Image provided by: Scio Public Library; Scio, OR
About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1924)
General .Yews The J?cio Tribune loan«, as saying. ‘Out of the 39 states in which we loan money, we find no getter land than is found in Linn county, and we have less trou ble with loans In Linn county than in any of the 39 slates. ’ "As soon as he gets the land in first class shape. Mr. Long says he will be in the market for additional acreage '* The Albany Herald said Turad ay "Completion of the first sale of Una eountv land to have beet» influenced iy the giant realty syndicate which wa* capitalised at 1274.000 and or ganised to speculate in Linn county tracts, wu reported today when J. Fred Hr sly of the Willamette Valley l-ard company sold to Ferry J. Long nf Portland the 336 acre farm of Large crowds attended the open Sam Knox of Knox Rutte. ing of the Wool worth 15c st ire in "Mr. Ding is formerly of Canton. Albany last Friday afterno ■» and Music sas furnished by Ohio, and an acquaintance of Judge evening an Albany orchestra, and ch.ldrro Murphy of Cincinnati He quoted were given balloons by the manage- Judge Murphy, who is a member of tne ooard of directors and an ap menl. This is 1317th store in the praiser of the Union Central Life W’oolworth chain. - ------- a—_ --------- During the month of Inly. anv- ne who ! iv Iwcn chroofoglb 31 for 6 B en a complete X-Ray of the spine FREE. it' the spine is found in perfect condition. | f\eward: — ... . i.. Acute Sickness Chiropractic grvet natureachai.ce to correct acute xieknes in the shortest time possible. Acute sickness is alwavs np.i- n:ed with temporary subluxations of the spine---«¡trier vau-ativ! or from retlex Dr. R. H. HARRIS, Chiropractor Albany, Oregon Cusick Bank Building Alteration Sale STILL GOING BIG. We have added more ijwe in wl.nli 1.» exhibit the many new line* of fine FOOTWEAR. A visit to ur store will convince you of the great value* to l-c had. McDowell «Shoe Co., Albany. IrtfM THE "ARCH PRESKRVE h " STORE CHANGE OF LOCATION •W Having diacuntinucd our store at Brownsville. Oregon, the Brownavillc Woolen Milla Store is now open to the public at First and Ellsworth Streets (opposite Albany State B.iiii. . Al bany, Oregon, where we have a complete line of (. lothing. Kirn iahings. Blanket* and Flannel*. At our new Icicati-m we ..re pre pared to carry a larger and more complete stock than in the past Mill at Brownsville, Oregon Retail stores at Portland,Eugenc.Marshfield,North Bend. Albarn 1 lie Brownsville Woolen Mills Store BARRETT BROS. Let us figure with you on your water system FAIRBANKS-MORSE LIGHT PLANTS, the Best n Earth Full Stock of McCORMICK DEE RING REPAIRS Mail Order* Taken Care Of. Barrett Brothers Albany Oregon £« C. J. Breier Co. £« ALBANY, ORKOON DependableMerchandise at the Lowest Possible Prices Men’s Clothing Men's high grade 8uito...........................>19.r»Gto >28/»0 Fine wool Drew Panto........... >4 .50, >4 95. |5 90, $ti 4*> Blue Chainbray Work Shirts................... 7'h*. 90r. !’8r Khaki Pants............................................ 98c. >1 F5, >1.9.5 I William Stokes and wife of Mo deste, Calif., and Eiv Persing, wife and son uf Sierras. Calif., arrived at the T. M. Holt home last Sunday for an extended visit with relatives here Mrs. Mokes is a sister and Mrs. Persing a niece of Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Stokes will be remembers! here as Ella Bishop. George W Smith, who has been visiting at the Ijeonard Gilkey home for about seven weeks, left Monday. He will go to Cortland, then to his home at Fresno. Calif. Mrs. Ida Ziegler, formerly of Portland, was visiting her niece. Mrs. E. F. Krebs recently. Leonard