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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1923)
I ’ • : t- *.' ’* *• ■ ♦ ■b #*- * « r • * • • i' » 'f *v«i \ * a** * ' ¿ a The Scio Tribune Editorials THE SCIO TRIBUNE Summer 1 ime Is Coming GOOD The < >laa« of Fa-hion, the Rmiles* Colo nial. with eitiwrr Fil-U or *hur-<>n *hej- tex M*>unto>, '«•«Ing is Believing. *‘ Let faih« i itlirr »«■«*,> our Chrlat- tnas pre • them Kryptoss, the one i*u for near »««I distant vision 'cade AlOlN* «♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦ i Why suffer with Headaches? H«yr Your Eyes Eismined S T. FRENCH Gt« Oplom«Dl»| With E.M.French&Sons Jewelers and Opticians ALBANY. OREGON J.V7 Groceries and Notions <-»rNUINC T hi rhoav . Muy 10, 1023 H rm Uit»f Tirts A gr«-at surpriK*- for th«-home knitters ofOtv- i-i. i ' -nil a fact. Furth«-r- mor*-, this rorn i» absolutely virgin wool yarn. It s> <>l «as grown in Linn her drill team was unconteeted by other entrants In a game of l*aseball at Sweet Home last Wednesday afternoon be White amt lavender lilacs formed tween the girl» teams of Sweet Home the decorations st the home of Mrs and Brownsville the Sweet Home Katherine Kester last Friday after team won by a score of 41-40. noon whes she entertained the 5<M| I (Hi former residente of Minnesota club at their last meeting for the attended the meeting of the Minne season. After the game th«* host sota club in Alban» last Thursday ess served refreshments. Mrs. A night. G. Prill won high score an«l Mrs Ol The prune crop in the Tennessee lie MacDonald won second high while Mrs. Minnie Shelton had to lie con community t* reported to have lieen tent with the consolation. At this badly injured by the recent cold meeting the scores for the year were winds and rain tallied up and Mrs. J S. Sticha was Onr of the heaviest fines ever as- found to be entitled to the grami sensed in the justice court in Albany prize. for violation of the prohibition laws was given to J E Warner 'ast Mrs J. L. Rotlgers entertained a Thursday when he was fined 32.(MW few friends with a delightful 500 and given a jail sentence for ope party last Wednesday evening. Mrs rating a still. Florence Everett won first and Mrs. Rural mail carriers out of Albany Pixie iisgey second honors travel I HO miles and serve 3.000 people daily. Mrs. Claudie Gill and Mrs. Audrey Hobson were hostesses at the social A Leghorn hen on the farm of hour following the regular meeting Mrs Mary Waller, near Aliianv. of the Pythian Sisters last night built her n< st in a maple tree 11 feet Refreshments were served and the from the ground and hatched 11 Two<»( then, fell from the remainder of the evening was spent chickens nest and the others were taken out in playing five-hand 500. to prevent any further accidents to Mr. and Mrs Ivan Warner. Mr. them. an«l Mrs. Henry Hanckampand Emil The postmaster at Harrisburg ha* Tschanz, all old college friend* of designo! ami built a «ample stand Mias Esther Humphrey. came down for rural mad lx>xea. from Eugene Saturday to visit her The boys of Stayton High school and alien«! the f«-a ival dance. On are showing some good school spirit Sunday Mias Humphrey accompanied by digging ditches for the water them home. They *top|M*d for r pic mains to earn money to pay off the nic dinner in Wilson |>ark at Salem, school debts. and she retnrne«l Monday morning Roses were in bloom early last Mias Father Humphrey has accept week in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. ed a position to teach next year in Fred lb I ph at Sweet Home. They Reedsport Union High school No. M. were "American Beauty" and it is at a salary of more than >35 jier the earliest aurone can remember month more than is offered here for of rows having bloomed. the same work. Pupils of Reeds The school board of Albany has port high school, about 35 in num ber, are transported to and from I voted to retain 4.3 of the 45 teach school each day bv means of a good ers for the corning year. cabin boat. Tuesday while shearing sheep. Vi las Phillippi had the misfortune to cut ■ »mall blood vessel in his left temple The sheep, in trying to free its self, jerked Mr. Phillippi’s arm In such a manner as to cause the GREGOR wound with the point of the «hears. \ t toriiiHi’iiiii RTAYI’iS. t alls w w ■w w-w DURHAM TOBACCO You are well acquaint«*! with our Grocery and Notion Departments, but if not now is a good time to become acquainted. We carry n<<hing but the beat lines and at prices that an* as low as possible to be made Kodak as You Go o*tt HAROLD Al.BRO, Manufacturing Optician ’ To properly clothe yourself in comfortable summer un derwear you should make your selection here. Our line is now complete and uptodate. We also have a fine line of Dross and Work Shirts and other furnishings. - - • «»«rol l»ay or Mght ulin Testing A A a A w a . A a . a VWvWTTWTTWVf J. F. WESELY, Grocer >> A AGA A »aAA A-*- AG A A -w IF W W » w wr -w w -w SALT We are carrying a large stock of Leslie’s Salt We have a car in transit with a supply of specially Giound < ! Salt fur Day Table and Dairy Whitney, 50 lb sacks Empire, 50 lb sacks Half Ground 50 poo nd a .............. . 