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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1924)
• 1 •’* * À • 4 ^V. « . • . ' •* a-; « • * « • *» • • * w. • * • ,a ’ e ,* ’ •v • W. • - • 1 • • * •"*** a, . • - - 9 J *• p a • • • »’A • » % „<1 « - •. ? » .r * • • z ». • » •• .y .*■ «>. **r¿. w' fe >ï i Pfndiai The 3cio Tribun« Local .Vews and Classified ocals —U The Salvation Army of Albany paid Scio a visit Saturday afternoon. John Weedy has traded his Chev rolet Coupe for a four passenger Chevrolet Coipe. It has balloon tires, which are something new in <hls community. A change in management at the A C. Kahn, of route 1, was a Hoagland place on North (Main i>!« ii».«nt caller at the Tribune last' Street to the Arnold place on South Scio Creamery took place the first of the month. Harold Haasler re Main Street. ■ Friday. placing E. J. Hollaed. Mr Holland E. C. Shelton and wife went to Ilenrv Ha«*!«*r and wife viaited Henry Hassler visited . is worklag on the road between Mr. Hassler’s mother. Mrs. Emma- Salem Sunday to visit at the home here and Shelburn. of their aon. Roy Shelton and family. line Hassler, at Larwood Sunday. Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs Joe The faculty of the school and D. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert of Salem Oupor were called to Corvallis to at C. Thome and wife enjoyed a picnic ■t nt the week end with the C. M tend the bedside of th«* latter's eon, at Green's bridge last Thursday af Dm.van and W. J. Chromy families. H. A. Stann. who wu operated on ter school. that day for appendicitis. Mr. J. B. Couey and daughters moved Chris Bilyeu and wife were out to Stann is about 30 years of age and the first of the week from the I. their farm, east of towo. Thursday is getting along nicely according to afternoon and report having found the last reports. ripe strawberries. During April 00,000 tone of ex N. 1. Morrison and wife went to press was shipped out of Scio and Portland Monday. Because of tire 3,000 tons was *hipp»-<i in. which troubli they spent nearly all night B good balance in favor of on the road home. Scio. During the two weeks just May 6 The Scio high school basebail team wa* defeat.-.! at Lebanon last Fri day. Cliff Khuen put the game out of the Scio boys’ reach with a threw bagger when the bases were full. The Scio boyJ will meet Jefferson Hi >n the local diamood next Fri day. We have only three w«.eks of school after thia one. The gi rn .lance Saturday evening SHIPLEY’S Women's Misses and Children's Clothing and I latierdaahery Misses Franc Gilbert and Ruth pas* Fred Mumper. wh > rt -rntly Bronlterg of O. A. C„ spent the opened a c onmUo >n house here, weak end with Miss Rose Chromy, has shippmi 7< mi young chickens, which average.! 1 14 pounds in who also attends O. A. C. Ik ices Popular Oregon Salem, ■MlI MM - * &-»âôfe Every Saturday Is Bargain Day . Look in our window and ace how cheap and what yixxi meat you can get for your money. Every Dey ;"1 fl Meat Prices Every Day Prices Smoked Meat Choice Light Bacon........... 23« Heavy Bacon...................... IS« Mb Ham.................................. 2Sc Summ«*r 8su»«g«.. Good Roti. Roast. ... Bleaks ... is< is< .. 2Oe ■ Be Shouldern .......... W . inie<................... Bologna............. . ...25s Pork Beef ... Bc-IOe ... 12c13e ...JOcIBc Itoaat.... Ch»|ts«... SaM Pork 14«-I6« . ...15e ___ IB« Scio Meat Market I lolecbek Bros.. Props. Scio, Oregon 5 Cool, Clean Milk Prevents souring. Avoid this loss by cooling quickly and keeping milk where plenty of fresh air circulates, preferably in the open. Oregon Milk Company Condensery, Scio, Oregon weight. A short program consisting of a Mrs. Edna Therb r of Springvil e. play and dancing was given al the Z. C. B J. hall last Saturday night, New York, who ha* lieen visiting at at which all who attended had a the home of Dr. and Mrs A. G. most enjoyable evening Prill for several months, left Tues day night for her home. She will Mrs. C. L. Pennell, who under- spend some time enroute, stopping went a major operation at Albany st San Francisco. Los Angele*. Sall several weeks ago. has returned to Ixike City. Ogden. Denver, and oth her home greatly Improved. She er points. The Dr. and wife accom will soon be completely well. panied her to Albany. Frank Donovan and family of Cor John Sumpter and Mrs Mark vel I to. the Misses Myrtle and Lena Freeman, a former resident of Crab- Donovan, and Mr. Carol War«! of tiee, but recently living in Salem, Portland spent the week-en I with were married Sunday in Jefferson, their parents. C. M. Donovan and Rev. Teddy Leavitt performing the wife. ceremony. Mr. Sumpter is the fa The baaeball gam«* which was to ther of Ray Sumpter, who was mar have been played between Stayton ried to Haze! Howard the first of and Scio at Stay ton last Sunday wa* last week. All the parties are well postponed because of rain, Dallas known in Scio. will play Scio on the local diamond Russel McDonald and wife, Gil next Sunday. bert McDonald and family. Kenneth In giving the name* last week of McDonald and wife, and Archie the teachers employed for the Scio Lmdley and family left Selo alxiut school next year we gave the name four o'clock Sunday morning and of Mias Ethel Zysaet as the primary drove to Portland Astoria, Seaside, teacher and it should have lieen and Tillamook, a distance of about Miss Mabel ZAsael. 