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Henry Hamler and wife «pent th«
Mis* Veils Brenner had a winn re­
Fred Brewster and wife of Crab­
moved from the back of her head Fourth at Vernonia
tree »pent Sunday at Cascadia.
E H. Hokeoa «nd wife wer« over
Herman Zeller was in Silverton Monday.
Wm Young and wife of Ch mas. from Salem Fnda> evening.
on Wednesday of last week on busi­
Washington, spent the Fourth with
Mr*. Jack Berglund of Vernonia
ness
L. C. la visiting at the C. M. Donovan home.
Th«
Bartu
Motor
company
reports
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Youngs
mother.
Mr*
Herliert Shelton was over from
the sal« <>f an Overland touring car AI*M,nder-
Mm A. W. Hagey »spending th«
Stay ton Monday.
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Jame« Stalcup and wife. William week with Mrs A. E Wagner at
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Herman Zeller was in Albany on last week to Adolph Soucek.
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...__ . Sim* and wife and Mrs. Henry Hass- Dalia«.
Rolla 8h«lton and Gordon Wesely ,
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business yesterday
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__ ler w«r« Albany business visitor*
F. L. Jones an I C. C Bilyeu went
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Mia* Ina Donovan has returned »pent four day* fishing on Thomas1
Wednesday afternoon.
to
Marion l.ake Tuesday on a Ash­
creek over the Fourth.
from a visit In Portland
F. W Haskell and family spent ing trip
W A Ewin» and wife left Tues­
James Trollinger and family spent
their Fourth of July vacation with
James Zemlicka and wife left Mon-
day for Oregon caves and Crater
the Fourth at Cascadia.
I. V. McAdoo and wife, They all ,jav for (heir home at Highmore.
l»ke
for
a
two
weeks
outing.
C. M. Donovan and wife were tn
drove up to Caaeadia Saturday af­ South Dakota.
A E. Randi« of Albany was in
Albany Tuesday afternoon.
ternoon. and returned Sunday even­
C. L. Fennell and family went to
C. C. Bilyeu and wife made a bus­ charge at the postofitc« during th*
ing.
Canby
last Friday to spend the
abttenee
of
Post
master
Sbcha.
iness trip to Albany Monday.
Ellis Donovan and wife. Mias Myr-' week-end with friends.
J.
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Hartl««
and
aon
left
Sun
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Frank Shinost and LouiaO. Porter
tie Donovan. Mrs. I>rna Peterson
J. N. Weddle and wife drove to
day for eastern Oregon to buy hay.
epent the Fourth at the coast.
and Carol Ward of Portlan I and Independence Sunday to vi»it Mr.
W F. Gill and wife drove to Mill They expect to be gone a week
Frank Donovan and family of Cor- Weddle'* brother. A E. Wed 11«.
E. T. Haley and family of Free­
City Sunday to visit relatives
vail is spent the Fourth at the C.
R. L. Hixson and family were in
C. E Kendle went tn Portland water *i>ent Wednesday night at th«
M. Donovan home.
[G.
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Bilyeu
home
while
enroute
to
Salem
Sunday. Mrs. Hixson and
og business Monday afternoon.
Mr* Fax Thaver and children who daughter remained until Tucsdav.
Joe and Emil and the Misses Anna Newport.
have been visiting relatives here,
Mra J. H Yates and »mail son
Mrs C. C. Elkay of Centralia.
and Mary Kotan were in Portland
went to Salem the last of th« week left yesterday for Sacramento, Cali­
Washington, visited several days
Monday.
where they visited a few day* at fornia, to visit her sister Iw-fore re­
8 Cbehak and El Pantocrine of Inst week with her nephew. W M.
the Roy Shelton home before return­ turning hm.
Portland spent the Fourth at the R. Rhoda and family.
tag to their horn« In Portland.
Because of a shortage of water
Herman Zeller accompanied Lloyd
Borovicka home.
