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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1923)
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Auril 2«. 1923 To the many friends and neigh bors who «twisted with the music, Bible Thought Today with floral offerings and with sym C ommit thy way unto the lx>rd. pathy for the loss for our beloved trust also in him; and he shall bring mother, wo wi»h to express our sin cere thanks it to pas» Psalma 37 > Frank G <’ary and family. Make your garden all vegetable» Obituary To properly clothe yourself in comfortable summer un derwear you should make your selection here. Our line 1« now complete and uptodate. We also have a fine line of Drone and Work Shirt« and other furnishing«. Groceries and Notions Yau are well acquainted with our Grocery and Notion Departments. but if not now ia a good time to become acquainted. We carry nothing but the beat lines and at pnees that are as low as possible to be made. and a yard wide. F. M . French & Sons Jewelers ami Opticians ALBANY, - OREGON OreqcR Made H sim luttMf Yms I t ? A great » irpi for thehome knitter» of Oreg«» till « f»ri. Further- more, thie 1 «rn 1» aiwolutely virgin wool yam ti » >1 "»» grown in Linn county, «0!. !■;, Mr. Sender» to the Ore gon w»t«trd < mpatiy (mills located at ftallwu<Ht). n> into w<>r»t«il yarn by I . < i proprietor of th« W oolen Mill Store of baiem. knitters try this yam out. All ■ uloc -i’« per ball of 2 oxa Samples ««nt < appl'rstlon. A<Mre»» C. P. I > ■ ■ idem, <>r«g«>n. Wright & Poole MOK I l< IANS Uè». I*« Best of Serve e, both Pmfresionally and in I un< ral ( ««dueling. “Conlriimted) Mr». Huldah Jane (’ary. widow of "Love ia blonde,” chirp» a pring I Robert Cary, an Oregon pioneer of poet. A typographical error with a I860 died at the home of her lot of truth in it. The month« of May and June are the beat months for daughter in Covelo. California. Sun Kodaking, a* the weather and atmospheric condition« day, April IB, 1923. are more nearly ideal. After you have taken your pic This week and next week, in fact tures, bring them to us for developing or enlarging. Huldah Jatie Gillett was born in every week, is "dean up and paint KalMa. Putnam county. Ohio, July up” week. A little money, paint 26. 1840 She was married to A and elbow grease will add greatly to Clark Hud* n July 4. l«60. and act the appearance of the town and in* ! out w ith him for the Oregon coun crease the value of the property. try b> wa> of New York and the i lotbmus of Panama. They lived for e»««e♦♦♦»eoeseoeeeeeeoeoseooooeoeoooeeeoooeoooeooe» H E. Browne, who haa been con a time i< the llmpqua valley, mov nected with the Albany Democrat »» ing later to Brownsville. Oregon. » farm editor for several months. and Here death took from her her hus well known to many of our readers, band ami Infant »on. John, leaving ha» purchased the Benton County ¡her with thr<-c »mall children.Rhoda Courier, a daily paper in Corvallis, 1 Jane. Milton Itannian and Huldah lie has changed it bark to a weekly Elizabeth. The two last named and says he will make it decidedly 1 preceded her to the grave. We have known for the farmer On September 24. 1868. she was him a long time, and predict he w ill 1 married to Rob«rt Cary, with whom make his new venture a success. ; «he came to the vicinity of Scio to Kodak as You Go While It Lasts per «ack. make home With the exception of Better liurrv, Thio la I oreatration Week three short intervals, she spent here thia price i th« remaining fifty-four years of P homs 16 ia too cheap. All schools throughout the state her life. To th»« union were born LKH a NON OKEUOK and citizens in general are asked by •ix children, l.uella. Robert Lee, the U. S. liepart ment of Forestry to Alice, Francis Gillett, Alma Kather observe this w<«ek as f<>rc»trati<*n ine and biward Guilford, all of One grandson. week, and the local sch'Mil as well as wh<>m are living DR. A. G. PRILL all other schools in the county are Edwin G. Olson, three step-children, cooperating The great need, the Rolwrta. Elisabeth and Miles S , PbYxici H ani Sm department points out. is for more and two otep-g rand daughters. Beu Calls Attended and more care in the preservation lah Powell and Irma Keiaay, all of Day or Night of the