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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1924)
The Scio Tribune Con n try Cor re upon d rn ce ------ —------ ♦—-------- ! GENUINE >4» : SANTIAM FARM NEWS ; BULL DURHAM JORDAN ITEMS * April 1. The Green farm has changed own- ■r* again by Palie Mose* Paying $4000 for 130 acre*. Airplanes are very common now- days a* they pas* the Santian Farm almost every dev, one to five from Seattle to California. M C. Gaine* of Crabtree called m Sunday and reports that his wife is improving nicely. He also says I that Mr. Howard is quite poorly. Hard lime* are just beginning to »how up. Lumber la on the decline ami the mills are cutting wages. Hand* are leaving for better wage* but they will soon get ‘.heir eye teeth cut a* all the good wages are past Money ha* mostly floated in to the hands of the rich and the poor devil* can scratch for their bread and butter. See in six months how the pig* will eat the butter. Ed Kalina is having a time trading h >rse* since losing his fine mare. We are all in hope that our March weather is over a* we are anxious to *ee good weather. It is time grain and garden* were in the ground. There is »till a little *now in sight on the mountains. Bi!ly Tumidge of Crabtree, the leading merchant, called in to see the old man while on h<a delivery route a* we had not met for several years. He is the same old Billy. The old man called in at the Riv. eraid« Inn Monday to deliver two coops for young chicks •* she is go ing into the poultry business with both feet. Frank Towdelski and family moved to Lebanon Tuesday with trucks. G. A. Griffin took the family in his 1 bags for ICC JUJ 8* A BAG April 1 Ch- -ter and Uecil (»rime* were Jordan visitors Sunday. Mr» Schwindt was shopping in our burg Mondav, A fine baby girl arrived at the Frank Coombs home on .March 27th. All are doing well. A radio concert was held at the Jordan Store Saturday and Sunday evening*. Mrs. E. Phillipa is visiting friand* in Mill City this week. Willard Crimes, who has been quit« ill in a Salem hospital, is im proving. L 1'hillip* hauled a load of flour to Mill City Sunday for Sylvester Bender. .Mr. Hilgar and family visited at Mt. Angel a few days recently. Mr. Kaylor and Mr. Schwindt made a Salem business call Monday. Clair Thoma* ha* been rusticating back on the old stamping ground of iate. at hi« father's ransh on Thoma* creek. over la-l Oregon Mist You can roll 100 Cigarettes 15 Cents 16 airplan«* which flew Thursday. Harold Hurns of Salem »pent the week «nd with Arthur McLain. Mrs. Byron Bate»» was shopping in Stayton Monday afternoon Cards are o. t announcing the birth of Wesely 1-ce Lents.* Match 27. 1924. son of William Lents ami wife of New Grand Ronde, Oregon Mrs. I^rnti was formerly Mi-» Vvtda Russel of Shelburn: she also attended the Scio High School, Charier McClain is hauling lumber for the Isaak Lumber Co. Mrs. J. W. Miller and Mrs. T J Giblxms were over to Scio Monday to see the doctor for Mr*. Gibl»>n*. He found her general health much improved although she still has sleepy spells New* From Lyons. April 1. Marrh was true to old traditions this year, came in h * a lamb and went out like a lion. Lyon* awak ened t<> And a white blanket of snow nr inch deep Saturday morning. Quite a sudden surprise after the lively weather preceeding it. Mrs. .Maude Johnston and non Hugh are both measles patients this week Miss Hilda having just got over (hem. I i Iravk and wife and Mrs. Wm. PIE EAT KU Swank were Albany visitors Thurs day. Clyde Thoma* and wife called at SHELBURN NEWS ! J II Johnston's Saturday evening. Mr and Mr*. Talbot and Mr. ami I GILKEY STATION Mrs Shilt* spent Friday «hopping April 1. with Stayton merchants. Mr*. Byron Hates and daughters April 1. rhe Embroidery Club spent a very •pent a few day* of last week with plea-ant afternoon with Mi** Esther