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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1923)
Albany Paste The Scio’Tribune 1‘ttge 3 The following busitieM firm» of Albany are the lave Wires of the Hub of Linn County. They are real Booster» and Cooperator» for the growth of Linn County, and urge every community to stand loyally bv every enterprise in it» bonier», but conliallv invite you to visit them when in Albmv. George Miller was cutting grsin for Charlie Mellin Friday. He is cutting for Alfred Powell this week. trank Gooch was up from Albany ths last of the week looking after his home place in »-helbum Mrs Will Hirvns and small son. Rob in. of Portland, visit*«! at the home of Mrs. Earl Gooch the latter |u»rt of th- week. Itontist Trexler ami wife are here from Washington on an extended visit with relatives. Edwarxl Swsrtsenburg. an old bache lor living in Shelburn, believe« in mak ing his little home look attractive ami in keeping things dune up in th-* latest style. He has just finished palnti . house a most beautiful brown. »-I has also lust bought a »uni louring ear. He thought It best to get a touting car as be likes to have company along with him— he to quite nujiularwith the your g folks around «helburn. lielmer Churchill spent th-- w<-< k end here with his mother.returning to Gates on the "galloping guoae" bun-lay even ^ slh Gibbons has rigged up his bind County Paragraphs i Edited from our exchanges t»y Mrs. 1. V McAdoo It is announced that E T Troflt- ter. manager of the Unn c-unty fair, will have an office in the First National Rank at A bant Governor Pierce has apt»mted Archie C. Miller of route 3, Albany; 1 Edward .Myers. Scio; and J C May er. Lebanon, from Ijnn county <>n the tax supervision and conserve- tion commission This is in accord ance with a law pa-- d by the la-.t \ legislature. Funeral aorvicea for J •«•ph K«*e- j her. H3. of Lebanon were held Sun day afternoon, lie had tw. n a res ident of Unn t'onnty 4H yens Three thousand blur. red. white, pink, and purple prize ribbom have been printed for the Linn County Fair. Star Cars! Mrs Mary E Eppley. piom-< r re» ident ofpefTerson, died Friday night at the age > f 74. Alluringly Attractive All Standard Uli its The J. W. Cusik & Co. Rank and the First National Bank at Albany have consolidated This is m>w the largest bank In the state outside of Portland. Albany Garage Albany. Oregon The firm of Loomis ,<• B-wtwick. ' ——— the Newport "Fashion'’ frame, the which has tieen publishing the L-tv- dark or cherry tone on the Crystal anon Criterion and the Hrown.*ville frame. Ask to see the samples. Times has been dissolved. .Mr H u- I SANTIAM FARM wick will continue to publish the ♦ Criterion a> d Mr. Loomis will take July 31 over the Times. The Hard's agent, S. B ALlAHY Cb»«, HAROLD ALBRO. Manufacturing Optietan NEWS ! ♦ Cooper of The road to Cascadia, [.inn coun I ebanun, was around Friday with his i medicine and extract, which we have ty's summer resort, is now open and t sampled and find it good. »liner Griffin, who is employed st the is reported to lie in good shape. er ami started in to cut gram in full blast this morning. The Hulecheck meat wagon ju««»«-» through this part of the country twice a week. After a neighbor had spent a half day preparing a white dag and had hung it un the mail box, he fail«-! to atop. She fears the man mu»t either have bait eyesight or had >«d<l out en tirely before reaching her house 'V ayne Rananm came over fromAum- vide and spent the week-end here with the John Ransom ». Ben Gooch and wife have ri t.it ■-I to Dunsmuir, Calif , where he will •--ntiuue with the <irug business Mary Gibbons. Daphne Rai «m, 1.« - ter Quigley ami Claude Holt« «-t> spent Sunday picnicking on the river near here I hey report having a goo*l time Mailer George cam«- home Saturday evening, returning back to Camp 24 on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mr» Murdock. <<ur cream, ry people, were visiting relatives Iti'slrm Sunday. James Trolllrgrr sml family spent Sunday evening with A. Shanks ami wife near Munkers I homes Quigley ami wife of Mun - were fishing in the North Santiam near here the tatter part of the w.-ek M 1. Brown amt family wvre i day dinner guests al the Joe Quinn hottie Mr White attended h-igr in io Fri day night. Good Eats Imperial Cafe G. H. MURPHY. Prop. V»9 W. First st., Albany. On». Oil Staves Have you seen the Clark-Jewell Oil Stoves? One to six burners, ecu- nomic»I in oil, odorless, quick heat ing With or without oven and high shelf. Refrigerator« » ull line of refrigerators In all sizes. Top or front ice fill; from SDl.tM) up. We carry only dependable furni ture Call un or write us for prices Fisher- Braden I’hone Uu Albany, Oregon 3d ami Broadalbin Sts. Monmouth. Mr ami Mrs. Miller of Crabtree and I I Krel«ami wife were visiting at I • .