The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, January 11, 1923, Image 3

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Mr. and Mrs T M. Holt. Will and Holland; M of R ar t C.. Vivian
J. G. Holl visited the Wm Ni-•col- Bilyeu; M of F., I
< Arnold.
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GILKEY STATION
son and < ¡rant Holt fam Hies in ¡Salem Protector. Cora Bragg, Guard. Zrlla
lUHin.
Wednesday.
Jan. 2
After the installation ceremony a
Gordon Gilkey ha» shinned two
l*-o Zeller has returned front Hay- registered pigs to Brougio-r Bros, program was renderci J S. b'.ieha
err. k. Crook Co. where h* went at Sisters. Oregon, as a result from ami Ethel Arnold pissed a *x phone
live 24 to visit his sister. Mr» his ad iu the Set«» Tribune.
duet which was su much enjoyed
Cynthia (¡alloway. This was Mr.
Mrs. Es­
Although Mis
Kerry I’recver that they gave an en->r<-
Zeller’s first trip to that country moved out of the ncighborho-*! ther Holland played a piano solo and
and he enjoyed his visit immensely. •»me months »g > »he »till ha» a she also gave an encore A recita­
lie infant eon of Mr. and Mrs. kindly feeling tor her old friend*, tion by Harry Wesely was an enjoy-
VSciniM-rg is very ill. Another child particularly the women’s club of able number.
In tlie contests Mrs. Hachleman
ha» b«-vn ill. Dr. VanWinkle, of this place, which »he entertained at
Jeff, n* n. has been called to attend her home near Crabtree Thursday and Mrs. Dr. Browne won the prizes.
them.
afternoon
Despite the wind and At the close of the evening refresh­
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd, at- rain seventeen women journeyed ments were served by the committee.
t. •
I the funeral of W W Francis there and they did hot mind the
Real Clothing Valu> « at Bishop's.
in Albany Tuesday.
• storm with ut f r theri- was pear»-
4aletn.
Two I'ant Suit*, made of
Vi A Gilkey and wife attended ' an<lquieln< -« w thin. Mrs. 8.B Hull,
Bishop*»
Furr Virgin W ■ Fabrics.
th»- Nellie Barnes funeral In Scio the new F’rewtdi-nt. took the chair,
1 Fine tailoring and stvlv» and |3<)
Wednesday.
' an<l after the usual order of bus*
1» a mighty low price. Come in and
11nee» the host«-*» entertained with a
tree them.
2i*t2c
spider w«-i>
pi gran.me
F > n
memt>er took u thread from th«- w«-b
on the wall and f<4l<>w<-d it to it*
'end, on which ws* found a pmiol ! SANTIAM FARM NEWS 5
containing a note, telling th«-iu soi . k ;................ . ........................
•tunt to tarfoiin
’Twa» there the
Jan. !>
! fun began at story telling, reciting,
G. A. Griffin went u| to Hamilton
reading, »inging and making music
creek Friday to »(»end the night
j The most t*>i ,i «r of which wa i
with Oscar Fillp»t and family. He
tune played on a .urnb. A New
returned Saturday morning in a
Year’s gift was *cnt to each mem
fearful rainstorm.
SCIO. OREGON
bar from a furmt-r. and never to la-
Mr» S. W. Gaine* h <« r. reived a
forgotton member. Mrs. Marv Ell-
letter from her daughter, .Mr». Jen-
wood. of Malta, HI. The hot'*s
• nie Lovujoy. of Dallas, say ine that
G. C. BRYANT
serve«l delicious hot buns. ’’The kind
her husband was laid up with a
mother us« d to make.'' and coffee.
Attorney at Law
fearful cold and fever.
Mr*. Minnie Smith attend«1«! from
Cusick Bank Bldg.
Because of the high water» on
Albany, and Mrs J. K. Kci
w is
Crabtree creek Saturday and Sun-
ALBANY
OREGON , an invib d guest.
’day, our regular milk hauler» failed
♦♦seeseeeeesaaaeasa+e»«
to appear, ao John W< «««iy came
Officer* installed
out brom Scio in his si. all trucks
I Scio Meat Market
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and
hauled our milk to the conden­
i
On last Friday night lamilaa Tem­
se ry.
ple No, 20. Pythian Sisters, install 'd
Fresh and Cured Meat —
Our neighbor. Art Ixttcnmaier,
I their officer» fur the ensuing year.
Bacon laird Sausage
has beep having a g H>d time of it
Members of Leone Reb«'ka lodge
for the past dav or two ditching the
were guests
We Buy Your Hogs
water from the «ide of our new
The following were installed by
| installing officer. Rone Chromy: F. road, as the rams have < o>-< d the
»ides to slide into it, thus endanger­
Holichek Bro»»., Pro,»«.
C.. Caroline She; ton. M. E
Au-
ing the road. He stick* to it like a
Scio, Ore.
dry Hobson. F S.. Audi«' Myef»: E.
rtea to a dog —rain or shine.
