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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1923)
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H Couey and Fred Jones have carth. th.it ciM>k is gOlllg lo U imptoved their properties by the kiaactl. laying of concrete walks. Miaa Ella Jir»ch went to Portland Velve Ix-wis. of Mill City, fell and yesterday to visit her sisters. Ann broke his leg while working on a and Mary Jlroch. bridge near there Friday. Mi»« Marv Catherine Beard, of H. J. Craft is the owner of the Albany, is «pending the week with 30th Star ear sold by the AH»any her aunt. Mrs Henry Hassler. Garage since January 15. last. Roliert Miller, of Albany, an old- Jefferson Myers and wife, of Port time resilient of Scio, is visiting at land, were guests of his brother E. the bom« of his nephew, J. L. Kelly. D. Myers and family over Sunday. “Don’t Ki-' the Cook" until Mr» Art Shelton, Mr« .Marie April 6th. C unc aiul m .* c if the Hodge and M E Scott were buri- kissing li.»-- any thing to du with the new visitor» In Albtny last Thure- cooking. day. I have the lx-»t market for Fat Swine can be fattened on garbage Land,« and Sheep that can be had. from the cities and town». Avoid So before »clling. call me for prices. •uch a« may contain broken glass or J. L. R* tiger - 34lf washing powder». We arc needing more »elect eggs Dollie and Fern Flanagan went to Must be fr< h clean and unwaahed. Kingston Sunday, returning same Also your butterfat. Highest mar day. Mr».' Flanagan and Caroline ket price always paid. Scio Cream returned home with them. ery. Mrs. S. A Schieman. of Kingston,« Those who ordered the poison came down to Scio last Friday, and barley are hereby notified that it her mother and little sister. Mr« G. has arrived and can be ««cured at L. Flanagan and little Carolina, ac the office <>f Kiley Shelton. Get It companied her home. now, Lyle Ficklin and Ralph Hecker The Hz Medicine Co. played to came up from Portland last night full hou «' » all last week and besides and will remain over until afl«r the taking away a lot of motley, furn senior rlass play at the the high ished plenty of go<id entertainment school tomorrow night. to the |M-ople. G. L. Flanagan, the artistic meat It must I sublime to l>e king of cutter for Shelton & Co., accompa Spain. Once a year he must kiss nied Gordon Wesely on hi« motorcy the feet .4 24 men beggar» anil of cle to Portland Saturday evening, 1'2 women <d riwall v. Let*« "Kias | returning Sunday evening, the Cook more |>ulatal>le. A spectacular romance of hot, The school teacher at Gor«, a I impetuous youth as old as time, a* small sch m >I in Linn county, haa dis fresh as tomorrow, "When Knight appeared. and no trace haa so far hood Was in Flower" at the Peo been locateil. Iler name la Pratt, ples Theater next Saturday and and household effects and all went Sunday. with her. J. L. Kelly went to Portland Tues Maurice White, of Washougal, day to meet Mrs. M J, Ficklin and Wash., is visiting friends and rel his little eon. Jack, who have be»-n atives in Scio. Maurice has been visiting Mrs. Ficklin*» daughter. Mrr employed at the Washougal woolen Julia Bilveu at Kalama. Waah. They mills, which wax recently almost dee- all returned Wednesday. troy rd by fire. Once in a blue moon they come Mr. Trudgen, representing the the reallv great epoch-making pic- Oregon Gr> were, was in Scio on turea, and the People« Theater is busine.»» last Saturday. He is the lucky in getting "When Knighthood field man for the company, and Waa In Flower" for next Saturday and Sunday. Prices 25c and 50c. look« after it. i.-.oing the business Indications generally point to a for the cannery at Salem. larger planting of corn this year than heretofore, fiarly maturing varieties like Minnesota No. 13 and I Golden Glow should be »elected for this work. new viritor last Fnday. Chiropractic Talks KIDNEY TROUBLE Aa.i iu-i. e urt/o/à HUMAN SUffCftiNG Pair • in the back are symp toms you should not allow to continue unheeded. Kidney trouble« are dangerous when th< y rea. h Anal stage« Mt us examine you. thrrcorrec tive method« will rid you of kidney worries. Phone for Consultation. Drs. Scott & Scofield Palmer ('niropraetora Room» 414 419 U. K Rank Building Telephone H7 Saura • Oaaaos —......................... m* Charley Hunt, who will shortly move his family to Scio, haa been assisting the Tribune force in get ting