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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1924)
I Ì . ’ É / <•? ‘ ♦ ♦ ", • » • ’ • • *f • f »• •? > • »■’ V ' ft» ' •\.-‘ *.< , ■ -• ■ ’ .*/ '7. ’ -♦.-•• •*«*.’* •»■ a* \ a *. <*. ‘•h’.*. '*^*.»r •'I *. X ¿' > r. ♦ « 1 • ?» ?•* *• World S Lowest Priced Car With Balloon Tires Standard Lt's here now. Come in! Bartu Motor Co. Scio, < Iregon Sale* Agency Pardon Us Thia Week : GILKEY STATION Because of the rush of job work, 4♦ »* especially the high school annual, .May 20 we are unable to give uor reader» Ru« el Kelly of thia place andZel- but a four-page paper thia week pha Chilpot of Ixdianon were mar Pardon us please. and w promlm- ried in Albany Saturday at the to do betur neat week. Christian church parsonage bv Rev IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Till Harry Tucker. They will make STATE OF OREGON IN AND HiR their home in Albany. The well THE COUNTY OF LINN. wihhes of this community go with In the Matter of the ) the young people. J. H. Kelly and N oth g or S alk Batata of M K kai . wife, parents of the gnxim. enter- Alice A. McDonald. i ProrKRTY j taim I with a dinner Sunday in their Deceased, Notice ia Hereby Given. That nunu honor. Thime bidden wera: A. M anl to an Order of Sale duly mail«- and Byrd and wife of Corvallis. Arthur entered of record in the above entitled Court in th* above entitled matter on Kelly and wife of l^banon,* Law- the 3rd day of March 1924, authorizing, rence Densmore of Tennessee, Erneat licencing and directing the undersigned administrator of »aid estate so to do. Kelly and wife of I-ar wood. Will th* undersigned, as »uch administrator, M'»<re and children of Salem and will »ell at private »ale from and after the 24th day of May. 1924. the follow h >nor guests. ing described real pro|>erty belonging to »aid estale, to-wit: Lota No». One (I) anti Two (2l in Block Eighteen I IHl in Hobaon’a Addition to Mill Citv. Oregon, a» th* same *p|>ear ami »re designated on the plat of «aid Addition to said city on Ale and of record in the oflice of the Kecorder of Conveyance» in and for Linn County, Ore gun, the same being situated in Township 9. South of Range 3 Enst of the Willamrlle Meridi an. in Linn County, State of Oregon. I'gKM.H oF SAIA: Cash in hand on the date of sale and subject to the confirm ation of ihe above entitled Court- Dated this 19th day of April. 1924. W. G. McDoNALP, Ailmini’trator of tlx- Enisle of Ali < A. M'-Donald, d*cea»e-l. P. 0. Address Scio. Oregon. Hnx A MABKS. Attorneys for Administrator. - Albany. Oregon First publication April 24. 1924. laut 4 publication .May 22. 1924 Or«?o# H*1 • tatliiiQ Tiros River View seh<x>l closed Wednes day The patrons of the school lurried out with well tilled l>a»kets and a picnic dinner was enjoyed. Games were tdaved >n the grounds. It H McDonald has been chosen again for the fifth term, having giv en such excellent satisfaction. He bus lx>< n granted a raise in salary as an appreciation of his services, and i ■ liecauM he was offered a much larger salary elsewhere. I. N U mon and wife of Corvallis are visiting at S. B. Holt's. It is reported that Mrs. H. I Baldwin is in an Albany hospital where she was operated on for ap- pendicilis. W. A. and L. E. Gilkey attended the Ijtconib community club meeting Saturday evening Harold Gilkey is ill with chicken pox. J. F. Funk and wife have been Q4iite ill but are improving. Dr. Harris of Albany waa called Friday evening. Harry Stone, formerly of Crab-; tree but re -ently from Ashland, is I A great surprise for the home knitters of Oragtm, but still • fact. Further more. this yarn ia abaolutcly virgin wool yarn; the wool was grown tn Linn county, sold by Mr. Semlera to the Ore gon Worsted Company imills located at Sellwood), made into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitters try this tarn again working for S. B. Holt. out. All colors. 