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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1924)
Country Corrtspondence GENUINE GILKEY STATION BULL* DURHAM + **♦*«<* April 14 Charles Mitchel is home from near Portland where he had been work ing for some time. He is suffering with s severely burned leg from falling into hot water. The bums are deep and it is twisted out of shape. He has been going to Dr. Booth of Lebanon every day for treatment. He is not able to walk yet. Bert Mitchel and another man accompanied him home. f o b "Toledo Now you can afford to make that drew a reality! To own and drive thia luxurious sedan, powered by the same type of engine used in Europe's finest care. Silently ¡’.tid ing sleeve valves instead of ham- menng cams and clicking poppet valve*. An engine that bnprorea utfA use! An all-season car you'll want to drive season after .'uson. For no Willys-Knight engine has ever been ¡(noun to u!car out Will Weinberg and wife and fam ily of Lyons visited at Charles Wein berg's Sunday. WILLYS - KNIGHT O.A.C. Farm Reminders Clover Crops in the orchards will be plowed under this month by the fruit «rowers of Oregon, reports the experiment station. Old apple leaves are a menace in Oregon apple orchards. Practically t I- Scio, < >rvgun all scab infection originates in the land. They visited Mrs. George spring from spores carried over the Majors while there and report her winter by old leaves. Plowing * h»* small son. Bernard, now able to be old leaves under in apple grow up. He bad been kept on a stret ing sections will help prevent cher for three months. He it* now scab infections. This practice it an Iwing kept in a cast for two months. important supplement to the exper Herman Zeller spent the week iment station spray program. end with bis father. The quality af the potato crop S. P. Crenshaw is building a chim cannot be Improved and yields kept ney. up to standard without rotation, A. D Young, who has t»een visit- says the <) A. C. experiment station ing his brother. Wilson Young, since Disease and pests accumulate ai d Xmas, has returned to hia home at reduce yields rapidly when potatoes Simpson, Montana. are grown on the same ground year M. Huff, son-in-law of Wilson after yeas. Treating the potatoes Young, of Saskatoon, Canada, ha» before planting will prevent infer .arrived at the Young home to join tion from surface borne di > axes. Dusting has not been dem natrat- hia wife, who came a few weeks The couple expect to make ad as a satisfactory substitute for or ago chard spraying through the entire Oregon their home. Mr. J. Richardson is still on the season under Oregon conditions, ac sick list. The Young boys are do- cording to experiment station ot->-r- ing his chores and farm work. vations. The quickness and coo- Miss Hazel Young, and M Hoff venience of the method makes it and wife and sun Croford, have useful in connection with vegetable gone to Clatskanie for a week's visit growing and with h<> ie orchard» ' with friends. where a large prop rtion of extra Donald Reiley of Glendale. Calif., fancy fruit is not e msidered abso has written his parents. J. K Reiley lutely necetaarv. ahd wife, of the terrible effects of The spray pr gram for 1P24 in C-T-C’s are heavier, stronger MHi Uton durable than tires you ba*'- b<-cn accustomed to. Tai« -.'p-risHly >l,'»iu« by u«t«a w|i |. l»«Ur«t sr»<l» uwterisl*. Is»- un.ul cuc.puundliis, h»"«i bullUlu* iMi.br r»»trte*e’l su4 U»» most rlglo UopwUoa. Mor. to •!•• • C-T-< k..4k»Sl M- um ito» <•» ««ir«»» tartan«». ■ bwh’m« MI MsaSarS -k~i •»« Has. (,T ( i «» m sSS -U—•• »• »•to»«. »I mm «■» Ford Garage Kreil T. Bilyeu Ehone 27 Scio, Oregon We desire to tenJer our sincen thanks to our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted and sympa thized with us in the sickness, death and burial of our beloved mother. Louise M. Burtis Minnie A. Jennings Ida E. Roberta Emma L. lama M. Grace M. Li vena R. Edwin E. can roll 100 Cigarettes A Junior-Senior picnic will be given by the Juniors next Wednes day The picnic will lie given at Wilson Park if weather conditions permit F.hlen Knauf s|>cnt ti e week-end visiting in Camat, Wash. The Senior class has selected diplomas ami announcements, aid plans for graduation arc being dis cussed Wilma .M Iler is the only girl in High School without Lobbetl hair. Luu Zysset and Marian Gilkey are the last victims of lashion. . he baseball team did not play last Friday, due to the fact that the Crabtric Imys were unable to secure enough eligible players^ Rose Chromy, a former gradu ate of S. H S., visited sch«»>l last week. J News From Lyons. SANTIAM FARM NEWS April 15. ('oral Lucas and wife and daugh ter calle»I in Sunday evening for z »hurt visit with (he old people The Old Man made a run to Crab tree Saturday to meet Elmer Griffin, who failed to show up. called on M. (' Gaines. finding Mrs. Gaines still P' lrly; and finding Mrs Wirt, who is running a store, doing well. Theodore Gainer calleh in Wini n' -day from Portland. He is can- v muting for a clothing store and is doing quite a business. John Griffin of Salem came up Sunday, bringing his brother, El mer. for only a two hours* call and a M|uare meal. The Santiam Earm ordered two pounds of Shelburn butter tkrough their cream hauler. It surely is fine flavored and is only 36 cents per pound. Coral Lucas has rented 15 acres of the old Greer farm for corn. G A Griffin has rented the Dob- rkovoky farm and is going to sow it to wheat. Mrs. Clara Horsburg is having fine success with her incubator. She has a yard full of chicks. Janies Milligan