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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1922)
* Mrs Ranson ami Daphne were tn Salem and Aunm. e Thursday Mr and Mrs. Hobart Hoagland ■and son. Harold.and Mr« Ashbaugh July 3 and Mrs J«-an Miller motored to James Taylor, a former resident Albany Friday afternoon of Shelburn, died Friday morning Margaret Brown and Malcolm at his home in Salem, after a linger Miller helped the Ashbaugh young ing illneaa. and was buried Saturday I sters and their cousin, ¡louglas John afternoon. ston. celebrate the beginning of fes Mrs. C V Ashbaugh. two sons tivities Monday evening with fire and little visiting nephew and her cracker« and sparklers • ’ mother, Mrs. McLeod »pent Thurs Dennis Trexler ami wife left for day at the <*harle« McAllister home their home in Arlington. Wash., last Word was received here of the Friday morning birth in Albany Tuesday of a baby John Wolfe and family left for daughter to Mr. and Mrs J. GU- Hillsboro Saturday evening, where more. Georgia, the other daughter, they visited relatr.es until after the ha« l>«en visiting her aunt. Mrs J. * Fourth. W Miller. Mrs. A. Overboils ami «on. Clar Sunday and Monday people left ence. spent Sunday al the Jim Trol- town on every train to spend the. linger home Mrs. Byron Bates and children Fourth. Most of those remaining joined forces for a picnic on the returned from Hoskins Sunday. banks of the Santiam. Mr. and Mrs W H Mclain were Harvey t'rume left Monday to dinner guests at the John Shelton sp-nd the Fourth with a sister near, home Sunday. Frank Pietrok and family, of Cal Springfield. The John Ransom family and the ifornia. have arrived at their form Chas. Ransom family left Sunday er 1 home to remain until after the for Foster on a Hsiung and camping threshing season is over. J. Oglesbee and wife called at the trip. H. 0. Shilling home Frihay evening Delmar Churchill spent the 4th in SHELBURN NEWS Portland. Lloyd and Verl Tindall, of Camas. GILKEY STATION Wash., accompanied by Lloyd Luk- : enbach. of Scio, made a few brief calls in the vicinity nt Shelburn July 2 Tuesday afternoon. We were shocked and S neved last J. W. Miller did not Tuesday to learn of the sudden death definite date for the next dance on of Mrs V Piokop She lived here account of the pressure of summer, many year«, until she ami Mr Pro- work. .kop retired from the farm two years ago She was a kind and obliging ■ ♦♦»♦»♦♦•♦♦♦OOOOOOOOOSOOO neighbor, with always a smile for everyone, particularly children «he could always And time for them, having raised a fine family of her ;; Fresh and Cured Meat— own We externl our warmest sym ¡; Bacon--1-ard- Sausage pathies to the bereaved husband ami family, knowing there is a vacuum in their hearts which heaven alone : llolvehek Bros., Props. ! can heal. Most of our residents at : Scio, Ora. ! tended the funeral thia afternoon :: Scio Meat Market ■ 3 We Buy Fat Cattle >o«ooooaaaa»a»saaaeesaeea WORK SHIRTS Men's blue chrambray work shirts, full cut, two pockets d», 75c Men’s grey and blue work shirts, fine chambray $1.00 Work sox, two pair for 25c Anything in Work Clothing wr can save you money Albany, Oregon The 8tore with a Square Desi for Every Cuatomer. J. 0. Holts are camping on their place. They are planning to re build. TRACTOR Plow With th« Fvntoon Disk « With the Pontoon H; rrow With the Pontoon Harvest With th« Pontoon Tnreah With the Eunleon Bale Hay With the Fordaon Saw Wood With the Forttoon Pump Water In The Day’s Work W ith the b'ortlaon Grade With th« Pontoon Pull Stumpt With th« Pontoon Fill th»« S Io With th« Pontoon Gnnd Feed With the Whether in the field, around tin’ farm, or on th«’ road,the Fortl- son Tractor is doing wonder» in saving tune, reducing coal and increasing protitx fot thoiisanda of farmers everywhere. No matter what the farm task,’if it can l»«> dune by motive er the Fordaon can do it, and do it well. $492.85 Fred T. Bilyeu burn. Hi» wife was Alice Chappalle and is well known here. Mr Co«’ had just built «me of the fin«’»i resi lience« in Woodburn He died »ud- denly from an operation following flu. His mother died just a few day« before, lie was an only child and had recently fell heir to quite an estate. The widow and five children survive. Word has also reached hereof the of the death of Mrs. Clem, mother of Monroe Clem, at Walla W alla. These are strenuous dav« for the farmer, with logantwrry picking, haying, etc., in full blast Tom Doyles has arrived from Dallas. Toxas, and is amiatlng with haying at the W A Gilkey home. I Alvin Gilkey left Saturday for Wm. Smith Sunday Mrs Robert