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The Scio Tribune
Country Correspondence
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•er resoled at Eugene for ■ time ani vices next Izod's Day at the Baptist
Moore and children of Salem came
for the hut four rears she has been church.
out bringing two nieces of Mrs
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GILKEY STATION
Ham sendee: "Christian I Jfe
at Redland*, t’al’forrua
Hull Mrs Joe Kornilt and son Carl
and Service,“
of Pendleton and Mrs Ed Sespac of
June 17
June 17
x p m eervice: “True Citisen-
Sedr<> Wooley, Wash
They are re
Mr*. Mikulka Paase-
Those from here who attended
ship."
Mr». J. 8. Funk and I j I* are in membered here as the Quecner girls
7 p. m : Young people’» meeting.
the memorial and dedication exer
(>>rvallis, where they went a week of Slayton.
Mr*. Erank Mikulka. a former re«-
cises
at
Providence
church
Sunday
10 a. m.: Bible school.
ago Sunday. Mrs. Funk is visiting
Ident of Scio, di-d at her home in
were: J. W. Miller end family, j
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>m< and bring others with you.
her brother and taking treatments,
Tacoma ls«t Thursday. The body
Claude
Churchill
and
family,
Edwin
as she has been ill ever since she ;
was brought to Scio Saturday ac
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Brmg us vour job Printing
Jones and wife. Dillon McLain, Rosa companied by the husband and ton.
had the summer flu.
and Mary Gibbons. Mich Trolhng«-r Prank Jr., and his wife.
Mrs. 8. B. Holt was elected direc
June 17
and mother. Elmer Archumbauer'
Funeral service# were held Sun
tor and Fred Sommer re-elected
and
wife.
Edward
Roberts
and
wife.
The
community
in
general
turned
day
afternoon al Franklin Butte
clerk at the school meeting Monday.
out to dedication of the monument Tom Quigley and family, J I. Shel cemetery, conducted I>y J. F Patrny.
My Shoe and
Mrs Harry Johnston of Scio vis
honoring Rev. Joab Powell and :he ton end family. Roe Phillips and and she was laid to rest beside her
Hnrnes* Repairing Shop
ited her sister. Mrs. R. H. McCarter,
founders of the Baptist church at wife. F. A. Bowman and Hiram •on who died several years ago.
Saturday.
in the residence juat north
Providence.
The crowd waa the Wolfe.
John Zeller of Buzzsrd Station
of
Sam Stoller’* home on
Glen Shilling and wife spent lest
largest ever assembled there, esti
Baptist Church Note*
.Main street
was a visitor al the S. I*. Crenshaw
mated at 2000. The dedication waa Saturday evening with hie father.
home Sunday.
a grand success, the church was H. O. Shilling
Claiencc Hedrick will preach nt
Norman Garrison and wife of Sa
Earl Gooch and family were home
filled to overflowing, with two-thirds
botb
the morning and evening «er-
lem visited at Le<» Zeller's Wednes
of th«* crowd outside. We enjoyed over the week-end.
day. Mrs. Garrison visited her fa
I^ee George ami eon. Clinton, are
the old-time hymns, as in old times,
ther again Monday.
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home
from camp. The camp dosed
favutites of Rev. Joab Powell, and
It is reported that Charles Paine
waa reminded of our boyhood days down last Saturday for a while.
is very low at the home of his sis
Alex McDonald visited his sister.1
We were triad to meet several old
ter, Mrs. Scott Hawk. After his
friends, but few of those of 60 years Mrs. Edwin Jotu-s. last Thursday
siege of typhoid he suffered a stroke
H. O. Shilling cslled in Dr. Prill
ago were present. The old man
of paralysis and other complications.
realised he waa on the downgrade Thursday who found him suffering
A good sized crowd attended the
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with an attack of summer flu. He
and could not reach the brake.
preaching service Thursday evening
i
Curtis Griffin and wife of Los An- ia up and around now.
by 1. W. Cooper of Albany. He
William Man's and wife and Char-
gvl««a arrived at the Santiam Farm
will speak here again next Thursday
W«-dn«nlay for a restand recreation lee McClain and family attended the
Thin is to notify the people that the undersigned will hold a
evening.
with his mother. Mrs. S. W. Gaines, Nash and Met lain family reunion st
Public Sale at S«io, Oregon, on tl> .or just east of the Scio
A mistake was made unwittingly
Buena Vista. Oregon. There were
for two month*.
