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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1924)
 A'I’t'* • V . « ** * *% . «' .... ’■ l’ S • í fr i W»n • V ; “ ^t ti.?- • TkLV -.¿»»■fa - •- Local News and Classified ' The Bcio Tribune T E. G. Arnold and wife were in Al bany Mooday, ing the cold weather with relatives and friend« in Portland. Good potato««. 11 25 per «ack. de Vilas Phillipi left Monday for Le livered. Scio Creamery Company. la Tit CirtMt Cwt il Ito SMi ll 8ri|«k It nd Fit Tie Canty if UH Dtfaitaaat No 2. Paul Lardon and wife are «pend ona. in southern Oregon, to look af I am still on the market for fat ter some «beep he has there, hogs. J. I) Densmore. Mrs E. H. Hobson came over When you entertain, let us furnish from Salem Monday to finish pack you, with 500 score cards. ing her household goods and for E. C. Peery of Portland »■at in1 ward them to her new home. Scio Tuesday on business. J. W. White and family of Wel to' lington. Kansas, have recently vis J. C. Edwards of Grants visiting at the homo of Mrs. Ed ited at the home of ti. A. Morgan. wards* mother, Mrs. M. C. Gill. Mr» White is a niece of Mrs. Mor Six Inmates of the state hospital gan and Mrs. Albert Shelton. at Salem are to be deported to their Th« weight of the licenses for native lands in the near future. 1924 totals over «6 tons, according The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to information given out bv Secre Murtzcll. who lives on the W’m. Me«- tary uf State Koxer. It ia thought pelt place southwest of Scio, to con th« total license« for this year will go near the 200, 000 mark. fined to her home with measles It is reported that there were 26 automobiles piled up along the way- aide between Jefferson and Salem Monday. Pi ntoumably causo! by trying to pass on the icy pavement. ('. E Hunt, who issued the Tribune during the absence of Editor Mc Adoo and wife, has gone to Ray mond. Wash . where he has accepted a situation on the Prana. As soon Marion Arnold and wife went to as possible. Mr. Hunt expects to Eugene Saturday to look after prop move his family there. We wish erty Interests there. The Arnold» Charley success in hi« new field. will move to Eugene, it to »aid. as J. R. Geddes of Gates was the first soon as the school year to ended man in Dnn county to take out a here. A. L. Arnold hrs purchased from Joe Boyanovsky the old J. B. Couey place' and Mr. Boyanovsky has pur chased the Antone Holub farm. Both these sales were put through bee keepers’ license, he having six stands. W. W. Powell of Tangeot was the second, he having 50 colo- niee. I’nder the oreeent law. every bee owner must take out a licenae. which to *1.00. regardleee of the by Tom Isirgs. number of colonies. Original Estimate Sheet To the Taxpayers of the City of Scio. Oregon Notice to hareby given that on January 26, 1924. at 7J0 p. m.. th« budget committee will me« I at the council chamber of the City of Sr io, Oregon, for the purpose of approving the estimate» a» prepared by »aid committee and published herewith, which constitute« the basis for making the tax levy for the following year. At thi« meeting objections will be heard, if there be any. Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet Expenditures. Ij»»t mx month* of Thrw fiscal year« next preced ing th* Aerai year current year I »5 i I ITEM« P«r«onal 8ervlee: Recorder.............. 1 ISO 00 26 C0 Trea»urer¡........ 60 00 Marshal............... «o DU Fire Chief . .... Health I »flleer Attorney lu 00 Election Officials . Totals... . . ........ »»6 00 f f I s U T' § i’l * * 25 60 30 00 »• 00 160 00 4 <» 249 W e ts W e m H 1 1 75 12 30 30 oo 50 00 00 5 00 162 60 « 6U M i 4 25 00 75 00 6U OO t 4 00 164 00 6 252 22 1 564 54 | Itoti) 90 I »74 40 ____ I 38 2» * 131 30 6 >4:«n 22 >1620 14 lia*.