Joe Kitchen is now driving a truck her »¡»ter. Mrs. Archie Bate* of Wednesday. Balmgur for the Shell Oil Co. of Albany. West Stay ton. Dolph Mespell of Alaska writ«» Mrs'. Carl Smith spent a few day* A radio set w*« operated in Scio that his rhuematism ta now geltii g ■ f last week with her parents. O. A. Friday that take* the broaden«!ing bettOr. Arnold and wife of Munkers. M im Mal>el 'I: »-ell ha» bt« n from the air without an aerial or Mr*. Fred Roadarmel look the ta« ching at Oak View during the other connection, ju»l its own mech riday morning train for Portland illness of Mias Doris Meieer. .Mis. anism |H-rf<>rming the work. It t» visit her husband who is in a hos Meiser of Woodl urn visited I m r created cuntidvrable comment and pital there. main listened to the progrom wnt daughter last week. Mft. lxe George was called to out by the Oregonian from 12:30 to have R. H. McCarter and wife Mill City Thursday to rare for her purchased a 20 acre tiact from Hub 1:30 laughter, Mr*. Earl G<x»ch. who i* ' Hryant of Albany. It wm formerly I occupied by the Roediger family. Mr». Crandall (low*)T»ll» How She di with measles. Stopped Chicken Loee^a James Trollinger and wife were It is just aero*« Thomas creek ne*r "I^ oi .I m rttaMllelafl"»»tabr«»US« WUfc the James Johnston residence. Mr. r.i *b>wt a«« ''« « b-i«- was i*< . opping in Albany last Thursday. U«<*—•I'll—-I .-«rxMol ll«x»l McCarter is now able to sit up m-<-t rillHjw'miU«. III be U Sunday callers at the H. H. Shil MlwJsaJwlbleJV.Sk. II M. ling home were Ernest McCree and ail day. The Harry Johns ms of SJi»lr*uuu«l bf i um'y of Munkers ami Glen Shilling Scio have been helping Mrs. McCar Kelly's Drug Store. Scio. Oregon. ter move. .nd wife of Jefferson. Mr*. Frank Van Lytograph and Opal Shilling spent the week end ♦ Mrs. Cooper of Albany. Will M ■ ■••re I with her father and brother. Buiinrt* Men! Farmers! and Kelly of Salem were visiting al J W Miller and and daughters J. G. Holts Sunday. attended the community meeting at Mrs Fred Mespelt visited in Jef I Shedd last Friday evening. ferson Monday. M P. Miller and Margaret Brown Frances Higginbotham of Silver- Everybody uses Envelopes called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith ton is visiting her aunt. Mr*. Frank and letter Heads nowadays Sunday afternoon. Prokop. a* it in a mark of business Eola George is staying with Mrs Mr*. Fred Schwarlx and Otlo distinction. The Scio Tri A Shank* while her mother is at Yunkcrs were visiting in Mill City bune has just made a lucky purchase of 40,OCX) white recently, Mill City caring for the sick. envelopes, the kind we use, W. A. Kotthoff of JefTer»<>n has Edward anti Victor Lyons are and will print them for you hauling four foot wood to Shelburn bought some potatoes from l^eonard at the following Low Price: Gilkey. this week. Gospel meeting* are still being AtX) $2.50 I«>onard Gibbons and wife of held each night at the achool house tooo .... 4.00 Salem were visiting his sister, Mrs. by Everett Ridgeway, Church of .........75 1'*» J W. Miller Sunday. Vernita McClain was able to re God minister of Newberg, with in Or will sell them by the sume her school work Monday, hav creased interest and attendance. box unprtnted at >1.75. but ing been out on account of the There will be no meeting Thursday it is better to have your re evening because of a school meeting turn card on the corner. measles. Will Tumidge and wife and sev Shelburn had a good view of the Send in your order now, eral others of Crabtree attended an thia number will not last th« meeting Sunday evening. long at these prices. If cash accompanies orddr.will E. C. Smith and wife and Mia. prepay parcel post Minnie Smith visited at Fred Mes pelt Sunday A«k for prices on 5000 or It is reported two of the escaped more. Envelopes are 24 lb. substance. eoovicts wers In these parts Mon Attention ! t
