The Scio Tribun*
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General News
home
They left Monday for a visit W-odburn eamp meeting Sunday.
with
relative«
in Washington
Other« going from here were: Floyd
!
GILKEY STATION
Mr*. A. MiteheU has g< e t > Sa t'renanaw, Ixila Wataon. Herman
lem to her daughter'« home while Zeller and Charle* Weinberg and
July 29
fami’y.
her ankle i* healing
Ira Serving viaited relatives here
Mr» Cora Smith has a very sore
Chaster Tempest and Alvin Smith
hand, the result of a calf hooking are cutting wood < n the Peter »on Sunday.
W. J Kellv and wife are camped
her in the palm of her right hand place
in
the Iwbanon tourist park. Mr.
while ahe was tying it in the orch
Nora Holt accompanied her bro
ard. It is doing as well as ecu Id be ther and wife to Portland fr a few Kelly is trucking for the county.
lone Morri« of Albany visited at
expected.
day’s visit.
Fred
Mespelt's all last week.
Dwight Prteraon and family of
The following held a picnic dinner
Ernest
Kellv and wife are home
al Green'« bridge Sunday.
T. M. Lebanon were dinner guests at R.
from
Igtrwood
for a few day«. They
Holt and wife. 0. L. Holt and wife H. Bflh>nald'a Sunday.
will
soon
go
to
the Bohemian Hall,
Mr» Clara Dunning a I tw > oil-
of Portland. Fred Sommer and fam
where
Ernest
is
to continue truck
ily. E. L. Whetstone and family. S dren of Oak Ridge are visiting at
driving.
B Holt and family, William Stoke« Frank Prokop’s.
Edward Vtford and wife of La*
J. G Holt and wife took Harry
and wife, and Ely Peraing. wife and
comb
were dinner guests at the J.
•on of Modesto. Calif., who were Jone« of Stayton. Mary L>is G ir,
G
Holt
home Monday, and while
house guests at the T. M Holt S P. Crenshaw and I Joy.I to the
here p rchased a registered Jersey
heifer of Mr. Holt.
During the month of July, anyone wh.» has
Joe Kitchen and wife of Albany
ill for b m •nth» wil1 1« < iv-
• WV-e V V
o been - chronically
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visited at the parental home Sunday.
i . V II
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en a complete X-Ray of the spine ERI E, if
Mrs. Dwight Peterson and Mrs.
the spine is fount! in perfect condition.
R. H McDonald called on their old
»chool mate, Clsra Dunning, al the
Frank Prokop home Sunday.
Chiropractic ^ives nature a chance to correct acute »ickne • in
1
1 Q \ewara:
Acute Sickness
the shortest time possible. Acute sickness is alw.iv» .»• . oinp.i-
med with temporary subluxations of the »pine---either .iu».itivc
or from retlex
Dr. R. H. HARRIS, Chiropractor
Albany. Oregon
Cusick Bank Building
Alteration Sale
SI ILL GOINT. BIG.
U ’c have added more span- in winch I
exhibit the many new line* of tine FOOTWEAR.
A visit to our
store will convince you of the great values to l>c had
McDowell kShoe Co.,
Albany, Oregon
THE "ARCH PRESERVER” STORE
CHANGE OF LOCATION
Ihr Having discontinued our »tore st Brownsville, (he on, the
Brownsville Woolen Mills Store is now open to tl i pul ac it
First and Ellsworth Streets (opposite Albany State Batik . Al
bany, Oiegon, where we have a complete line of Clothing, Fum-
uJtings, Blankets and Flannels. At our new location we «re pre
pared to carry a larger and more complete stock than in th< past
Mill at Brownsville, Oregon
Retail stores at Portland,Eugene,Marshfield.North Bend, \lb.iny
I he Brownsville Woolen Mills Store
BARRETT BROS.
Let us figure with you on your water system
FAIRBANKS-MORSE LIGHT PLANTS, the Best
n I .rth
Full Stock of McCORMICKDEERING RI PAIRS
The Shepherd family held a family
reunion at H<>r»hoe Park, between
Woodburn and Hubbard Sunday.
