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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1923)
Local .Yews anti Classijit-tl Page 4 Th« Scio Tribune T LOCAL BREVITIES J I The Shelton A Bro. meat market el in Too Uy morning to finish up M Kalina’, owp. They have ju»t ia f . mg re painted on the in.ide — , :- finished at Crabtree and will finish C. W. Bragg and wife went fish the Ford tractor demonstration T. L. Duggrr. former editor of ,, ,- , a’> »I mivc in a few days. ing on Roaring Boer Sunday. the first of the Week. the Tribune, 1« in Scio for a short taiTK W. W Allinghsm of Eugene stay. Chester Coffee and family of Mc came in Monday rooming on buain«*ae. Minnville spent Sunday with Mrs. M im Mary Walker, of the J. F. Mias Louise H'wch of Redmond. Wraely grocery, left Sunday morn JORDAN ITEMS Coffee's mother. Mr«. V. A. Mc Oregon, is visiting in Scio tht* week. knight. ing for Portland and other points on Louis Vans and wife of Port'«nd her vacation. Aug. 21 Al Daniels of Portland came out •pent Sundav with Mrs France« Rev E. S. Muck ley held aervievs by way of Albany Monday night to Mi- (tr.»fr Daugherty help Kotan on route 3. at the Christian church Sunday He ing ! < r nubter, »Mrs. Fink, with her spend his vacation with hi« friend. Mias France« Wrsely went to ha» taken the pastorate of tbe Gordon W«-»rly. hou ework the post month. Portland Sunday to visit for a week. churrh Rev. Eason, former pastor, G. L. Hnnagan and wife spent Mr. I rl mui and wife were trans John JI roe left Saturday morning has taken the church at Jefferson the Week-end at Kingston with S. acting Lu»in<-»« in our burg Satur Gue«« how many bar» of «o«p tn day . Mr. I rb«n operates a bat* A. Schieman and Wife. Mr« Schic on a buaine«» trip to hi« farm. <>0 mile» aouth of Pierre, South Dak the Pi-ople« store wind *w. the one man accompanied them home to tcry factory up on Morrison creek. gucasing the nearest, will receive ■ spend a few day« with her mother. Claude Ewing of Portland wm Mr. Endres and wife made a box of Sno-lite «oap FREE. Sno-lite How about a pound or two of here Sunday to attend the funeral »’ pping call at Stayton Saturday i« a good hard laundry »*ap and “Meadow Shade“ butter? It is of Moyer Ewing He 1« a half broth evening. d<>«-« not melt away tn the water er of W. A Ewing. made fre»h everv day from pasteur From the -on nd of merriment, like a softer «<>np «tort. ised cream Get it from your gro Mias Josie Kotan has returned w ! ■ jw. and other noise. Wcdnes- A letter r<«cciv«-d by George Mor cer or at The Scio Creamery Co. from her vacation and is «gam at da night the Land of youngsters row Thursday contained the new«; Tuesday morning while running her place in th«* Hibier A- Gill de who came to the dam to swim, of • sa*i accident to his »i»ter. Mr« the job press at the Tribune office partment »tore without doubt had a pleasant time Baldwin, last Sunday between Port C. E. Hunt had the misfortune to T. J. Munkers «nd wife. Jefferson as the evening was quite warm land and Salem Mrs. Baldwin and t catch his left hand in the fly wheel Myer« and wife and Mi»s Mvrtle and vuitalde tor such occasions. her daughter, Georgia, were driving and cut three fingers. We are glad Myer« of Portland attended the Mr» S Grimes, mother of Wm. with Mr. George Emtnit when hia to state that the accident was not funeral of Moyer Ewing Sunday. car skiddrd and ran into a bank. ' (ormes, ha*> l«een visiting at the serious Mr. and Mm Roy Hixon have throwing Mrs. Baldwin and her latter a home the na»t few days. We have the M. Born & Co. line leaaed the Dr Hobaoo property, for daughter out of the car and break* Slur is in the righties, but hale and of tailoring for fall and winter. merly occupied bv Dr. Ficq, and ing Mrs. Baldwm'a collar bone. hearty. The oldest and largest wholesale moved there the last of last week R F Brunner and wife of Lcba- Monday night at the Ptmples tailors in the world. Call on us P. C Binford and wife of Portland theatre the Majestic Players put on nm were Sunday visitors at the and look the line over. Hibbler & attended the funeral of Moyer Ew the play. "The Girl he Couldn't W • rt mans filer Brunners are re- Gill Co. Scio. Ore. ing Sunday. Mr» Binford was Miss Buy" which was well rec»*iv«-d by the (<nth from Oaklahoma. So far Sylvia Munkers before her marring«* fairly well filled house. Last night they think Oregon ‘The liest yet”. Mrs. Lulu Grey »on and son. they returned and played "The! I‘ icrgrvens aie here again with a Chsrle«, of I^xfi, California, arrived Hottentot“. This troupe is making bountiful harvest, whether markets Monday morning to visit at the arrangement« to play in Scio regu-: are fa vor.dtle or not. 1'hus the Tonv Greysoti home for a few days. larly this winter. They play a line eood and bnd seems to l>e going of popular play», and every one is a hanj in liand till some process of Scio wu well repre«« nted in the "Star" in hia role. rcadiustuicnt takes effect, but who - Hub city Satuiday One who was can say when? ■ there says he «aw quite « numb«*r Fred Bllveu. our genial Ford Mrs. Fr«d Bllveu mo" red to agent, was in Portland attending Stavton Thursday on buaineM John Leaner and wife were in Albany on buaineaa Monday after noon. Dr. J. G. Gill and wife of Leba non called on Frank Gill and wife Sunday evening. Mr. and Mr«. 