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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1924)
s • • • a t * » « ■ . • Z- ♦4 • ! ,T* • A e « A ■ • V ’ c •\*e I I . . c . •• Y • '. ». . •. . • u - • • 7 a* ’ - .t- » «•...■ 1 • • * ■ * I 1 • ' ** • • • .'•»•« ,.,«• « ' s 4 •• «• • 4*.« «►•* • • • » ■ 1 f C •V '* .» 1 ■ I'll« dcio TriLüÛtJ Local New s arul Classi /ir<1 Page 4 ■ ■~r ------------------------ ■ ■ ' « — .... ■■JI ■ J»! ■ The Rak family, recently from Shelburn last Saturday Henry Luckenbnch spent Sunday Stavtun Creamery Co. will buy H«mer Ru«sell of Grass Valley, Canada, moved to the Claud Rich your strawberries. Phone or write. in Portland formerly <»f the Shelburn neighbor- Mrs Fred Bilyeu and daughter. ard» form Wednesday. where they 40-St« h - id. was brought to Salem Thurs Mrs. Joe Oupor Is recovering from Virginia, were in Albany Saturday. intend to ivside. Lyle Shelton has a boil on hi« A party was given at the Deitrich day by his brother. Archie Russell. ' Ed Keene and wife of Salem were hand which if causing him a lot of a carbuncle on the inside of the Sunday guest» of Joe Munkers and home Saturdav evening in honor of » itTi-ring w)th an attack of appendi left elbow joint. pain. H<- was operated on Thurs one of the daughters who is visit citis wife. The C. A. Delaunay family Is G. F. Korinek and wife and little Hassler A Jones began Monday ing st home. A g« od crowd and a day afternoon and la getting along daughter were over from Slayton preparing to move to Reedsport in nicely. morning the painting of Dr, Prill’s pleasant lime is reported. the near future. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Isabelle Smith of Gates Ore. K. J. Burns went to work for Ho residence. His work will sp>nt ls-t Tu<<sday with Mrs. W. H. man Sh«!ton Friday, J. D. Denemore and wife and son. be fencing and making necessary re- Mellin John, attended the «how in Salem pairs, as Mr. Sheiton intend» to get Saturda' night. Misses Vella Brenner and Dorris the old home back to its former ap Lxwk in our window and see bow cheap and Weddle were shopping in Albany pearance what good meat you can get lor your money. Joe Jungwirth and family of New- Saturday evening. Rev. S. Kimball of Sweet Hume lierg motored down Saturday after Every Day A Thoir.i» II Ince Special Picture attended services at the Christian noon to visit a few day» at his moth with Frank K cl man and Margar- er’s, as he had not wen her »inc«- church Sunday evening. Price« etc 11- I ji Mottr in “Scars of George Woodridge, who is rm- he returned from California. ai d J« <y ” at Star Theatre. Stay ploved at the Morns barliex shop, six months is a long time to be > ton, Saturday. Smoked Meat away from M a . spent Sunday at Jefferson IS< 18« Jackie C <rnn in ’’Peck’s Bad Boy” Choice Light Bacon . 23« Oregon M ist j 1 20« C. J. Morris. 63. a native of Unn Heavy Baron......................... IB« 20« nt <tsr Theatre. Stayton, Sunday, Ham.................................. 25« county died at his home in Harrib- Ma Alsu Way of a Man.” ¿6s Summer Saunage. . burg last Thursday evening Pr . <1 I laughter«.” a Paramount Pork Beef Fred Bilyeu and wife attended a picture 1 i .Klay at the Star Thea Roast 14s- 15s district meeting of Ford dealers ami | tre. Stnyton. < i-x-d Boil........................ .. Be-IO« 1 < hops,............................. 16s 12«.13« Roast. salesmen in Albany Tuesday night May 20 ! i S-> < Knitting machine and ten IftolBc Salt I' .rk 16s Steaks.................. ............. Mrs. G. L. Sutherland and daugh pound« of yarn. Call on or phone Earl Gooch and family and Clinton Ftanklin VanRrunt. 