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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1924)
Ì • jf A* > >5’- .«.Vi* \ ’ « ' -4b ‘ • « 7/ M-.-.'-;’- I «•’7«A * % ' . f ■ ® 4 J K*. - I* * •* 4» • * • i •V ., .*»•■* » - , 1? v|r • -»' a *'*- ’ ' f * f *- -• • * * F - *« -, ■ : • a 4 •* *>• 54*. The Scio Tribune Local Xfit'8 anti ClaMÌflcd ■f““ - -g— '—K '- la Th Ctrcsrt Caart tf Tbt State if Orttaa ta nd fw Tba Cwttj if Da BeftftaiHt Nt 2 Riiey Shelton was in Albany on GILKEY STATION business Friday. The predictors of the h-irselras F. B. Studnicka «nd family of age lost sight of the fact that there «'* - ‘ - - ■ 'M' * —« Stayton viseted friends In Scio New is another element to reckon with, Years. I am stiil on the markst for fat besides the one of the mere useful Dr. C. Ficq and family of Albany ness of the horse. Human gratitude gs. J. D. Densmore. •punt New Years day with Dr. Prill for that long carver of service.with Mary Harmon was an Albany vis and wife and Mrs. Scott. out which civilization would nut itor Wednesday. E. F. Gilkey, who is running the have made ita fpresrnt strides, has When you entertain, let us furnish I county rock crusher at Albany, was created a bond of attachment be you, with SOO score cards. tween man and the horse that will in Scio over the New Year. iion't forget to attend divine wor not be easily broken The time J. F. Nadvornek and family of ship somewhere next Sunday. when man first discovered the docile Springfield visited the Charles Tucek and tractible qualities of the horse Mrs. C. E. Hunt visited her moth family over the Now Year. is not known. Although the ox. as er, Mrs. Bishop, at laimnon Sunday Wm. Fuller, wife and daughter a domestic work animal, is doubt Buena Shores of Lebanon visited and Art Chandler were in Scio Sun less of greater age. the horse was over the New Year with Rose Young. day from their farm near Lebanon. known as a military aid. first for Little Mart Bilyeu and wife of Word has been received in Scio cavalry and later for chariot use. Albany visited at E. C. Shelton's that Mr. and Mn Fax Thayer of nearly as long as written records of; 1 Sunday. In the wars be Portland have a new baby girl born history extend ' tween Persia. Egypt and Greece the Jack Frost and wife of Albany last week. side was often victorious that had 1 •pent New Year’s with the family Miss Mac Stoddard, who is at- the moot and the beet horses. The of W. F. Pepper. tending school at Monmouth, •pent •Used of the Arab is a classic of Hagey, the Jeweler, has been the Christmas vacation with Mrs. primitive romance. Those notions stocking the new Relay Alarm V. A. Mcknight. that made the best u«e of the horse Clock«. They are fine. Misses Rose Jiroch and Mary made the most rapid progress in the Mrs. D. C. Thome returned Mon Sbimanek, who are working in Al evolution of culture. day night from aten-days visit with bany. spent the New Year with Ready to Meet Winter relatives in Portland. home folks in Scio. ♦ L. B. Hixson and wife of Albany Clement, the little son of Mr. and were Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. R. M Cain, who has been very R. L. Hixson and wife. ill with pneumonia, is reported on A. 1. Arnold of route 2, treated the ro«d tn recovery. himself and family to a new Over Miss Pauline Simms returned land car for Christmas. Sunday evening to her duties at Eu- D. C. Thoms and James Johnston geue after spending the holidays at attended a Scottish Rite meeting in her home In this city. Portland the first of the week. Resolve that during 1924 you will use more of that good Meadow Mrs. Almina Pomeroy was the Shade Butter, made by the Scio guest of her daughter. Mr«. G. N. Creamery Co.. and be sure of the Crabtree, in Albany Christmas