* 71 «3MKI 67 t ‘.»l* <«» Fi *>5 »• M) 00 IsJito 49 26 iso eo a» <X) oo ou uo 10 IS 1046 25 3W7 « 4.6' 00 00 On 00 60 90 ........................... .* • e § * Estimated Expenditure«. Fir« Chief............. ■ ___________ _______________ » 4 75 6 9 (X) ______________ KWOO 00_______________I 196 3X Entergy........... Rédemption of Cilv Warrants and Int. rc»t. gl7yo OU Gr«nd Total. . >7X0 Mi Treasurer ......... Recorder............ c 0 » a Material A Suppl 1: Foet ................... .* 12 00 1 3 25 1 6 00 6 1045 0Ü 522 50 522 60 Street Light* ... 1045 OU if fioM! » 10 Printing and Adv: . _ 25 00 ll'æ 7 . » >41 >•> tl<4 10 Total». t ----- IO Í Construction : I 5 50 » > 24 40 W«lk«. .............. » ........... Street» and Roaito---- 51 75 t 363 »7 » 57 25 » Total«................ t .... Internet: On Bond* _____ WJ 60 »180190 ll'.Hfl *0 »;W|7 04 On Warrant« ................ 245 67 • . : ... •• Total». . kWo7 »> tlto'l >«■ f 1WM N) 13*»--' 42 Maintenance: Chemu al Engine . Fire Fquipment > 439 90 Total».............. I 439 90 2 « • Marshal ........ »« • • « Election official». Itotos *•••••••••«• Street light* and water Printing and advertising, Interest on bond«.......... Firs Equipment................ .. Jan. 8. RUey Shelton. Plamtiff. —Vg— Mary I hchmadeka and t hrii Sdtmadrka. her hue bend Florence E Witherow and Norman Witherow, her huvband,' < vrus Hotoclaw. Ixw Yate* and Sarah Yale» hi* wife; DEayette R. Yale* and laielli« Yates, hi* wife; William .1. Yate* and urarc Yat««. hta wife; 5 at- . Maude M !>>ng and Frank Ixmg. her husband; Stella Fix and T. A Fix. her hu»t>and; J. Edgar Yale« and Laura Yate*. hi« wife; Emma Yatea. and atoo all other jx raona or par tie* unknown ciain ir.g a») right, title, c«tat» . lien or interest in the real « «tab- deeeribed in the Complaint herein. ¡»cfendanta. Don’t think for a minute folk« Hagey, the jeweler, is stocking around Lyons aren’t busy these day * some fine strand* of pearls, and the with pipe« to thaw, wood to cut. price to only *6.00 each. fire« to keep and cooking to do. I Mrs. Don McKnight went to Sa It’s just the busiest time tn all the II lem Saturday to meet het daughter, season. No time to play. There Esther, who was enroute home from are some of us who’ll be pretty glad a visit at McMtttville. SMMM to have a change in the weather, Marion county has over 173,000 even if it rains. acre« planted to fall wheal and in The funeral services were held readiness for spring sowing. This last Friday, in the Methodist church to in addition to the acreage» plant at Lyons for Oscar R. Ballard, a ed to fruits. brother of Mrs. Aldred Martin. || Why take chance« with tuberculo The young man was instantly killed Ij ! sis’ Pasteurized milk to PVR> and in a logging camp, near Raymond. || Wash, the first of the week. H< rggH from all germs. Order your was well known In this vicinity a»»d 7< Mar} E Schmadeke, Chrto Sch- daily bottle now. i • >.a. f re .-e F. Uitherow, a large crowd was in attendance Scio Creamery Company. W ith, row, Cyrus Hotoclaw, at the funeral. The services were l.aFayettr li Yatea, Lucite Yates, Oliver Powell and family have J Yat<*. Grac« Yat««. conducted by Mr. (’roes, the local "il‘ 1 Io--ph Yatea. Maude M lx>ng, Frank taken housekeeping rooms at the mimvter. Some beautiful floral I St.