out thia edition. Besides liv ing a good printer, Charley is also a good painter. See his ad elsewhere. Johhnie Prospal. who was operat ed upon for appendicitis in Albany about four weeks ago. was able to be brought home last Tuesday. He has had a serious time of it, and his friends are glad he is able to be at home and hope he will soon be able {to mingle with them. as a surprise on her return. Flace ration for lbs game with Aumsville, cards, Easter decorations, and a big Wednesday- So great an interest ha» l«e*n W hen John We«elv announced that birthday cake on which was 74 he was to «how the great picture, lighted candles, were special fra- taken In baseball that the track men are neglecting their practice. “When Knighthood Waa in Flower." urea. Thoae present were: Mrs. Fan The With edition of the Sphinx in Sci<*. it was hard to believe, for the reason it is so high class and so nie Prior. Mrs Nettie Sylverter and appeared Tuesday. Remember the Senior play Friday great in demand that he should be Mrs. Jake FlUwaler. sisters of Mr» Crabtree; Jake Fitxwater. Kila Fit»- night. granted the right to «how It in so •mall a town, but the announcement water: two granddaughters. Donna is now a fact and it will appear at Dillard and AI I m - ria Stevenson, and the Peoples next Saturday and Sun her brother. Jamea Burtenahaw and IUU II J a» w» day There will be no comedy and wife, all of Lebanon. Mrs. Crabtree ’ s children and n<> newsletter, because there is over two and a half miles of reel« for grand children are: Mrs. J. W. For Sale — A bedroom suite. In quire at this office. this picture, and It will take three Young and hustiand and their »ms, hours of continuous running to pro Floyd and Ira and wife, daughters For Sale —A few tons of loose hay duce the evening*« entertainment Winnie Young ami Wilma Turnidge at IIS per ton. See Guy John ston. 34 tf It is »m* of the real big pictures of and husband and two sons. Eldon th«- year, and Mr. We«ely is to be and Dale. Mrs. I). IL Horsburgh, Good wagon for sale good ts new. c<>ng rat ulkt>-<l on l*eing able to ar- and husband and four daughters. 3 1-4 tire«, all in fine shape. S. W. Gaines 31c cure it f->r hi» patrons. The prire Grace. Gladya, Lottie, and Ihirris; Mrs. £. B Titu« and husband an<l is 25c for children and 50c for For Sale* A fine bay horse. 8 years adults, and worth every cent of It. two «ona, Glenn and Hollis and John old. weighs 1400 pounds. 8. W. Gaines. 31c A DPck.-d hou*r both evenings should Crabtree and Mrs. Roar Kahn. Other« present were: George lie hi» reward for this great ex* For Sale* Three Grain White pens«- in bringing this great pie- Shaffer, of Corvalli«. Dale Propst, Seed Oats, guaranteed to grow. of Albany, and A. C. Kahn, of Scio. 2fic per pound. See F. T. Thaver. ture to Scio Mr«. Crabtree took great pride in Scio. Oregon. 28tf. her great grand children, little El For Sale— 14-months old pure-bred Serious Runaway don and Dale Turnidge. Holstein Bull, pedigree furnished. Price $50. See R. S Thurston, She received many useful and be- Yeeierday at noon a team route 2, Scio. Oregon. 35p longing to Antone Holub become Iwautiful presents, all highly appro-. For Sale —All or part of the farm frightened while at the Scio Mill ciated by her. known as the "Old Moore Place" Following the dinner the after A Elevator (’<• '• office and started 1} miles north of Crabtree on the I noon wa« «pent music, singing and to run away, and when crossing the Scio road. For information write walk at the hitching park maintain general conversation. A. M Moore. Cottage Grove, Ore. ed by the Mill, they headed straight 34 3-t-C Mr«. Jennie Jones was hostess to for a tree, and tn attempting to ForSale- Red. springs and mattress. dodge it they «t raddled and one horse the 500 club at her home Wednes Library table, two oak dining Daffodils were us ('hairs, four Mrs. Potts’ iro» a. a I m - ame ««» badly injured that Mr. day afternoon. Hoosier kitchen cabinet, and sev Holub took the humane ride and ed as decorations and gave an sir of eral other articles. Inquire at ended its misery. The horse was brightness which waa much in con The Tribune Office. 33 tf valued at pr bablv $100. No one trast to the weather outside. At seem» t<> know what »cared the team. the done of the games refreshments For Sale—The Maple Spring Farm is for Sale. 163 acres. Anyone were served. Mrs. Prill won high wishing to buy. will give satisfac score and Mrs. Martin low score. tory terms at 5 per cent. See Frank Sommers. Scio, or write to County Paragraphs C. H. Wain, Junction City. Ore. The teachers of the Scio school 17tf.