t»-«t on the market. Glen Holland and wife returned t I I V. McAdoo and wife were In Portland yesterday, after spending Salem Sunday afternoon to see their the holidays with relatives here. nephrw, Floyd Haskell. Jr., born to If you are in need of a good poc Mr and Mrs F. W Haskell at ket knife, gel the old reliable Maher bany just before Thanksgiving & Grosh. For sale by Hagey, the Kyle R. Moore viaited at Jeweler home of John Goins Saturday. E. II. Hobson and wife of Salem Moore came here after visiting rela •punt the New Year with friends in tives In Portland and is on hi« way Scio and attended the dance at Rich to Scio, where he may »pend th* ardson Gap. winter. — Albany Democrat. Rolla Shelton and wife and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Hoagland ter. Ardith. went to Salem Sunday, are the proud parents of a baby taking Gladys Shelton, who had re boy torn December 31. Mother and mained beta since Christmas. son are doing nicely under the care (htcar Pomeroy and wife of La- of Dr. Hobson and Mra. Simms. comb and Hugh Worley and wife The baby has been named Everett and bttle daughter. Marjie, visited William. Mis. Almina Pomerov Sunday. Barney Bond of Albany, a former Mrs. Irma Shotwell has returned comrade of C. C. Bilyeu in the Span- to her duties at the Scio high school ish-Ainencan war. called on Mr. uller -pending the hohdavs with Bilyeu Thur-day Mr. Bond was top I relatives In Salem and Portland. sergeant in Company L. suth regi bliss Hazel Hall, domestic science ment. This was their first meeting teacher in the Scio schools, return in '23 years. MICKIE SAYS— > -4^ ”A happy Now Year to you. New mercins. new bleaamgs. light on the way, New courage, new hope, and strength for each day; New notes of Thauksgiving. chord* of delight. New praise in the morning, song« in the night.” euer *. Riley Shelton. —(Mr Plaintiff, Mary E Hchmadeka and ¡1 ( hr s Xchmsdeka, her hus- band Flurcncr F Witherow and Norman Witherow, her hosband; Cyrus Holsciaw; I.re Ya lev and Sarah Yates his wife; La Layette R. Yatea and Lucille Yates, hi« wife; William J. Yates and <• race Yatea. hie wife; , Joseph Yatea; Maude M. ' txing and Frank long, her i husband; Stella Fix and T. I A Fix. her hnatiand; J. Glgar Yatea and Laura Yatea, hia wife; Emma Yatea. and also all other prraona or partiae Onknown clam.nig any right, title, estate, lien or interval in the real estate described in the Complaint herein. Defendants. niw new new new A telephone meeting was held at the school house Saturday. R IL McDonald 1« home from Portland, where he attended the teachers meeting as a delegate from Linn county. Frank Prokop and Raleigh Fsei- lag went to Harrisburg Saturday, To Man £. Schmsdeka, Chris Sch- where Mo. Prokop purchased a fine U , 11 h <- ___ r o „ w, ! madeka, I _ __ i. registered Holstein from the herd Norman With-row. Cyrus Holsciaw, , LsFay< tte It. Yates, Lueila Yatea, of George Mef'art. Will -m J Ysics. Grace Yates, Mr«. Clara Chappelle and familv Yatee, Maud- M. Ixmg, Frank of Woodburn, who have Iwen visit Long, St. ii» Fi', T. A. fix, J. t.dgar Yat«-», Laura Yates and also all other ing relative« here for several day«, person» or parties unknown claiming any right, title, c»late, lien or interest returned home Saturday. in the real «-»late described in the com E. F. and Alvin Gilkey have mov- plaint herein; IN niENKMEOl TH ESTATE OF ed to Albany, where they arc now ORI. -ON, You and each of you are employed hereby rrquir. <1 to appear and answer About forty pci'Dle gathered at ' the . ni; iaint of the above named plain- | tif in tl.