-Ila Fi*. T. A Fix. J. Edgar Scio Hotel, during the time Mr. , I. ra Yatea and a too all other pieces were given, by the camp boys \ Powell to employed at th? Ratlin as well as many other nice (lowers 1» r- ia or i ar ties unknown claiming *n> r .1 t. title, estate, lienor intereat Planing Mill. They arc from Leb for thia time of the year. in the r« al »- :*te described In the Com pton.t herein: anon. Mr. Ballard made his home with IS l!l) WMEol THESTATKOF ORi ON ) ou «nd each of you are Dr Fieq. dentist. Albany. Oregon the Martin famil es when here ■ . by r> quir- <1 to atqwar and answer wishes to announce to hi« patient« Ha had just gone back to Washing th« ■ c plaint of the above named plain- that he has moved hi» office from a few days Iwfor the accident oc litf in tl ;d»<>ve «»titled Court now on fi!> ; .-Clerk uf «aid Court on or 312 W. Second street, to the Cusick curred. He leaves beside« hi« fath I f re t! ■ 3i*i day of January, 1924. the I it toy of the time pre- Bank Building, corner First and er, a sister, Mrs Aldred Martin that l>- i rd <t in th., order for the publication and two brothers, also a host of of ' Broadalbin ..rniii ■!>», aiwl if you fail *o to l cm :■ >1 hoswi r the plaintiff will ap- On account of the cold weather, friends to mourn hi« suJden depart I >y t-- »a l Court for the relief demand- the dance at the Z. C. B J. hall and ure. ed in «.<-i lumplaint, to-wit: I or a 1>< < ii uf »aid Court ordering, The community gathering in I«y- the theatre was nut so well attended ad . .'ii, arid decreeing that the plain- on« Monday was a successful meet last Saturday night as formerly, tiif «ux'i«- named i» the owner in fee of th- following described real events ing. The carpenter work was well but those who missed th pr. p. rty ¡naled in Linn County, Ore- are the loners - the dance and the begun at 10 o’clock on the ceiling ' g<>n. to-wit: of the community hall and th*- ladie» show were the best ever. All of I. < b,. Five 5) in the City of . I t-.r < inty. State of Oregon, an res ¡Minded, with a good whole», one Moot of our young people and th, -am, appear« and i* designated on dinner in due time. th. r< ,or-l -I pl.it of the original survey some of the older one« have been of Scio mi tile «nd of record Mrs Henry Talbot returned from of nd < having the time of their live« since i the oh ■ ■ of the Reconier of Convey- a few days visit with relatives in t, . . in arid f t --aid County and State. the «now fell over a week ago by D ban on. A ' H at the Northwest coasting on th« hillside«. It ts not < l ot No Four 4) in the City Mrs Marion Forrest ha* been , i r l.i County, State of Ore- often the people of thi« community very ill the past week, but is report g'Ui. hf the sunn appear» and to desig have the privilege of coasting for nate? u| -i the recorded plat of the or- ed much improved. igi .ni »urvi v <>f »aid city now on file so long a time, and they have made of t. . i i in the offiee of the Re Friends and readers of the Scio a the moat of it. r. - l«-r f C< ; vc .anci* in and for said Tribune are glad to know the Editor t '>ty mil -tate and running thence The long-continued cold spell, with ; < . . tl>< West toiundary line of and his wife had such a pleasant the «now laying on the ground ever trip Fatal and surely enjoyed read «•.. I , ' a di»Unco of Thirty-six (361 I’. i't, lb>’>' •• h ast One Hundred - 100) since it fell on Sunday night, a week ing the account published in the (•••■' Thirty-six feet ago. has caused many of the dairy Tribune of their trip and experien- to tl i North i,ne of said ixit; thence ....... . 'aid U>t men to resort to full feeding of their cea. Our community joins in wish One Hundred 100) feet to the place of herds. So far we have heard of no ing the McAdoo family a proaperous beginning. Di.it you and each of you will be de- fatalities from the cold among live New Year in 1924. < r. < <l to have no right, title, estate, stock. and there to no probability li> n or inter, t in or to the above de- il I i«-a, property or anv part there any will occur now. The entire of a; ■: tint you and each of you will be Church Nolice country has suffered from this same lor rier I mred and enjoined from as- r itn,- . 