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• _•> THE SCIO TRIBUNE SHELBURN NEWS _ _ _ _ _ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ | + Oct 16 T hvrsuay . O ct . I». 1922 Honoring h*r mother. Mrs Elisa beth McLeod, on her 7kth birthday. Mrs Ashbaugh gave a surprise lun cheon. on Tuesday. Covers were laid for twelve of the more elderly la>lies of the neighborhood. Mrs McLeod was the recipient of eight beautiful boquets, and numero«» She declares other dainty gifts there is a premium on aire, for »he says the older she treta the more loving attention she receive«, A number of the youths of Shel- burn and West Scio, went to Aums ville Friday evening for the usual initiation of the freehmen by the rest of the High School. Mrs P F. Smith, wife of the new Just Arrived Bio», brown snd grritf T if Aanawi wort shirt« Jfc.JJ Men's heavy white and gray SBÍ"'? 80c The acquittal of the Indian who Men's heavy cotton tf 4 Men'» dress "JfV union mii U p I .03 was on tiial at Dallas last week for wool suck» ........ j UC-O j C the killing of one prohibition en Men's pure wool union suits. forcement officer al Grand Ronde Boy's heavy cotton í 1 in union suits ......... pl .fcV early in September, meets with the approval of most people who believe Men's heavy white and gray Ladies' fancy wool and in equal justice. It was proven at the trial that the officers had tried t«> get him drunk and then tried to force him tn go and get more booze, These goods were bought _ last I ebruary with the result that two office«a met, when wool ¿lock was far below the pres their death, in a drunken brawl, in ent price, therefore we are able to offer which they were the drunkest The | agent, went to Portland Saturday them at such low figures. other death is also to occupy the morning to be gone four or ft ve days. Malcolm Miller and Margaret time of the court. in which the In- i dian will again I* the defendant, Brown motored to Albany Friday li is too bad when officers of the afternoon. Mr. and Mr» l<u»ae Bennet left in law must furnish '.he booze, the gun» and other ammunitions of warfare in their car Saturday for a two we« ks order to gel someone in the toils. | hunting and pleasure trip in south It would be better for them, the' ern Oregon I «-«ter Howe, who was a resident officers, to adhere strictly to the law in trying to get bootleggers or of Salem and hu»band of Crissie infractors of other laws —they will; Miller, was buried at the Miller get more support from the people eemetry Sunday afternoon. Arthur Mcl»in. who ha* been and the wiping out of lawlessness working in Salem this summer, re will thus be made easier. It is pre Yen, that is just what we menu. It ia guaran dieted that the Indian will go free turned to hia home Friday. teed by the maket and by us to be pure virgin wool. in this trial, as in the former Country Clerk and Mrs. R M. Russel, of Albany, spent Sunday “It’s a Pendleton" with relatives near Shelburn. John Aegerter Dies Harve P.anaomand Walter George left for Southern Oregon deer hunt John Aegerter. senior of Stayton ing Monday morning. High school suddenly dropped dead Ernest McCrae and family called fr<>m heart failure on the way to the at the II. O. Shilling hum* Sunday High school athletic field at 3:16 One customer told us he wan starting on his third afternoon. p. m. Wednesday He had taken a winter with two of them. A. Haxelcamp and John Trollinger prominent part in all school affairs but due to the condition of his heart started today to southern Oregon Mail us your order. he had not intended to uariicipate <>n a hunting trip. Mr» JohnArtwien culled on Mrs. in school athletics this year. But “THE LIVE STORE’’ feeling the urge to have st>me part Joe Quinn Monday aft»rnoon All the farmers are quite busy in in the foottall work, as he was a thia neighborhood with their fail ihtee letter man and this year's ath sowing, letic manager he put on a suit, in ! ! VALUE FIRST John Bentx butchered a tine hog tending to remain a spectator. Hr ' j “The Store With a Square Deal joined the team running from the Monday. for Ever PurchaHer’’ Charlie Bates and wife were trad- gymnasium to the field; the exertion A EBAN V, OHWiOX proved too much for hia heart and mg in Scio one day last week. Mr and Mra. Haxelcampof Port *************................. »**«............................................. -TtTTIIIIl i nii* he dropped dead before reaching land are up for a brief visit with «he field. Hr was 19 years of age. son of their son, Alle Haxelt aniti The latent and one of the most ^eoeeseeoeess o eoesietee Clint Trextler was a Shelburn needed acc-aaorie» for cars made its Mr. and Mrs. David Aegerter, well C • IS 11 ■ known residents of Linn county, and caller Monday morning. appearance in Scio last week. It is Mrs. Edward Jones was in Albany liesidrs hia parents leaves two bro an automatic windshield cleaner Visiting at the home of her daughter. whicii gets its power from the ex-1 Fresh and Cured Meat thers. Earnest and David, Mrs. Russel. She also did some Bacon Lard Sausage ; ' His loss ia greatly felt by hb> haunt, so arranged that the cleaner shopping while there. many friends eepceiallv by the stud keeps moving back and forward over G. M. Trollinger was