- above entitled Court now on the new luxurious home of Mr. and flic with the Clerk of said Court on or Mr«. Fred Mmpelt Sunday evening .’befu - th» fll«t dsv of January, 1924, that I h ing the I hn I <lay of the time pre- for a sing. They were iuvited by »< ril><-d >r> the older for the publication . and if you fail so to the youngest memlwr of the family. .¡,'T enr and answer th«- plaintiff will sp- Miss Opal. Mrs. Juanita Kitchin, i ply to - I Court for the relief demand- another daughter, and Mrs. S. B fed in »aid «ompiaint, to-wit: For a Pn-rve of said Court ordering, Holt presided at the piano. Good k I iu ’»ring acd decreeing that the plain old hymns were sung until a late tiff above named ta the owner tn fee •in.I .• of th. following described real hour. Mrs. Holt also rendered a |in : ■< rtj ■ d oited In I inn County, Ore piano solo and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. gon. to-wit: All of l-ot S». Five <5> in the City of Freitag sang several hymns in their Scio, L >>n C utity. State of Oregon, aa native German tongue. Aller the the'»me H|>p< nr» and u designated on singing a pleasant time was spent in the ri-e«»rd<-«l | lat of the original survey ..f said city of Scio on file and of record conversation. m the offi< > <>f the Recorder of Convey Officer* were ’elected at Sunday ance« in and for raid County «mi State. treasurer. Lucile Sommer; chorister. Mr« J. G. Holt; pianists. Misses Marian Gilkey and Lucile Sommer. Mr. and Mr« R H McCarter had a most pleasant surprise Christmas day, when their brother, T. L, Rice, wife ami daughter of Portland came to stwnd the dav and I rought u good supply of Christmas luxuries already to place on the table. They returned via Scio tu visit another elater, Mrs. Harry Johnston and family. Harry Jones of Stayton »|>ent the week-end with his grandparents, the J. G. Holt’s. ed Tuesday night from her home in Adolph Jorgensen and family of Albany where she spent the holidays Auburn. Washington, and Mias Soukup of Edmonds. Washington, W. E. Arnold has purchased 10 have returned to their homes after acres of land opposite the home of spending the holidays with their ala- bis son, L. P. Arnold, east of Sc o ter. Mrs. J. F. Wesely. and brorher, and plans to move there in the J. 3. Sticha. They drove through. spring. Roy Shelton and wife and daugh Next Tuesday night the Knights I ters. Gladys and Fern, of Salem, of l*ythias will have much business before them of importance to every end Rolla Shelton and wife and member, and the officers request daughter, Ardith. of Scio ate Christ all members to come out that night. mas dinner with their parents. E. C. Shelton and wife. Mr. Shelton. Mr«. V. A. Mcknight had as New Sr., has been confined to his bed. «ga»w»«C Ysar dinner guests Fred Btlyeu and but is able to ait up some now. wife and daughter. Virginia; F R Henry Stepanek came to the Tri Gill and wife; Guy McKnlght and W. R. Munkers and wife of Lex bune office Tuesday and ordered the ington, Oregon, and granddaughter. wife; Mias Josie Kot an and Lionel Tribune sent for a year to Joseph Leona Gsntry of Portland and Bob Mcknight. Borovicka. at Beaverton, with Wood and wife of Clifton, Oregon, Eugene's schools are becoming so whom his daughter Wuanita makee who were visiting at the Joe Mun crowded that the city has bought her home The honor of the flrat kers home last week, returned to two new school sites. This condi new subscription for 1924 therefore Portland Sunday. W. R Munkers tion is manifest in every growing goes to Henry. Who will be next? and wife will return to the valley in dtv. wnile many rural communities are showing a school decrease. The Oregon Journal and Oregonian a month and visit among relatives the rest of ths winter. Mrs. W. 8. Carpenter. who fell each issued a year-end and New Year | Ralph NcDonald and family and on the sidewalk at her home about edition, which were resplendent with ; Oregon's growth during 1923 and Mrs. Fred Smith and family ware five weeks ago and broke two riba, is just now able to rest easy and prophecies for 1924. Nearly evary Sunday visitors at the Joe Munkers get around in comfort. For one section of the state was mentioned with stories and many advertian-1 of her age, this is considered re- Mrs. F. T. Thayer is in Vancou- ths Tribune rajmess merits. These were great Wasb.. assisting to care for her for the O Ichiklrew who have the i : school Sunday as follows; Superin tendent, W. A. Gilkey; a»»latent nu pcrintendent, J. G. Holt; secretarv- When winter cumss It «111 (In.) youth •qnlpped tor a frolic with IL Innum erable sweaters. Jack eta scarf» and caps of warm wool have ‘•sports*' writ lea ta every stitch of their owy tex- lure and tn their glowing colors. Here Is a matched set—jacket, scarf and cap of angora- In two colors (ths scarf tkalslicd with yarn fringe). « Mr and Mra. J. G. Holt were dinner guests Sunday with W. A. Gilkey’s. The Southern Pacific has cut the rate on rough lumber shipped into Eugene for remanufacturing pur poses. You'll rind Your Want Here Al»«», H-ginning at the Northwest . corn, r of lz>t No. tour (4) in the City of Scio in Linn County. State of Ore gon, a;> the -am« appear» and is desig nated upon the recorded plat of the or- igi ml survey of said citv now on file ind of ret rd in the office of the Re- <Mrder of Conveyance» in and for said County and State and running thence South along the West boundary line of -axl lot a distance of Thirty-six (36) feet, thence East One Hundred i i(M)> feet; thence North Thirtv-aix 36) feet to the North line of said lx>t; thence Wetii along tin North line of »aid Lot On. Hundred <1<O) feet to the place of beginning. That yon and each of you will be de- erttd t<> have no right, title, estate, lien or inter. -I in or to the above de- perty or any part there of and that you and each of you will be for ever barred and enjoined from as tir rtmg any claim th.rrto whatsoever »i>d that a de< rve w ill be taken against j. u for such other and further relief as may be proper in the premises. This summons is tiubhahed in the Scio Trilmrv by order of the Honorable Geo. t). Hingham, Judge of the above enti- tled Court, ma.te and entered on the 13th day of December, 1923, wherein this sumnioc. was onb-red and directed to I* |4ibli»he<l once a week for six conaccutive and successive weeks, be ing sever. Weekly publication» thereof. The .late of the first publication of thia summana is the 2>>th day of Decem ber, 1K23 and the date of the last publi cation thereof i» the 31»t day of Janu ary. 1924. HILL & MARKS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Postofltee A'Mresa of Attorneys tor Plaintiff: Albany, Oregon WANTED- Boy to assist at the TRIBUNE OFFICE. FOR SALE—About 50 mixed grain hay and 20 ton of straw G. M. Bilyeu box hl 2tp B. - ter Thun Trap« For Rata WrUw AJsaaa Drus C«^ YaaaS as i': ** RAT-*ni( A p I« tWimr <lw wart • I ..tu*. m«-vwhuo«rv <w.. f..abn jva,“ Try I« «• your rata FOR SALK-Potatoes SI.25 tier Hundred Delivered Chas. Chrx. Scio Phone 19. 17 tf wru <ne ' .1<, C«fflr»r for uw«, no -m«- h v'.- rl-rU. < «u Aw «<■»'• taucSn. Jutsa., usa*!have na mbo «. Any girl in trouble may nnnmuni- T » »-ran He r-e one mn: •• far cate with Ensign lx* of the Sal I» . .,«>» r-... A. n y..-t ; (I * foe ba»«« a«4 auti>^<lUM>es t ijrt A Uhsg rut» Uatar. vation Army at the W hit« Shield ■■ 111.... »aMsad i ....a»a.d U mamn Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Port Kelly'« Drug' Store, Scio, Oregon land. Oregon. FOR SALE — Four cow« due to freshen within r month. Pick the bunch for $H5 00 or will Mi all for S-'UK) <K> Chas. A. 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