'V claim thereto whatsoever cold spell, and in many place« the Rev J. Y. Stewart. Presbyterian and that n decree will be taken against thermometer has gone to below ze you ' r h i.tl '-r and further relief as minister, will preach tn the Christ may be proper in the premise«. ro and stayed there. Indeed we are ian Church Sunday morning. The II • " • is published in the Scio fortunate here in Oregon. subject of the sermon will l»< "The Tr i •• by .nd. r of the Honorable Geo. t, llingham Judge of the above enti- Matchless Christ" a brief cwmpnri- thil Court link- and entered on the Girl« Win; Boys Loae son of Christ with the founders of l.ith <iay of December, 1923, wherein thi» -umni"'-- was onlercd and directed the wori’da false religion* Every t, be published once a week for six In spite of the cold weather, the body invited. J. Y. Stewart co «-.„tn, aid succcaaive week«, be ing seven weekly publication» thereof. girls’ I make t Lx 11 team motored to flu'date , f the first publication of Lyons last Friday, Jan. 4th. The tMa »ummo’i» i* the 2»th day of Decem- Rev. Clarence H. Had rick will Lx-r. IICJ ami the date of the last publi- Lyons girls were easily defeated in preach both morning and evening ,- mi on thereof to the 31 «t day of Janu spite of the disadvantages for the ary, H»-'4 at the Baptist church next Sunday. HILL A MARK«, Scio team. These disadvantages Everybody invited. Attorneys for Plaintiff. were, lack of practice, dur to the P, t< •' ■ AiMre** of Attorneys for Christmas holidays, and the small Plaintiff: Ailany, Oregon playing ll<Mir at Lyotui. However, the better or more experienced playing of the Scio team won the game for them by a ao.re of 17-4 The Lyons team took their defeat gracefully am! served a nice supper after the game. A double header will lie played at Mill City next Eridav, Jan. II. This promises to l»e a more inter esting girls’ gam.- than the last two with Lyons. The girls team will play the Sil verton girls here on Friday, Janu ary 18. Everybody come ami boost your team. FOR SALE I akmw hay at barn tor will deliver. Cha*. Chrz. Sltb 22-tf Phone 19 Belter Than Traps For Rats FOR SALE Potatoes * 1.50 i*r Hundred Delivered ( has. Chrz. Scio Phone 19. 17-tf Tl •f l Any girl In trouble may communi cate with Ensign lee of the Sal vation Army at the White Shield Home. 565 May fair Ave. Port- land. Oregon. Kelly’« Drug Store, Scio,Oregon »7331 60 I no oo feated 17-11. This was a rough and hard fought game, ami the lo cal boys showed lack of practice. The Scio (toys will go to Mill City next Friday to meet the high school team of that city. Mt ima tod Receipts (hitante Fropoettd Tax Deens« fees .................................... lino 00 Fines................ ¡0 00 Surplus. ................................................ (None) Wr.tM Too :“)IAT " A Ph. s..in* th. ««A »’ «rvashssy kapr» RA FOR SALE Three c<*w*, one fresh ! l>ec 28. two to freshen in a »hurt I time. Also two Collie male pup«.! |7 50 apiece. Inquire of Chas A| White, i mile smith of West S-no The Scio boy* journeyed to Stay - 22-tf ton Jan. 4th, where they were de Redemption of Outstanding city warrants and interest .................. 1700 00 Total............................................... ” X>7HU 32 *8632 41 New« From Lyon«. I Check up on your stationary or office supplies. We specialize on job work R RR R<b ♦ ♦ ♦> + LOWE A MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS AU funeral» given personal attention by Mr. I owe Service« and I rices Guaranteed to Satisfy F very ' uatomer I ady Attendant if desired N. I. Moaaiaos N. V. lz>*a Aata Dbanon Rhone -¡»ay, »7 I'hunr— Right, m eeaaea—i
