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Jan 8
Jan 8.
Lloyd Davis and hia children.
Allan and Virginia, of Lyle, Wash,
have been visiting their relativ«».
the J. K and Jim 1
Mr
Davis lived here when a b-»y
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wife died last fail with typhoid
fever, leaving him with two lit le
bovs. and two little girl«
Mr
Davis was very ill at toe same time
with the same disease
Th.- old Pw Eater is nut dead yrt.
Highly elated to know our old standby.
Editor Me A J» >u, has rv turned after his
long journey of three months
He and
his good wife are real news hounds, and
we are thus assured of getting all the
good news. " e hope the cl it or hae
fully regained his health.
Our snow storm of 10 days ago has
remained cold, causing lota of cokla,
sickness, worry and work.
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K*llv'« Drugstore. Scio. Oregon
COLD?
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I«et ua suggest
Overcoats
Underwear
Boots and Shoes
Comforters
and
Blankets
and many other necessities
tn on l>iK .store that will
keep you
WARM!
Hibler & Gill Co
Globe-Albany
High Claw Photoplay) Oaly
HI'NDAY-MONDAY, JAN. 13-14
Pronounced by critics to I* her
bent production.
Norma Talmadgejin’ "
"The Voice From’the
Minaret**
With Eugene O’Brien
The following were dinner » uests
at the Riley Preever home New
years dav: August Mentzr and wife.
Luther Heyne and wife. Herman
and Herschel Preever. all from l«eb-
anon, and Henry Preever.
She is much improved. Her small
daughter also had the meadt-a
Mrs. Frei Mespclt was the motive
for a pleasant surprise the evening
of January 4 when member» of the
family gave a surprise party in
honor of her birthday. Forty five
people were present
Game*.music
and song* were enjoyed until a late
hour when delicious refreshments
were served.
Ralph McDonald has moved hi-
family into their large m iern re
aidence which he has recently erect­
ed
Several from here attended the
I Community Club meeting in Shel­
burn. Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. II E. Baldwin and
Mr. and Mrs. W. M Martzall and
I family, wish to exprrM their thank«
to the friend« who »-Mmied during
the illness and death of their darling
I baby. Bernadean, and for the floral
offerings.
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Mt. Pleasant
With Richard BarthelmeM
Dr P T. Twssd
VETERINARIANS
Lebanon. Oregon
Office at
Robertson Drug Co.
Phone 62
carefully conducted VISION
Ed Kalina’» son, Ramon, haa a fear­
ful cull ami aore throat, but irvmi to
be a little better.
G. A Griffin is now seeing the guud
of a wife this cold weather.
Mrs. Katherine Kester has been
Mrs. S. W Gaine» is suffering from
nursing Mrs. Murry Gonser. who kidney troubles.
M C. Gaines of Crabtree waa up Sun­
has been very ill with the iv. ■a-a-
Watch for dates on
‘The Fighting Blade*
David Horaburgh 1« laid up with lum­
bago in his back, and is hardly able to
do his chores.
day. reports his wife in bad aha|>e with
erysipelas. He ia aa fresh aa a boy,en­
joying being out aitending to his stock,
having 50 head of cattle, 300 head of
»heep and 20 hogs scattered over four
mile» of farm.
Ed Kalina killed a fine hog last week,
dressing nearly SOO pounds. The go«»!
wife . anneti some >- halCgalkxi sealers
and getting some IV gallons of lard.
Id 1« surely generous, giving hl» neigh­
bor» a good supply of fresh corn fed
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pork.
The ok! man called in at the Riverside
Inn to see the new proprietrees, Mrs.
Rrtweca Morns. Found her as happy
as a canary bird in a cage in her new
home since abandoning the Bummer’s
Hotel.
The former Scio hotel people, Wm.
Fuller and wife and Art Chandler of
Ix-banon. called in Sunday for a visit
with the okl man and good wife. They
•«-emed well pleas«! with their new
home.
Geo. Griffin went up on Rudgera moun­
tain for his stock, lie found them all
fat ami doing fine.
Church and Sunday school go on just
the same, rain or »now.
Ed Kalina has all our next year's
, wood cut. so we are now taking the
world easy.
The great American one-eyed
JORDAN ITEMS
^^Tlleade
Optometrist.
ALMNt
Kenneth
Wcatenhouse.
Their
transportation expenses will be on Ih-cember 20th fur the purpose
electing delegates to the Editor’»1
paid by the Student Body.
With
: F. M. French & Sons
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Jewelers «rxl Opticians
AldtANY.
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Priced from 15c a double roll und up
square yard
conference at Eugene on January
ll and 12. Ten dollar» was voted
for expenses and Miss Vserecka, ed­
itor. Johnnie Wrnelv. busings» man­
ager. and Kenneth Westenhnuse. ad­
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vertising manager, were elected.
