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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1923)
W A. Ewing went to Albany Mon day to serve on the jury. Misses Ruth Wirth and Marie Skei ape nt Sunday in Salem. I. Hoagland and son-in-law Her bert Yeager, were in Albany on business la«t Friday. I have the I »«st market for Fat Lambs and Sheep that can be had. So before selling, call me for prices. J. L. Rodgers. 34lf Chiropractic Talks KZ~ Ciïiro/brtufâ (Spt fiabe meCts /òr ~ J-;Y< t ---------- - — Haw- you bo-n unsuccessful in obtaining |x<rmanent re lief from gall atones? If so you are just the jx-raon we would like to d.-monatrate to that I I k - i-hiroprwitlc way will bring you permanent relief. Phone for Consultation. Ors. Scott & Scofield Paln-sr Cniropractorw Roum» 414 41V U. H, Hank Building Telephone S7 H Tlie 8Ho Tribun« Local Xc ics and Classified Page 4 Prwtal inspe-tor, E. C. Clement*, was in town Munday morning.' I. B Hixson and wife of Albany »IM-ni Sunday with the family of hie Jesse Rodgers shipped a carload of brother, R I. Hixson. fat ewes to Portland last week. The local high school l>aael>all Ira Morris ami wife of Oreg m City tram was defeated 7 to 4 in a game ■I>ent Sunday with hu mother, with lxd>anon last Wednesday. “Aunt Becky" Morris Next Sunday is Mother's Day," Miss Frances Eckert entertained ami all of us who have a mother her mother. Mrs. Chas Eckert of living should remember her in some Portland over the week-end. manner. Sunday. May 13. is ' Mother's The Hollis ronfrett-mery la redeco Day." Rememlier her with a greet rating the walla ana Ur. Hobson and ing card. Kelly's Dr. g 8<«re. E. I). Myers have re-shingled their Jo# and Anna Rotan went tn Har residences. risburg one day last week to visit Jeffers*.u My**ra ami wife ami A their sister. Mary, who is teaching W Groth <»f Portland were in Scio there. last Friday vi«iting at th# horn# of Chester Coffve ami family of Mc E D. Myers. I Minnville spent Sunday with Mr* Mr and Mrs. J. S. Sticha and Coffee's mother. Mrs. V. A Me .Mi««-« Vella Brenner and Dorris Knight.. Weddle went picnicing and Ashing Mr. Clarence Grund of Monmouth on Bilyeu Creek Sunday. was a guest of Miss Eckert Satur Mrs Mabel ('obblr of Portland ia day night ami attended the festival visiting Anna Dewey at th# home of dance. Mrs J. W. Compton, and will re Mr. and Mrs. D. t*. Thoms attend* ed the Shrine convention in Salem Saturday ami remained over Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Wm May. Hagey. the jeweler, has ju«t been receiving some new spectacles, add ing the latest Zylrim Skull How Framts Prices are very reason»- • Men Wanted Lagging help of all kinds, especially rigging men. Good Wage». Sanitary camp*. Beds furnished. AecnmnHxte- lions for families. Write or apply to Silver Falls Timber Co., Silverton, Ore. 1. Hoagland received word the other day that his mother, who lived at Castle Rock, Wash . ami is Kt years old. had died Saturday at Puy allup and was buried at Chehalis on Monday. He was unable to at tend the funeral. letter from their eon. Harvey, who la attendind the University of Iowa, and also teaching chemistry there, in which he save that he is kept very busy. and that he haa been employ- ed in the same position for next year at an increaiw of 115 a month. Saturday proved a successful busi ness day for the local merchants, but wunehow th«- people did not grasp the significance of some of the rare bar gains. It pays to watch the Tribune for bargains, for they really do ap Fog S auc Old papers. 10c per pear and are worth while. bundle at the Tribune ofTice. Atty. V. Lyle McCroekey ami wife Good wagon for sale good «s new. 3| inch axle, all in tine shape. came over from Stayton Saturday S. W. Gaines 31c evening to attend the festival dance and viait over Sunday with George For Sale Itandy good cow, fresh, main over the week-end. giving about five gallons milk per Forge and wife. Mrs McCroakey day. 550 lakes her. See Geo.L. The evangelistic services now in is a teacher in the Stayton high Sutherland. 39c progress at the Christian church is school, and is also <in attorney. For Sale—1922 model Overland; 5 attracting large crowds and great Several cars tuuaed through Scio good tires; looks good as new. interest is living manifested. I Sunday from Yamhill, but we were Price 1375. terms if desired. See J. B. Cnuey has recently purchas unable to learn their destination, it at Bartu .Motor Co. ed a new Star coupe. Holechek or whether out for sightseeing pur- We believe they saw the For Sale One of the l»ent cows in Brothers have just received a new ' poses the valley, giving five gallons of Ford r Oldster from the Fred Bilyeu best part of Oregon when going milk per day Price $«>. S## garage. through the Forks of the Santiam. G. M Bilyeu, Scio, Ore. 39c Mr. and Mrs George Rodgers. Mrs. J. L. Rodgen and daughter. Miss Hazel Philippi, daughter of Geraldine, and Mrs. W. E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. 