The Scio tribune., January 18, 1923, Image 5

Stayton Fr lay t*
vot
Mrs
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,
Larwood
Quinn
I SANTIAM FARM NEWS :
Mr. and Mra S. B. Holt attended
’
the
C<
unty
Coavsmtfoa
of
the
Jan. 15
Farmer« I'nion at Sweet Home la*t
i !ie stockholders of telephone line ¡Saturday
Mrs Holt waa et«*< <d
t«o>. Griffin made .> run f, r Al*
i 25, Scio Exchange, met at
“' secretary of th«* lunn county I am.« rs I »any Munday* on buaii • and re-
Ke cn school house on Saturday,
{Union. The next Cbaoty Coaven- | turned in time to take in the big
toe 13th, and elected the following
j tion will to held at Lacomb, th« , school show in Scio that night, ac-
offi rs. for the ensuing year: S. P.
IconijKinied by Theodore Gaines, of
second Saturday in April
Sti ger, president; 0. K. Howard,
F A. Hough drove to Albany Portland.
vic »resident; Ben Schmitt, secre­
Rev. G. I.. Sutherland called in
Wedn«*«day. l.<
«rd Gilkey •*•
tary. John Costello and Ed Posvar.
Friday
to con-ole the old man.
companuM him
me ibers of board of directors,
A numlwr v: frieoda galhrnti at who ha* Ixxii housed in the | m *1
Fr: k Holub, the third member of
the Dick Kelli home Friday even­ urn days with a odd and a fearful
th« n>ard holds over: John Rock*
ing and gave him a surpri- party. «lose «»f the blue*, lie felt greatly
we lineman and collector, also holds
rclicvol of hi» maloilie*« »Her Mr.
Refreshments .• (re s«*rv. I
ov«*, being elected in 1922 fora
Augustin«* l*i i 1<*r was down from Sutherland's departure
1« r i of three years. The company
John Griffin, who ha* Iwvn the
Jordan last week and bought «me
m i a share to Joe Bartu. and one
of the registered Duroc Jersey otg ■ «•l«l man'« lacky buy tor the past
a I the only one. to Lou Posvar.
month, made a trip to Alb.>n\ and
which Gordon Gilkey owned.
¡in cmiiisny spares neither money
Mr. and Mr* Fr«*d Sommer w« r • Salem Thursday.
r.
tie to make their line 100‘t
I hcodorc Gaines, of P<>rtlan<l.
dressing due«-.« for market Monday,
effi .’lent.
and
his daughter. .Mrs. Hilda
having thirty of them to di«p<M« of
.1 hn White and Ge«>rge Webb
The Fr«nj Sommer home h id a Sc'liienian, huduiml and «Luightcr,
t k dinner with the Howards on
narrow ««scape fr*>m fir«* a few days «>1 Kingston called in Suiulay for
last Sunday.
ago when aotne clothing tn a closet o short visit, but had to make a
Mrs. Geo. Westenhouse and son.
took fire from a gasoline lamp. hue »ling run for Thomas, where
Arne, were visiting at the home of
Fortunately the flame« were di»- tnsy t«»«>k dinner with Mri. S»hie-
Mr. and Mrs, Con ¡Westenhouse one
■ii.«n. They promi-cd to return
covered in tinw to arrest the fire
day last week.
Mr and Mrs. F. A. .McCarter, of *o«>n,
At last, anticipation is a realixa*
(«. L. Sutherland, Arch Ray «fid
Crabtri-e. have moved into the
ti
Sid has finished his fence.
house kno vn is the Dolph Mespelt Art Ix*ttcnm.>icr mail«- a run to
Willi« Ramer and John Davenport
house. Mr. McCarter is an invalid \ll*.»ny .Monday on buninc*.*«, re­
have been making very noticeabl«*
Mrs. J H. Kelly is vmiting her turning late in the evening on the
imp >v>*menta on the county road
son. Arthur, and family in 1» i*anon. tly, as gasoline m cheap.
fr i the latter’s home to Joe Barto s
Rev. Bctzer conducted Suiul.iv
Election <>f officers tor th>* endu­
place.
ing year, w is h« I 1 at Sunday ch h »I m 3 uk »I aud church service here
i iy by day in every way we (The
last ,Sundai, r« jlting a* t illow«: Suiulay to a full house. All ar**
I,a *><>d folksl are getting better
W. A. Gllkev, Sui • rintendent; J. (1 cordially invited to coine next
ano tielter.
