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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1923)
'<■ ♦ ? Ht • ■ 7 e • * * * * a ’A a. • < *• •• ♦ • i .’« « • » A * r ■•» «* a ■ • ■ . ’*• » k- • ./■ ■ ;•***■ • I • ••*-*•■* ¿»•v- • I- Wl.Ä, .aÛâte'Xms -«* Mrs D. C. Thom» »pent last Sun day In Monmouth visiting Mr». A. * f - A,/ ■■ « J '<* •< • ’ I ll Mrs | LOCAL BREVITIES C. A. trot—’ Meadow Shads” Dell We«tenhou«r waa in The Crown-Willamette paper mill was In Albany Rex of tabanan. ha« raised the wag«*« of Thursday Altx-rt L. Boynton. Beat by The Scio Tribune Local Xftra and'jClfUuifled Page 4 Young was in Ita employee five cent» per hour. Albany Port- Tb«.r»«fav. The visit of Mr and Mrs. C. M I You'll Find Your Want Here Mo Fr< I Bilyeu made a buainexa Coffee and daughter, from McMinn butter. Your grocer will sell it to land last Friday on business. ville, waa the occasion of a family trip to Albany, yesterday. you when you ask him. dinner at the home of Mr. ar.«l Mr» J. D. Densmore tranaacted busi- J. T. Brock was an Albany busi Fred T. Bilyeu Sunday, when the tauis Ib-wcnnan arwl family, of neas in Portland the laat week end. ness visitor Thursday afternoon. For Sale — A bedroom suite, following relative« were seated Portland, »pant the week-end at the quire at this office. Mr. Chanx, a former teaximt of Quite a number from here attend around the dining table; Mrs V. Scio, but now of Eugene, »pent Sun G. 1, Sutherland home. ed the Rodeo at Jefferson Sunday. A. McKmght. W. F. Gill and wife, For Sale —I have a ton of hav for •ale at $ Iff Be* S W Gaine«. day in Scio. Mi«» J«*ir Albani ha» four case« of amallpox, and the toff«-«-», aid F. W. Haskell, of Portland, »pent according to the Herald of last Sat Kotan. A delightful repeat was en G««>d wagon for »air g.»od u new. 3j inch axle, all io tine shape joyed. Monday in Scio with hi» brother-in- urday; all quarantined. 8. W. («amen 81 law, ye editor. W. L. Ch »«tine and non. J. L. For Sale—Good brural sow and 10 I tell area Sutherland ami Elden J. I). Densmore ha» purrhara-d a Ch»»l in«*. *«-n in town from Lar pigs for «ale cheap See Wilbur Knauf entertained a number of their new Eord truck, the aame l>eing «le- wood <>n bu»in«*»» Tureday. Funk, on the Sch>-Jeffer»«<n . oad. Chiropractic Talks A p H Structure llvered by Ered T. Bily«*u Monday. school friend» at the former'» home For Sale—Thr«?e Grain White Wednesday evening Game«, Seed Oats, guaranteed to grow. Delbert am! Archie D«ng. of Till will l>e cared for at the Big Brother music, dancing, ami refreshments 2|c per pound Ser F. T. Thayer. amook. »pent the week-end in Scio Farm. n< ar Lebanon, thi» summer. 'VW-'Tr combined to make a pleasant eve Scio. Oregon. 28tf. with their parent», Mr. and Mr» J, Count« Seat visitors Inst Wednes ning for all. For Sale 14-months old pure bred N. Long. day were: Z. J. Clarx. Dudley M Holstein Bull. pe«iigr«*e furnished. Joe Wcsely and wife and George Bates, Jane Morrison, W F. Som- Price $50. See R. S Thurston, Work in M. M degree in the lo Forge and wife took a trip to tab- mvr. and R. F. Stuart. route 2. Scio. Oregon. 35 p cal Maaonic order brought many Ix-t l« »d you to a land of anon Sunday, enjoying the freshne«» Charles Tucrk is the owner of a visitors from far and near to see Wanted—From 900 to 1000 pound health ahd »u«>»hin«. for no of spring. horsr. must lie gentle anti good new Jewett Six which he recently the work put on. and it was a gala matter ho- a dark the day worker. Ser Mrs. Josie Snirdl, Call»» Phillippi. Ivy O. Abbot and robust health I« »unshine It purcha—d ft n the Miller Motor night for the boys of the local lodge. Scio. Oregon, near Sain Zysnet self. Our methods will Reta Arnold ropreaented the I cal Sale* company in Albany. Those who were present are: Harry home. achieve phv»ieal benefit» of j Baptist church at the I-acomb m«*et- County w rk on theSantiam bridge, Lindsey. of Wasco; H. L. Wright, the highest unter for you. Dahiia» 125 varieties. ing of Baptists. Aral lh« »c benrAte laat. between w<-«-’ Home and Waterioo. Turner; W. Bowser, Corvallis; V. J. •old below catalogue prices $1 C«u I have the best market for Fat winch was partly washed out last Phillippi. Stayton; (Theater Coffee. (2.10. (4 00 per dozen, or price per bulb. Mr». G. R. Titus. Leb tambs and Sheep that can be had. winter is Ix-ing ru*hed to completion. McMinnville; H S. Nolan. Lebanon; Phone for Consultât ion, anon. Oregon. F. E. Wall. C. E. Howell. Liston So before selling, call me for price».. The Mid-Valley Baptist» are holding Howell. W. Wilson. H. D. Mar». J. Four Men Wanted for general saw J. L. Rodgers their t«6th annual »rssion at tacomb O. VanWinkle, Paul Buckner, Mike mill work, wag«*» $3.80 per day On account of repainting the in yesterday and today, with a good Palmer Ciuropractors for 8 hours work; board and Kelly jr„ all of Jefferson. terior of the Haptiet church, there attendano« from all over thia section. room at hotel at $1.20 per day. Rooms 414-419 U. H. Hank Building were no aervice« there la»t Sunday, Gates Mill Co., Gates. Oregon. Telephone 87 W I- Gill and wife and Mis» Josie the members worshipping with the Holy Mam with Easter Commun For Sale —All or part of the farm R aism • <l*«uo« Kotan visited at the A. A. Muck ion will he held in th« S.