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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1923)
j + • ♦ • • ♦ ♦ • ♦ ................... — SANTIAM FARM NEWS | A SmaIV Investment th t is Conservative.« Ate and Profitable March 6 Mr. «nd Mrs. Clarence Lovejoy, of Dallas, arrived Tuesday. He returned bum« Wednesday, but «be remained over until Sunday. Mr» Rebecca Morris, of Scio, ram« out Saturday for a abort visit with her sinter, Mr». 8. W, Gain««, returning home Tuesday. Claude Smith and wife, of I'alia», callr-l in Saturday for a short stay at the Earm. Art Lettenmaier also called Saturday. M<-dames l.ulu Milligan and May Lettenmaiar and their babes called in last week. Elmer Griffin, of John Day, returned hum«- Tuesday from a four month's •Uy in the cold dime of Eastern Ore gon. Mr» Clara Horvburgh called in Wed- ne««iay for a visit with her aunt, Mr». S. W. Gaines. Ed Kalina baa regained hla health sufficient to resume his farming with hi« brother Joe to help him out. Mrs. Lulu Milligan has a fine lot of baby Plymouth Rock chicks, as they are her favorite stock. Our Sunday school was well attended. 37 being present, and is nicely managed un l-r the instruction of Mr». Win. l.ee. The young folks had a gathering at G. I.. Sutherland’s Sunday night, with singing ami all kinds of musical instru ment' All had a time long to be re- memhered and highly appreciated. A fine lunch was served. Hi I and Joe Kalina made s short run to Scio Monday, aa it was too wet to plow. .Mrs. Rebecca Morris accompa ny d them to her home in Sdo. The-dore Gaines went up to Mill City Tu. -day to visit his half brother. Henry B. «rd. whom he had not seen for about 2f. years. He also visited Billy Jenkins, formerly of Turnride, near Lacomb. We have a young sneak thief among us, who stole a set of harness line« and two In II.-» from Joe Kalina. Not hav ing a full outfit, he called at S. W. Gaines' barn last Tuesday night, tak ing his best collar which he was using. W<- have him spotted, but owing to his parents we have not had him arrrstcL We will give him till the first of April to return them. Then we will see how he likes looking through iron bars. —-........ — ......... i , A M1M WW harliM i*» 6 W Amaftea • ■kaMwf»«tur*r« tetedl bw«’ . Mt. P lestant + I •••••••• • ♦***« March 6 X' M»rv Hora returned to Mill t i C hotw. »twaitv iss a frw I1LJD te touu) Hi llkte A pr ¿ram and a basket social, aw.-st.--r «maa.» tetw which Mcrchandis«' I’r-> the players are real stars. AT ONCI • Tì»ia in «Mi*-e* te lite •»«* <»<•» votetela l*»Mf tffivaffitn««H » Hsrrw u a mal «aMN»rt»«M<y tsrw haeky fnlka lite« «te*»v Tlte U ma»« «ter» Aan4 te rtterfy f«r i»i»ed «is Ym a prWh ac oe**’ J m * and Joe Hora made a tr Scio Sunday. Mr ( i. <-nn is reported on the 0 was wen dragging the *te«b4 mf nante affid «LI mo ateo« r««a a mal fha» «tee--4 mww • al «4 mur twanh*« week. was given al V tih if* < X! WffiBtffitn ih» » UDÌ VAX NF-HB AVLNV» Mr». Arnold Ssnz motored !Uffi Ftv rtem CffiHf . aession at the city hall day night and transact>■<! <, READ THIS) : ferred to lating dance Start the New Year with a pure-bred bull at the head a after load <>f ts Nick Seas and Mr. Because of this fact, C J e,em ........... ■■mu— • ♦ ♦ GILKEY STATION - ■pecialist, will tell wherein the weak* : nesaea have been located tically overcome at March 6 t ’ i- JCIO the Cooperative ai ., tn» held tomorrow. 1 , were pleased to oooooooooooooooooooooooooo •>. Crabtree, and others HOW TO SAVE MONEY WHEN SHOPPING ’- ' here night, llolecliek ILn», Props. I I Scio. Ora. By MRS HARLAND H ALLEN We indebted to the oooooooooooooooooooooooooo l«K Illi, llsnsod II *!!