Holt, aMKtant; Lucile Crenshaw, Sutulav, as there will l>c l«>th Sun­
I ¡e tunlier erasers and civil en-
secretary; Mm Anna Holt, chorister; day school and preaching services
gin ers of the Ballin Lbr. Co. are
Lucil«* Cren haw i i Marian G k.*y, beginning at 2 p. pi.
very active in these parts nowdays.
.Mr». Etta Sutherland and «laugh­
pianists. A ri-n. vote <»/ thank*
W «■ hope to see a railroad built and
ter,
Bonnie, called in Suiulay while
was extended to W. A, Gilkey and
l< v ing operations here in the near
they
were waiting for church ser­
wife for their untiring efforts in
future.
vices, just t«> cheer up the old one-
the Sunday school work.
A* bill has (>een introduced in the
The folio *ing enj«»ved the High eyed hyixicrit, who is crazy with
l< -g,Mature to repeal the dog tax
School exerei««*» in Scio, Mur.day the blues.
I a
Iz*t every person who l>e-
Lite Suiulay afternoon the land-
evening: Erank Sommer, S. F.
I km ■•» in giving the other fellow a
Zyaetts, W. A Gilkeys, Lrona/d *onl of the Scio hot« ! Mr. I h.«mi­
square deal sit right down and write
Gilkey’s, .Miss Dorris .Meiser, aud ler. accompanied l>y little Mias
his representative at Salem urging
Mrs. Cora Smith
Fuller, «ln»vc out to hair a <Muial
him to work and vote for said bill.
chat with the old man, who feels
The dog tax law in its present form
l>ettcr now, as lu* knows he »till
i i protection for the man who
j
JORDAN
ITEMS
lias a few friends left.
k eps i sheep killing dog. If a man
Theoilorc Gallic*, «»f Portland,
h h sit ep kille«i by dogs, he ncul
not and seldom does make an inveeti-
came m Sunday to remain with
Jan. 16
y ution us to the guilty dogs but In­
his fath«*r for a month, so he will
st* ad makes out a bill of damages.
Jno. Dndi-rman n<-• «mpanh-d Gail r -cu|ieratc ami l>c able to resume
i es to the countv courthouse and
hig wood job---if he tail find a drag­
draws on the dog tax fund for said Phillips to Scio Thursday
.Mias Annie Mrtii te, uf Eugene, in saw'.
amount. Is this right? How much
of the dog tax fund has already been i here to »
•
(
Sc . ii.
Mis»» Biinnie Sutherland arul
paid out for the loss of sheep which 1 funeral
I lu-l in* Milligan called in Monday
have died from natural causes? We “
F J ungw
I.
a number to send a plume message to their
d««ire the Dog Tax Law repealed
,
of
fin«*
goals
ti
i
h
Wortman l>cst I’clhiw,
in I ar other substitute«! in its place
,
recently
Our «lay school is progressing
rt Am : it a misdemeanor. punishable
by tin« or imprisonment or both, for
The Zrlinwki
children were the line. The first part was taught
any p« raon to keep a sheep killing gu<«t- of ti .*
k t*it<•. a i- ¡|>'
!■% M i»s Moore, ol Ui iny, but
dog.
of nights last tee *k
now is Ling |»r.-si«l«-<l over l»s Mrs.
Chance Stringer has been visiting
Ed Jungwir th i s visiting hi« broth* Co|M*la ml. of Albany. Same girl,
h>- brother. Sid. and wife lately.
ers at Newbei g a pr—«nt
but has married since our last letter.
Geo. Webb, a homesteader on
< L ar Fillpot, of I lamilion Creek,
The three
Sc hni«l«*r daughters,
R >aring River, was out after his
whose names a J .« ¡dr* *»<•■' w< hate called in Moiulay hunting for G. A.
mail last Tuewiay but failed to reach ¡not learned , are here from the Griffin, svfto ha«l not Lcn heard
. .
*
hi* home that day. as darknees came I
least to atte nd tfssir father'-,funeral. from sin« r lie start«-«l to All>any
upon him wh«*rebv he loot his trail
Miss l> m ally, who teaches at this morn ing.
at* I w.is compelled to stay in the Diet. l?4, was di tained away from
Mr. P ivsmc . of Salem, Brought
w
i- all night, arriving home next * school on account of high water and
John Grifl.Ui up from Salem after
n >rning. .Mr. Webb is an oid man washout
two da - last week re- hi» clothes and fixtures, as hr has
n >ut *15 years of age. and after turning Wwlnewl y
l>ut its were secured a J wi> in the |*nitentiaiy,
I- ng exposed to the cold and rain , resum* «u Hi oral ay
starting Tt its « lay morning.
f**r H hours, could walk with the
The, Dick Browns. of Salem, are
Uncle T« an Smail »circulating
g.-at.-t difficulty, leaving hie pack
visiting atfE Fit it*-’ th, pri-nt a petition liar signatures asking the
«.o k where he stood all night long. wee *, end
c unty cx> mniivi* >ners to retain
Albert Howard was visiting with
Oregon Mist.