is putting in full time dragging our roads. They are fine. George Bilyeu and wife of Scio are out on their farm looking after their sheep and lambs. Their son. Eil, is farming their land. Art lx>ttenmaier is making a tine home of the old Newton Crabtree farm. Il looks like some one lived there now. Frank Mnith and his mother. Mrs. Martha Smith, of latbanon called in I'uewlay of last week for a short visit Mrs. Smith and Mrs Games are sisters. Weather is fine. Hope it con tinues. HIE EAT EK J E. ('alavan. a former resident of Jordan, where he was born, is a candidate for county superintendent of schoo's of Multnomah counts. Hu many friends here will join with the Tribune in wishing him success at the polls. Joseph Vejvoda and wife George Mikiska of New Prague. Minn, arrive! in Scio last Tuesday and are staying at the Chaa Chrz home. Mr. Vejvoda will open a -hoe repair shop in Scio in the near future. April 15 Mrs. C. L. Pennell, whi has been Mr. and Mrs. Gobrell an I Miss Ui a hospital in Albany for the pant Ogisabv of Portland were Sunday three weeks, has so far recover«! a* guest* al the Henry Mercer home. to be able to come h»me yesterday. the foot and mouth disease In that The Gobrell* are cousins of Mirs Wm Ring came from Portland state. He says at one place, within Heacock. The young people gave a Saturday to spend Sunday with the a radius «*f two miles, every four very interesting service at the M 'fallin and Lai don families. footed animal must die. Every cat, E. church Sunday morning. Also dog, horse, cow, etc., and some Mrs. Gobrell gave a reading enti led people have a herd of 500 which has "The Giant's Garden," which was Busmen Men! Farmers! to go. The big Barnum and Bailey much enjoyed by all who attended. circus, which winters in large quar Lyons was visited by a real aoow ters in Los Angeles, is not being al* I storm Sunday night. Pretty late lowed to move. It will be hard on in the season, but the ground was Everybody unes Envelopes the circus owners and a great dis- white and on the hills it remained and Letter Heads nowadays s[M>intment to many of the kiddies until late in the day Monday. as it is a mark of business distinction. The Scio Tri 0. D. Mcl-ain and wife of Mill throughout the world who enjoy bune has just made a lucky seeing the animals. Donald says City were callers at the C. E Trask purchase of 40,000 white further that every dog loose in Loa ho’oe Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Tra«k envelopes, the kind we use, Angeles is kill«! by a policeman. accompanied them to the "Bloeo>m and will print them for you If it is not attached to a diain it Dav** parade in Salem. at the following lx>w Erice: has to die. Mrs. Helen Gibbs an! Mi«« I*>is 500 $2.50 J. R Kelly and wife were happilv McElhaney of Salem were Sunday 1000 4 00 surprised lately by hearing from visitors at J. H. Johnston’s. 100 .75 I*iwrence and Mow .Meria Sieg one of their nephews. Basil Waddle, of Burna, son of E. Waddle who mund of Fern Ridge were businc«« Or wilt sell them by the box unprinted at $1.75, but use«! to live here They were more callers at Lyons Monday morning. it is better to have your re surprised to have a visit for a «lay turn card on the corner. When you entertain, let us furnish from another nephew. Raymond Send in your order now, Hurst, who has been in California you. with 600 score cards Attention ! Card of Thanks Without costing more than ordinary tires, these great oietswc C f-C hand-built low in flat Inn cord» represent every higher standard in tire mak ing and service. A BAG Leonard Gilkey and wife accom panied Allen Arnold and wife to hear Leddy lx-avitt in Crabtree Sat High School Notes urday evening. S. B Holt and wife attended the all day meeting Sun April 15 day. Others who have attended Tlie Seniors arc getting anxious are Fred Sommer and wife, J. H. Kelly and wife. J. G. Holt and wife, for the class pins to arrive. They J M. Holt and wife, W. A. Gilkeys. should be here moat any day. Will Holt. Mrs A. .Mitchel, J. K. Die High School baseball train Reiley« and the Crenshaws. will play their next game on the Mrs. Ernest Kelly and Mrs. Joe local diamond Friday afternoon Kitchen spent the week end in Port I with lxrltuiu.u III. eludes not on’/ tne latest revised program for c>mmrrc al growers but an ablix'iiatrd program for home orch Is. It is carried in ex- tension bulletin 16!' wh ch will be sent free by (J. A. C.. Corvallis. Not Higher Priced U Mrs. Orville Gilkey left Saturday for a couple weeks visit at Portland. Bartu Motor Co Sales Agency 1 ice bags for 8« The following attended the county convention of the Farmer's Union Saturday at Sweet Home: J. H. I Kelly and wife. J. G. Holt and wife.1 S B. Holt and wife. W J. Kelly and wife. Leo Zeller. James John ston, Mrs. Minnie Smith, and Mrs Fred Mespelt I Kahn Rahn Rahn Rahn Rahn YES' we have "500" Score card- . 2c each. At the Tribune Office. the past two years and rather lost track of bit People. He was on his “Yens ar> ! «M rat (••••. »kirk aaarfy way to visit his bi others, Ralph and kflM ear la» »«uk On» *• pW »p »Sb r»(r IJovd near Portland, then to Canada M»l • trtewt («M w ilmt Il .«rr'r KSb rile. Ito-aak kovw (M, •«■'< lm«k k * X . I, to visit his mother and father. Mt. W» «a«aSh«—»»««Mil PU cm . JSe. kfe.fl end Mrs. Ellis Hurst, formertv of! Kelly’« Drug Store, Scio, Oregon j this place Why Mr. N. Windsor (R. I.) Put Up with Rat« for Years as this number will not last long at these prices. If rush accompanies order.Will prepay parcel post. A»k for prices on 5000 or more. Envelopes are 24 lb. substance.