E D. Myers and wifo and J S. the Brownsville Woolen mill si clos­
Huutlev
and
wife
and
Daright
Hunt
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Miss Joeie Kotan apant the Fourth
Sticha and wife spent a three day*' ed. The Salem Woolen mill is clos­
lev and wife of Salem to Newport,
at her home in the c»u try. re’ in.
vacation last week-end at the Nar ed for the first time in 20 years.
when- they spent the Fourth.
ing to her work in Scio Monday.
rows fishing. They say they caught
Perle Wiltfong and family of L>>s
L. H. Towns and Harrv Donovan!
Mrs. I. W. Morgan and two small
I the limit and that they had a fine
Ange c» «topped over Thursday with
daughters. Joyce and June, of Cam­
have gone to Stayton to haul c>
time. They had to go on pack hors­
as. Washington, are visiting E. J.
me nt where three miles of paving is G. M Bilyeu and wife. They were
es the last seven miles.
enroute to Yellowstone park.
H Hand and wife. The ladies are
being laid.
Ed Stepanck on route 3 was a
■touts.
Donald Stalcup. Donald MacDon­
El F. Gilkey was up from Albany
lucky man the other dav. During
At perhaix no other gathering on
Monday evening on a short visit ald. Jack Kellv and Clement Cain
a sal« at the Sternberg clothing store
the Fourth was there four sisters of
El say* he is busy these day* run­ celebiated the Fourth with a d ’tplav
i in Albany chances were given entitl-
auch an advanced age as at th*
of fireworks on the Cain lawn.
ning the rock crusher there
i ing the holder of the lucky number
Richardson Gap celebration. They
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hixson, the to a 110 gold piece
Harry Nealy and family of Port­
Mr. Stepanek
were
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines. 84;
land were in this neighlMirho.xl Sat­ Misses Vella Brenner and Dorris held the lucky number.
Mrs.
Rebecca
Morris. 82. Mr* Phoe­
urday viaiting old-time neighbor* Weddle, and J L Kelly and George
A week ago last Friday Charles,
be
Turner.
77;
and Mr*. Martha
Mid friends, and were callers on J Brock drove to Niagara Thursday the small son of Mr. and Mr*. Fred
Smith. 72. All arc enjoying good I
evening to spend the Fourth.
P. Munkvrs and wife.
Mumper, ran a sliver in the arch of
health except Mrs. Game*.
his foot which caused him much suf­
fering. On Monday of this week it
City Coucil Met
It wat
worked out of hi* heel.
about an inch long
last Thursday night the city
G. A. btoddard and Rudolph
council met in regular session, the
Young went to Newport to upend
mayor and four aidermen being in
Women's Misses nnd Children'*
; the Fourth. They were driving on
attendance.
Clothing and I laberdashcry
the beach as the tide was coming in
The minutes of the last meeting '
j and their car began to sink in th«-
Popular
Prices
were read and approved.
soft sand. They said they had to
The semi-annual report of the
run about a half mil« to gel help to
Oregon
Salem,
city treasurer was read and placed
. get it out.
on fil«.
The usual number of bills were!
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read, found okey and ordered paid.
The present extreme dry weather
and the shortage of water gave the
council much coneern. There is.'
the council reasoned, too many lots
ano atreets with unnecessary dead
grass and weeds that are a menace
to property if a fire should break
out. and the str«wt committee wan
instructed to have the strtwts mowed
and the property owner thus en­
couraged to do likewise for the pro­
tection of his property. Water is
too low n<-w to fight a t»ig fire
It is cheaper to prevent a fire
than augment it. Help prevent a
fire today -tomorrow mav lie too
late.
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I.' <ms p - >p!« >{*ent the Fourth in
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.» places, eome visiting horn«
f. ks in other places; and othsrs
went to Stayton. Mehama, Taylor'a
grove and the coast.
Th- W I-
Hardison family of
Portland accompanied by th«ir nep­
hew at I wife, Mr. and Naggs of
Mar da. Mont., and Mias Rowena
Campbell of Portland war* Lyon«
visitors over the week-end. They
camped at Taylor's grove.
M Martin and family spent sev­
er a dsvs last week at Netarts.