Tribune,
on Saturday. July 12, 1924, beginning a 1:30 o’clock
regarding the one who passed the
Mr«. John H. Hartley, eon and 59 relative« present. Grandmother I
p.
m.
All
who have anything to < |l apd wish to join with
highest here In the Hth grade. Mary
daughter of Shindler's Bridge called McClain had her nine children, five
me
can
save
considerable expense and work by Hating their ♦
Lils Goar carried off the honors in-
in Monday afternxin for some fresh girls and four boys, with their fam
property
with
Ora Zink, manager, care Mr*. E. J. Calloway,
st«*ad of Helen Revel.
ilies prewent to partake of th«- boun-
peas.
phone
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the
Scio Tribune or J. S. Sticha, the clerk. All dI
A. L. Ticdunan and children at
Elmer Griffin returned to Salem liful dinner which th« y bed prepared
listing* must in- in by 7 p. m. Saturday, June 28. Small com 4
tended services here Thursday earn
Friday to take up his work at the for the occasion. All had a goo«i
mission charged, (.ol. Hen T. Sudtell, auctioneer.
fl
ing.
Cottage Farm, after his 10-day va time and the day will tie lung re
A Mr. and Mrs Daugherty have
membered.
cation.
come here from Texas and are liv
At the annual school meeting Mon
Hay cutting Is now the order of
List anything you have to »*11- no b. bidding, must be sold I
ing at Thomas for the present. Mr
the dav. ns it is light and drying up. day afternoon F. A. Bowman was
Daugherty is a brother to the man
as Sunday was six weeks without elected director to serve three years
by thnt name who has lived here for
rain, making the longest early dry and Mrs, Charles McClain, clerk, to
some veers.
spell ever known in the Willamette serve one year.
The following from here attended
Earl Tucker of Turner visib-d Ar
vallcv, causing gardens to fail and
the big gathering at Providence
thur
McLain Sunday afternoon.
cutting crops one-half to three-
Look in our window and ace how cheap and
Sunday: J. H. Kelly and wife,
Monday noon Charles McClain re
fourths. We are fearing corn and
what good meat you can get for your money.
Richard Struckrneyer and family.
potatoes will lie a failure if no rain ceived word that his brother-in-law.
W R. Kelly, G. W. Smith. K. H.
Newton Prather, had passed away
by July 4th.
Every Day
Every Day
McDonald and family. Wilson Young
1 met my nephew. Billy South, of that morning of apoplexy at hi«
Prices
Prices
and family. James Bilyeu and wife,
Hamilton Creek at Providence last home at Buena Vista. The funeral
Leonard Gilkey and family.
Sunday. He has been very unlucky was held Wednesday afternoon
Smoked Meat
Mrs. John De Wall has an electric
ns he had both leg* broken, one of Charles McClain and family attended,
washing machine.
( holes Light Bacon
Shoo Mr rs
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them twice, and otherwise mashed
W. H. McLain attended
Mr
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Heavy Bacon ..........
Wvinx-sJ. .
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Tbs Farmers Union people are up. Saturday he waa tackled by a Shindler's funeral Wednesday after
Bologna..
25«
Ham............................
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getting rvady for their convention
Summer Sausage
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male hog and came near living torn noon.
to be held here Saturday. A good to pieces. He beat the animal with
F A. Bowman called on H. O ;
Bee:
Pork
time is expected.
a club over the hesd sums 30 blows. Shilling last Saturday.
.,8a»IOe
Roast .,,
14c 15s
Good Boil.
S. B. Holt and family and Fred but was badly tusked and bitten.'
Mrs. Ernest McCrae called on her
12c'13e
Chops....
K omi . ....