present standing timber and whom survive. SCIO ORE. Reverend Fellman of Albani con the reforestration of worked over tracts We need the lumbei, but ducted funeral st'riices Wednesday ■ooeaaassasaseeeeeeesaeooeeaoseeaaaaeeeeooeeee »♦»♦♦♦♦ we do not need it to I m - wasted, And afternoon at the Baptist cnurch. of ths greatest of care lie« in seeing which «he had b«en for more than DR. F ICQ that unnecessary Area are not allow half a century a member. The text DKNTIST ed to be started. If a fire is neces "And God shall wipe away all tears” 1 iftlec Hours 1 sary, put it out before leaving, and and the song "Asleep in Jesus” » to 12 A M 1 30 tel P. M do not throw lighted cigar or cigar were of her own choosing. The lov ette stubs into rubbish or dead grass ing hands of the sons of the house hold bore her body to its last rest Ford size.............................................. $18.00 I). C. Thoms attended the funeral ing place. Dodge and Maxwell sizes. ................. 23 00 Mrs. Cary was a woman of unus of J. T. Beckwith in Salem Tumday, Other sizes...... ........................$18.00 to 30.00 RTAYTON. - - - ORKUOM acting as one of the palltwarers.' ual intelligence and strength of We do repairing and recharging of Batteries. Calls answered I “ay or Sight Her calm and abiding' Mr. Beckwith was 76 years old, and character tuberculin 'Testing Expert Mechanics for (¡«neral Repair Work. was probably the first ch< < so maser faith in the p<>w«r and goodness of to come to Oregon. Mr. Thoms and the Infinite left its impress on all . NI B < ’vrus ; Mr. Beckwith were very intimate w ho came within the circle of her > influence Proprietor ; friends. Thiwc coming from a distance to «**♦♦♦♦*♦♦*♦•< Sales of Ford Truck» during the attend the funeral were Misa Ro- first quarter of 1923 amounted to Iwria t’an of Albany. Oregon; Mrs. certainty —for its ray of hope in the and secure monotony, April is inter 41.681. March sale« of Ford Trucks Elizabeth Sutherland of Grays River, future, for its optimism in the reached the high mark of 18.717. esting and beautiful. Youth loves Washington. .Mrs Irma Keiaay of midst of gloom. exceeding by more than 1.000 the youth and April is teeming with life Port'and. Oregon; Mrs. G. M Big sales for the first three months of April promises one thing and —vigor — beauty. —Oregon Daily gar of Covelo, California. Mr. and Emerald 1922. totaling 17,866. and wrre SO Mrs. Rolwrt L Cary of Izw Gatos, brings another. Leaden clouds and percent higher’han the »ales tn Feb California, Mrs. R W. King of Port spring torrents mav replace summer ruary of this year. serenity. Dreary days may ridicule | Angele«. Washington: Mr. and Mrs. A — B. W. Siller was up from Portland J J. Carr and Edwin G. Olson of the early flowers of spring. April V V W W W w w A * tA A w W Sunday and returned with Frank IjiGrande. Oregon. Dr. and Mrs. does not hesitate to plight her troth, but she frequently breaks it in a fit Bartu. Ben Prospal and 11 Pelan. Edward G Cary of Tacoma. Wash, of angry sleet or wintry mist April I who snent Monday in that city on lady '» Mant nlways, Best of Equipmei.t ami Price» <>uaran- teed Light for Everybody. $1 Scio Mill & Elevator Co. U-S-L BATTERIES Are the Best, and we sell ’em O. F. Korinek Veterinarian The Scio Garage Scio Meat Market Fresh Smelt Fresh and Cured Meat— R«c<>n 1-ard—Sausage We buy your Veal and Dressed Hogs ; H o Prop«. Scio. Or*. . .............. eses vsee v ees business. Mr. Siller was until re- April centlv connected with the Winner Produce Co., of this citv. but now is ... . ... .. _ ... . . ,, . . _ Life is like the month of April— secretary of the (zecho-Slovak . , , . . _ , so uncertain, so hopeful, so chang- Chamber of Commerce in Portland. . . , ___ _ , , ing. April is the month of mingled Aumsville high school’s baaeiudl laughter ami tears it smiles one team mixed with Scio high’s nine instant and weeps bitterly the neat o* U m hu«M diamond Wednesday J April to always welcome far its aw • . * ♦ V* • *»| is the month of promise and it is the time of idealization. It represents life’s springtime It exemplifies the hope of youth, with its joys of an ticipation—with its sunlight and its shadows. Frith and Cured Meats We buy Veal and Pork Shelton & Co. Props 8CTO. OREGON