* were hostesses at the social hour at EdlU-f from our exchanges by Keliekah lodge Wednesday night. For Sale (¡olden (¡low or Golden Mr». I V M<-Adoo Beauty Seed Corn; steel range The contract haa lx-en «timed for All present report a pleasant time. stove with reservoir, good as new; a new high school building to be good top buggy; two-horse walk ing cultivator. Will trade buggy built at Mill City thia summer. or cultivator for good shoals. High School Note* Poultry ratwrsof Linn county are Chas Chrx. Phone 19. Scio, Ore. tf preparing to hold a meeting at Mb* Money to Loan at5|'< The Fed anon on April 6, afternoon and even A Student Body meeting was held eral Land Rank of Spokane. Wash., Thursday morning. The purpose ing. will make loans through the Forks of the meeting was to adopt amend of the Santiam National Farm Mrs William F Wheeler. 61. wife I xian Association in amounts of the editor of the Halsey Enter ments to the constitution. from $100 to $25. 000, for a per Ray McKnight has been absent prise, was called by death Tuesday iod of 5 to 34 i year», on first mort from school on account of sickness. afternoon, as a result of paralysis. gage security. Inquire of W H. A Student Body meeting was held Mclwin. Sae.-Treas.. route 2. A Ku Ku« Klan banquet waa ser Friday afternoon. The purpose of Scio, Oregon. 33tf ved in U-banon last Friday night to which was to award basketball and »6 p>-<>pl<- After the banquet J. track letter». The following boys R Johnson, exalted cyclop« of Port and girls won basket ball letters: land. «poke on the subject: The «ev Vern Neal. Glenn Holland, l>e«lie en fundamentals of Americanism Thaver. Eldred Ixing. Tommy Smail, Thing» are booming in the vicinity Johnnie Densmore. Elder» Knauf, of Sweet Home. Crops are grow Theodore Sims. Ray McKnight, On« of the leading feature« of our boy«’ d<-|>artm«nt is ing. wild strawberries and peach Arnold Zyseet. Maurice White, Della our Free subscription plan to tree« are in bloom, saw mills are rea Sutherland, Marv Harmon. Ida the “American Boy." running to full capacity, and road Shimanek, Lois Parrish. Mildred Couey. Lydia Shoure. Hertha Thayer, This is bringing boy« from work i« going on at a rapid rat«. Linn and Benton countie« Eva and Peggy Copenhaver. Ella S R. Holl, who teaches schodl at for their many clothing need» Crabtree, was forced to does his Jirobh, Pauline Sim«. Luella Lu ken- and* Jeanne bach • Kiedigheimer, school last Monday because of ill- letters were Stud dart. Track n<-« Thi* is the first time in his 12 awarded to: Ralph Hollis. Verne years of teaching that he haa been Neal. Ted Sims. Maurice White and unable to work, lie returned Tues Glenn Holland day morning. BLAIN CLOTHING co Gladys Jones, a memlwr of the Harland Brock and Avery Swick liixi Medicine Company visited have takm over the old Temple school Friday. sawmill. This i« one of the largest The baseball team is going through ALBANY, OREGON «aw mills in eastern Linn county and a hard practice this week in prepa-1 has been idle for two years It haa a capacity of cutting 35.000 feet daily and is located in a tine timber belt. Big Show Coming We are sorry the paper ia late thia week, but on account of a lot A triple celebration waa held of extra work besides the eight page pauer. we (the Fxlttorj was sick and the home <>f Mta. Elixa Crabtree at laid up part of the time. We hone Scio on Easter Sunday, It being her the readers will appreciate our hum 74th birthdav at I April fool, she ble effort« in attempting to give d'»ea not remember of her birthday them a good paper boosting the ever occuring on Easter before. A bounteous dinner was prepared Forks of the Santiam. and will re member thoae who ao kindly placed by the guests of Mrs Crabtre« while •he was at church and awaitod tear IW. ^»W V— ■ ? I • * »» • * * '•• »»'^ ' • ?. * . * *1 zf ' - ’ "‘t .« g*»’ jk, 4t _w?' j Boy’s Clothing Scio Hotel fc®“ LOWE & MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS All funeral» given personal attention by Mr. lows Services and I nce« Guaranteed to Satisfy Every < uitornrr l ady Attendant if deaired X ! '!'■««!»..» ' > N. V. Ixrwa Ait» Phone -Hay. »7 ! ! Ishsnun Phone—Sight, M .» I» Pitone 9 >••••>>•»««■ »» ► « •
