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Local Xe ics and Classified
Jess Rodgers shipped a car
sheep to Portland Tuesday.
of
Repair work ia being d me on the
Santiam bridge at Jefferson, which
was badly needed.
A. E. Wagner and wife were over
J. S Sticha has just completed
from I »alias Sunday and attended
th* ball Rime.
the erection of a tennis court on his
Mrs. Katherine Kester of Albany
Miss Hazel Hall of Scio High vacant lot next to huresidence.
called on friends in Sdu Monday
School spent the week-end at her
Mrs. Fred Ohlemeier of Portland
home in Albany.
ia
visiting
at the home of her par­
Stavton Creamery Co. will buy
ents.
Mr.
and
Mrs J. N. Weddle.
Mrs. Irma Shotwell, teacher in
your strawberries
Phone or write,
«yat-c Scio High School spent the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wagner,
Professor and Mrs. lAuriston II at her home in Salem.
Clyde Rodgers and Mias Burke of
E. 1). Myers and wife and J. S. Dalias visited in Scio over Sunday.
Ramsey expect to leave Saturday
Sticha
and wife attended the show
for Portland.
J. S. Sticha and E. D. Myers
in Salem Saturday night.
A Bible study and choir practice
spent Wednesday and Thursday fish­
Je« Rodgers and wife and mother. ing at the Narrows on Bilyeu creek
will lie held at the Baptist church
Mr» V E. Shannon were Mill City
Friday night at 7:30.
Mrs. Lena Peterson of Portland
visitors the last of the week.
Mr*. Florence Everett of Portland
is spending the week at the home
0. H lx*ever of the Providence of her parents. C. M. Donovan and
was in Scio over the week-end on
business in connection with her prop district attended the all day meeting wife.
at th>- Baptist church Sunday.
«rty here.
Kenneth Weslenhouse and hhlen
Knauf were in Albany Saturday af-
. tarnoon delivering the high school
! annuals.
Every Saturday Is Bargain Day
luxik in our window and ace how cheap and
what good meat you can get for your money.
Every Day
Price«
Meat
Every Day
Prices
Smoked Meat
Choice Light Bacon
Heavy Bacon
Hum
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23c
ia< 2«<
...Me
Summer Sausage.
Shoulders.
Weiniea]. ..
Bologna...
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Re -10c
12el3e
IRcIBc
2 Bo
Misses Vella Brenner and Dorna
Weddle went to Salem Thursday af­
ternoon and Utok dinner with Mrs.
E. H. Hobson and attended the show
in the evening.
Koaat ....
Chopa». ..
Salt Pork
Scio Meat Market
Holechek Bros.. Props.
Scio. Oregon
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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
Condenaery, Scio, Oregon
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SHIPLEY’S
Women’« Misses and Children s
Clothing and I lalierdashery
Popular
Oregon
Salem
1 he Slayton Canning Co», cooperative» have
increased the capncity of their plant and will
be prepared to handle all kind* of BERRIES.
If you have anything in this line to sell get
in touch with us at once.
Stayton Canning Co.
Cooperative
Stayton, Oregon
In observance of Decoration Day
Ute busineas house* of Seto will close
Friday at about 10 o'clock for the
remainder of the day.
E. II. Hobson was over from Sa­
lem Sunday and fille<l his old pos­
ition as Umpire at lhe Scio-All .tny
ball game Sumi ay afternoon.
Pork
Good Boil.
Roast. ...
Steaks..
Jefferson Myers and wife and W.
M. Dolezal and wife of Salem called
at the E. D. Mvers home Sunday
afternoon.
Scio Trim« Albany
Of f teert Elected
At the rpFular mediar of th#
In one nf the be«t. yet one of the
most quaitvo in. gam-* of !»••*--lieliekah lodge Iasi AA ednewlay night
ball ever plaved on the local grounds. the f (Iowing officers were elected
Sdo trimmed the Albany team lo a for the last half of the veer. They
score of 10 to 9. Sunday afternoon. a I I» installed at the first meeting
I h <• elected are: Hattie
lhe quarrclaoir" end of the con­ in July
r. N G ; Ih-’ph na Arnold. V.
test came in the fourth inning, when Ha-
Scio was running up some scores, (! . Maggie S mme.s. Secretary;
and Umpire Al Senders declared a Emma Oupor. Treasurer. At In­
Scio man out at home after the stallation the appointive officers will
catcher for Albany had drooped the Iw named.
ball and did not pick it up until af­
ter the runner had made the goal.