Gilkey's raspberry crew finished picking Monday. Arthur Wilson and family of near Ix>t>anon were in these parte Sunday. The young people of the Sunday school held a party at the Fred Me*- pelt homo Wednesday evening Re freshments were served. Mrs. Cora Smith helped celebrate her sister's, Mrs. J F Sims, birth day in Scio Sunday Mrs. Ullie Harris came for her. Prokop Brothers began to thresh Thursday. E. N. Tempest and wife and W, D. Smith and wife of Portland came io Banner Farm Friday to visit their sons. Chester Tempest and Alvin Smith. The party went to Scio Sat urday morning and returned home that afternoon. They liked it here sad plan to return again soon tn remain over Sunday. The following attended the camp meeting at Woodburn Sunday: Jas. Richardson and wife. S. P. Cren shaw and wife, T. M Holl and wife and Nora. J. G Holt and wife. Lu cille and Lietle Sommer. W. A. Gil key and wife and Marian, the latter remained for the week. Mr* T. M. Holt ami Miss Nori H<>lt entertained the Farmer'* Uu- bn Saturday evening. Refresh ment* were served. John Zeller and family of Buzzard Station were dinner guests Sunday with lam Zeller. A good manv from here attended the funeral of Mr*. Bertha Price In Jefferson Wednesday. The pall bearers, who were all from thia nrighborh<x<d, were: S B. Holt, James Johnston. Fred Mespelt. Iwo Zeller, J H. Kelly and I’harlea Frei tag Rev. Erskine, pastor of the Evangelical church io Jefferson.con ducted the service« Burial was In the Jefferson cemetery. M im Nora Holt, who clerki in Woodworth's store in Albany, la •pending her summer vacation at home. Visitor« at the R. H McCarter hum«* Sunday were: Harry John ston and family of Scio, Edna Gil key and family and G. W. Smith. Mr. McCarter Is able to sit up quite a bit now. Mrs. A. Mitchell suffered a sprain ed ankle Wednesday while in the funeral procession st Jefferson. She was riding in the Robins’ ear, ami the breaks did not hold in gring up the steep hill; the ear started back ing. Mr. Robins trying to run it in the batik. when Mrs. Mitehell jump ed out. one wheel running over her foot. She is still unable to walk. E F. Krebs and wife took Mr. and Mrs Snyder to Albany T uesday where they took the train for their home near St. Joseph. Mo. Shoes Men's brm Oxfords, Goodyear welts fret >.38'», >4 25 Men’s Summer Outing Shoes, priced at 11 59 to >2 95 Bovs’ Work Shoes................................... >1.79 to >2 98 Bovs' I «Sil(kdi..«••«••• ••••««•••*••••••• •••»••••« 50 to >3.45 Misses' Patent leather Slipper«......— >1 89 to >2 98 Women's I)resa Pumps......................>2 45, >3 95, >4 15 SHELBURN NEWS ly Mrs. A. Shanks an I daughter Vera and Mrs Fritz Bowman and daughter returned on the afterr >-<>n train Monday from Detroit, where they had been for a few days' out ing. Mrs. Carl Smith assisted Mrs By ron Bates with the eo<>k>ng for the threshers last week Ben Watkins starte-i bi« thre-.her last Saturday, and the Osborn crew are running theirs. •«> wt»n thr-e machines the harvest wi I - n Io wound to a close Then the w «re housemen will ha.c th?ir turn hand w.is so generous as to semi th* 0?! man a sample copy, which wit of interesting news, so I will I e to autwerib«* for a month. John Griffin came up fr. n Sunday morning at S u'ct'ic« visit with his mother, Mrs. S w . Gaines, returning in the evening Arch Ray threshed his fall crop Saturday, yielding fairly good. A<ao threshed crop on Jim Arnold's farm E«l Kalina stacked hia crop of wheat and oats Sunday. Very light crop. Billy Richardson was down Mon day for a supply of vrgetabl“S to fr- d the threshing crew Tuesday The old man and good wife made Geo Griffin a call Sunday. found him enjoying life like a fighting