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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1922)
Local Brevities between S200.QU0 »300.000 and It is vtnve | Worth are still on th* probables large number will remain Special Meetings Brownville ta putting on ail k.nds on th* job today building The Veterans of the Sourish- and establishing payrolls Good, American war and the ladies aux k«««p it up and all Linn county will iliary of Albany are planning a series rejoice with you. of picnics, and the first one will l*e The county commissioners found held next Sundav The party w II of airs thia vear, painting, mighty bad roads around Lyons, and meet at Brownsville ami will drive fm lack of funds are unable to give from there ta th« Pioneer picnic relief to the settlers up there, at th* grounds for the festivithra pr«—«>nt time. Good roads are like Gordon l*ee. personal represen g»<>d clothes they are inviting and tative of Harbert Hoover, wn in I* get readect, Albany Monday an«! a-ldr<-wd a large Mias Denham has returned to her crowd in Takenah park lie is head j.>• xi . «J r V ’A ** ■ tz** «a,' ' t • *’■ L a fS’ ..’ work al the hospital, after a week's of the automotive division of the vacation with relatives^near Portland Department of (Tommerce, and made There are no patients at ths hospital but three talks in Oregon One in now, and has been none for the oast month ation pretty for the Portlai«d. Salem and in Albany. recommend good health of thia com munity. While in Corvallis Sunday, Baptist Church the editor was somewhat surprised when he was informed by the tender of declared the auto camp grounds there that Wednesday a holiday and all employ an average of one car a minute ers and clerks went to the berry fields crossed the bridge in Corvallis. This Salem business * . •' li «A A men to help save the crop. Beginning Tonight, Ending Sunday It io estimated makes 1440 cars for every 24 hours, and he says thia doe* not trucks nor motorcycles include A consider» Bro. Parker will join us Friday night. Services at 8 p.m. every evening, Sunday services at usual hours able number of car» we say. Mrs. of J. Laura B. Wadsworth, wife Wadsworth, died at M her home in .Mill City on Monday of last week, a* the age of 78 yeans. her husband she came to in DOS. and had made there ever since. the following Methopist Good Singring' With Mill City her home S e was buried Tuesday Church, from Rev.. Rees. the Stayton, officiating Frank Bartu. willametle. '»«7*>' t<vc73*- C ibimi Henrv Stepanak. and others went up to the al >ugbs along the Conte and bring your friends Everybody welcome. of mar Salem. mg there in the futut« Ihi* is th«- 'ri|L’ right stop fot municipaliti- -« t*> lake. I lllj ^|'|| kn D night to fi«h for Buss. of the young and They had except tod ally good luck, for the protection A E. Randall r . A. Ewing, the old against games of chance praodent Vira I’rvs. catching one and would nut have E. I). Myers. Cashier done that had it put up any sort of a from which th y have an unequal, Start a bank account today and fight. They rnanag* u| »catch quite break, and also against being con-! V' uvk I* for your futuie. laminated with immorality by seem« i a number of croppy an<l sunfi-h. how« ou will find a chicking ac count very convenient f»r your ever, and the editor was fortunate Ingly g<Mid shows. business transactions. We pay enough to get a couple of croppy. Andrew Crabtr«-e, son-in-law |> B interest on time deposits. Saturday the Fralev and wife, and daughter.Mrs. reckless auto drivers of the state hy Sarah Darnell, of Maupin arrived wi'h the state officers, and if fm«*s and in Scio Sundav for a short visit . . Pete Bilveu and family, Arter a imprisonment do not suffice, th« n short stay with relatives in U-banon the drivers license is to be taken ,,, . away. This action should have twen and other parts, will go on to New- Mr in force for all these years, but it is P°rt f°r a sojourn at tn«- i>«*a«*h. „ ,. . Moonshine 1 <abtrae is an old resident of Scio never to late to do good. lawh.eakera arc a and has lived at Mauutn for about ____ __ ___ ___ and otherwise lawb.eaker. are a menace to society, and the greatest S5 X**r* Maupin is rebuilding with of these is the danger they offer to <*"*nt buildings, since the big fire War We make ■ Specialty of F riendship, Engagement and Wedding Rings F. M. French & Sons ALBANY Scio Meat Market Fresh anti Cured Meat Bacon Lard Sausage We Buy Fat Cattle Il<ile<*lii-k B um »., Props. Scio, tire. haa i«een declami on y iJr»$09 Hoff|e Snltll»( y|f„ \ great surprise for the home Knitters qf Oregon, but still a fart. Furthvr- more, this yarn is absolutely virgin wool yarn; the wool was grown in Linn «,1,1 by Mr. Senders tolheOre- I gon Worsted Company tinilU located at Sellwood), made Into worsted yarn by | ,>tly -j- HtehsAp, son of (.', P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woutot» Mill Store of o „ „ ,r (|1 varn All colors, lie per ball of 2 eta Ira sent on aj appl-cstion. Addr*-ss I T-amplra Bishop, Box 75. Salem, < iregun. Riley Shelton Real Eitale liro^er and Nolaru Rubltc jllulratli Oblaintd. fixaminej iClO . . . OREGON Sul»scribe to the Tribune. travelers upon th* highway. If you arc needing printing of I The Albany city council haa taken steps to ban cheap shows and shows any kind you can do no better than! Smiilary Meat Market with gambling devices from exhibit- bv coming to The Tribune. --------------- ------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- j « -------- Dealers in ■■ Fresh and Curid Nnats We buy Veal, Pork & Poultry Shelton & Co. Props Si IO. OK EGON Executrix’s Notice Not!<-»• is hereby given that the un- deratgi <4 has beast duly appointed Ex- vculrix of the Last Will and Testament of F H. Fepperling. (, deceased, by the County Court of Linn County, Oregon, anrt; haw qualified. Any and all persons having claims against th* estate of said deceaMHl are hereby required to present th. same to this Executrix at th* office <>f Victor (diver, attorney at law, First National Hank Building. Albany. Linn County, Oregon, properly verified with vou -hers as required by law within sig month« from the date of the first pub lication of thia notice. l>ated and first published thia 20th day of July, 1922. M ak th a E. PgrntniJNG. Eaecutrta Nictur Oliver, Atty, for Ear«. Hone» li Fini SKteMK Notice is hereby given to all whom it nsaj may concern rm that th« undersigned has fil«-d a* administrator filed hi« ! I- final ’ »1 account as adì--------------- nf the estate of Jan« McCrea. dec«ae«d. with the county clerk of Linn county. Oregon, and the county court has fixed Tuesday. the first day of August. 1932. at the h >ur of 1 o'clock p. m . in the county court room, as ths time and place for the hearing of objections. if any, to uk I account and th* settlemgnt of said «state. A. M c C bsa , Administrator of th* Estate of Jane McCrea, leceaaed. Weatherford it Wyatt. Attva for Administrator First publication Jun* 29. I I^et JdjB, ~ THE HOME RADIO j How to Make and Use It V. 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