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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1923)
V.Z • I- V* it ‘< -, f *>*•*» ? » S^i? <. è i The Sciò Tribune Local*.\'c us and,Classi fled Chiropractic Talka 1 LOCAL BREVITIES 1 Charles Veetecka was in Albany on business last Friday nerve energy. «ben the nerve* fail to function in a oienit- r of the body that member Iwcomes usele»« ('hiropracuc will help you. Phone for Consultation. Drs. Scott & Scofield Palmer Cniroprsctors Room* 414 41V U. H. Hank Building Telephone H7 SUITS \X it h Extra 1 rousers Antone Holub and Wm. were In Albany Monday. We’re sick of jokes About home brew— Humorists, please Invent something new. Kalina Fred Bllveu has just received a |5U0 shipment of Ford parts. Mr and Mrs M H. Craft were in Albany last Thursday on a busi Dr. C. Fieq left last Thursday for ness and pleasure trip. an indefinite sojourn in Eastern Ore Wm. Young and wife of Camas, gon. Wash., are visiting Mrs. Young's Mrs. Matt Craft of Albany at mother, Mrs, L. C Alexander. tended the funeral of Mrs. Cary on Mr and Mrs Newt Weddle went Wednesday. to Portland yesterday to visit their Mrs. G. M Biggar will leave the daughter. Mrs. Fred Ohlemier inter part of the week for her Meadow Shade Butter is now 45c home io Covelo. Calif. per pound, and you can get it at i Mrs. Elisabeth Sutlerland left your grocers Yes, It's pesteurixed. Friday for Portland, where she will Wm Knsuff of Camas. Wash., visit friends for a few days is vndting his mother. Mrs Art Shel Miss Rhoda i>mman. of McMinn ton. Mr Knsuff has sold his prop ville, was a guest for a few days erty in Camas and is looking for a Hello Folks. Kukluxing ain’t what last week at the Cary home. new location it used to I». repeated one of ’em Sec Hagey, the jeweler, for fine The United Evangelical ami Evan- recently. quality Goodrich Cold Swagrd Sew grlical A nation, two separate ing Machine Needles none lietter bodies of the Evangelical church, made voted to merge, st their state con Mr. and Mrs. Newt Weddle. Mr vention in Salem last week. and Mrs. George Bilyeu and Miss The IJ on county high school track Maysell Hassler were in Albany Sat meet will not be held this veer as urday was planned by the students of Al A Pie Social will be given at the bany college on account of conflict Richardson Gap school house April ing dates, no track teams and vari 27lh, 9 p. m. Everyone cordially ous other reasons. invited. I have the best market for Fat I am I m and Sheep that can lie had. So before selling, call me for prices. J. L. Rodgers. 34tf N. I. Morrison will attend a num tier of Od«l Fellow meetngs this week. He went to Salem Tuesday; to Ixd-anon Tuesday night; to Port land Wednesday; and to Lebanon Down our way they tell of a man who was so hard that he could ride a porcupine through a hed of cactus and never get a scratch The difference between the aver age player-piano and the average piano player is that the former can be stopped. Pencil Stub to Office Sponge — Well, they say the stuff's hard to * get nowadays, but I notice that old Fountain Pen seems to keep pretty well filled up. Little Jack Kelly, son of J. L. Kelly, met with a painful accident one day last week while playing with some other children, when one of them swung a croquet mallet and the mallet flew off of the handle H>RS! and struck him on the forehead, cut Mary’s flivver had a horn. But the steam train had no 1*11— ting a gash. No stitches were tak The steam tram couldn't stop in time en. He is getting along alright ami the wound is healing rapidly. It So the flivver went too, too. seems the Kelly family is having The rose is red. the violet's blue, more than its share of bad luck. and so is a man when his rent falls due Dyna Mite «ays a blank book »nd a baby's mind is somehow mighty kin- both of 'em’» virgin soil for the recording of big thoughts or glorious «lerds. Ain’t it a shame For Sale — A bedroom suite. quire at this office. how many ju«t get scribbled on! In- Leonard Gilkey thinks