hen. He is raising a fine bunch of calves, al*«) one dandy Jersey bull. Art i^ttenmaier. wife and • i callcl in Monday fur a supply ot potatoes. Two of the Peooer bo*s dropp- d in fur a social chat Monday. »•If. EATKF LOCAL BREVITIES F L. Jones and C. C. Bilyeu re turned Friday from a ten days out- ng at Marion lj»ke. They report a fine time, and good fishing, but the forest tires marred their pleasure to some extent. Mrs E. D. Myers. Mrs. E. G. Ar ion I. Mrs J. S. Sticlia, Mrs. E. H. Hotwm of Salem, and the Mtsees Dorri« Wed He and Vella Brenn r went to Newport Monday morm f<>r a weeks outing. ix-e Shelton of Ix-banon is visiting ling grain. Opal Shilling assisted Mrs W. ii. at the home of his uncle, Floyd R. McLain with the cooking for harve-t Shelton, during the absence of Henry Bilyeu and wife, with whom he hands Wednesday. mal.i-s his home, are in Washington looking after business matters. ; SANTIAM FARM NEWS I Ixife Osborn threshed hia 8-acre wheat field Friday, from which he •«-cured 2*26 bushels, or a little over July 22 ..*K bushels per acre. Thia is consid Eldon Griflin cam«- down from ered an exceptional yield this year, Lebanon, where he ha* lw-n for th«* and the wheat is of extra quality. past two weeks, bunting a job of Mr and Mrs Archie Undley took work. He is now tackling hi« uncle their five-year old son. Ki ward, to for work. Salem last week, where on Wednes M C. Gaine« and wife of Crab day at the Deaconess hospital, his tree called in Friday evening for an tonsils were removed. He was able hour's chat with the old coup e, as tn lie brought home Friday and is they have nut forgotten his father getting along nicely at this time. El Kalina is hauling gravel on the The first of last week V. T Wig road, making 10 to It loads a day leeworth and family and Dean Worst at 60c per load. Good wag«-« for a of Portland came up to visit at the man who loves to work. F T. Thayer home The gentlemen I received a letter from Missouri procecile*! on to southern Oregon on stating they are rained out. a* th«» business, while Mrs. Wiglesworth ground ia so wet they cannot cut their hay or gram Their corn has and mhis , John and Victor, jr., and * not been cultivated since planted laughter. Frances, accompanied liy and i| covered up with weeds and Ml»* Fr*- la Thayer went to Casca- -dia for a few days. The viaitors re grass and is almost a failure. The Albanv Evening Herald editor turned to Portland Monday. DO NOT FORGET OUR BIG Sp ecial Sale Will End Next Saturday Night, July 26th, at 9:00 O clock MEN: “Buy Your Suits 1 his Week" ’ July 22 County Clerk Russell and wife and Edwin Jones snd wife drove to Port« Isnd last Wednesday and spent the dsy with relatives and friends, re turning the same evening Mrs fred, spent Sunday with her son. H 0. Shilling so l family Lyon* Broth-rs and Byron Ba!-« commence«! threshing la«t Fridas If they have no trouble th«y will finish the season's run th« latter part of this week The gram is yielding good for the dry sea«->n. T. M Russell and family re: urn- rd to North Bend last Friday, after •pending three weeks in this vicinity. Harvey McLain made a bu«:< ■• « trip to Eugene last Friday He •topped on his way home at Belle- fountain to visit hi« uncles, the Gragg Brothers, and their families, and returned Surfday evening. Dillon Mcljiin returned home Sunday evening from a two weeks visit with relative« and friends at Bellefuuntain, T. H Gragg, wife and son of Rellefountaine and Mim Satchwell of Shedd spent Sunday aftern >n with W. H McLain an-l family. After supuer they departed for home. Charles McCiain and family ap. nt Sunday with J W. Mells and fami M E Siudiag and son, Al- Albany Oregon "Dres* Well and Succeed"