They reported a splendid trip and
l a i a ; t <>f sport deep sea fishing.
Alfred Martin and wife are spend­
ing tie in nth camping at Taylor’s
grove.
Arthur Vaughn and family arrived
Friday evening from Klamath Falls
for a few data visit with home folk*.
Mr*. Charley D-mney and children
<>f Couer-de Lain. Idaho, and Mrs.
Joe I .ilt fan * of California are vis­
iting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. A’. h -I s
Their win. Charley, is «x-
| t<> arrive soon also from Cal­
ifornia.
\\ S Berry and wife and two
- til nod li e Rev. Terry family mo­
tored to Salem Thursday.
you'll Tind your Want Here
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pot tine but nottunc under Mr pot iotuu
1 . bn- Ray in "Gs-,Oil and Water," at
Star Theatre, Stayton, Saturday.
A story of Mexican border band­
it
A'to a 2-recl Mack Sennett
comedy. "On Patrol,” Admis­
sion IWc and 30c.
Wanted To buy, second-hand silo.
( liai v4 Tuct-k, mute 2, Scio, Or­
egon.
49p
For Sale
One full blood Poland
< hit.a - ,w and eight pigs. See
I I Kreb-, Scio, Ore., route 4 tf
1 >r Sn.e
One and two-quart fruit
jars
Pasture for rent. See Mr*.
< C Bilyeu at the confectionery.
I
r S.Big type, pure bred, reg-
Hlered Duroc Jersey pigs; with
reg -(ration papers 115 00. Max
Wesely.
48-t4-e
Kurm E«n. Money at
with
nm.inai cooiaitoaion; prepayment
prix edg< » after first year. Wm.
l ain. Albany Ore.
43-e
l »r Sale High class grade cows,
n<>w averaging about 30 r>ound»
"f m k per day each. Sec C. E.
Kcodle. the blacksmith.
48-c
Wanted
Heavy planer. 6 by 20.
either three or four sides
Must
be cheap for cash. See Hrudka
Lumber Co.. Scio. Ore. 40 3l-e
Fouad License plate, in the 50,'KM).
Owner can have same by calling
at th»- 1 ribun* office, proving th«
property and paying for this ad.
¡•or Sail-
McCormick binder, in
v <1 runn ng order, 7-foot cut.
I’ i ice |7-> f<>r quick sale. See A.
E Wv-tenhouse, Scio, Ore. 46-c
Notice | have a fine registered
Jersey bull ready for service;|2 50
for grade« and |.'> wti for regiater-
*<1 c- w* paid in advance. See Joe
Ernest Titus and family cam«,
Zav i--y for particulars.
49p
down from Hood River and spent a
Money to L un at
The Fed­
week with Mra Titu« mother. Mm.
eral I .and Itarik of Spokane. t^aaA .
Eliza Crabtree. t>n Saturday John
will make loans through the Forks
Swan and wife of Fortland and Mrs.
of the Santiam National Farm
L an Association in amount« from
Delbert Yergen of Aurora and Mrs.
$1
IM) to 125,000, for a period of
8. W. Gait es took dinner with Mrs
5 to 3li years, on first m<>rg*g« i
Crabtree. On Sunday Aunt Etiaa
i-irii}
Inquire of W H Mciuiin,
went to her granddaughter's wed­
Sec. Trek* , route 2. Scio. Oregon.
ding. Mias Winnie Young, who was
luiv 17-p.
married to Dal« Propst, at thehon e
of her parent*, Mr. and .Mrs J. W.
Youn,r, Rev. Betzer officiating. A
large number of relatives and frien is
were present, and a bountiful din­
ner was served. The happv couple
motored to southern Oregon shortly
after the feast.
Granddaughter Is Married
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F. O. B Detroit
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Card of Thank*
THE
We wish in this manner to extend
our heartfelt thanks to the many
friends who rendered such kindly as­
sistance during the sickncsa and
burial of our beloved husband and
father, and for the beautiful fiorai
offerings and song*
Mra. J. A. Burton and Family
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