8. A Schieman re turned Tueaeay From a week*« out ing at Clear Lakr. Mr». John 1-egner has gone to Stayton to visit for a few week« with her «i«ler. G. L. Flanagan and family re turned Thursday from a visit «t Portland and The Dalle«. Guy Hollia and family of Chico Calif, and Mia« Myrtle Hollia are ■pending a few day« al the coa»t Herbert Shelton and wife and Mr». Nell Hollia and Chri« Bilyeu alt« nd- ed the ball game in Albany Sunday afternoon. Fay, the four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K C. Pettit on route I. underwent an «qieration for appendicitis in an Albany hospital Friday. Mr«. Fred Bilyeu and Mr- C. E Hunt went to Portland .Monday afternoon to attend the Ford tractor demonstration which is being held there all thia week i of our citizen» on the »tree’». : ♦ We have I Oil fly «»«tiers to give ■way. Come in and get one. ■ The People« Store. Scio. Ore. ’ Cut your farm coats in half with the Fordson Save money on every acre plowed with the Fortson Multiply the work of vour farm tools four to six times with the Fordson : ♦ Aug 21 Threshing ia now in full blast, Notice During the absence of with favorable weather and pros John Jiroc from th«- city, anyone pect» of a fair yield. Arch and Ray Ross finished up wishing to rent the 7. C It J hall cutting t cir oats on the Santiam plea«* call on Joe Boyanovsky. Farm Sunday at dark. They had Scio win visited Tuesday evening a tine crop. bv a slight thunder shower. This i« Elmer Grillin. who is an attend the first rain since early July. No ant at the Got tags Farm, came up damage ia reported but it cl«>are«| home late Sunday and returned up the atmiMiphere and laid th«* dust . Monday morning. for a few days at least Mrs Ida Grahrm and slaughter. Muri, of Monitor came up for a i weeks visit with her father, S. W. ( ■aines, and brother ami sister. Mrs. Poindexter of Scio. The old man is has ing a time of j his life with his game leg, which is very painful anil sore, lie has had to call Ihr. Browne twice as it will not heal ami keeps the old man housed up. Mrs. t iara I lor-d^ugh and dauglitci. Miss IXirris. called in (luring the week with a line supply of beans, as Jic was afraid ti c tarm was out We have only about 11 Ml gallons. We must say one of our most popular young men has recently l ei niic oLvcsaed to paint things red. We had felt assured such characters dwelt only in novels; but now comes our gentle Sylves ter Bender, who is giving his mill a Ireatit^ul coat of red trimmed in white. But as “Syl” has many good merits to In» past carver, we tor tlds first deviation, look over the rashnes» .»nd crll it wry good. • r ............ . < fregoit Mist .. — .. ----------- For Sale Library table, oil stove »'* I telephone Inquire of H. E. Tobic, Scio. < ire. W anted Good woman for general w rk. Wage» »mall but good home for right party. Inquire either by letter or in person, Scio Ho tel Scio Ore. ti. Wanted Four cords of wood fir preferred, Mr«. Jane Compton. Wanted 12 Cord« of big fir wood, |6 inch length«, and free from knots, Inquire at the Tribune office. Any one wishsng tine sweet com The Fed for canning come out as I have an Moru-y to Ixran at .r>i'. eral I and Bank of Spokane. Wash , acre of the l«e»t, also I Inna lay a i -«- ■ | Will make loan» through the Forks lies galore and cheap as Lully l*Cct of the Santiam National Farm at a |w-nnv a pound; tomatoes in f/»an Asxociation in amounts a few «lavs for all. Potato«» $1 (Ml from fbHl to 125, (MMi. for a per il at of 5 to 34 J years, on first mort- a bushel. Come when you gar . security, inquire of W fl. hungry. McLain, Sec.-Treat.. route 2, Lucas Bilyeu'» thresher pull-{ Scio, Oregon. I1P Cut your hours in the field over half, with the Fordnon Give yourself an 8-hour day - you can with the Fordson SANTIAM FARM NEWS Has NEVER Been Dunlicated It taken something bemdea engineering tn furnish a Tractor like the Fordnon to sell at this astonishingly low price. That something in owner confidence, built on permanent satisfaction. There is over 170.000 Fordaon Tractors in use wherever Power Farming is being done Fordnon la showing superior service. If you are not using a Fortson now, start right. The working ability of this remarkable power plant ia cutting farming costa m half in al most every Kind of work done, at the draw bar or from the belt ask ua for all the details -—call, writ« or phone. Fred T. Bilyeu Scio Hotel &, Restaurant I Meals at All Hours LOWE &. MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS Al) farwral» given personal attention by Mr, I owe Service» and I rieee « oiaranterd to Satisfy I*, very ( «»turner lady Attendant if desired N. C. low« Auto I jt ba non Equipment Photic 9
