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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1923)
Th« ScioTTribun« General —-------- Notte« Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet » SANTIAM FARM NEWS Owing to ths fact that I sm ••• • • • •**••«•«••• moving to Salem, all those knowing Oct » themselves in debted to me pleas Mrs Rebecca M >rris of the Bum call at my of tic* for settlement. mers’ Hotel" at Scio is out at the Dr E H Hobson Santiam Harm for u f»-w days' rest Our adver tuer» arc good boost- and cheering up the -Id Fie Eater School District No. 95 Thto originai esumate is mede in compitante with «action '¿il-A <>f thè schuol lawa of 11>21 and show» in paralisi eolumns thè unii coat» of thè sa versi Service«, material and «upplies for tha three Asciai year» nell prveeeding thè current year. thè .letali exprnditurrs for thè Issi uno uf said three Asciai year» and thè budget a Ilo wances ami ex|iendlturr- for su mmiths of thè current year (•‘Sia months of thè current year" means ala months uf th« last sch<»»l year > EXPENDITUES John Wesely and wife of Scio era They arc the cream oi the trade Give them your |>stronage called in to console the old man and solicit milk for the Scio Condenser« Mr C. Gaines of Crabtree called in Sunday afternoon to see his fa ther. who is pulling on with his sore leg adarkfr flormy», And Oh! how wel come Pearl Oil’s comfy warmth! Pearl Oil — because it keeps the air sweet and clean — heat by the roomful —and no one need budge to keep up the cheerful, efficient, little flame. Ready at the touch of a ITEM Mr Gambrill <>f ¡»-ban -n iwned our school in District No. 17. M in- day morning w th only 13 pupi!» enrolled No cl a «te» were held in the afternoon to give the pupiis a chance to buy their new ixK»k». After an absence of ihr«-v years Ed Archer and wife arcv-d <i- i < from Seattle f<»r a week’s t sit with Mrs Archer's mother. Mrs S W Gaines Clarence Ix>vej >v and wife of Dal las came over Tuerday to Upend a week with Mrs Lovejoy's mother and sister, Mrs. Archer, whom »he had not seen for three years Dr. Prill is out ever* morning to sandpaper and polish up the >ld man s shin and apply a new c -at of varnish, so it shines like a pew ter dollar in a mud hole; » ■ ths oi l man will soon lie out as go >.| a* new The farmers are now truring out a bone putting in their fall crops i. the ground is in tine shape md they are all full of pep and ging'-r Our Sunday senool is pr >.;re«-nug nicely under super visi >n of Mrs. for living-room, bath, hall—anywhere steady, cheering warmth To insure beat re sults, use only Pearl Oil — tha clean-burning, uniform keroaana—re fined and re-refined by the Standard Oil Com pany’s special process. Tuta! Personal Services "PEARL OIL”—copy righted for your pro Hr«t year giva yearly lutala i MW) « 7**5 l» s ¿0 IMI M atkkial am © Surrtuw 2 Suppliva (chalk. eie > 3. Library hook» 4 Laboralory Supplì«« 8. Janilor’s supplì»» 7. Enel.................................. H. Llght ......... ...................... •• Water IO. Pietage and atatMinery 26 l«J Total—Material A xupplies MAINTENANCE ANU Kat AIKS Painting building............. Shingling building Maintenance L Kvp. Total IMIKSTKUNKHS interest on warrants Total I mie bledn«-sa IhSUKANi K a • . p 'Total - Inaurane« MtiKELt-ANEota -upplies for D Science..,. Printing and «dvsrtmmg Freight and hauling .lutai - - - - --•••••« l'iacellaneuus I MKNIiKSI'V GILKEY STATION • • • Tata! Oct. » Emergency '( ìbamp T otal .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grounds <>f Buena Vista were recent visitors at ths R. 11. McCarter home. Will Wilson has Ixiught the farm formerly owned by Mrs. Bertha price. I Eulela (' Arnold, do hereby certify that the above esto.- te of -xi» -nditu . • fur th. iV2 t«2 was prepared by me anti that the expenditures ami budget al» e for six m nlh» uf the current year and the expenditures for the three flscial years next pre« the current year as Shown above have been complied from the records In my charge and are true ano correct codios .thereof. H'l.El.A C. ARNOLD, Clerk Bert Wilson who ha» lived on the DeVaney place here several yeurs factory haa renlad Mrs Ralph McKrchnle's , family there Wa t week. The Wruk orphans have Gertruds Tanker haa gone to place on the Albany mad acr«-a Sanderson bridge and m -v. <1 h s \lbany tn wwk in • furniture from the old country. Weinbeig has Will family may mean any kind of kerosene—say >'«>cond year give yearly totals 4 Janitor« 6. Clerk "Coal oil” or "kero- sene Ex pedi- budget allow ture» in ance in detail detail I«« Ü0 11* 1126 2. Principato.......... X Teacher» is wanted! Expenditure« for three Ascisi year« next prececding thelast school year I'KSAONAL SUVk« I we with a fair atten I in ••• Dr. Prill came out Tuesday morning accompanied by Mr. Brier of Portland looking out for vi< a tors of the game law- 11 «veined highly elated with our wonder country. I Expenditure* ami budget allowance for six months of last school year « match to go all day, all night —«ure warmth ÏÏI M A ~ ' Ir* si III to Lyons, I arrived moved were Herman Zeller are workb g on N. I. Morrison tection. hia he and the ! section. The Chas. Apple family have returned from Eastern Oregon, ami are living on Mrs. Apple father farm, near Turner. Mr. and Mrs. S B. Holt and son visited Mrs. Holts sister, Mrs Lemon in Corvallis Sunday. STANDARD OIL COMPANY A missionary programme rendered at Sunday school last Sun- day. a larger'crowd than usual was present Jhere were two birthday Good Eats offerings IL I I lave Some Very Attractive Prices on Heating Stoves and Ranges. Mr. T M Holt, Mr. J G Holt end W A. Gilkey and wives atten ded meeting in Albany Sundav. Silo filling and picking prunes G H. MURPHY, Prop. are mutch in order here now Mra John Shepherd was huste« We Carry a ( Complete Line of Hardware Vi Thursday, to the Thimble club. about eighteen were present •eversi coming from Albany. Mrs Effie Sommer acted as Sec. Mrs. Walter morris being absent, Mrs. Sommer rvad a reminiscence of the club since it was organised over «even years ago. written by Edna Gilkey Contest were enjoyed and a harvest i festival planned for November, Aak for Meadow Shade! Why? 309 W. First at, Albany, Ore. W<- deal in fumiturs of the bettor (<oi ui y »nd »ell at a pries that is within the reach of all. N> why psy more for an inferior article. lie •stand a cordial Invitation to the jicople of scio and vicinity to tn »pert our furniture whan in Alban . You will be under no obligation t-> buy. Fisher- Braden I llounefumiaber*— Undertaker- Albany, Oregon , cause tt to always FROM. I t *