•• I for the excellent Vr I Fresh anil Cured Meat Bacon Lard -Sausage We buy your Veal and Drewed Hogs also present, •♦♦♦♦♦•»sssssse • ♦♦♦♦♦»♦ «♦«' r BUYING MATERIALS BY THE YARD programme they rendered. Clifford Kelly, of Post, spent A pleasan Fresh Smelt Representative especi# OREGON . Scio Meat Market House, i .i - I away last night. the Riverside Community Scio. Lake Creek, Crowfoot. and U nly, and we have not i- i irticular» The funer- probably at Sweet Home. i .'l . . Marketing Schools to be held dur >< U-.-nard Gilkey home. They tell us that we wumeo shopper* by all. spvud a billion dollars every year for Vet many talking <d the days of 26 years ago. textile materials ahsie. women know next to nothing about se i Mr». T. M Holt and Mr anees and dilapidated but Your Ford will look twtoa lecting materials» and that la why and Lloyd Whetstone there are too inaiiy poor «nd eluliwsS Nora it requiring the owner« to n>„ aa handaome with SU» »pent S .day at Grant Holts in rd goods on the sln-lve*. It 1» th« vertowna on all four safe or tear them down; prewence of these cheap and Inferior wheela —- and they’ll Salem. walk ordinance was orden r< »: materials which make« it so hard for doublt your past tira lii .-n’» club of this place the wuuiao who want« to gvt value r* and made stronger, an th- mileage. < . - ' meeting Thursday af- cel»rd for her ntouey in force had n<> daw». ’•EST iN THB LO NO RUN* W hen buying materials by the yard, it the home of Mrs. Fran- Ths usual numtier of l > « w.-r- ttierw are aeveral points that the <*are- Sixtv- n memtiers were ful purchaser ought to keep In mind. FORD GARAGE read and ordered paid -ent. Additional guests were: ; Before art ting out on your shopping Fred T. Bilyeu, Prop. Considerable dim-fi»«- -n w G rge Muzzy, Muzzy. Mrs. K F. trip you should know exactly the SCIO. OREGON George on the duties of the elect r t- amount of material needed. What la « 31 K 3, Mrs. Anna Mitchell more Important still, is to kim« ex proposed extension <>t < -• r «tina Krosman. Mrs actly the amount of money you can and Mi* line and the water and light - afford to spend Then you should <le- At y o’clock the council adj>urn> j Va.ia Whetstone and son. and Mrs. i ride which kind« of msterlala are Ix-at two daughters,' Grace Peterson and , ed to meet at call of the nn suited to your purpose, and within the of Albany attended, A dress form price you wish to pay. Next you must was mad« > the women for one of know the points tbst show quality In th« various materials» so that what tb ir niemltars after which the busi- ever you Anally select «rill be worth g was held and social the money It costa. Ketnatnber always that good ma cri; yed The hostess gave a terials of their kind should be «elect r ' -r». Grace Peterson won ed. In peefersoew to a poorer quality of tl Delicious refreshments, *>me more expensive goods. For ex- '•■ g.ifhot rolls, cakes, cocoa, ample. It «dll pay you tn the long run to choose a good quality of serge, If w- re - -.1 by the hostess, assisted Since it affords an opportunity of ¡- you have only an much money to «|*-nd. i.y M Krebs and Misa Krosman. ping off at San Francisco. "Tn- City rather than a cheaper quality of broad Loved Around the World.” I i r-i >. ikey and family visited cloth which may be selling at the same price a« the -w-rgv at the Alien Arnold home Sunday And it enables them to tell their E. t Alarays test the strength of any ma ern friends about this great and gay afternoon. terial you hoy Do thia by unraveling metropolis. J G. Holt and wife, S. B. Holt some threads and breaking them. Then, too, a choice of roub i ai ' and wife, T. M Holt and Leonard If they pull apart too easily It doe« not speak well for the endurance of the ersl stopovers induce many to go h -. ■ n : d the Jersey cattle cloth. By holding the cloth up to the Grike through California. light, or by grasping a piece of It with mw*t ■ n A litany Saturday. If you’re planning a trip Es.*t !