prosperity For Rent—Good piano, Inquire at the Tribune office. does not depend half as much on Mrs. R. W. King will leave in a Mrs. Claudie Gill has been chosen politics as on hustle. For Sale- Prunes at Me her pound few days for Port Angeles. Wish., in 25 pound lots. Densmore’» Rccentlx we icceived a where her husband is pastor of the to represent I xhh I us Temple at the Candidates being initiated into Feed Store. district convention of the Pvthian now shipment of Men’s Baptist church the league of nations do not have to Sisters to I m - held in Albanv Tuesday, Suits with an extra pair ride the goat At present the league Good wagon for sale- good mi new. 0. W. Hunsaker of Turner, a life 3j inch axle, all in fine shape. Mav I. About 25 members of the haa no goat; efforts to get ours hav of pani-, iIlin means long friend of the family, came up 8. W. Gaines 31c lodge will attend. altnoM double the wear ing proved futile. Wedn ««lay to attend the funeral of For Salo—Chevrolet 490. 1919 mod out of II hllit. We note in the l*banon Express Mr«. H. J. Cary. W. H. McLain says it is foolish to el; new rop. new tires, in good that Mrs. Ivy Abbott of Scio was condition, SI50 and terms if de Robert L Cary and wife took the ( made a memlier of the enrollment acquire a principal at the sacrifice —'I liis « xi eutely good sired. Bartu Motor Co. of principle. Shasta limited Friday fur California. value cotnea in hard fin commit tee at the Baptist convention Mr. Cary is the Southern Pacific ished wutsted in dark Blessed he those who are not rich For Sale—Three head of grade Hol held at Ijicomb on April 11 and 12. agent at Los Gatos. stein and one grade Short horn enough to be unhappily married. col ra, with a neat stri|»e. She was also elects«! vice-president cows been fresh about a montn. Remember the Fork» of the San of the district Missionary Society. The report that Ford and Hearst See Chas White, route 2. Scio. 37-p Ciioice of dnrk brown, tiam Community Club will meet in Quite a number from here went to may start a new party suggests that gray, and «lurk mixed Ijtcomb on Monday night, May 7. Salem Sunday afternoon and drove what's needed is not new parties but For Sale Bed. springs and mattress. I Library table, two oak dining color«. Size# 3f» to 42. and everybody is invited. out to *e the tulip farm, on the getting the old ones to live up to (’hairs, fojjr Mrs. Potts' iroi s. a Very r»n»«'niible Mrs. Irma Kelaay came up from Polk county v.de, and report it was their promises. Hoosier kitchen cabinet, and sev eral other articles. Inquire at Portland Wednesday to attend the a most pleasing sight The tulip A Scio matron says when a young The Tribune Office. 83 tf funeral of Mrs. H. J. Gary, She farm there is attracting much atten girl marries an old man wbo doesn't i tion from all over the Willamette have any money we can rightly For Sale-The Manie Spring Farm returned the «ame evening Valley is for Sale, 163 acres. Anyone judge that it is a love match. Hagey. the jeweler, ha« just re wishing to buy. will give satisfac Mrs. W A Ewing and Mrs. Maude Spermi (iothcraft ceived a shipment of tiie old reliable It is all right for a man to be tory terms at 5 per cent. See Serge« Illinois Springfield Watches along Montgomery are elected delegates cool in case of danger, provided all Frank Sommers. Scio, or write to C- H. Wain, Junction City, Ore. with other new jewelry that he I« from Ie-one Kel>ekah lodge to the the coolness is not in his feet. state as—mbly which will lie held at 17tf. now receiving. And there ate more sufferings North Bend May 22. Chris Bilyeu For Sale (jolden Glow or Golden Miss Roberta Cary came over from brain lag than brain fag and Charles Oglesby will represent Beauty Seed Corn; steel range from Albany Wednesday to attend Indianapolis man became so des the local- (M«i Fellows lodge at the stove with reservoir, good as new; the funeral of Mrs. H. J. Cary. She good top buggy, two-horse walk pondent because his wife lavished same time and place. spent several days with her broth ing cultivator. Will trade buggy her affection on cats that he went Mr le-onard Gilkey took a load of or cultivator for good shoata. ers and sisters, returning to Albany to the dogs. broccol; to Albanv one day last week. Chas. Chrx, Phone 19. Scio. Ore. tf BLA1 X’ CLOTHING CO on Saturday. SUKIDK. 