Elliott and little «on Portland to «|w>nd the Fourth Mrs. W A. Gilkey and Mrs. 8. F. Zvaaet Bobby and Mr«. Frank Hughe« and I accompanied him a* far as Wood- daughter Frances called on Mow ' burn to visit their sister. Mr«. Clara Di aie Curry last Thursday after- Cha«. Craft ami wife Sunday after Oliver Howard and Hazel »pent Sun aiay at the home of Mrs. Stringer’« noon. Luther White has left for East parent«, Mr. and .Mr«. Weston house. son. If you are needing printing of any kind you can do no belter than John Roner, son Francis ami by coming to The Tribune. daughter Georgia. of Albany, vi»ited th« Frank Roner'« Sunday. Fox S aij : Old papers, 10c per Mr a <1 Mr*. Sid Stringer, Mrs. hun-llc at the Tribune office. Vacation Trips Cost Less This Year Why ix»t lake ml vantage of this opportunity to real ise big profits in transportation costs to— Ni-wjK>rt Hy-the-Sea Tillamook County ilcachca Crater Lake National Park Oregon'» Forest, Lake, River anil Mountain Resort« Or«gun Cave» National Park Yosemite National Park Shaata Mountain Reaorta or Eastern Cities 17« /ftp Scenic Shasta Route On yiHir way Ea»t »topover al San F rancisco, Los Angeles, San Three world f»mou» an<1 beautiful citi«« Viali California'» National Parka and Chanting Seashore Resorts. "Oregon Outdoors" and '■California for th« Tourist,” beautifully illuatrated folder» are FREE on rrqm-«t For further particular», aak agenta SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT. (•«neral Passenger Agent. 47 4 Word i cached her«- «ome tune ag<> ' fad to make hi« home. John iNCOONtTO. ern Oregon, where he Intends to work through the harvesting m-a noon. Wilbur Fleming, wife and son le Roy attended a birthday dinner last Sunday which was given for Grand- ma Hearing Sid Stringer and wife motored to ite<i at the Fred Somme» home Hutto j Lacomb Saturday evening for gaae- day Mrs. Clarence Beauchamp and lene. Mrs lien Schmitt was an all day Mrs. Jack Jones, of Stay ton. visited at J. G. Holt's Wednesday. t visitor st the h<>tne of Robert Mrs. J. H. Kelly ami Mr and amt wife Sunday Conrad We«tenhou«e haa rented Mrs — J. G. Holt spent Sunday in - ________ Lester Holt is visiting the Art Gaines farm for one year, and contemplate« moving here this here and took them over. Scio, Oregon PUa* 27 Nora Holt, of Woodworth's store Mrs. S. L. Tichnor and daughter in Albany, is spending her vacation have returned to their home in at home Portland after a brief visit with her parents. Mr. and Mr« J L. Daven [ 8. B Holl has a new Ford Ice cream was «eritil at the Far- port. Mr. ami Mr«. Luther Chastine ' mers Union Saturday evening, and were all day visitors at the home of a good lime enjoyed ' Grace Bartnik haa arrived from Jess Cha« tine and wife Sunday. Walter Woods. wife and daugh Camas. Wash , to visit her parent« ter Thelma visited Mr. and Mr». until after the Fourth. the death id Leg Coe. in Wood-* | h » w Delivered on Farm Guy McKight ami hi« go«»! wife 1 are making gomi on their farm of 14 acre» They have 500 While Leghorn hens and 240 pullets. ami ■ have shipped a case of «*gg» every day for the past three month«, but the poultry busin««« is not all they Larwood Items ; raise excellent gardens as well. • w»-* Have set out 600 tomato plants, July 3 ' 2000 cabbage and 3500 of kale. They have the best of «oil. creek Meadamea Carson Davenport and bottom land, and they know how to Sid Stringer drove to Lacomb ls«l till it to bring th«- results from the Saturday for strawberries. Portland markets. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Davenport Juanita Mespelt is home from the have gone back to Prineville after summer school at Monmouth for a •pending several month» in this vi •few days, until after the Fourth cinity. Chappells. They returned by train Sunday evening, J. G. Holt ha» «old a registered Molici ol F imi S kuhmm Jersey to a man at Colfax, Wash. Nolic« is I hereby given lo all whotn it __ , concern _____ n that tasi thè uruleraignsg ha« may Elmer Whetstone, of Alisuiy. vis-* liled a» »<1 mi matta tor C —, hi» linai __ i acrount ______ ___ of th« ««late of Jane McCrea. ttoc «sard, with the county clerk of Linn coatrty, Oregon, and the county court has Used Tiw-wlay. the Aral day of August. TW2. at th. hour of 1 o'eloek p. m , in the county court room, »• th* time and place for th«- hearing of objection«, If any, to »aid account «nd th« »ettlemont of said estate. A. McCnaa. Administrator of the Estate of Jan« McCrea, deceaaed. Weatherford A Wyatt, Attys, for Administrator Fuwt publication June », 1 I i»t |.<il.|H-»tam Joly SB. >• FORDSON VA** Costello and wife visited. /