• t • V fre ! Ferris spent the week- the Angers about an Inch apart and pulling steadily, unexpected weakne«« agents help you and provide descript i i> u i. me of W. A. Gilkev’s. can often be showed up folders, or write Firmly woven materials usually bold their shape belter and wear longrr To Meet in Scio than loosely woven goods. If the yarn la poor and the weaving Irrenilar and JOHN M SCOTT. sleazy, or long thread« float on the General Pa»«r-g.r V- In spite of ' the many failure« in surface, do not expert the fabric to Portland, Oregon private and cooperative marketing stand up under much hard strain. Push If the the nail against the doth to enterprises i in the past few years weave Is wrong doth »111 be more throughout the country, progn enduring If the yarn both ways I has been made in Oregon and our about even strength sponaiblc for conduct in«. !- an ordinance regarding p-. ^Ikilrath Obtained, faamined and prac reached here that the ing the week beginning March IV. The schools will be conducted at of Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. . license and making such p- Real Estate Broker and Notara Public Hurd, • ♦••••♦•sew ♦ ■•• O OS fed those giving dances to ti> ■- Riley Shelton and IL 8. Hesse. O. A. C. marketing Farmers halls aud when all obstacles are considered. a and family » An ordin Condensery, Scio, Oregon Mis. Joe Sent for esdav. last I n Oregon Milk Company Mertz is visiting at the the Community meeting . of your dairy herd. ■ nmk a business trip to ingly well, ’» the ordinance for correction: r.lu) Vr. and t renewal of ordinance« c i«. discussion, which were re - days, and arc \ t i After then of the good i4 frw Montgomery was seen u. n advantage ' i I by ; »wing grain. i i - ' per cent in financial retur « over dairy heids produced from »crulw, according to U. S Dc,Mrt- mers of thin community re t I met i- crease of average in ment of Agriculture. tine of business had be- n < ^¿rl to Salen Mitered Art Lsttenniuior • Smith and wife of lsall;>- N< tree and G. A. Griffin mn i- « >■ Frank Sommer’a S-.m-lay. wl> dinner was aerved The la - ter» all daughters of Mr. I John Crabtree, wife a- Phoebe Turner, all of Ci in on Mr». Lulu Milligan for a big dinner Th ters. and daughter» of M > Elmer Griffin, ain- •• reti. Eastern Oregon a a.«k Burned hit style of batciu- n ed to bring his wi 1 iw d- ■' pany. aa he feared the wrath- a<x>n be too warm. Arch Ra> went u:> t > v 1 • fin and take dinner with i> > . joys bachelor grub. Ed and Joseph Kalina we ing tor seed barley, mn '• i i miles but failed to find ar >. I 4I wah U to sw 20 acres. PIE EATKfc Dairy Herds from Pure-bred S res s ow a • Wednesday. ind Mrs Ebner Ray and Ijtle ¡ *■ Dance Ordinance Pr Charlie rlay evening, evtry- . -t> r'v a good time. Jamea F. Caae.Secy A Tre >v The city council Pure-bred Bulls Valuable Asset I W| h a t>ad cold. Don i /><■ H'nte Today Scio Logging & Lumber Co. given at the Mt. Pleasant u-»<-. was a success, and s»me A Guaranteed 15 tie business. AVe have ordered a carload. Get them while they last, as the price is going up. Also have a large it vrfment of N 2 Common to be sold below market prices. »pending a few days at day tlealeni in — was spent Fresh and Cured Meats We buy Vi al and Pork Shelton & Co. I'rop.M N<’|(>, OREGON W, A. Ewing, T. J. tiunkers, President Vice Pres. E. I). Myers. Cashier $drich ri srtoynConn fini Dow a General Bunking Busineaa. Interest paid on time deposita. Thousands Go c-nmodity marketing have weathered associations the storm exeeod- 1 <!. C. BIIYANT i Attorney at Law Cusick Hank Bldg. ALBANY OREG N City Daily’s 553 Second at.. Portland. Oregon We want the farmer« to «hip us their Eggs and Cream Highest Oregon Quotations paid, f. o. b. Portland The Scio Tribune actually costs you only 3) cents a week, delivered to you by mail. Where el «e can you so profitab'y invest •1.76 a year? Subscribe today, yon will uavar regret it.
