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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1922)
<• '«i ‘*4 f isimas linies GILKEY STATION 3 tPl V ’ r. * .■■■■J *«» W h ! v' A ■ ! ti b tJÆ A^ o it would take more than a blind ing »now «t -rm U> stop the women’s c ub at Gilkey This was proven Ti. ir-duy afternoon when sixteen u> rrx n braved th« s.orm to meet a 1 the home of Mrs Ida Yunker. Several of the men who took their ‘Me ¡I be again those happy boars wives rrpairad to the home of Leo Of Christmas tunes oí long agoPT W Z- • . >»e b> . until club adjourned, making the afternoon’s enjoyment lwo-f I They were treated to again the old-tune paths; the ritkime inends wel gmp«•» by Mr. Zeller, which he had the riddriw homes tí yoath wel trip with merry feet gut he red from his own vineyard. ad, and heart to heart, wel tread *] e women indulged in fancy work. T‘- ii came the election of officers the joyoas hopes we bed in other w’. -h wa» a» follows: Pre«ident M S B Holt Vice-President .Mrs F .-ml Kelly, voc Trees. Mrs. Fred 8 f- cm. A shower wm given for a memory briaga Mrs William WainboM. »he receiv- Oí Christmas times oí long e >1 mi mbatanUal presents, and ¿A*.-.',., g M wiahes In story ami vt-rac Mr* M “ Mother Christmas comes. We finger ia the gloom J ngren« who waa present *He ghostly forms ti cfoklhood’s friends troop in ind 63 the room.’ f the hr»t time, was received into ti The h •>!••«« »erve<l cook- lb words w^speak To aenory’i new cose ririm dock and fest, |> I c- I. The next meeting ‘ for aa boar we he again the dear days oi the past P u i-e at bom» of Mr*. Henry “ ■ * , Olrf Tne the tide oi fife tuns bad. c pi .-aver Jun I A principal feature of the afiern<H>n vur the arrival of Aid oa its ebbing few r j*- - a Chimtnu« box from an absent We gfide again through golden’hours' n. mlx'r. Mr«. Anna Chapman, of Of Christmas times oi long ago! 8 n Jone, l.'aiif. Thia 1« her yearly ■ ci.Horn at Xmas lime It contained h- id ma ie pr« -rent* for 2M members. A daoca at Charlie Patera Satur A though Mrs. Chapman is in the RECORD MAP OF GUATEMALA day evening, was well attended, Is «1 of sunshine, she longs for the ami everybody present report* a B«uth American R.publte Pro»»« It •i •• and fir tree, and for her old Hn Waathar Cy« Out tor ths good time. tr *nds. whom she keeps in touch Visiting Capitaliat Sent Bro» have »hut down their tr h through the papers. mill <>n account of lad weather. Th* republic of Guatemala, in to iff rd Kelly, of Poet, arrived endeavor to make it easy for visit* Mi«» Mary Hora left for Mill City fcr i. 'ay. to spend the winter here mg capitalist* to ore what they are Sunday where ahe expect» to he w h r. lativrs and friends. investing iii and to decide on the employed for aome time. VIII Wruk has moved his family merit* of prnpoM-d investment*, baa A Party and a Taffy Pull al to heir new residence. It ia a neat built and art up what eeetna by all ShulU ’a place win a «ucc.-aa, and bi galow situated on the main road. odd* the moat eetm<>rdmary relief I in >Y anker has been suffering all the young folk» report a good map in the world. Thia map la two yellow jaundice for two weeks time. acre« in extent. and ahowa every <x»n- Harley Darby visited with Bay tour, every town ami every stream . Crenshaw, of Dever, has been or lake in Guat'-mala and the neigh he i< , his brother, S. P. Crenshaw, Pearwon Saturday. re •util hi» house. Sens Bros. loaded a car of Lumber boring territory of British Hondu ras It ta surrounded by water rep vo