46c per ball of 2 ox» T M. Holt and Mrs. S. B Holt Samples «ent on appl-eation. Address 0. P. bishop. Box 75. Salem. Oregon, are attending Sam McKee's Jersey Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Thow »ho ar« In a •‘run down’• mr<tl- lion »'ll noUr» that (‘alnrrh bother» lt.»m mura morn than »hen tr.*y ar» Ir haalth Th!» fart pro»»* that whi|» Catarrh la a torsi giara»* li la »»rati» hlflUMeag by ron»«ltutlr>nal onnrfltlona mtn catshhh arnu nr i» » rwmblnag Treatment, both feral and in ternal and has bean su reaaf il In th* lr*atm»nt of Catarrh for o»«e forty y«ara. F5 Oto* sale today at Independance. Eileen M<«»re of Salem epent the week end with her aunt. Mrs. J. G. Holt. Mr. McCarter is quite a bit Im- proved in health. The Thimble club met Thursday with Mrs. Jessie Freitag with Mrs. Nettie Erwin aa joint hos'MS. Th»r» was a full bouas. After the - The Scio Tribun® business meeting, presided oyer by the president. Mrs. Anna Holt, a spelling match was held. Mn Icm- ard Gilkey captured the prize. Those present from Albany were Mrs Vada Whetstone. Mrs Walter Morris. Mrs. Minnie Smith. Mrs. Irma Laux. Mrs. Hannah Smith. Mrs Nettie Irwin and Mrs Chris De Wall. Mrs. Arnold Sommer and Mrs. Clyde Rupert of Marshfield were visitors. Delicious refresh ments of cake and grape juice Were served. Miss Doris Mciser and pupil«gave an excellent progiam at Oak View school Friday evening, After the entertainment ice cream was sold and a lawn party held bv the young folks. The program was as follow* Recitation, "A Child's Reason for Overshoes.’’ by Blanche Veverka. Recitation. "Politeness.” by Jerry ¡ i Pus- j Faltus; Recitation. "Naughty ey.” by Horold Rartnik; Drill.; "Floarer Fairies." Recitation, ’ The! Model Woman." bv leonsrd Bart- j nik. Recitation, "Dreams.” by • tuarl ■ Rartnik; Recitation, "The Ranch 1 Boy's Friend." by Gail Zysset, ; Dia-1 vated.” by Kate Van Brunt; Recita tion. "When Sis Fell In Love." by lAimia Krume); Recitation. "What Do You See When the Flag Goes By?” by Libog F’aultua; Recitation, "The Whistling IV y," by Hazel Zy* set; Dialogue. "The First Shave;" Recitation. “That 'Rithmetic.” bjr Ivy Rubesh, Recitation, "Elijah's Courtin'." by Lillv Rhubeah, Reci tation. "Dat Silver Weddin’," by Ixins Zyaaet; Dialogue. "A Minister's Mistake." Alvin Gilkey of Albany and Mias Rachel Cooke of lx* ha nun I attended Get a Finer Vacation this way SANTIAM FARM NEWS Muy ; 20 > n -pot, you can prob ably me two or three for ftl>- rt whit *ou expected the trip to one would coat, Before you definite!» plan your vacation trip, find out about the low summer round trip fares, now effective May 22 on Southern Pacific Line«. You'll probably discover that you can do much more than you thought on the money you planned to spend. With a trip to the East, you can combine a »i-.it to many delightful Pacific Const re sorts for a surprisingly low additional fare. Or instead of seeing just one I.I one of our agenta help , . wi’h your plan». He can *.. 'cwt m iny added feature* u i h m. Jit not occur to you. And he’ll tell you of a scr- i < th it make-« the trip com plete fin trains. Southern P.n iiic mm " ho consider you a guest, n Dining Car service th it is nv economical us it is excellent. In fact, this entire organization of the Southern Pacific is anxious to help in every p>—ible way. ink n ge of thia valuable as-'istance. Southern Pacific For further iuformati« • . ¡ . V». It- igg. local agent • P’^’SSSIO^ BUSH)63S DR. A. G. PRILL j ' »1 logue, "Friday Afternoon Composi tions;" Recitation. "Riding the Eia-j Díte WMllum UfKA roi VOLIDO . * » £ >.. ■ .• -■■ GeneraTNewa BLUE BIRD • Jr. »•> - .