The Literary Digest is to be used
58c, 68«, 98<
«quart- yard
BLANKETS
$3.98 pair size GfxSO. H« avy Woolnap $3.98 pair
Good selection of lighter weight blankets
Cf\ Bi* C(dton
Mattrc '•
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4J1Ü.UU Mattresse»
Good valus» in springs and bedspreads
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Lane
Rangee
R. M. CAIN
We have a large quantity of
No. 2 Dimension
Surfaced two sides.
1 his includes
sizes from 2x4 to 2x12
Price $12.50 per Thousand
First come, first served
Scio Logging & Lumber Company
SHIPLEY’S
Women’» Miasra and Children’»
Clothing and I laberdashery
in connection with the text book«
by several classes.
Killy’» Drug Store, Scio, Oregon 1 Each member oi the Spanish
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Wall Paper Just Arrived
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A play entitled ‘Tutting it Over”
was selectee to tie given by the high
To Attend Conference
scuool. and a number of copies have
A student body meeting was been ordered and the play will lx-
held Friday, Dec. 21, for the pur­ given in the near future.
A committee hao been «elected to
pose of deciding on the numlx-r o
select
a play and secure a director
representatives to be sent to the
OS*«
for
the
Senior play. The proceed«
conference at Eugene, Jan. 11 and
will
be
used
to buy clam ring« and
12th. It was decided to send Lill­
HAROLD Al.BRO.
other
thing»
for the clan,
Manufacturing Optician ian Vsetecka. Johnnie Wisely and
A Student Body meeting waa held
a.taaiK Oalamatrlal
At •
Ik
New Stock Moor Coverings
Elmer Limbeck is the proud own
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er of a Ford Runabout which he
Jan. 8
purchased from Roy Bates
Senz saw mill ha» been »hut down
Miss R om Dei tach and her friend
since Christmas on account of cold were Jordan shoppers Saturday.
Miaa Winnie Privett, who ha* been
weather and deep snow.
Miaa Ann» Mertz visited Mary spending the holidays with relatives
here, returned to Portland Sunday.
Hora Sunday afternoon
Mrs. N. Enders has gone to Cali­
Mr». Senz and daughter, Irene, j
spent Thursday afternoon at the fornia on a protracted viail to friend»
and to enjoy the southern climate
Frank Hora home.
The Juniors of our vicinity took
Ida Roberts «pant F nday at
Rahn’a. where she went to see her advantage of the enow covered
mother, who haa been i.< for a long ground Saturday and enjoyed a fine
rabbit hunt. From sound of boys,
time.
Dave Aegerter I »•» iwen hauling d >gs and guns, a goodly number
milk as Gale Phi '.ips has not been must have been bagged.
Dock Jun« worth and family while
able to get up »
hill with a load
Several boy- < f thia neighborhood enroute to Mill City. Thursday, ow­
have been 1 .--ay in their hunting ing to a defective Ford, were com-
trips and h ive captured sever«! oelled to side track near Jordan and
remain over night with a neighbor.
coons.
Mr». Henry Senz, who underwent
Oregon Miat
an operation at Salem last Saturday,
ia resting as easy aa could be ex- ■
peeled.
High School Note»
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peter» vi»-
Su boeri be for the Tribune
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scribe for the Tribune.
PIE EATER.
of ' all chid-
>l’RVEY.S shows Uwt
ren between the ages of six and sixteen
have defective eyes.
Moat of these children are being
forced to do m -I ioo I work under the
handicap of a constant nervous strain
caused by neglect of eyes that need
help. Ami the pitiful part is that ths Ited Darby’s over Sunday.
parent’s ignorence of the condition»
due* not save l>* child from the penalty
he is constantly paying.
S. T. FRENCH
Elsewhere will be found the bud-
get fur the city of Scio for the en­
duing year. This is published to
comply witlf the old law before the
last legislature passed the tax con­
servation commissions for counties.
The supreme court has declared
and girla' basketball teams played
that law unconstitutional, and if
in other towns. The boy» were de­
all tax levying bodies want their
feated in • fast and rough game at
taxes for current expense«, they
Stay ton by a score of 17 to 11. The
will have to comply with the old
score was 8 to 10 at the end of the
law and publish the budget for the
first half. Smail wax Scio's high
ensuing year. The county aasessor
point man with six points. The team
ha« given all bodie« until 46 day«
was greatly handicapped by lack of
befor April 6 to properly comply
practice. The girls defeated Lyons
with the law. and if this is not done
by a score of 17 to 4. The girls
there will be no taxes In some in­
were not used to so small a floor.
stances to collect. Hence the Seto
This Friday there will l«e a double-
! budget is published.
header at Mill City.
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Jan. 8
Read The Budget
is required to keep a S|»anish diatv
on Munday. Wednesday and Thurs­
day
This is interesting work and
is a great help in inspiring the stu­
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dents* Spanish vocabulary.
Gilbert Pruitt attended the girls’
basketball game at Lvons last Fri­
day night.
Last Friday night both the boy»’
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