100 pounds 5 lb blocks, 3 for S5c 95c $ .55 :: 1.00 Ü . .25 <• Scio Mill & Elevator Co Plans are being drawn and esti mates made for a new 2-story con crete and tile building to Is- used as a picker and boiler house by the San- tiam Woolen Mills Company at Stay ton. Fresh Smelt Fresh and Cured .Meat— Bacon Lard — Sausage We buy your Veal and Dressed Hogs , Props. Sen», Ore. eeaeeeeeoeoooeeeoa w ai ! H < > t 75 Albany citizens, mostly mem- ben of the chamln-r of commerce, were guests of the lake Creek com munity club at a meeting and fine banquet in the lake Creek Methodist church, near Halsey, laat Friday W. T. Cochran of Albany celebra night. ted his 72nd birthday last Sunday Charles Gentry of Mill City suffer A number of relatives and friends ed s crusued foot Thursday while were present to do him honor and loading a donkey engine on a flatcar wish him many more birthdavs which at larson. A heavy plank fell from it seems quite probable he will en the top of the engine, eml down, joy. because he is in g«»od health. striking him on the foot with such Riley Shelton Real Estate Rrolftr and Notary Public Two unknown men driving a car ' I »earing a California license. were ! neriousiy injure«! and their car was ^trinili Oblaintd, fjammtil iCIO . . . OREGON completely demolished last Friday 1 night at Murder creek crowiing when they failed to recognize the detour sign where paving is being laid ; The car crashed hsad-on into a large road roller with the result that the engine was pu*he«l back into the car and the radiator annihilated. r Shelton Bros Wants all your Poultry The date of the annual Ijnn Coun ty Pioneers* picnic which is al wavs held at Brownsville, has lieen set for June 20. 21. 22. Will Pay Top Prices SHELTON BROS.. Mrs. 1. V. McAdoo Scio Meat Market • force that it broke the bettom of the The Peter Viig’s flock of 12 head toes open. of sheep at Harrisburg yteldcf 128 Mary Louise Fontaine of Jefferson pounds of wool. The heaviest sin- A committee from the national suffered a badly sprained foot when gle fleece weighed 20 pounds organisation of the Brotherhood of »he fell from a high porch in her at Little Edna, daughter of Mr and American Yeomen wer« in Linn coun tempt to hide after leaving a May ty last W« *ln« -«lay considering the Mrs. Doe McClain of ¿klbanv. sus- basket at the home of a friend. site at Millersburg as a probable lo a bruised foot and other slighter cation for an orphanage which la to bruises Sunday afternoon when she I m * built at the probable coat of stepped in front of a passing auto- mobile. 910,000,000. O. P Rrookbank wa* seriously in jured at the Sawyer sawmill near Brownsville last Wednesday when a bounding log struck a tree, broke off part of it and hurled it at him, striking him m the forehead and a piece striking him on the arm. He would very likely have been killed Mr. and Mrs Fred Veal of Albany hail it «truck him squarely instead attended the service« at the Christ of s glancing blow ian church Monday evening. While plowing in his filed last week Henry Blankenship, of the Sweet County Paragraphs Home community, uncovered a rock cross about an inch thick and four inches long and three inches wide. Edited from our exchanges by The Cameron portable saw mill has been moved from the Williams I place near the old Providence church to the Henry Dolegal place near Lar wood. It is estimated that there is in this vicinity about four million feet of timber to be cut. The month« of May and June are the beat months for Kodaking, as the weather and atmospheric condition« are more nearly ideal. Aftar you have taken your pic ture«, bring them to ua for developing or enlarging. It is believed the Indians formerly I That the outlook for a big year in SCIO.OKEUON possessed the relic. Practically all arrangements have the production and sale of lumber is been completed for the annual meet More than 200 people attendej an especially bright, is the opinion ofC. i ing of the Linn CotMty Christian En entertainment given by the Rebekah C. Cameron, pioneer Linn county saw W. A Ewing. T. J. Munkers. Prssxient Vw, | re. deavor which convenes at the Christ lodge at Sweet H»me recently which mill man E. D. Myers. Cashier ian church in Brownsville May 11 was one of the largest and best ever W M. W>gy. Mill City carpenter, to 13th. held there. was painfully injured last Tuesday I Mayflower assembly No. 11. the The Frurn warehouse at Halsey when he fell from a bridge about 25 ordsr of United Artisans, of Browns has been made into an auditorium feet high, landing across a stump, ville. won laurels at the district con- in which revival meetings will be breaking his arm and otherwise bed- vsaUsa ia Albany last Tuesday, wbea Does a General Banking Buaineaa. Intereat paid an tune depoaita.