transacting the windshield, also so made that ents and faculty of the Stayton High business in Corvallis one day last the speed of the wiper can be regu school. ' llolechek B iom ., Prop». The funeral services were held week lated tr the desire of the driver. Scio. Ore. Friday at the Christain church, at Quincy Crtimee and wife expect Fred Bilyeu has hia Ford Sedan ♦••••«»eeesesssssss sesee 1:30 p. m conucted by E A Palmer, to leave for Larwood soon to spend equipped with one and ia quite will and burial was at Mt. Pleasant com the winter trapping and hunting. ing to demonstrate the workings of KT Or«?on Mad* Home hiltiB) Yam Joe Herman will do their chores it to all interested. etary. while they are away. A great surprise for the home knitters It looks like Vella Brenner and ■ of Oregon, but »till s fact. Further- Marion Brown and family have Birthday Party Josie Ko tan are trying to out do more, this yarn ia absolutely virgin moved back to the James Miller wool yarn, the wool was grown in Linn each other in the art of window I cvu",t/ •old *’> Mr. Sender» to tbeOre- ranch. Harry Weaely entertained nine- dressing the last few dare. Well, all . gon Wot^ted Company (mill» located at Mr W. H McClain and family i Sellwood I. made into worsted yarn by teen of his friends and playmates on we got to say is that we hop« to see ’ Roy T. Bishop, »on of C. P. Bishop. attended church in Scio Sunday. Saturday October 7, thia being more get into the wimdow dressing I proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Claude Churchill and family drove Salem. Oregon knitters try this vam Harry's seventh birthday. Ice race —it helps the looks of our Main out. All color». per ¡,al| of 2 OM cream and cake was served. Those up from McMinnville to spend Sat street besides helps business. on applxation. Addreea G. P. Bishop. Box .6. Salem. Oregon, present were- Virginia Bilyeu, Viole’ urday night and Sunday with home Mrs J. I) Yatea, of Kansas City, folks, returning Sunday evening. and Pansy Garland, Audrey and Mr Guv Wyman was »een picki- g who has been here visiting her Sylvia Bartu. Helen Myers, Esther Inaurane«» f'nenpany grape» at the Wheeler ranch Mon father. A. T. Powell, and sisters, McKnight. Ardeth Shelton, Lila Ho.i wonoon huoe Ro<ei_*w«< day Mesdames Wm Abbott and Steve Phelps, Evelyn Lindley. Gloria Wes Fritx Patrick was fishing Sunday Phillippi. will leave Friday for points ely, Jack Kelley. Donald McDonald., in the North Sanliam. the ideal in California to join her htwband, Donald Stalcuo. Vincent McDonald. stream for fishing James Trollinger will soon have who is general freight agent for the About your LIFE INSURANCE. Max Long. I Leonard Lucken bach. the mad between Monkers rnd Shel Mustouri Pacific railroad. The new 3 in One Policy ìmu «*<Ì Clement Cain, and Junior Ballin ; burn completed by the Oregon Life will interest R M. Phillips had the misfortune All hid a good time and wished Mrs. J W. Miller and children you. Harry many more such happy days. were visiting at the Charles McLain of having a scantling fall on his , head. The accident was not serious home Sunday but quite painful, although the nail We make a Specialty of Aunt Beckv Morris is again home, W. L Cobh made a business trip in the board penetrated to the bone. returning from Portland Monday where she been visiting her daughter to Kalama. Washington, Sunday. Verne Neal, who has been at De for two weeks. She reports the time Miao Ethel Zysaet is teaching the troit most of the summer, was a $2.35-$3.15 sasi. 40c-50c 40c to $1.30 J. F. WESELY, Grocer DR. A. G. PRILL Philclai ani S qiw Calls Attended Day or Night ORE. Silo L. M. HUM Care of Yick So I ong Chinese Mdicme ani Tea Co. lias medicine which will cure any known disease. Not Open on Sundays IM South High Street Salem, Oregon Phone 2X3 Pure Virgin Wool BLAIN CLOTHING COMPANY f When you pick up a l«»>k and l«»ld it too far from you it 1» a »ign you need reeling glasses. Always ask for Kry«> toks. a» the reading part is visible t< the wearer only. Scio Meat Market We Buy Your Hogs Optom c trist. AltAHV OAÍA, HAROLD ALBRO. Manufacturing Optician BRYANT Attorney at Law Cusick Bank Bldg. OREGON ALBAS\ DR. F ICQ I H’A’TIST offlcv Hours : 9 1O12.A. M. lull) to & P. M \X right & Poole MORTICIANS t n.I.nA«» Best of Service, twth I'rofrnsionally and in funeral Conducting. I.ady Assistant always. Best of Equipment and Prices ouarsn teed flight for Everybody. P homs IS I.EH. a N o N* OREGON OrcpoDfc See D. M. John of her life. i Arnold school during the illness of Scio visitor Sunday. Came down to DR J W. GOIN. say Hello, and satisfy himself that J, H. Davidson snd children, of Mias Elsie Limbeck. Veterinarian. the gym would be finished soon. near Sacramento. Cal., arrived Tues Johnnie Wesely entertained a Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate day to visit relrtivm. Inspector. number of hia friends with a dancing Miss Bertha Patrny, of Albany, Phone«:— l'alare Feed shed, 1S4-J Residence. .Mm R ALBANY. OREGON Wm Pepper, of Camas. Wash., is party Friday night in the Weaely formerly of this city, was a Scio I visiting his parents this week. hat. Friendship, Engagement and Wedding Rings F. M. 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