400 miles, returning in "The Wee Small Hours" Monday morning Mrs. F. A. BII m and daughter of Kenneth has a new Star car and this Juliette. Idaho, are visiting at the gave it a good try-out. At Oswego home of Mrs. Bliss' sister, Mrs. W. they passed where a Ford and a Big S. Carpenter. They are enroute home from a visit at Rogue River, Studeliaker had ju*t collided which they said was th«- worst wreck they in Southern Oregon. ever saw. The ambulance was there T. J. Munkers and wife of Port and the injured were being removed. land have returned to their home They did not learn how the accident after having spent a week with rel happened nor the extent of the in atives and friends here. While here juries. they were taken on a trip to Salem to view the tulip farm / he I lai docs not make the man, but it helps him to look his best —few minutes in front of our mirror Mallory Hats They Work Wkile Yes Sleep! We are proud of our Classified r.lumn, bccau*«- it is full of hu- mar; inter.-»«—it brings [reople to- gvther as ! "thing etoe can do. If >• u 1 avr anything te sell, or want to buy something, there to noth ing •porker nor r>urer. And the cost is cheap. Yes. we are also proud nf our job department and the work we do. See us for any thing in the printing line. Harrod W<. I cutters. Inquire of F. T. Thayer. Scio, Oregon. Wanted W > I choppers, balm tim- tier. Call J. W. Miller. Shelburn, Oregon. 39-p I f|M-r cord delivered anywhere in Scio. A L. Iie.lemann. 39-p , 1- r Sale Select early (, 4<len Glow need corn, train. Get your supply 1 - "Hard Gilkey. 2B.tf L"r Sale hl inch wood planer cut ting- (2.50 per load st the mill. Sci<> I. h’ging and LumlierCo. 28 ch F r Sa'i- One-ton .’Chevrolet truck, in g ! running order. For dem onstration. -.-«< Con Westenhouse. Il-P Farm I .an» Money al 5j% with r."ii in... c minis*i<m;t prepayment priviledg«- after first year. Wm. Ruin, Albany Ore. 31-c For Sale About 6 or 7 gallons of No 5 Zeroline and 15-gall<>n con tainer. Price $3.50 for ail. In quire at Tribune office. L <»r Sale Four Shepherd pupa, all’ male*, will make good stock dogs, Parrish-Hoagland pri..- per heal. Inquire of W. Wilbur Davis, who is employed st C. Fleming, route I. Scio Oregon. rhe Tribune office, was taken quite 37-tf-e On Friday night. April 25. !x>i* ill at an early hour Tuesday morn Parrish, youngest daughter of Mr. Any girl in trouble may communi Ing. Hia mother came over from and Mrs. J. W. Parrish, went to cate with Ensign lx*e of the Sal Corvallis Tuesday evening and took Aumsville to visit the Stoddard fam vation Army at the White Shield II >me. 5«’-5 Mayfair Ave., PorV- him home Wednesday afternoon. ily over the week end. but on Sat land. Oregon. urday morning «he left the Stoddard Subscribe now. $1.75 t>er year. nome and went to Kalatna, Wash., For Sale -Shadelind Eclip* White Spring oats, heavy yieider and where «he met Roy Hoagland and grows long straw. Als» Early •on Monday was married to .Mr. Rn«* and Nettie Gem *eed pota- j Hoagland. The only information tnea. See Chaa. Chrx. Scio, Ore- g»n. available at the time of writing this 37- tf-c THIS IS HAT WEEK Sie Ison Hals was well attended. Excellent mu- -r was furnished by the Derby Five orchestra of Lehanon. you will find that hat you need j storv is the following clipping. s«*nt Money to lx.an at 5j‘. The ___ Fed- to the Tribune by L. J. Ficklin of •*r. i I ind Bank of Spokane, Waah.. Kalama: will make loans through the Forks i the rtitiam National Farm "A marriage licence was ¡«sued I. an A - H-iatnm in amount* from on Monday bv county auditor Ren- J 100t" (25,000, for a period of 1 ner to LeRoy Hoagland of Portland, 5 to :’4| years, on first rnorrage i and Lois Parrish, ol Kalama. They security. Inquire of W H McLain. ' were married by Judge G. A Pol- S-. Trea* , route 2. Scio, Oregon lulv 17-p. •nd." Card of Thanks $3.50 to $10.00 BLAIN CLOTHING co Lee Hats ALBANY, OREGON /fress I Cell Succeed We wish in this way to express our sincere thank* to our many friends for their kind sympathies and kindly acta during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father, also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Mary Walters and Children. We wish to expretot our heartfelt thanks to our many friends for the kind aasistance and sympathy given us during the illness and death of our dear wife rnd mothei, and for the beautiful floral offerings Joseph Oupor and family. Globe - Albany Playing hnt Kun l*icturesof 1924 SUNDAY-MONDAY M ay 11-12 Gloria Swanson in “Society Scandal” Iler 1at«-«t succrss and it to her b«*t and biggest achievement SOON • « worge Fitsmaunce pro duction- <• The Eternal City” '
