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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1924)
Country Correaron(tener The Scio Tribanê Coming to Albany and Salon? Dr. Mellenthin SPECIALIST In Internal Medicine foe the peat twelve years. Jan t<> attend the funeral Tom Shively returned to her home in Sein Tuea- reached his brother’s bedside just in day. and the Pie Klater wmt w!th her time to shake hands, whan he |>aaacd to tiniah repairing the damage done ■way. | by the fire. so ehe will feel at home. ; 2» Ou« hua-lnJ and fifty Union coua ty farmers sal down at a banquet at a meeting in Imbler and the meal cost them just IS cents apiece. Nearly everything on the tables was the pro duct of the farm, and the coot a plate was computed at the price the farm er »as paid for the products, plus the labor coat of preparing the food. The Pie Ester and the Blind Irish- Floyd Crenshaw has entered school Wm. W.drth was a Jordan visitor again at Crabtree after an attack of man are having four han>U arhund Wednesday. Pie KATER I pneumonia. D. Brown and family visited theii Rhinehart Bartnik ia home from1 •---- V tH..lU- daughter. Mrs. O E — Phillip. Sunday ! Newberg. Mathew Sehnieder, wife and m--tu Mr. and Mrs. T M Holt visited er motored to Salem Sunday to we at Wallace Richardson’s tn Jefferson M Dei tach who ia not Improving. Monday. R V. Combe and wife vi»it. i at Wo have and recommend the Willard Batteriea, The four year old son of Mr. and the Wortmana Thursday the beat made, at the following prices: Mrs. A. L Huntley is very HI. Drs. W. Woodard.who has been m h us* Beaulhamp of Portland, and Van ly ill the past few waelta. ia improv* Winkle of Jefferson have been at ing slowly. tending him. Willard Batteries ! Will bv at ♦ JORDAN ITEMS Page 7 A lbany , Wednesday. Feb. 20. Albany Hotel and at S aijkm . Thursday, Feb. 21. Manon Hotel Clyde Thomae and wife of Lacomb Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Peterson of made a short call in our midst Mon* Albany, visited at the parental home day while enroute to Ly ns to i-nt Sunday. Mrs. Vada Whetstone came relations. with them to visit her parents. Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ONK DAV ONLY Quite a few gather«--! at the t n Mr and Mrs. Riley Preever visited Sunday evening to "listen in", as Mr Mr. Preever’s parents. Herman Philips had a radio temporarily in Prevvers. near Ix*banon. Sunday. Dr. Mellenthin is a regular graduate stalled by an agent, from Salem in mcd<cine and surgery and is licensed The second son of Mr. and Mrs. Oregon Mist by the state of Or--gon. Hrdoea not «»wear Goar broke his wrist cranking <>l>erate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsib or their car Friday. No Charge far Cenawltallsn adenoids. Hi- has to his credit wonderful results in diseases of thestomach.llyer.boweb. blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney,blad- .i. r. bad w.-tting, catarrh, weak hinge. rh--umatism, sciatica, lag ulcers and rectal ailments. Below are the names of a few of his many sati-fied patients in Oregon: J. A. Smith, Ontario. Ore., ulcers of the stomach. Leona Ford, Washougal, Ore., ade noids. ; W. II. Kellendonk, Estacada, Ore,, high blood pressure. Mrs. Ed Eberhardt, Scio, Ore., gall stones. E. C. Nichols. l-ebanon, Ore., appen dicitis. Remember above date, that consulta tion on thia trip will be free and that his treatment in different. Married women must be accompanied by their husbands. ► J II Kelley han sold 2j aerea of land io W. F. Struckmier in order that Mr Struckmier can have a Jan. 29. building stxit on the main road. He The Wm. Swank family were Mill is now building a barn. Fred l>ob- City callers Saturday evening. son and S. B. Alexander are the car Mrs. Clover, who is here from penters employed. the East, visiting her friends Mr Torn Peterson, A. L. Godwin and and Mrs M Martin, is quite ill with lx-onard Gilkey are loading a car of lagrippe. potatoes at Gilkey, which Will Kotoff Newt From Lyons. The Clarence Base family are hav of Jefferson purchased. ing a siege of the measles. Th« Horace Munsell accompanied W. whole family was down at once. A Gilkey to Aliiany one day last Grandpa Haas is caring for them week via Jefferson. It was the first time Mr. Munsell had l>een over that The program on the radio circuit load since Green's bridge was built. Friday evening was very