J.. Vella Brenner, 'l.n ai-r. Esther
Art Ray and G> »rm Griflin made
a run for Albany Saturday getting
as far as Scio, where they calh-d in
on our telephone meeting Our
Joe* have lieen reduced to $5 a year
« j me help <m our expemws.
(Jtavid Horsburgh and family were
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wat tv bound for the pa«t two days,
XÛIÏ
as th ’ country is all und> r water.
We were sorry to learn that Mrs
Johnny Hoffman, of Crabtree, had
sold her «tuck of dry goods, but we
that ’’Billy” lurnidge.
are glad
who foui
tbe town of Crabtree,
'ORD
Service
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What It Really means
It means (k-nuinr Ford Parts. 50 per cent of which
retail for less than ¡0 cents. It means a repair shop
where expert Ford Mechanics perform »he work.
It means giving II neat, Courteous. Prompt atten­
tion to the Ford Owner’s every need.
It mean» to constantly supply you wth a Ford
Service that will make you and keep you an enthusias­
tic member ol the great Ford family.
Wc arc Authorized Foni Dealers.
We can supply you with any product the Foni
Motor Co, makes
Automatic Windshield Cleaner, $5
’«res' Yes. Sires I Wc Lave—a Tire to tit ycur
pocket!«» >k. also your Ford. Chevrolet. Maxwell or
Overland, both Cords and Fabricka. Buy now before
they advance in price.
Shelton & Co. Props
Reo Crown Gasoline, the World’s Standard— 25c a
gallon. I he price of gasoline is measures! in cent» jicr
gallon. !>u> the coat shoultl l>e measured in mile». Start
your engine today with Red Crown Ga» and watch the
r suits. A«k for a coupon book.
FRED T. BILYEU
Authorized Sale» alu! Service
&ned especially fur Western
conditions, its construction enables it to
cut fuel costs to a minimum. M ike your
ne it stove u Lan^wocd and cut your fuel
bills in two.
LA NG'S
uttmmntmd to bum TWH 'H
at lanA with ONE-HALF thr •**«/
by
aay.wheersnAeosrheswrùrr The yon hose price
riilk'n/undfjif rh* LA NG IVl XID Jfu»Aed<*a
not do /uu a» it is GU A kA NTBHD (-«v m
JS.) srr the LANGWOOl) on JupLiy IS owe »et
Would You Like to—
—Go East Through
California
Of eourse you would and by going thia wav
^ou will sr« most of
"i" oi iti.
Before you buy investigate a
R. M. CAIN
Hardware
Phone 76
500 OREGON.
I- urniture
You may join the merry makers on Califor­
nia’s silvery strand .see the raecsalTis Juana;
go through Carneo Gorge and over the Apache
Trail Highway, and take in the Manli Graa.
Then too, you have a rhou-e of routes, atop*
over privileges and tarsi of train service.
Ask your Ixrcal Ticket Agent for IX)W
ROUND TH IP ami ONE rtAY PARKS. Urne
tables and l>eacriptive F’ukler» or write
is the pur ■haser.
.M (’ Gi
“f Crabtree, called
in Thursday b» see hi« old father for
a few mini 'tea. Reports h i wife
has tieen son te better for the past
JOHN M. SCOTT
General I’aaeenger Agent,
week.
Eater am confined
The old Fie
five day» the past
to his home fur
week with a fea
cold and bron
T».
He felt for a
chilis on the lun
«
slated
for the
time that he wa
l»one yard.
school mate
A good friend a nd
1
eek
to see the
called in Sunday w
•»licit
»hares in
Pie Fatter, and ai»>
his mine. He invite* I the old man
up to church, as it w is nearby, and
quite poorly,
the old man feeling
so he went
declined the invitation,
*ef,
or ted the
up to the church and
ip
a
ithout a
Pie Eater a» a lost d<
no
stock io
bell on, as he is taking
church or mine.
David Horsburgh and
have been blast in» and
the mouth of the new
tn direct the current
bridge.
There was an appo
church services here Sut
account of the high wat
to materialize Our dt
•> failed to convene Mor
nil
Scio, Oregon
Phone 27
1 </ 1
the ŸtoVe
lhal pay's
its xCay —
r
Portland. Oregon
"The Sunshine Way ’Crosa U. S. A.
Pure-bred Bulls
Valuable Asset
Tom Smail
o|«-ni«or up
canal •>
Îunder the
Dairy Hr rds from Pure-bred S'rcs show- a
average in­
crease of 4M per cent in financial retur » over dairy
herds produced from sends», acconling to U. S. Depart­
ment of Agriculture.
grvnent for
rUav. but on
■rs it failed
> school al-
®ay.
J LATE it
Score Card*—Get your *’ »•0” I »core
effier 2e
cards at the T riih M r
per card, or 2è croi» p • card by
mail, postpaid
Start the New Year with a pure-bred Lull at the head
of your dairy herd.
Oregon Milk Company
Condenaery, Scio, Oregon
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