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The Scio Tribune May 8 J K Reiley and Sam Stewart left M n<lay for the const mountain« for a few day a of fishing The crew of 20 men who have U-.-n here for three week« putting in a cover over the railroad bridge, finish* <1 their work Monday and left for Myrtle Point. Ira Serriing and Russell Kelly went with them to work. • Num Stewart haa loot a good eow and a heifer from the potaon «pray u-<l by the Ry. Co. on the right of way Waller Morn« has a yearling cu.f expected to die from the Mme cause. J H Kelly and wife and Clifford Kelly visited Arthur Kelly's in Leb anon Sunday. A return baseball game was play- •ii Friday afternoon between Oak View school and Distiict 10. The latter again won by a score of 14 to 9. I: y Preaver ha« recently sold a Nonet fir PitticiliM, ItHftMBl if ih iBltmr IJ ljir»<l Office. Portland. Or«., May 7, 1923. N tier is hereby given that Joaef tlolezal, of Scio, Ore., R. 3, who on A -l l«t, 131H, made Hume» test! ! , No. 05150, for the Lot 2, section ■ - range 1 E.. W. me- ri >m. ha.- filer! notice of intention to year proof, to establish I !><■ land above described, be fore th«* clerk of the county court for Oregon, at Albany, Ore., oi t <• 21 at day of June, 1923. Claimant name« as witnesses: J- < Burtu, of Scio, Ore., route 3 .1 in Rockwell, of Scio. Ore., routes. Ed 'te| anek, of Scio, Ore., route 3 r rank Holub, of Scio, Ore., route 3. A- tflii-16. AtsxaauKa Swats Register. Mmihijtntif'i NeUci Notice is hereby given that the un- di-r-igned haa been duly appointed by i irt of I.inn County, Ore- gou, administrator of the estate of H. J Cary, dcceaaed. All israona having claims against «aid • date are hereby requested to pr< .. nt the same to the undersigned at I - residence near Scio, Linn County, O r-.ri, duly verified a« by law re- qmr- il, within six months from the date of thia notice. FaaMa G. Caav A mr atrator of the Estate of H. J. Cary. Deceased. laaiuan 4 Wi *rr. Attorneys for Administrator. First publication tlay 3, 1923 I a»t publication May 31. 1923 Produce Shippers WE WANT Your Hogs, Veal, Poultry and Eggs If you want your check back in a hurry, «hip to Moore Produce Co. jea w.ikiacte. St PORTLAND. ML 1 A > k SALK Several piece« good used Furniture, cheap Mrs. I. V. McAdoo C. BRYANT Country Corre apon dr nee registered Holstein eow to Phillip Brandr I of Ijebanon. and one to Weaver Bros of Springfield Curti« Oden burg of near Albany, who was working here with the bndge crew, was fixing hw rar Wed nesday. when a truck came bv and ran into him. hurting his hip and bruiaing him up some. l)r. Prill was called to attend him He was taken to hi« home fhursday. Mrs. Cora Smith i* aide to I m * up Will Sime aod Joe Rubrsh have been working on th«- large new houae now being erected by Ralph McDonald. Jereey breeder« here are making plans for a Jersey picnic to tie held at the J. G. Holt farm m the near future. W A. Gilkey and wife drove to Sodaville Sunday afternoon The infant child of W il ham Mr«- pelt'« haa been suffering much late ly with eczema Melvin Arnold i« planting corn with hia planter for Orville Gilkey. Mrs. J F. Sim«, who hna lieen nursing Mrs. Cora Smith for a week, returned home Ihurwlay. W. A. Gilkey and wife and l>mn- ard Gilkey and wife attended the Community Club meeting tn I-acorn b Monday evening. J. K Reiley won 100 bare of snap in'a soap guessing contest which Mrs. Wirt staged in a show window at her Crabtree store. Mrs. J. G. H<>lt entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of her husband's birthday Those present were: T. J. Butler and wife of Al bany. Grant Holt and three daugh- tera of Salem. Jack Jones, w ife and Harry of Stayton. Mias Nora Holt, Lloyd Whetstone. Will Holt. J. G. Holt and the hostess Isaac Butler wife and daughter cal < <1 there in the afternoon The Thimble club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.Leon ard Gilkey. Thirty women were