g ■!. in cluding a three act d>ama and good Dual Mrspelt has lieen having six measles. radioa in order around Lyons J. K. Reilev transacted business Mr. and Mrs. Shifts purchased a in Albany Monday. new Brunswick one day last w«--k The Prokop family. W. J. Kelley's Also several others are thinking of and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Krebs and getting them. son. were at Arnold Boyanovsky’s Clyde Bressler was a caller at the Saturday evening enjoying their Wm. Downing home. radio. Ix»t us service your car. SCIO Bartu Motor Co J. H. Johnston and family were Bernard, the youngest child of Mr Gooch visitors Sunday afternoon. and Mrs George Majors who former Mrs. Harrv Hobson entertain- ' ly lived here, has boon very III f°r I the principal of the Fox valley school many months in Portland. Heianow kept on a stretcher. He amuses him* I over the week end. self doing embroidery work. It bj Mrs. Helen Vaughn spent Sunday feared he will never be able to walk with the Arthur Vaughns. again if he does get well, Mrs Gibbs and M im Giblw were Mrs. Cora Smith has a letter from week end visitors at E E Trask’s. Roliert ASd Richard Hall of Indian- Ella Johnston called on * a Shiite apolb Ind raying they are all well Friday evening. and doing well in school. Robert and General Thomas w >s a Lyons cal Charley sell papers. We’ll have some in a page ad. ORE. ELECTRICAL ? The new Domauco Klectric Iron guaranteed a lifetime........... Electric W allie Iron Electric (TO RII Toaster Q)u-J J Electric Sold- enng iron (hf) Rf| Q)¿.JU Electric l’uri- ing iril|1 (TO Rf] tj)û JU Edison Mazda Lamp», all the pop llar sisea Q9p J ■’TIJ.AJJ JiJMMMHM Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los music between acta. There are Angeles, Calif. Don’t let your pantry get empty while you are waiting for the Bargains Next Week. $16.75 $26.90 $20.00 Wood Insulation, as low as Threaded Rubber, as low as Radio A Battery, guaranteed R. M. CAIN Lang Rangea Universal Rangas We have a large quantity of No 2 Dimension I his includes Surfaced two sides. sizes from 2x4 to 2x12 Price $12.50 per Thousand First come, first served ler Thursday. I D. Waterman ar d Joseph Barry made a business t > ip to Stayton Wed nesday. ! SANTIAM FARM NEWS J Scio Logging & Lumber Company Jan. 2'9 Hibler & Gill Co. GIL .£Y STATION | Scio, Oregon Jan. 29 Final settlement of the LaFayetta Stata bauli, whlch cloeed Re 4l0OS Augnai >0. IMI. will be made 9W- Bay About 41H per cesi sa eeas- merdai deposita aad M per eeat sa sa vinsi deposita wtU be patd. It la SW msis L____________ -Do (tata Tatti to Aaka Mr. M "I « k »»• cakaa O I ar-wart fnd Sor, <ro« al • 4>,l<«twuaaM*a*e* - N — "r h,v-i> t UT Wx ■ Mi Xsu k«o in «e a*J W" mmv Jk. Sk. il K. •aM aad (stnaaai Kelly’s Drug Store. Scio. Oregon Mrs. Sam Stewart ia very low in a Salem hospital. Her two sons have been sent for. who are in Lx Ange* lee. Mrs. Mitchel has been ill for some time with a disease which turns the blood to water. Curtis Griffin of Izo Angeles, af ter sj>ending two weeks at the San- tiam Farm, went to Portland Satur-j day on special business. Mrs. Jennie Lovejoy came over from Dallas Friday to care for her- mother, Mrs. S. W, Gaines, who b* improving slowly from her recent* illness. I Mrs. Etta Sutherland and daugh-I ter. Bonnie, and some girlfriends' Mr. and Mrs. J. S Mitchel and called at the Santiam Farm Sunday eon of Walla Walla. Wn., have e<>m< evening. to visit tneir mother. Mrs A Mitchel M. C. Gaines of Crabtree called Roy Shiveley, son of Mi. and Mrs Sunday and says his wile b much John Shively, died at Wam.e. Wasco improved. county, of measles. John and Frank Ed Stepanek and wife of 1-ar wood DeWall, uncles of the drcvam-d, went called on his brother-in-law. Ed Ka She * Women's Miaaea nntl Children's Clothing and I l.tberdaahery Popular Prices Oregon Salem, Renerai Repairing and Acetylene Welding lina, Sunday. Ed and Joe Kalina have sold their crop <>f potatoes for 11.25 per hun dred pounds and have to deliver; them at Crabtree hy Saturday. Mrs. Rollie Griffin and Mra. Ed Kalina Called Monday Mrs. Rebecca Morris came out toj antiam Farm to relieve her i mind of worry end to get a square meal, as she was short of edibles since her pantry was burned SHIPLEY’S I Tires at Lowest Prices The C-T't ’ Our Leader See thin tire lie fore buying. A real tire and priced right Crabtree, Oregon