42-p F ter. Bonnie, and the Mi«sc« Ina and George were home from Hammond Mary Donovan were in Albany Sat Lumber Co. camp 24 over the week I ir S He H. latrln cow, just fresh, urday afternoon. g- «1 milker Inquire of J. H. I lolechek Bros.. Props. Scio. Oregon «»nd. Hildr- th, route 1. Scio. Ore. 41-c Rudolph Wesdv is tearing down .Melvin Arnold and family of Mun- a part of his present dwelling and kers spent Sunday with Carl Smith For Sale It young regiptered Jer- moving a part of it back to make wy cow«, and 1 registered bull. ■»»»♦♦♦soss+sessseeseaeeaee and wife. Priced to «ell. Uninard Gilkey. room for a new six-room dwelling Vera (’arson spent last Wednesday 4O-t-2-p which he will build thia summer. night with L>la George. The estimated cost is about >2,000 For S ile One-ton ’Chevrolet truck, Isaac Bennett and wife and W in . > m ! running order. Fordem- H. Mclaun made a business trip t ■ rg -e* Con Westenhouse. : Aibany Thursday Scio. Ore. 41-p I County Clerk R. M. Russell and his farm I. ms Money at with wife spent Sunday with her parents, i m nai riMtii-si >n; prepayment May 20 Edwin Jone« and wife. r -;■■« after first year. Wm. I’ . H, Albany Ore. 31-c Arthur Mdain i» spending a few Mike Bilyeu and sister and little niece were Jordan visitors Thurs days at North Bend Oregon with G -I f'a- ure for hire. (attie >100 his sister. Mrs. T. M. Ru«se!l ami per month? horses $1.50. All day. ' -aii> I regularly. Will also his brother, Claire, and wife. He Mrs. S. J. Hanna returned from hair s > ne shakes to sell. H. S. Brownsville Saturday, where she rode through on his motercyde, Nv.tiu, Lac-itnb. 4O-t-2-c had been assisting her sister in her leaving home Friday noon and ar rived at Homburg at 6.45 where he Wantel Al><>ut 50 head of good newly purchased restaurant. young <*'* Twelve head of spent the night. He left Roseburg Willard Grimes, who was quite h< .1» f-r sale. Weight about 80 at 5 a. m. Saturday and arrived at ill recently, is now able to tie out or 'JO pound». A C. Vernon, view.ng the familiar acenes of Thom- North Bend at 9 a. m. He found Sc>tire. Four mile» out on the roads in fine condition. Stayton r-ad. as creek. .Mrs. Charles McClain called on Condensery, Scio, Oregon Mrs. Leo Rund and Mrs. FiU* M n< v t-> L an at , The Fed- water of Pleasant Grove attended Mrs. John Ransome Friday after «-(Sll.unii Bank of Spokane.Wash., Every Saturday Is Bargain Day Meat SHELBURN NEWS Scio Meat Market Cool, Clean Milk I JORDAN ITEMS Prevents souring. Avoid this loss by cooling cjuickly find keeping milk where plenty of fresh air circulates, preferably in the open. Oregon Miik Company l aeea»»♦•»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»• the primary Friday. noon. Byron Bates and family spent Sun day with relatives in Salem. Election jias-ted off quietly Friday at Shelburn. .Mr». Mollie Milker. Mrs. Minnie Jones. Margaret Brown, Mr Holteen and Dillon Mcljun were the first kioard and Geo. C Miller, F. A Miller, Mike Kelly Sr., Wil liam Wilson and Victor Lyon« con stituted the «ecomi board. Margaret Brown was shopping in Albany Diiirmiav. Mrs. Claude Charehill and Mr« Frill Bowman are pealing casesra t»ark on the Joe Quinn place. There i< good money in casesra kmrk thi« year. (.'has McClain's are picking straw* l-erries ths« week. They are receiv ing 14.00 per crate for them. J >hn Raruuime Jr. i» working with the surveying crew for the Natron Cut Off of the S. P. railroad above Oak Ridge Oregon W. II. McLain wa« »hopping in w ill lo ir.--1< ans through the Forks if the Santikm National Farm 1 an .V -elation in amounts from 'l"Ot 4..'i.OOO. for a period of > t - year*, on first morgage -■ ’uritv Inquire ofWH. McLain, S Tr is , route 2. Scio. Oregon, lulv 17-p. Globe - Albany I'layii g I ir»t Kun Picture« of r.«24 THRf t GREAT DAYS INIni MONDAY-TUESDAY .M ay 25 26 27 llnrotl IU-II \t right’» great novel When a Man’s a Man” Hl We Ad».»« Y om to Com« Carty SOON — HAROl.1) LIXJYl) in The Need Is Imperative Coats, dresses, suits (all u'l il, .«e.iti is, mittens, stiwliings, I mhi I s sn<l shoes ihroail toes, low hevls ami tied in |»air«i. woolen Eloves, shirts, underwear, shop-worn gi«-<is, new garments, cloth y the yard, sheets for loniiiages. blankets and comforts. Semi any thing your own family would need now or next winter if you hail l-een driven from home one year ago with not a posi-eMion in tl e world except the clothes you are wearing. Ask your friends •<» contribute. Bundle up every practical tics I gar- itliveii its ment in your closets and bureau dr.-.»>i. th.-t has out...» uaefuhw*« v<>ur family, «>><1 ODAY, FRIDAY usefulness to vour and bring them or SATURDAY to CLARENCE E. HEDRICK, pastor of the Baptist church, resilience in the bouse formerly occupied by B. Coury, am*a the »trect not th from the Scio Garage. Near E,ast Relief 613 Stink Enhancr Building. P-itiand, Oregon, ate Dirci tor