8HIMMY-AHEK AND Mr Gilkey Mid that he weighed one 174 acres of Santiam river Bottom Donald McKnight and E D My CONTORTl'JNIST hea«i and that it weighed a little over land. a miles east of Albany; fair house ers drove to Portland Saturday eve Wanted Young woman for hang and other buildings; 10 acres in cultiva seven pounds, We can testify as to tion; H acre each in Muagvr rasptwr- ning. They returner! Sunday, ac the quality of this broccoli because ing up. shaking out and folding. , ries, strawberries and tuganberrin«. A ALBANY, OREGON companied by Mrs. Mvers and daugh buv and a big bargain at 12750. we were the recipients of a fine Wages 212 weekly, with bonus to | splendid For particulars write RR, cars of Scio ter, Helen, and Mrs. W F. Gill, who start. Apply Tabor laundry, Ad Tribune head from Mr and Mrs. Gilkev. had spent the week there. n Toroto Evening Telegram. Money to Loan at 5j% —The Fed In making our rounds Monday we Dr. and Mrs Edward G Cary left "You're stuffing me.' said the eral Land Bank of Spokane. Wash. , noticed the show windows of R M Real Eclate Proper by auto for Tacoma Saturday morn will make loans through the F orks mattress to the factory hand. Cain and Hollis* confectionery. I Mr. of the Santiam National Farm and .\olary Public ing. Dr. Cary is in charge of the Cain is displaying an ivory enameled If only some motorists wouldn't Lian Association in aniounta bacteriological laboratory in the Ta jJbtlrall» Obtained, f.tamtned Ix-droom s«.ite of late design snd try to see how many miles they .'an from 1100 to |25. 000. for a per coma general hospital. He has but iod of 5 to 34 j years, on first mort the confectionery windows are at make on a quart. SCIO - - - OREGON recently recovered from an attack gage security. Inquire of W H. * tractively dressed with a display of Insults are always plentiful when ofjinfluenza. followed by pneumonia, McLain, Sec.-Tress.. route 2. W. A. Ewing, T. J. Munkerv. fruits with a background of wild one goes around looking for them Präsident Vics Pres during which his recovery was in Scio. Oregon. 83tf currants and dogwood. E. D. Myers. Cashier doubt. J. J. Carr and wife and Edwin G. Mark M Peery and wife of Spring Olson of LaGrande returned to their field. Oregon, are visiting Mrs. home Thursday. Mr. Carr is pro Peery’s mother and sister, Mrs proprietor of the largest furniture Does a General Banking Sarah Morris and Mrs. Ollie Mac Business. Interest paid store in Eastern Oregon. A disas Donald. Mr Peery was formerly on time deposits. trous fire in Decernber destroyed the in the drug business in Scio, having budding in which he was established owned the store now owned by J. We want y< with all its contents. A new build L. Kelly. ing is just ready for occupancy, Wm. Gorgar, of near Jordan, has equipped with every modern con traded his99-acre ranch for 40 acres venience. Mr. Carr returned re Will pay the hn-t • «I market price. See RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS us before you sell. of irrigated land near Boardman, in cently from a trip to Chicago, Mil All funerals given personal attention by Mr. Lowe SHELTON N COMPANY Eastern Oregon. Chas Weech being waukee an«! St. Louia,where he pur Services and I rices Guaranteed to Satiafv F very < uatomcr l ady Attendant if desired the new owner of the Gorgar ranch. chased a fine new stock of goods N. C. Lows N. 1. Mossi»'« The gentlemen have already made with which he will reopen business I * ba non Pilone -1 i«y. the change. ea< h moving in and out at once Mr Olson is an employe Phone S Phone— .Night, 315 j ut the Carr Furniture Ge. Saturday night. $25.00 $30 and $35 Riley Shelton Fat Lambs 4» i •4 LOWE & MORRISON