<nard Gilkey’s Sumfay. Mr amt Mrs. J. S. »unk spent two w<-vka visiting their ok! home at Mc Minnville me tim«- ago. While there Mr. »unk met Sam Titus, who is now a r< «blent of that place. He taught school here many years ago. ami claim ed relationship with th.; Gilkey clan John IfeWall Iwgan threshing Mon day. We ho(w to see a large crowd al the < ommunity Club meeting which is to I mi h<;ld here at the Riverview school house -iext Monday evening. A g-xxl program :s Iwing arranged lay aside your work ami your tnaiblea. if you have any, and cunie and enjoy a pleasant evening with all the rest of us. It will do you good. ♦ ♦ • • • • Miss luiura Rundt and brother, Cottage Farm, came up Saturday to spend '•unday with his mother. Mrs. S Deb. were Jordan visitors Saturday. W Games, returning Munday. MitoM l illie ami Mary D m - Iheudorv Gaines of Portland came up trirh, who have tieen visiting their + • to to to»»« to to to-to ■»unday for a few hours at home, re family here, relurnetl to their re- turning late in the evening He is July 31 quite busy with hia transfer business ■ ;><-ctive places in Eugene and Wood Mi»s Lydia Hirsch. wh ■ io. I- • ■ her«- Grant Teters and wife of Salem came burn Saturday lay t with Mrs Teters' several weeks visiting Mrs E. I I I. Phillips han purchased the Krebs, haa return--«! to her home in grandmother He is superintendent of Portland Linderman team an the Lindermans ALBANY. OREGON A C. Heyman. Linn county agent,' th*- iairy department at the Indian William Weinberg has a m-wt hevr- are soon moving to Stayton. where school. let car. Office Hours: is the author of an article in the Frank »ommer, wife and three sons; Fred Sommer ami wife and O I. Holl they intend to permanently reside 9 30 to 12 A. M 1:30 to 6 P. M. C. Hurmeiator and family viaited current issue of the “C untry Gen-! Art Lettenmaier. wife and son called in of Portland alteml-ai the alumni reun Sunday evening for a gtsxl time until ion of the Mim-ral Springs College at her parents at Stayton Sunday, an tieman" describing the poultry 10 o'clock. DK.C.FICQ Sodaville Sunday. "Grandma" is quite ixxirly. Henry Prvever fell from a load of hay Mrs. »dna Gilkey railed on Mm To farm of L E. Arnold, near Lei anon. Jake Weidman and wife ami Mra. DENTIST striking on his shoulder, which has laid bie at the Albany hospital one day la»t Will Grimes and little son called on The world famous cow, Darling's him off from work when he was so week. 410-411 First National Bank Building William llurria ami family of Fpokan* their old neighbors, the J. H. Wort Albany, Oregon Jolly Laaaie. with a record of 1141 busy. »<1 Kalina took pity on the old Santl- have tieen visiting at the William Wein-; mans. Saturday. am gardener and came up Tuesday and berg home. oaoaaaaaaeaaeeeeeeea x ee pounds fat, owned by Pickford | cut Martin Schneider and wife and his fine crop of oats, so the old man The following attcmled th« Woodbnrn Broe. of Marion. Ore.will I. a a|>ec- sister visited Sunday evening at the will have sheaf oats to feed Ms rows campmeeling Sunday: T. M. Holt and Why »oiler with Headache«? • ial exhibit at the Linn county fair. | Hay hauling anil rutting of gram is wife. W A Gilkey, wif- ami Marian. Deutsch home as Mra. Deutsch do««« ' now m full blast. Threshing machines Charles Weinberg and » if--. Will Wein not improve much. Have Yoar Eyas Exaaiaed I Benjamin F. Looney. HI pi-noor are also starting up. as the crops are berg and wife. Lucille »nd l.oette Sum Mrs. M. Fink, who has lx*en ill reeident of Oregon, diet! at his homi- fine and yielding better than was ex mer. Lloyd Whetstone ami Leonard th»* past week, ia able to be around pected Hollis S T. FRENCH near Jefferson Sunday, He er -M-d On Tues-lav. the 24th Inst., our dear The Burkhalters, who were living on some again. GraJeete Oe«e«ee«»iet neighbors and friends. Geo Forge ami the Richard »trnekmeir place, have R V C'ximlxi' sister and daugh the plains with his parents in 1H43 g-»«l wife, drove out to the Hantiam moved to Jeffrmon They made many ter from Nebraska are making the at the age of one year. Farm as per arrangements, to take the friends here during their short stay who t With family a visit It haa tieen a num- 'old .-.si|>le out for a time, as we had not The descendant» of Thoma* Al visited Salem for the past .'