-i-. CttboHt Federated church. known as the ‘Old Moore Place” home Sunday afternoon. The Church. Sunday April 15 at 8 A M. lj miles north of Crabtree on the Muck’» are the people who recently Scio road. For information write 12 Hetwrve District No. Charter No. 192 The Parent Teacher» meeting for A. M Moore. Cottag«*Grove. Ore. purcha^ d the O F. Eichinger farm. Kt HIRT OF CONDITION OF April will take place at the School 34 3-t-c Henry Ford has purchased some House Thur «lay evening the 12th. For Sale Bed. spring» anil mattress. more mine», this lime in Southern All welcome. Library table, two oak dining (•< >rgia There went six of them, At Scio, in the »late of Oregon, at the close of business. April 8d. I1W3. Chairs, four Mrs Potts’ iro« s. a Miases Kuth Wirth, France* and the price »aid to have been Hoosier kitchen cabinet, and sev Rssssrsss Eckert and Marie Skei motored to paid was between $500,1810 and a eral other articles. In«|uire at 1. Loans arai discount», including rediscounts shown In Monmouth last Sunday and »pent The Tribune Office. 88 If 11,000.000 $ K». Ä» X3 item» 29 srai 30, If any . ............. •>.• the day with friends, 49 Ml 2. OviHdrafte securtxl arai unsecured,........................... For Sale- The Maule Spring Farm Tekanah Park, in Albany, ia to 57. too <10 A V. ** g«»vi-rninent securities owned ........................... The Slate Christian Endeavor will is for Sale. Ifi3 acres. Anyone 4. Other bonds, warrants »nd securttie». including be m<«rc initutiful than ever, for fon igli governOMMit, state, municipal, corpora^ wishing to buy. will give satisfac hold a three-day ra«a»ion in Ashland, much new »hrubl»rry has been or to lion, etc .. ............................................................. tory terms at 5 i»er cent. See beginning on the 19th. Linn coun (bei Cadi <>n barai In vault and due from banks, A der«*! «et mt This in time will Frank Sommers, Scio, or write to Ml 26,11« bankers and trust companies ty no doubt will have some delegates make ..t.r uf (he most twautiful little C. H. Wain, Junction City, Ore. 11. Check» on batiks outside city or town of reporting 2M 22 bank ntxi other cash items.... .......... ..... I7tf. Mr. and Mr». Earl Evler, of Maker« parka in the country. Total rash and due from banks, items SAIL .. 82H, 1.473 <K telegraphed Sunday that they were For Sale Golden Glow or Gulden Albany ¡» fa»t becoming <>ne of the $197.«21 76 Total.............................................................. the proud parents of a baby bov. Beauty See«! Corn; steel range bu> • sul mobile centers in Ore Liabilities stove with reservoir, goral a» new; Mr». Eyler was formerly Ida Pruitt. gon I jm I Thursday three dealer» $ 10.000 <K) good top buggy; two-horse walk 1«. Capital stock paid in....................................................... Mr*. Blanche Pratt, who disap» each ii ce-ived a carload of automo 5.U0U uo ................................................... ,..... 17. Surplus f rnd ing cultivator. Will trade buggy 16. (a) l,ndivi>t«.-<l profits................................ $2,672 12 bile« and they are each due to re peaied from her duties a* teacher or cultivator for good ah oats. (bl lx-« <-«irr«-nt expense«, intereat aud Chas Chr*. Phone 19, Scio. Ore. tf at the Go*» school late in March, ceive a carload this week. 884 01 tay.s paid.................................... 2.416 11 «37 00 1». R»s«>rve<l (or taxes, interval and depreciation........ haa been found ai her former home Nine room Louse, with bath, on two Mr». H S. Johnston, of St. Johns, Daman« Dsposlta. other than bank«, subject to large lots, plenty of fruit ami t>erries. in Monmouth, say reports. rc«erv«: waa here the other «lav looking for All modern conveniences. IVice $1700, 23. I rail« idusl <l<j«-»its subject to cheek, including de a location, and rented the Win. Harold Murphy, known to many I amt worth twice this mm. Address K posits <lu«- the State of Oregon, county, cities or K care Scio Tribune. 