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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1923)
*• Country CorrKpfindmtf Th« Rdo Tribun« Ml GILKEY STATION June 25 R H McDonald hoe boon hired aa teacher of River View asbeoi for the fourth term, with an increase ia salary. Mr. McDonald had a «lass of seven to Ai i.h the eighth grade. They all passed Produce Shippers! W.- are paying f.o.b. Portland. These pries* also include Munday's receipts 1 sney Veal................................. 13e T -p Bka-k Ilog»....................... Us lb-in Hen». A lbs or ovsr *>-llc Light Hen*. 3 lb» ........... Its Spring» Rock, and Reda. H IHMimis ....................... 25c l»gh<>rn.. Impound» .... tie U <■ have a good outlet for heavy and off-grade nog» and veal. Write for tags. Try u. for quick rvtuma. Moore Produce Co. 2M W..kia«tM St. FOtTlAMO. ML f. o, b. Toledo Merit Wins New Honors People have recognised in the new Overland a higher standard otfautomobile value. Longer lines a higher hood, an all-steel body, Triplex Springs (patented), a dependable, economical engine have earned for Overland the greatest huccvm of its history. Bartu Motor Co. Scio, Oregon r Shelton Bros. W ant« all your Poultry Will Pay Top Price« SHELTON BROS.. SCIO. OREGON CITATION In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Linn County. in I Matter of the Estate of Goor- i itation . To 1 !.. lugger, W. J. Henderson and Ray Henderson Greeting: In the Name of the State of Oregon, You are hereby cited and required to ai. • ar in the County Court of the State •>r Oregon, for the County of Linn, at th. curt room thereof, at Albany, in • >d county, on Monday, tbs SOtb day <>f July. at I o'clock in the after ........ of that day. then and there to I f any eiist. why an order uld not be made as prayed fur by the admit latrator of said estate, foi the -ale of the following described lamia, to ent: Beginnlag at the MMithwset corner of ttu- D I < of George L. Crawfcgd, Not. n „. 2531, Claim No td, ia t«wn- »bip 12 south, range 8 west of tbs Will ameite Meridian, in Uim County, Qse- g..n, and running thence Met AM chains to the »outheaat corner of said claim, thence north 21 22 chains, tbenee w< it 40 ! chains to the west Hat of ■aid claim, thence south 21.22 ehaiae to the place of to-ginning, containing M H acres, more or less, all situate ia Liaa County, Oregon. Witness, the Boo. B. M. Psy»e. J udge of the County Coart of (I S.) the-tate of Oregon, for tbs County of Linn, with tbs Seal of said ( ourt off) sad this 11 th day of June, A. D 1 R. M. Rasooll. Ry D. D. •fl th high marks, one of the pupil» be- lag out of school for twu v«-»t ■ Mr Ms Dooaid is -a bom teacher,'* being ooMidsrsd of Ute beet rural teachers in Ute county, and this school is fortunate to secure his service. Clifford Kelly was a dinner gue.t at Ute Leonard Gilkey home Tuesday He left W ednesday by auto for hi. home nt Fust, accompanied by Douglas Sitwil i of Albany. Mr» Berth. H anson and daughter, Rowena, of Tillamook drove over from Salem Wednesday for a visit with Mrs Fr*d Nommer until Thursday Th. two ladies were associated in teaching in the Tillamook country many year, ago Mr» Hanson still teaches there, but bas been in Salem helping the State Su perm lend, nt grade examination paper.. loo Zellar has moved into hi. large llr ta • mo>lel ■tew modern bouae housekeeper. and I. ■ lau beautifying ths lawn with flower» W. A. Gilkey*» and K, F. Gilkey jour- iteyed to Corvallis Sunday, Marton re- turned with them from summ<-r »• h.oi loonarii Gilkey and John “h«-|-h«-rd attended berry meeting, in Albany Tuesday and Friday evening, of last week. Fred Sommer and wife and Mr» T M Holt attended the State H>"»t«-i Association meeting in Corvallis Fri day and brought their children home. Gordon Gilkey returned from summer school Saturday, lie was much inter eated in seeing just bow much hi. flow ers had grown while awav and went to look at them before greeting hi* farm ly. He is passionately fond of flower» Mrs. Ernest Kelly was the mot f for a shower at the home of her mother, Mr». Fred Mespelt. Thursday after noon. Over thirty women were pres ent. Mrs. R H. F. Struckmeier of Salem attended, Mr». Grace Peterson and Mr». Varla Whet »lone attended from Albany Mr». John Shepherd pre sided. Miss Leona Johnston gave sev eral piano solos. The gift, were many and beautiful. Delicious refreshment» were served by the ho.tr«., J, H. Van Orden and wife of Elk City have been visiting their daughter. Mrs A. Burkhalter, Mr». E. G. Grit ton and eon of Salem are now visiting there. Mr». Alma Haxen uf Yaquina was visiting her brother, R II. F. Struck- motor, Sunday. Tpr llucn'i keep a store Mr. Strwkmeier ami family arv staying here while rrocting a barn at their prune orchard S. B. Holt and wife attended the big Jersey sale in Portland Thursday. T. M. and Will Holt also attended and via- ited there until Saturday. Larwood Items ♦ June 2« M im Josephine Puwell uf East Knox I' .tt. has been visiting with Mies Hasel Howard and Mias Bernice Davenport the last week, Ben Schmidt and wife and Mrs. Geo. Tietjen motored to iabanon Saturday, The patrons uf Bergen Hollow, Diet 9«. met on the lath snd elected O. K. Hu ward as director and Geo. Tietjen as clerk. The board now consists of Hoa ry Doleaal. Ed Stepanok and 0. K Howard. Mrs Geo. Westenhouee and son, Ar tie. vlilted St the hum« of Con Westen- h<.u»e last Saturday. They pKaed and took back with them a nice lot of wild blackberries, which Mrs. " setenhuuee will put up