8. Philippi, and her and w«n. Eld n. returned fr m a sorority sister. Miss Peggy Shumak visit to Portland the flrat of th.’ w eek er. «pent the week end at the home of the former. TRVCKCHASS PT ' b V I \ Still Lower Hauling Costs are open to every line of business because of the present price on the Eord One-ton Truck. This dependable form of motor de livery is in general use where- ever hauling at low cost and gtxxl s|)ecd is essential. Original installation in your ser vice costs so little and the sub sequent saving in delivery cost is so great that further delay in putting a Ford One-ton Tmck to work is needless extravagance. List your order at once- a small down payment—convenient, easy terms. Ired T. Bilyeu Authorized Falca and Service Phone 27 Mrs. John Graham of Olympia. Wash . is spending a fortnight with Mrs A. W. Hagoy. Scio. Oregon The many friends of Miss Grace Brown and W’hite l-eghorn chicks at Bilyeu, who ia recovering from an 514 50 per hundred for remain der of hatching season. Phone operation in Albany, will be pleased or write Maude Johnston. Lyons, to learn that ahe has so far recover- Oregon. 3Ht3c ed ax to be able to I* taken to the For Sale Team of horses 7 and H Miss Emma Kotan. who has been home of her grandmother, and ex I years old. weight al out 1300 II m . pects to be able to come home in a teaching school at Philomath, has each; well broke, work any place few days. dosed her school and returned to you put them. Price 5200. In Sunday afternoon the local base quire at Tribune office. 39tf her home here. She had a moot suc ball team will crons bata with Jor cessful season. For Sale- The Maple Spring Farm dan <>n the Scio diamond, and a good is for Sale. 163 acres. Anyone Mt*-s Ina Parrish is here from The game ia expected, luut Sunday the wishing to buy. wilt give satisfac ballet, where ahe ia emploped by tory terms at 5 per cent. See locals went to Stayton and defeated the telephone company. Thia ia her Frank Sommers. Scio, or write to the nine there by a score of 12 to N. brat viait to her parents. J. W. Par C. H. Wain. Junction City. Ore. A large crowd of fans should be rish and wife, in several months 17tf. present and encourage the home Roe Philli| m was in Albany on buai- team. Farm for Sale I have a tine farm of 220 acres, six miles southeast n<-«s Thursday. For sometime he I*aat Friday was John Densmore, of Scio; 100 acres in cultivation, haa lxH>n suffering with the after ef Jr.. Ihth birthday, and he celebra balance in pasture, farm imple fects of the flu. and says he does not ted the event by recriving behind ments and stock included, for enjoy I wing half sick and half well. the bat for Albany College against 516,000. will sell all or psrt. easy terms. Mrs. Inez Studdart, Scio. Monmouth, assisting in winning the Ab.-ut 25 members of the local Ri-lH-kah hxige are planning to at game by a score of 11 to 1. Of For Sale Golden Glow or Golden Beauty Seed Corn; steel range tend the diHtrict convention of the course father and mother were there stove with reservoir, good as new; lodge at Mill City Saturday night. to see the game, and say it was ex good top buggy; two-horse walk Thev will exemplify part of the work citing from start to finish ing cultivator. Will trade buggy or cultivator forgo<Mj shoals Mr. W H McUm and wife on Sank Hannah and family. Frank Chas Chrz. Phon* 1». Scio. Ore. tf Hentier and wife of Macleay. George route 2. have recently received a Money to lx>an at 5 J . The Fed and Agnes Kofner of Salem, and I eral Land Hank of Spokane. Mash., Aliwrt Moore of Silverton, were vis will make loans through the Forks GLOBE - ALBANY iting at the William Rhoda home of the Santiam National Farm Sunday. lx»an Association in amounts Thursday -Friday from 5100 to 525. 000. for a per Dr. and .Mrs. A G. Prill left yes “Pride of Palomar” iod of 5 to 34i years, on first mort terday morning for Adel, in l.ake gage security. Inquire of W. H. Saturday Mclain, Sec - Trees route 2. county, where they expect to spend Scio. Oregon. 33tf “Youth to Youth" a month During their stay the doctor will devote his time to the study of bird life. Mr» D. C Thom» and the Misses Frances Eckert, Ruth Wirth. Marie Skei. Etta Morcom. and Esther Humphrey attended the concert given by the W hitney Boys chorus in Salem last night. Fred A Ballin and wife of Loa An geles at rived Saturday to viait their son. H A Ballin. and family. They went to Portland Monday to visit their daughter and will return in a few days enroute home. Paul Ramalzaand wife of Edmon ton. Alberta, Canada have gone to Portland after a pleasant visit in Sen* with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, of the Scio Hotel. They expect to locate in Portland. While on the street for news yes terday we noticed that Mrs. Fred Bilyeu is adding to the attractiveness of the Ford Garage by placing flow er boxes under the front windows | across the entire front of Use oAer Sunday Monday-Tuesday “Hunting Big Game --------tUa in Africa” *“ • Cm«« Natkiaf Lika It 0a Earth 4 Shown 1 hiily 4 Get your 0. A. C. I*eghorn Roosters now! Improve producing strain of your flock! Four weeks old cockerels at 25c; records of hens 225 to 249. male's dam 251 to 277. Four weeks old cockerels at 51.00; record of hens 250 to 274, male's dam 250 to 299. Tbese prices will be advanced 20 Y each week. Hjermstad & Riddle, route 3. box i NO. Scio. Oregon. 39p ¡or CHINESE ■ Scio Hotel .NOODLES LOWE & MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS All funerals given personal attention by Mr. Lewi Hervlean and I nces Guaranteed to Satisfy Every < ustonier lady Attendant if desired W. I. Mossi»»« Aale TIMM) Phom- -I»ay. XT Phone— Might, ».’> i