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Sommer and family hied themselves
And still he never complains.
father, H. 0. Shilling. Monday
Steaks ..,
,.l6c.t8o
Salt Pork
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away early Sunday morning for
The Santiam Farm has a fine lot
Carl Lent* and wife and Earl Lath-
Newport. The Holts also attended
of Royal Ann cherries nt 5c per lb., rope, wife and daughter spent last
the Jersey picnic near Toledo. They
or 25c per gallon; also plenty of Thursday al the North Santiam R.
took Ruth and Loia Wirt of Crab
onions and some lettuce.
R bridge. Mrs. l^enz. and Mrs
Holechelt Bro*., Props.
Scio. Oregon
tree for the outing. The Sommer's
Ed Kalina, wife and eon went up Lalhrope were formerly Alma ami
Ml
were happily surprised to meet
Monday and helped hie brother-in- Inis Rusaell and they caaae back f<>
Chester Bertling and wife of Eugene
law. Ed Su-panek. put up hay. aa it their childhood home foi a few hourrs
at Newport. They report a good
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look«*d so much like rain.
visit to find the home occupied by
crowd and pleasant trip.
The old man feels like the last strangers, but they enjoyed their
T. M. Holt and wife, S It Holt rose of summer, as his legs have
visit on the river bank.
and family, John Shepherd and fam about gone back on him with weak
Carl Smith loaded a ear of wood
ily, Mra. Eldora Slewart. Hazel ness, So he hobbles around like a
for Alfred Powell of Albany this
Young and Mrs. Ernest Kelly at burned fool chick.
week.
Wc are still threatened with rain,
tended the Farmers Union picnic
Byron Bates and family and Mrs.
which we are anxious to see if our
near Lebanon Friday.
hay is out.
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Carl Smith were shopping in Albany
FIB EÀTBIL
Franklin Gilkey distinguished him
Tuesday.
•elf by winning a loving cup In the
Eugene Millar's health is not very
Sigma Delta Phi contest for having
Doing Good Work
good because of after effects of the
ths most inches of news.
flu.
Since aasuming the management
Mabel Zysset was home from
of the 1924 Linn ccunty fair. Leon-’
A Haiaey Orphan*» Home
Portland for the week end.
Now Open!
Joseph Vejvoda
.. Public Sale !
Listings Now Being Made
Ora ZinK> Manager
I
Every Saturday Is Bargain Day
Meat
i
Scio Meat Market
Lona. Hazel and Arnold Zysset.
Marian Gilkey and Opal Mespeltare
attending summer school at Corvel-
lia
Will Holt was given a pleasant
surprise Sunday honoring hie 74th
birthday, at his home with the J. G.
Holl's. Thirty relatives were seat
ed at the bounteous dinner served
under the spreading branches of the
big black walnut tree.
A large
birthday cake with candles forming
74 was a feature of the banquet.
Here's hoping he will enjoy many
more birthdays
Frances Higganbotham has re
turned to Silverton, and Edna Serf-
ling ia now here visiting her sisters.
Mrs. Prokop and Mra. Kelly.
Mrs J. G. Holt had a happy sur
prise Sunday afternoon when WiU
ard Gilkey has secured the pledge
of 13 communities to hold local fairs (We received this too late to pub
lish last week)
and th«*n have an exhibit at the 1
county fair.
Mr. Gilkey was In
Mrs. Martha J. Kayser, herself
town Monday on hie way to Lyons an orphan, and knowing the needs
snd Mill City to interest them ia-a of auch, has charge of an orphan's
community exhibit at the county home in the poetoffice building
fair. He f«*els sure he will have 16 With the sanction of County Clerk
or more communities exhibiting this Russell and Rev. Robert Parker she.
vear. and says he finds a moat cor- on Monday, June 1«. assumed the
dial feeling toward the county pro- care of Willie Wheeler, age 74.
gram to make the fair areal county
Willie is the printer's devil land
institution.
everybody else) in the office of the
If there is any one in the county Halsey Enterprise
who understands fair work and can
Mrs. Wheeler ia well known in
make it a success, that one is Ls«m- Lane county, After a year or two
ard Gilkey, and the fair board was on a farm there she and Mr. Kay-
wise in employing him.
•er conducted a general merchandise
We understand the premium list store at Elmira for 14 years, Sell-
will be off th« press this week and in* out. they went to CotUare Grove,
reedy for dialrtbeUosk.
iwiser« Mr. *fussr died. Mra
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