for the winter. Nothing incrva.ee the number of one's guests so much a. wiki blackberry pie. Our school election for s union high school was a failure, but we hope to do better next time. We pay a higher high school tax in our district (snd not have a high school) than other diatnete l>ay that have a high school. Why not have a high school at home and at the same time cut down taxes? As it ia at present we are compelled to help pay for all high school students in Linn county who do not live in high school di itricta. Why not educate our own «'hiklrcn in a union school at home and keep our tax money where it belongs and not have it taken out of our dis trict and divided up among the high M-hools of Linn county? The county • • irt levies a high school tax on our property, why not reap the beneflte? Geo. Tietjen is building a guod barn. Has it almost completed. Georgs has tw-vn buying sosne gotal cows lately. Keeping late hours at night is having <|uile a noticeable effect on Bob ElUott. Geo. L. < urry and Goo. D. Webb are this day making final proof* on their Itomeateada. John L. Davenport and Rockford White arv witness»« Proof is being taken by County Clerk R. M. RussolL Con WestenhMiee and wife are ship ping poultry to the Portland market. The Are warbeiw have been clearing the trails in this vicinity. Robt. Elliot haa taken charge of the bartier shop at Crab tree, where he works on Saturdays. The Howanis have been furnishing the neightwra with strawberries this season. Chas. Rockwell haa killed two coyotes recently. St Oder, la of Albany College passed through, this vicinity on their way to I Snow Peak, where they spent their va cation. Two boys drove a red bug. which they wrecked on a stump. The one who was not the driver told the one who wee driving that “you urter have June 2fl Went un the other side. *’ "Yes.'* said Clarence Ixiv.joy and wife of Dalia, the driver. "I know that’s what I came over Saturday to spend Sunday should have did.** My. the boys shore with the old Pie Eater, as it was hi« do larn grammar when th»'V go to col- BOth birthday He is enjoying the beet !<■»:••* The professor of mathematics of health. was in the crowd, but wo didn't notice Mrs Lulu Milligan ia the proud moth liie professor of English. er of a baby boy, born on the 2ith mat. Several parties have been buying Uncle Jim is aa proud of him aa a U»y shakes from O. K Howard lately is of his first lung pants. II a »rd edv.rti.ed his shakes in the We are all quite sorry to learn of o w Scio Tribune, and sinew then ths de good neighbor». Henry Prvever aial mand ha. been greater than the supply. Wife, separating over a trifling matter C. C. Davenport and family and Mrs. We are sorry to learn of thrxieath ->f O. K Howard motored to» Lebanon last Fred Randell, Aunt Becky Morris' •»•*. Friday afternoon. and a nephew of Albert kaudell. who The lameroo saw millh aa been closed passed awav on the 3rth mat. N a Poet- down for Mime time on ar count of hav land hospital He had twen paralysed ing no logs on hand. for some time. A good motto: "Do all the gaud you The old man has given away his <«• • can to all the people you c as in all the orite Fos Terrier dog. He was a ways you can.** Present «ay motto is; sance, as be killed my chicks. •Nlhre 'em b-l.” Aa Joe and Ed Kalina have pate* -of strawberries near the Sanderson lirsl| ;e ♦ they went down Sunday ami bruuic'.it home a supply well worth going after Anyone wtahing vegetable, should "4 call in at the Santiam Farm, aa he has June 25 a fine assortment at reaaunablo prices. Potatoes, fl a bushel, peas, 20c per g al Wedding bolls at Joi plain eooo— ien, rhubarb, 2c per lb., beete. 25c per nrominent parties impli extend. doaen, earrote, 10c per doxam. Royal (Jtto Wetdeman was i t laird «a vis Ann cherries, 25c per gallon, loganlier rles. 25c per gallon, otuona gr.lurv Come itor Thursday Miss Maxine Borry of Bilem is out and the old man will treat you SANTIAM FARM NEWS i ♦ ♦ l YU10W PfNCIL th* Pi D BAND f PENCIL CO. NEW YORK USI limit» Sunday. E Clark and Mi» family and is V iilng home folk« at on-sent. Oregon Mist. Winnie Privett of Portland are \ The first contingent of 50 boya ing their relatives here, the Phtllif- and Privett's. K. M. Chronic, working at St arrived at Big Brother Farm near U-tuin.ih Monday. The purpose of !••• who ha« • • erm it to aid unfortunate !■ >ya Helen« for «• the city, give them a summer ■ i In- p make itetter cBira-na months, rsturned home Thur-Li of attend to his berry crop Miss Tillie Deutsch of Mt of them. Ange agpaa******************* JORDAN ITE MS right- as be is not able to run his ped visiting her cousin. Mm. SiIPliiliiDS. dling wagon. the present week The old man and good wife made a Joe Jungwirth and family of pleasant call in Scio Mon day. where we Newberg are visiting reiadiwes here enjoyed our old friends, which is the pleasure of our lives at present. Mrs. Ed Daugherty and femilr of Our cool, rainy weather still contin ues. doing more harm than good. Oregon City came do wn rwoesaily to The old man la now ready to acanm- see her daughter. Mia Fink. whs is modate his old customer. when they ill. see flt to call on him John Shelton and family PIE EATJUt Crabtree Thursday to make Because of ram and cool weal her „Co/7* T mi T iw , ví *' iTiX aarohi Winchester Special THIS WIEK 26-inch HAND SAWS 98c • Scio Oregon visit art th hie pare its. the the Waterloo Sunday achual conven Shelton’s. tion baa been poetpu< ed M m Mr«. Quite a number from June ed the ptoMe and >oil r Skewback » ■ <4