ear», driven by Fred Sommer at Kingston Thursday. resent ing the Atlantic and Pacific an Jerry Holchek, collided at Gil- Mr. and Mr», l>ernl Montgomery Means. re.day evening. The ear» visited with Joe Sent and family L« The giant topographical map ia I ored considerably, but the Saturday evening. we of concrete, assembled tn aectiona. mia were uninjured. or Preacher Steve viaited at Clarence Almnet two rear« w< rr «[wnt in mak I and W. A. Gilkey drve to ing the molds, and in checking them Overholt’s Sunday All > > Thursday. up. The ultimate co«t of the map Mrs. Winnie Darby was visiting wwa $100,000, and another like sum Ernest Kelly honored her 1 tr at Roy Pearson's this week. we* »pent in gathering the topo hu ■sod with a birthday dinner Mr. Ben Darby and sons Harold graphical data on which it ia based. Th •lay Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mee The Big map i* located in the hip- pel tn l Mr. and Mrs. J. II Kelley. and Earl, and Frank Hora visited podronie, or race track, at Guate at Clarence Overholt’s Sunday. we « preaant? mala City, and it* suhatantni! char » Some of the young folks of this ne residence of la« naid Gilkey acter ia indi- Med hv th« fact that it fire Tuesday evening, when Community were out Sleigh riding toe has |>a*M>d through two earthquake* U m i ip« to the heating stove esme Sunday. — they report it wa* a great without harm.- Scientific American. loo » trom the flue. It was soon sport. dis >vered and the Are extinguished bef ' iw tnvch damage was done 1 I i: i Kelly an ! Bud Struckmier tra «a. -uemw in Salem Mon de) Mr and Mrs. W. A. Gilkey and Mr D »nard Gilkey were on then Albany recently, when t wav t fro ’ 1 «I < • <-»me off of their cai Tw g men from Lebanon cam ! ; »fed to be "Good Samar- P*’ its (»th m hy going to Crabtree wh < ' got repairs, and helped fix •' * «<• the journey could I* Cot nu..|. Two More Full Shopping Days CHRLTMAS Eve! T ub bw the fights; let fimfog shadows fall AAwirt the artamed windows there, and play ahag the wal wf^aride! Tw tine for rest; 'til trine to pot away' Dec IM * • • if ’ ‘H M. Maupin DROPPED FROm SARTA’S PACK A l ew Suggestions oí PRACTICAL GIFTS For “Him” For “Her” An Overcoat M arici na un Shi ila Necktie* A Nice Handling Jewelry Slippett« Hntidkerchiefs Glove« Shoe* Cap* Il andk erchiefs Hosiery 1 liahea Silverware ALSO MANY GIFTS “ ¡Z 1 H HI C Q ” FOR ALL OF THE IX1LJLJ1LO AT rm: STOKE OF flibler v fitti, Scio. On TIRES TIRES TIRES TIRES TIRES Now’» the time to equip your car with new Tire* while my present stock lants, for Tires hare gone up in price in the last few days, and will go higher. You know our lines, you know our service and you know wa never intentionally misrepresent. Again, we warn you of the rise in price, and while the stocks we have on hand last we will quota these While getting your Tires, have your car looked over and made safe for travel. Expense is trivial here. Fred T. Bilyeu 1W Dec 18 M - fe I I inch case as low as $9.00 3/4 inch fabrick case $9.25 3J4 Redtop case $1 5.65 3 inch Redtop case $ I 1.75 3/4 inch cord case $12.65 Kir an-i Mrs John Shepherd were enr u > t. Albany recently when the t< > mg gear of their car broke Th. muehine was overturned ami dan i. I* >inc but no one was hurt. R .ntlve- here have word that Mrs Sylvania Titus, of Stay ton. Is ill. A large crowd attended the turkey, goo««. and duck »hoot at the Will Moore place. Mrs. J. H. Kelly and Mrs Waiter Morris nerved coffee to the crowd fe • I Phone 27 < returned from Al ■iMtay. u«M«lag. I a