*>-* ¿ - ’. v; - Phy siclnn and Surgeon District Surgeon 8. P- Railway Scio, Or. Our dry weather is somewhat dis couraging as everything shows it nerds rain. Crops are failing and l*r<>|M«rty and garden a are on the decline. Automobile In». David Horsburgh finished his Portland, J. S. STiCM*. farming and planting his potatoes Oregon. Resident Agent Monday and is now arranging his cucumber patch for planting. The ljebanon City Council called on George Griffin to come up there and move his barn, as it was a dis grace to the city, so he went up Wednesday and proceeded to tear it down as hr did not wish the city to loose any sleep over it. It had only stood there about 20 years. Uncle George Sutherland called on William l’Ce and bought a fine Hol- stein bull, as he had dehorned and killed his He also called on the Old Man for a social chat on his way Ttfiey sçet’j’oi) home. i Real Eslate Rrol(er Billy Kalina and Mr. Kukac'ga I and Notary Public bought a fine band of sheep of H er- ^bilrotli Obtained, ¿tanunrj man Preever Friday. The Pie Eater received word from 3C1O Mrs. Lillian Fuller, former proprio- T. J. ' unkers. tress of the S qo hotel, who is now in W. A. Ewing, President Vic* Pre* Ashland, in which she said thi.t thev E. D. Myer». C»»hier had traded the Ashland hotel ar <1 will soon move back to Shedd whe re thev will open a hotel. She save Ashland is all right for rich folks, Doe* a Gerenti Banking but poor ones must gel out. Business. Interest |>aid Mrs. S. W. Gaines called on Mrs. on time deposita Fannie Kalina Sunday for a nice vis it She and Ed are our best friends Netict si Ktirin) of Flail Mccauni and ever ready to lend a helping Notice 1» hereby given that the under hand which the old iwople appreci signed administratrix of the estate of Lewie A. Cobb, ileceaae.l, ha» filed in ate very much. the Count* court of th«- MateofOr« .■••n G. A. Griffin and Billy Richardson for Linn County, her Anal account, and the Judge of »aid court ha» Axed the as partners on fine sheep, have tieen 23rd day of June, 1924 at the hour of shearing. Weather and Buck re- 10 o'clock A. M in the c urt room of raid Court in the IJnn County court serving the older ones till June. 1 house. Albany. Oregon, a» the time ami All place for hearing object, ions to «aat Anal Our election went off nicely, account If any them be. the candidates who were w inne rs All person» intere» ted in »airi catate are highly elated, while those who are hereby notified ol apprar at *»xi ti nx- and place and »how cause. if any. why got left feel like a loat dog at a aaid final account should not be allowed ■lance, and now wish thev had wart anal »aid catate settled and closed. Let a Cobb ed till their frienda called them out. Administratrix of th, rotate of Ix-wXi A. Cobb, deceased PIE t-*TKR DR. C. WARD DAVIS 1 )1<NTTST t N iti ml liank Building SVSVTOM, OtUXMlN •«• .. id lit< Work given prompt attention. Also Extraction I I • Pacific Stales Fire Ins. Co. G. F. Korinek Veterinarian M AY I"'.. < - - . OREUON «<r<ll 'ay or N ight 1 ttberculin Testing Lowe <k Morrison Reliable Undartakara All ' . t- rwinal attention by Mr. I owe N. C. 1.0*8 N. I. M osmisom I dunoti I hone -Day, 397 Phone 91 I’hone— Night, 396 : ¿ Why miter with Headaches? Have Your Eye* Examined i S. T. FRENCH G'.tuUAi® With F .M. Frenelli Sons J »a I Opticians ALBANY. - OREGON *»»♦»»aseaeaaaaaa The Scio Siate Bank V. I.ylr MeCro»ty. Attorney for adnuniatratnx N I. Morri* n waa in Portland Ha»« Tour Eye* Examined Once a Year 1 ou taae g d care of your teeth, y*t they may be replace»!. Hut what about your eye» Make it a rule to have them examined once a year. Optometrist allant owrg. HAROLD AL8R0. Manufacturing Optician DR. J. W. GOIN. Veterinarian, Authorized kuetion Sale and Intentata In» pactar. l'bune» -l'alare Feed shed. IM J Residence. SOPK ALBANY. OREGON ■*