•» years We her of years since their residence pine. pioneer of IH47. of the [»ever pulled out in Mr »urge's sedan at two line Smith of Albany are visiting Fred here. Jewelers and opticians p m Near Salem we had a blowout, Mesprlt'a. Doc Jungwirth and wife of Wood ALBANY. - OREGON ! neighborhood, held their first fam only letamnl IS mmulM. then lighting Hert Emerson and wife of The I'sib a burn are visiting hie mother, Mrs. <>ut like a bird on the wing, reaching were dinner gnestw at the l-eonard Gil ■aaaeae»eeeeeee»»ee»«»eei a ily reunion in 39 veers la»' Sunday the capital city at 3:30. The old couple key home Saturday. Mr. I m. r-m ami Nick Emiers. and gathering the tro Percy Talent was drowned in the was thunderstruck with amazement to la-onard were college chum» in Portlaml phies of th«* wa*m from field and see such wonderful change« fin«- build 22 years ago, ami they had not met Calapooia river at Brownsville Sun ings, fine shade trees ami lawns Reach since then. Their coming was one of tierry patch. He says he expects the pen. we saw a few of the boys, the pleasant surprise» we m--et with as to I m * a city guv the rest of hie daya day while swimming It is thought ing all happy, living at home and boarding we loumey down life’« pathway. Owing to warm dry weather the he had a sudden attack of heart 1 at the free hotel, then to the asylum, Elmer »rcitag haa recently bought a loganberrv season will noon tie over, with those beautiful flower beds, lawns car. Priced Right failure. then evergrerna and if they are as and driveways, enough to make one al Misa Juanita Me«pelt and Mr*. Arthur most wish he was crazy; then to the Kelly came home Momiay fr-xn a six r> iminrralive as loganlierri«*s. exit Frenh Fruita and Vegetable»» The building at the corner of Collage Farm, where everything was week's course at the summer normal at small fruit. Oregon Mist in season, First and Ellsworth Streets in Al lovely with all manner of garden vege tables, so there were no signs of star lee <'renin and Cold Drink» bany is being taxed to make room vatiou; then back to the city with de ooaooowooooooooowowooeewooooooooooov» »eoooooooeooooi Always at your wrvice for a service station. This is thot light where we secured a uiuare meal, jit u 1 • to be one of the oldest landmark* in enjoying over again the sights we had ' ’ seen and wishing we sure young; then Albany. It is a part of th»* dona another sightseeing trip, landing up at 712 W. JMh at.. Albany, Ore. tion land claim of Thomas Monteith the capitol building, with Ha lieauttful lawn ami shade trees, where llKNI cars and has been u«ed as an imple were Imrd up and fully 10,000 people easempled to hear the fine music and ment store for the last 50 years. see the grand sight of the electric foun We have It is expected that 250«) train men tain spooling all colors of water 30 to SO feet high, which surely was a sight Everything will attend their annual picnic in almost untielieveable. We arrived at at lljn. »'ho could be more OPTICAL Bryant Park in Altwmy on Augu«t 4. home thankful than the old folks to Mr. and EVE STRAIN The State Highway Commission Mrs. George Forge, who were so de agency lighted with our trip we could not real Is the causa >f many haa just recently let the contract ise our age, for their generous kind HUMAN ILLS 1 for the graveling of *.» 53 miles >f ness. Honing God will ever bless them a» the trip was surely grand for us. - the Albany-Corvallis highway. S. W. Gaines and wife. HE EATER Leonard L Busick. of th»- J L. I Busick & Sons chain of grocery DR. J W GOIN. Veterinarian. stores, died the latter part of the Authorized Auction Sala and Interstate week in Springville. Calif , where Inspector. he had gone in the hope of re-gain- Phones:—Palace Feed Shod, 134-J Residence, 500 R ing his health. : GILKEY STATION ( F. M. French & Sons : Quality Groceries White Cash Grocery Binder Twine New Shipment Just Arrived ; • Universal and L^ang Ranges ! > New Perfection & I lorence Oil Stoves ; BANCROFT Optical Company 313 W. 1st St.. Albany O. F. Korinek Veterinarian Winfield Churchill, a resident of Linn eounty for 70 years and ope rating the same farm for the last 40 years, was honor guest at his home near Tangent last Sunday celebrating his 71st birthday U,. U.lz. SHELBURN NEWS , > July 31 A large crowd gathered on the North antiam river i-urxlay and had a picnic i. -hi- •- k. dinner. After dinner all joined in and Mrs. Mylo Kartu is able to I* h-d B .wim> the wster waa jnat warn - OBEGOM out again after a Un days i^ne*. enough that it was enjoyed by alL V alto answered Day or Hl«** »TAYTOB, - . ■■■■■■ 4 !&R. M.Cain I! L....................... -...........................