Thia started the fireworks, and Scio-
ites were ready to call lhe game off.
After considerable parleying, the
locai team decided to go ahead with
the game, the score at this time be­
ing 0 for Alba’ g ami 3 for Scio,
with the bate« fuff.
In the Sth and 6th innings no
runs were made, but in the 7th Al-
bany annexed another run and Scio
3. making the score at the end of
the first half of the 9lh inning 9 to
6. When Scio come to bat she ran
up four sc <res, thus winning the
game
H A. Ballin was easily the
star, making a two-baee hit and scor­
ing two runs in the second, while
several costly errors were charged
up tn Cox. who held down the third
sack, he muffling ns fine a fly as ever
fell into a diamond, and allo ving
many balls lo pa«* him.
THE SC'ORK
Al BANY
Eastbu rn. 2b
Brumbaugh. If
Hecker, m
W. Patterson. rf
McReynolds, lb
Bilyeu, cf
Miss Lulu Hollis, who has twen I
Wilkens<>n. 3b
Visiting at the home of Mrs. C. C. , Blackwell, c
Bilyeu, went to Portland yesterday Bcamis. p
for a short visit on her way to her D. Patterson. If
Poling. 2b
home at Chico. California.
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After the dose of business the
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il committee, which was com-
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i of Misa R«»se Chromy. Mrs.
AU < R Igers and Con Donohue,
serve i ice cream, wafers and lemon­
ade.
Card of Thank*
We wi*h to extend our heartfelt
tha> ks t-> our many friends for their
kindne?» during the recent sickness
ar. I d«ath of our beloved wife,
da , l.t r a I ■ ster. and for the
Ixuutifu floral ’fferings. and to the
sin» is who rendered such beautiful
music.
John F. Leffler
G. W. Morrow and wife
Nellie Baione
Emma leslie
Tin Tribune, 11.75 the year.
You'll Find Your Want Here
Sr u»-» . I— but nothing und«r Ue per luue
Fourth Musketeer” at the
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i're. Stavton. Saturday.
May 31.
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in " Tin- Tiger’s Claw" at
£ J > k H
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Star
Ihi litre. Stayton. Sunday.
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Aho J he Way of a Man.”
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nn i- ■ ■ tie carpet cleaner see Mrs.
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I). C. Thoma.
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Knitting machine and ten
One of the oldest, if not the old-
45 9 ll I r Sa ■
BC’O
l> und» of yarn. Call on or phone
eat. voters to cast their vole st the
Fiank in VanBrunt.
42-p
4 1 0
recent primary election was Grand­ Cox. 3b
Metxner, ss
5 1
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ma Denamore. mother of our fellow­
Farm L an* Money at
with
Rankin, cf
4 2 3
nominal
commi-don;
prepayment
townsman. J. D. Ihmsmorr.
4 2 I
E. Holland. 1b
| r vio ig. - after first year. W’m.
| Ballin. If
past 91 years of age.
5 3 3
Bain.
Ait»«n> Ore.
31-c
McAlester, rf
5 0 1
J. F. Wesely and George Porga ■ Speelhrink. 2b
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1 W anted Agents, staple necessities,
left Sunday for Klamath and Malin, <1 Holland, c
4 1
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fa-t - li.-r an I good profits. Sure
5 0 1
in Southern Oregon, where they will Ray. p
r.- tiers
Write Beacon Sales
work insurance for the next two or
s< rvic- Co . 3412 19th Ave. South.
40 10 11
S- title. Wn»h.
