir» »ent on aptdtcation. A< r C. P. Ilu-bop, Box -5. Salem. Or.. DR. FICQ OENTIST «»dice Hour« » lo 12 A.M. 1JW to & I' M BRYAN I ATTORNEY AT LA »H-2 New First National Ba • ALBANY I he old man and good wife mad- a run for Scio Friday, finding the roads rani bad and the city very quiet. as ail were so 'elated*' over . < much rain and having a good >ith Friday afternoon. rw»t foi the sunshine, if it ever Cars»u Davenport and family at- COttl IMI, n d the dance at Crabtree Satur- EJ Kalina ha« all hi« plowing night -bed and was out of a job. so to n-i Rockwell, who has l-een on -• himself he made a run to Seto sick list for some time, doe* nut to get a box of »tump powder ami ii tn ithprmw very fa*l. He in i v out the few stumps he has left. is U> undergo an operation in ■M. (’. Gaines, of Crabtree, did not near future. have time to crank up his Ford Liz- ■sbel Davenport, who is attend- i he gave it to Fred Bilyeu »chool at Iscbanon. spent >.ight a new self-starter, as hr vw, k-end with home folk» ha no time lose. Roner. wife ami little boy in-i old man made a fly ing run ted Mr* tinner's parents, Mr - >i Ed Kalina in hi« tin Lixxie Mr« J .hn White laat Sunday <! -i ( 'ape Horn by way of Crab- : n S.hm'lt and wife. Wilfred tr<- .out Thomas to converse with . tt md wife, of Portland, and t Prill us to what wa* wrong with • ' Howard called on Kubart Kl- im-ys. The doctor found I had t and wife Sunday, »ncules, or smarting colic He , L. Davenport and wife, Mr*. pr. »i ribed some tablets resembling Tiehner, Mrs Hai.iy Elliott a ■ nub sized hen egg. but the color Mrs. <■. C. Davenport visited a. i i not correspond. To gel them ; -i.-' 'tt Lee Gaines and fanuly An reminded me of loading a day last week. mn. «'-loading a shotgun and I have bance Stringer and hi« sister, • «■ a ramrod to g«-t them down. Rex Perry, met with a alight Th ought to kill or fure dent to their car while enroute ! I Kalina had l-ad luck with one h Portland to visit their brother, ’ d li - |1UO cowa. While getting up Stringer and wife. • >f one of her hoofs caught on V. ifie l FJliott and wife and Mrs. ■'■<• of the teals and almost tore it Portland, were Ijlly Tiehner. of ■if. Id hail six hands around to Davenports last , in-«is <>f the J. L. milk her, Sunday school was in full bla«t with a fair attendance. All are in \i' f to attend and take part and tie sociable. 1 As it was too wet to make garden) or go to church. Ed Kalina conclud e<i to celebrate Sun-lay by taking, n. . powder down to the «tump pai h where he blew stumps fr-on h i to breakfast. El is like blast- mg powder he goes off all at once. Mr* William I»*- railed m Sun- ■ evening after Sunday school closed. • I Mr Bcrgrr had quite a runaway v I his *led and h«»g trough, land- n . in a ditch, with one horse on top of his mate so as to hold him j ■ I .« i tdl he came ui> « Wi learn the Paine family, * ho JORDAN ITEMS pull-d >ul from here with + «♦•♦•♦ . have reached Roseburg. April II Our Scio Tribune, published by John Shelton motored to Albany .MeAduo A Son, i* improving every issue All are anxious to read it. ax M i today« *•«<*» F’r-ma Hilger cm me down it gives all the local news and fine Hie Producers Call ia Portland tn sprnd the Taster editorials. also an eye otiener. i with home folks. Wr have had but 1-1 days since ■ St<»ne. <»f Lyons. H assisting New Year without rain or snow, with household duties at Eiirl l > li. « with high winds and ¡7 Phillipa. Quite a numt-er attend«*! the ag- fairly pleasant days. This winter rlcul turai lecture and detnonarra- lake» the premium. There will l>e more cheat in fall turn held nt Jordan atore Wednea- • ■«ii grain this spring than ever >yd Kmiirall of Portland, math1 k wn before, as damaged gram al- ».I a »bort call Sunday. i way* turns U< cheat. Thu. is poor farm weather, still Si. Flatman called on Mr- I the old man has set out .U m ) new W 'iri.ti Friday afternoon. > Ella Fink is helping in the •trawlierry plants, planted a bushel of potatoes, set out lo 11». of onion :p-. store at present. Downing drove a fine herd » I*, planted a gallon of peas, beat*, »io-ep to pasture Saturday via carrots, lettuce, a pound of onion - and a hotbed full of plant* ird&n. ,v morning the home of The n; untams are full of »now, the St Philip* was vioted bv the stork w itticr here is cold and windy, <>c which taby girl, girl. Family cn’ iial frusta, with no prospects eh left a wee t»aby Wt* admire the editorial in laat ■ ■ Tribune and the stand the editor take* in regard to the unfair- ■ 11♦ d our dog tax law. If we are Ì to ba «e a dog tax law we advocate ? the H »-riding of thia tax for public |purp> - » and not for private pur f i , : -i* «. as at present. The state leg- Lian. re of Oregon al the session of enacted a law known a* the 1 Hoim 1; de L»w for Oreghn coun- According u> ila provision* ■ pie of every county ar«- "Au- I » Ï1V i-nact, amend or reta-id jthorn ■d inn h> ■il iaw» for their county by j trulla ive and referendum pruc«?*.” |N< OONITU. •. • Ì ♦--- F. M. French & S J rT « »nd injuna. Mr« lAm Larw«»«id. John Haven, rt and wife. Mrs. lully Tichner. r* bs:«y Elliott, and Mrs c. c sventwt were guest» of Wm > - ORE« -ON DR J. w. GOIN. Veterinarian Authorord Auction Sale and l< Inapaetor. Phone»:—Palace Feed *h«-d. IM J Residence, SiWt It ALBANY. OREGON on the imnmve. OggtioN Ml.-rr I ,1 BVB »TWAIN Is the cause of many HUMAN ILL* BANCROFT Optical Company 313 W. 1st St.. Altmny f Hi»* iti* ff («rey Now The Winchester Store I R. M. i 1C. \\ I ! Staple and Fai r orerie» Gents’ I n unns Garden and i inting **■ I libler & Gill invitt' : lies to .all of summer. 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