Billy Gilkc.'/ aa our n»a«l !>«•*■. Ail
Wilbur Fleming and family last
are more tl tan glad to sign it. as
Sunday.
we all know lie ha« filini the bill,
Jeas «'hastine is blessed wit>,
SHELBURN NEWS
Î \Ve arc lia-.ing good roads under
another carbuncle which he took to
« his Miparvirrion.
Scio and had lanced last Sum^y.
fit FATEH
,lan. 16
It is an old saying that each ear-
«
:
have be«m running
-he last w«ek. Bryan urday at tbe Deac.n«wa Hospital.
ton George from thia He is improving rapidly ami will
ao m lie able to eome home.
ire working there.
Tally Giblions took his daughter.
on was a Salem visitor
Mary, to th«-Scio Hospital last week
.Mrs. Con Westenhouse last Fri*I
Mi and Mr k . Earl Gooch are at a here she would be doter to the
day afternoon.
the Iz* G«««irg e home now, rec »ver- doctor.
Mr and Mrs. Spencer Izmir and
ing from their recent illness.
Ronald and Emmaline Carson,
TF.e Sheibur n Creamery is reeeiv- I
spent Sunday with Al*
'
of
Albany.
iply
of
cream
now
and
ing * rood «ui
fred I’owwll's.
* is fo.rced to ch urn twice a week.
Homer Ruseell, of Salem, is work­
u
Theron
Russell
went
Mr. and Mrt
Jan. 16
ing
In his brother’s place on the
|to Salem Frid av where Mr. Russel
I
srction
this week.
Clifford and Gene KeUv
it to ’ «nd« rwent a sunor operation. Sat­
PlMroke’s
bun -le is worth lb 00. but 1’1, wager
their sawmill I
that J« as would take lees for hie.
0. E. Curry has gotta to Long- Rate« and Clin
view, Ws-h., where ho la employed I neigh borhood
W. H Melz
by the LongbeU Lumber Company.
M< mm I av.
Mr« Gertrude Davenport called ■■«««,
Service
What It Really Means
It means (»enuinc Fonl Parts. 60 per cent of which
retail for less than 10 cents. It means a repair shop
where cx|«crt Fonl Mechanics perform ‘he work.
It incaos giving 11 >neat. Courteous, Prompt atten­
tion to th«- Fonl Owner’s every need.
It means to constantly *u|>ply von with a Foni
Service that will make you and keep you an enthusias­
tic mrmbrr of the great Foni iatnuy.
Wc arc Authorized Forti lh-alem.
We can supply you with any product the Ford
Motor Co, makes.
Automatic Windshield Cleaner, $5
T'rcsl Y«-s. Sires! We have—a l ire to fit ycur
|x>cketl>ook. also your Fonl, Chcvridet, Maxwell or
Overland, both Curds ami I’.ibricks. Buy now before
they advance in price.
Reii Crown Gasoline, the World’« Standard—25c a
gallon. The price of gasoline is measured in cents |«r
gallon, bu the cost should L mcasureil in miles. Start
your engine today with R«-«l Crown Gas »nd watch the
results. Ack for a coupon book.
FRED T. BILYEU
Authorized Sales and Service
Phone 27
Scio, Oregon
Would You Like to—
—-Go East Through
California
Of course you would and by going this wav
you will nw «axel of the beauty apula of the
West
You may join the m*rry makers on Califor­
nia’s ail very strand z*« th<* rar.*» alTìa Juana;
¥o through Carrwo Guru» mid <>c<*rtlu Apache
'Tail Highway, and take in th«- Manti Gran.
Then too, you haw a choice of rout««, «top-
over priviUgM and best of train service.
Ask your- Lawai Ticket Ag. < t for M»W
ROUND TRIP and ONE WAY FARE«, time
tables and I «oacriptive Folder» or write
JOHN M. SCOTT
General I’amo-nger Agent.
Portland, Oregon
••The Sunabine W ay 'Croaa U. 8. A.
Pure-bred Bulls
Valuable Asset
<»
Dairy limi» from Pure-bred S res alow a<- average in*
crease of 4« per cent in financial retur a over dairy
henls produced fn>m ««'rulm, according to U. S. De|>art-
ment of Agriculture.
Start the New Year with a pure-bred bull at the head
IM;, ^'j*
of your dairy herd.
a
Oregon Milk Company
Cond« maery, Scio, Oregon
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