42-p
three weeks. Joe is taking this
Rot»
Rav
and
Glenn
Holland
were
means of earning a little money
Fur Sale Ab at 6 or 7 gallons of
N
Z-roline and 15-gallon con-
while taking his vacation, lhe first in the box for Scio and Beam)* and
la
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Price $3.50 for all. In­
Blackwell for Albany
Al Sen lers
in several years.
quire
at
Tribune
office.
and E. H. Holwon umpired. The at­
Following is the list of uncalled
tendance was around 400. Struck Any girl in trouble may communi­
for letters at the poatotflee: Mrs
out by Ray 6, bv Ik-amis 5. Hits.
cate with En-ign Lee of the Sal­
EHubeth Smith Hazen. Mr. Ulm
vation Army at the White Shield
Scio 11. Albany 11.
Stoddard. Dr. J L. Martin. Mr Li
H >me. 565 Mayfair Ave., Port­
Morris. Alga Morgan, Mr. W. II
land. Oregon.
Community Club to Meet
Bell, care Park Mill Co., Mrs. W
I or Sa«
A fine large registered
G. Abrahams. Mrs Robert Hill. Mr.
Holstein bull, born Sept. 1, 19)9.
Next Monday night will occur the
Picture* r Pedigree furnished on
J. E Holliday.
annual election of officers in the
request
Inquire of lra B. Ser-
Mrs. Vivian Bilyeu, Mrs Audi*
fling, Sdo, Oregon.
Forks of the Santiam Community
42 3t-e
Myers,
Mrs Birdeile Sticha, and
Club, when it meets in Scio
There Fur Sale-1 F<>r«i touring
in goixi
Misses
Vella Brenner and Doris
is much to attend to before the club hr
I
running
order.
$100
00.
1 Eord
Weddle went to Eugene Tuesday to
R id »ter, self «tarter, demount­
on this night as well as the election,
attend the district meeting of the
able whi ■ < good im new. Also
and it ia hoped there will be a large
Pythian Sisters
The meetings were
t- unng car body. Al condition,
attendance of members and friends.
$49 00 installed. Fred T. Bilyeu.
held in lhe Elks temple. The Eu-'
It is probable a fine program will lie
gene lodge gave a banquet at hotel
arranged for the affair, and that a M ■ y tn L an at 5j‘< —The Fed-
Osborne in tbe evening.
. ral lamd Bank of Spokane. Wash .
committee from the Richardson Gap
will make loans through the Forks
Mrs. Riley Shelton and Mrs. will be present to present its claim
<>f the Santiam National Farm
Maude Montgomery attended the for a two-day celebration on the 3d
1 an A» -tation in amounts from
state convention of the Rebekah and 4th of July.
$100 t<> $25.000, for a period of
5 to 34i.y> trs, n first mor gage
lodge at Hood River last week. The
The me« ting will be held in th«
Mcunty Inquire of W H Mctjain.
delegatee were taken over a 35 mile big gym if the weather permita. and
S-
Treat . route 2, Scio, Oregon.
drive on a new road which has re­ it ia hoped the present cold snap will
lulv 17-p.
cently been opened to Mount Hood. have passed entirely away by that
There were about 4,000 in attend­ date. It ia expected to take steps
ance at the convention.
in this meeting to bring in large
A large number of out-of-town numbers of new memliers in lhe
relatives and friends of Mrs. John next two or three months, and soon
Leffler attended her funeral here have the largest and best working
last W’ednesday.
Among
those club in the county. Just now it is
coming from a distance were Mrs. impossible to announce any refresh­
Riley and Mrs. John Scott and son ments for the evening, b«_t it is prob
and daughter of Albany; Roscoe able there will not be any. The
Applegate and wife. Paul Anderson session for the evening will I gm
promptly at B o'clock Monday even­
ing, June 2. at the big gym in Sci”.
and wife, Matt Engeldinger and
wife. Mrs. Geo. Lewis. Mrs. Geo.
Emmett, and Mrs. Phoebe Baldwin
of Portland; Mrs. Bud Thom peon
and Gao. and Freddie Iwffler of
Hubbard; Mrs E. H. Hol», n cf Sa-
I. V. McAdoo and wife attended
the Military Tournament in Corvallis
Saturday night, and at* ’When A
; Monti« Leslie and wife and soot Man’s A Man" at U m Globe in Ai-
Mrw W. &
bang Sunday nicht
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