13M.431 96 other public funds ......... . .. ...................... Abbot place on South Main street. of our citixen», has purchased the 26 Cashier’» clucks »f this bank outstanding pays bls I «airy ranch <>f 75 aerro. «'.5 acres in The family are moving to Scio in Imperial cafe in Albany, taking cultivation, balance in pasture and some 6.475 79 on demand ............................ ............................... Total •«• <l> mand deposits, other than bank de- the near future. Mr. John at on is charge Monday He was formerly timber' housa, 2 barns. 2 chicken houses p<,«itn, subject to reserve, items 23 A 25........ . $143.907 74 ' and garage; ail fences! and cross fenced at Izimn. part owner of the Paragon cafe, and • with woven wire; creek runs through Tima and S>a»le»s Deposits, subject to reserve and pay -«bl« on demand or subject to notice: l place, live spring; 4 mile to town anti hail» from Stay ton. Great impetus in being sh< wn in 37. «en ou 27. Time <-• rtificatee of deposit outstanding.. ... ............. 2$ mites to railroad station, price Is-AJO. Total <>f time and savings deposits payable on de The Scio Creamery Co. ia now \ Addreaa JZ, care Scio Tribune. new »tructur«-« and repairing of old mand or subject to notice, item 27....................... 37,623 <»> one» throughout the valley. Thia booking Royal Ann Cherries, and 40$ acre«, I| mile« from Shelburn; 7 $197.621 75 Total............................................................ all mean» that prettv soon the peo will take all you have. Will PM room bungalow, practically new, all i building« x « mh 1 amt insured fur $ I find, 7 State of Oregon, County of Linn, aa. ple of all walk» <>f endeavor will be the market price throughout the acres in dover. vetch and oats, orchard I. E. D Myers, caahierof the above named bank, do solemnly «wear that gin to »•••• prosperity through greater season, and will take ail over your etc; Al ground, on Scio mail route; the above »tat« n . nt is true to the beat of my knowledge an<1 belief. I graxl conveniences. lx»w price for lm- F. I). Mixas, Cashier. estimate, but do want the estimate, I mediate »ale, $4<MI0, or woukl trade for buying and raffling activities. Subscribed arai »worn to tie fora me Correct attest: tat u» know immediately h«>w much • Alltany, Corvallis or Salem property. Address TM, cars Scio Tribune. IJoyd Crenshaw. »on of S. P. Creo- thia 9th dat of April, 1923. W. A. Ewing. you will have. Atxlir W. Myera. K Shelton. Notary Ihiblic •haw. of m ar Thoma*, aged 11 year», Money to Loan at 5j‘«> The Fed Director«. My romn.i- ■ •«! expire» Feb. 14. 1928 The annual state convention of severed the two middle toe» of the eral Lan«l Bank of Spokane. Wash., will make loans through the Forks left foot cl« e to the foot, an Sat the Spanish-American war veterans of the Santiam National Farm will be held in Albany on July 12, urday. while uaing an ax. The lx«an Association in amounts 13. and 14. It is expecte«! that large toe »»« also cut about half 1180 P- 028, 000, O m a per about 600 delegates will tic in at off. hut will probably be all right. iod of 5 to 34 J years, on first mort tendance and Albany will attempt gage security. Inquire of W H. The Ix-baiion Commercial club is to prove her prowess at entertain McLain. Sec.-Trea».. route 2. working on a plan to locate one or ing will be kept up. Scio, Oregon. 33tf Vo/ more big sawmill» in it» vicinity, 135 unfortunate boy» of the city laat fVadi/y- to C hiropractic Ors. Scott & Scofield The Scio State Bank Springy Caps merely Spring Capa, but light springy, comfy cups—Caps that are coot looking but still carry the newest patterns,and are incomparable in their youthful, cheerful style. I and a committee haa l»een appointed t<> work the proposition out. club ia The al»o backing a community house project, and •ixtance to other is rendering as- community in* terasta. eeeeaaea»»«»<»♦•»»»»•»»♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• Scio Hotel Fre«i Merdian, of Vancouver; George Merdian, of Tacoma; Sam Merdian. and Mrs. Mary Reed, of Portland, and Mr. and Mr». Fred H. ALBANY BLAIN CLOTHING co OREGON Moore, of Seaside, all children Of Mr. and Mr». George Merdian, of Scio, spent the week end with their parents (Albany'» exclusiv« «tor« for Men and Buys—now »bowing a complete Mr Merdian has been »«mewhat under the weather lately, and this visit helped him to feel con siderably better LOWE & MORRISON RUIABU UNDERTAKERS All funerals given personal attention bv .Mr. Lowe XsrvicM and I rice» « «uarantecd to Satisfy Every ( ustomvr I ady Attendant if desired N. C. I<>»« M. 1. Mo**|sn* le ba non Phone -bay. 397 Phone 9 Phone—5 ighl.