present snd atmut a dozen chi'dren Invited guests were: Mrs Riley Preaver. Mrs. Joseph Itulwsh and Christine Krosaman. Those attend ing from Albany were: Mr» El Srfilth. Mr» Elmer Whetstone. Mr« Dwight Peterson and Mrs. Irma Laux. Fancy work and conversa tion were enjoyed for a time, when the busines« meeting was taken up. led by the president. Mrs. S. B. Holt. Mrs A Mrs. Minnie Burkhalter were received into the club. lhe h<>«tes« then presided with a sh >rt program, a« follows Scripture readifig and the Lord's prayer in concert; solo, phon ograph. "If Your Heart Keeps Right.” hy Homer Rodeheaver. an original club song, composed by Mrs. Fred Sommer; organ aolo. by Mra. S.B Holt The hostess request ed each jue»t to register her name with her left hand, and gave each a slip of pa[>er on which was written the name of some animal she was to draw with the left hand, and the other guest« to tell what kind of an imal the picture represented. The initial efforts of a live-year-old would hardly compare w ith these left handed exhibition« of artistic «kill for absurd crudity. Much pleasure was had from this.and it also helped those who tried to appreciate the use of their right hand more fully. Mra. Jeaaie Freitag won the Drize in the writing contest, while Mr«. William Weinberg captured the other prize with h«r picture of a baby. Re freshment« were server! by the hoe- Mia« Anene Smail, who haa been teaching the Arnold school lhe past eight month«, closed her term last Thursday. She 1« a auccvaeful teacher and the term just dosed was entirely satisfactory M C. Games of Crabtree «pent three days last week laying tiling on the old home farm, with the help of Oregon Milk Company NEW PERFECTION Buy Your Oil Stove Now New and 2d Hand Oil Stoves R. M. Cain Swing East through ed for some time. Joe Senz. wife and daughter, Irene, and Ben Darby motored to Albany Saturday. llerril Montgomery bought a Chevrolet car from lhe Bartu Motor Co. last week. A dance was given at Charlie l^efHer'a Saturday evening, and a large erowd wu preaent. Every body had a grand time. Mohair and Wool Fat Lambs Si {ELTON A COMPANY Pure-bred Bulls Valuable Asset Dairy líenla from Pure-bred Snt a <>w an average in hia clerk. J. A. Shank«. crease of 4X por cent in financial returns over dairy The old man la not able to break people from working on Sunday, ■* heida produced front senil», according to U. S. Dc|wirt- they fear alar vat ion will «tare them meut of Agriculture. tn the face this fall. There will lie a Im-rkvt dinner at Start the New Year with a pure-bred bull at the head our school houae next Sunday. Mav 13, and church and Sunday «chool m of your dairy henl. the afternoon. Rev. Frank Belzer will preach All are cordially in vited to come. We had a pleasant call Wednes day afternoon from Wm. Fuller and Condenaery, Scio, Oregon wife of the Scio hotel, and their neice and nephew, Mr. and Mra. Raymond, late of Alberta. Canada. A. J Devaney of Jefferson called and from Salem. Portland and other W hile here they aecured a supply of on E. D. Myers Saturday and attend more distant place«. The fame of rhutiarb for canning the gymnasium a« a place for g-xxl ed the festival dance. The old man and good wife as us times is spreading rapidly. It is Will Sim« was in Albany Wednea- ual called in Saturday at the favor thought that another school dance ite Bummer's Hotel, finding it run day wtll l>e given about Decoration Day. ning on full time Table was «o Whatever the date, it is promised May Day Festival Proved loaded that the one leaf broke off that it will not be an ordinary Dall, and spilled the hash and raised but something bigger and more (Continued from page 1.) thunder in general. plvasureable than anything hereto A large erowd was on had to wit Please don't forget the big basket fore attempted. dinner Sunday, as they will all ex- ness the May Day exercises which were preliminary to the dance In pect a full feed of fried ham and «pite of a long wait and a »hurt uro egg«, beef«trak and mutton chops, gram they were well repaid for pices and cake« and kmcknack«. and Seldom is the a few raw potatoes <>n top for des their attendance May Festival so artistically nnd sert to eat with cream and sugar. flawlessly dramatized A quartet Cora Luca« made a run fer hid of youthful herald« entered with an Kalina's for a summer'« supply of outburat of aong announcing the potatoes. coming of the queen. Surrounded Joe Kalina returned home Mon by attendant« and followed by lhe i day night from Newberg, where he dancer« Her Majesty approached the went Saturday to visit his beat girl. Corn planting is the order nf the brilliant golden ami lavender throne day. also late gardening will «oon and seated herself amid an array of lie finished up. Everything is grow lieauly. Sir Harry approached and placed the crown upon her h«-ad and i ing fine. PII EATER. I afterward announced the dance in honor of the queen and the guests, i Swiftly the ¿sneers «warmed alxiut i Mt. Pleasant the pole like wonderful orange and black fairies. The rapid weaving in and out of the colored streamer« May 7 and the graceful movements of nim A birthday party was given at ble sprites blended into ■ spectacle the Nick Senz home Sunday after of rare beauty long to be remem llon’t fail to l<M>k over our assortment of noon, it being Mr«. Sens' birthday. bered. After two exceptionally All those present had a good old rirver dances by little Virginia Ran time. dolph. the queen and her retinue Roy Pearson and wife visited at departed to make room for the fes the Ben Darby home Sunday. tival dance Clarence Overholt returned from t Most of the crowd remained to Portland Saturday. witness and participate in the dance, Ed Roberta and wife made a busi and others came in such numbei« ness trip to Albany Saturday. that seats weie at a premium Peo The following young people of ple were present from nearby towns ( this community attended a rodeo in Mill City Sunday Crystal Bates, Elsie Isaak. Elmer Limbeck, Jack' Bate«. Frank Senz and Emil Hinkel. I All report a good time. Harley Darby went to Mill City Thursday, where he will be employ When returning from Albany Fri day night, the editor of the Tribune had quite an experience. While Cusick Bank Bldg. turning the corner near Wm. Kali ALBANY OREGON na's place, both hind wheels of his car became locked and he could not I am in the market buying go any further, until we roused Mr. Kalina from his midnight slumber Bring me your Mohair and and called the Bartu Garage, and U ool will treat you right. Frank came out and gave the neces G E. Rodgers, Scio, Oro. May 8 sary relief. We arrived home at Sack« and Twine Theodore Gaine«, after «pending l;30. with no damage done, except We want your a few day« at home with his father, probably to our detriment in enter- | also visiting a few day« with hi« ing the pearly gates in ths future. cousins near Larwood. returned to Mr. snd Mra. J. C. Edwards, who Portland Saturday with Joe Kalina. have been visiting her parents, M. , W ill pay the highest markst pries. Bee us before you «ell as he ha* a good layout al $4 per C. Gill and wife, have relumed tel Attorney at Law Page 3 tbetr borne at Granta Pam. California Then you can tell your East ern friends alxmt the great cities nf San Francisco. Izra Angele«. San De-g« and California’s world famous National Parka, golf courses sn-1 seashore re«ort«. You will also realize that chenshwi wi«h to «ce the wnixler places of the Pacific Coast, and its beauty spots that cannot br duplicated. Plan now to take advantage of Back East Excursiee Far«« May 16 to Sept. 15, ami go both ways via the "Shasta Route.’" They af. ford a wide choirs of routes, «top- over privilege«, ami convenient train service. Ask rosr bsesl licks' Mr«a< for turtle* Hr « Hrwlsn i-S Ssseripl>— r«Mse«. w w nts J ohn m st vrr. General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon.