Those present wore: John Shepherd
and family of this plsce. Alvin Shep
herd and family of Hoff. David and
family of Silverton. Andrew and
family of McMinnville. W, L Dra
ger and family of Dever. Chester
Ellie and family of Dallas.
The Thimble club met Thursday
with Mrs. Edna Gilkey.
The pro
gram was as follows: Reading from
the famous woman's chajier in Prov.
31; the D*rd'a prayer in concert; the
original club song. composed bv
Mr«. Effie Sommer, by all; Mrs S.
B Holt played and sang “Star of
the East.'* The hostess staged two
contests. an Apple Romance and
Tupsv Turvev Town.
As several
answered alike, straws were drawn
for the prises. Mrs. Anna Holt and
Mrs. Pansy Shepherd drew the
lucky straws
Ginger cake and lo
ganberry punch was served by the
h >»tew, assisted by Mrs bls Yunk-
er. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Anna Holt,
Mrs. Leslie Potts, whose husband
died in Albany a week ago Sunday
rught, was Miss Louise Hanke, and
lived near Gilkey station before her
marriage.
Mrs Joseph Harrs, who came out
from Park City. Utah, about two
weeks ago to assist in caring for R.
H. McCarter, who is quite ill; was
taken ill and the first uf the wren
was not expected to live. She is H5
years of age and made the trip from
Park City alone.
Mail Orders Taken Care Of.
I
Barrett Brothers
Oregon
Albany
C. J. Breier Co. «««
ALBANY, OREGON
DependableMerchandise
at the Lowest Possible Prices
Men’s Clothing
Men's high grade Suit«......................... $19.50 to $28.<4J
Fine wool Dreaa Panto...........$4.50, $4 95. $5 90, sil |5
Blue t'hainbrav Work Shirta
7
Khaki Pants........................................... 98c, $l.b5, $1,95
Shoes
Men'« br»«n Orfords, Goodyear welts jnci $3 85
Men'« Summer Outing Shoes, priced at $1 59 to
Bova* Work Shoe«.................... .............. $1.79 to
Bova* Drew Shoes.................................... $2 50 to
Miaaea’ Patent Leather Slippers............ $1.89 to
Women’s Dress Pumps ................ $2 45. $71.95,
$ I 25
$2 95
$2 93
$3.45
$2 98
$4 45
SANTIAM FARM NEWS
;
July 29
Everything is very quiet, only ex
citement is thrashing which is going
on nicely. Grain will soon be all in
the dry. Fair price« prevail, as the
crop is a little light but of fair
quality.
Elmer Griffin came up Saturday
from the Cottage Farm, where he
ha* been an attendant for the past
year, returning Monday.
S. W. Gaines received a letter
from Curtis Griffin, who arrived in
Loa Angeles Isst Sunday, after leav
ing the Sanliam Farm on Monday,
going by water, and resumed their
old job the next morning, the wife
receiving 1150 per month and he
gets (300 per month - 'fair wages.
Hilly Beran, wife and daughter nf
Rodgers Mountain came down to
spend th“ day with Ed Kalina and
family, the ladies being sisters.
Billy and Eddie are troth fine, upto-
date farmers, and are running a
ra< e to see who can raise the best
crop this dry season.
Billy will
have to go some if he carries off the
big pumpkin, as Ed has the finest
crop in this section.
Gso. Griffin made a fljiof run to
She received inanv
The Prichaid home bur i
weeks ago and they lost nc-«>>>
their furnishing«. Miss Prichari
highly esteemed and is we-l d>‘s v
mg of the hospitality shown h«r
friends and neighbors of the fam >
Charles Doety and wife of Sacr«
inento, Calif., old time residents uf
our vicinity, were Lyons visitor«
' PIE EATER
Friday. Mr and Mr« Alvei. Mrs
Emma Lyons and the Hiatt famHv
were the only ones they met wnom
News Front Lyons.
they rememlvered
The J H Johnston family attend
July 22
ed a surprise birthday dinner in hi n-
(Received too late for publication or of Mrs. W. R. Surry at her home
last week.)
in Lebanon Sunday. The G. F,
Clvde Iwwis drove to Portland the
Johnston family, Mra. George and
first of last week, taking his sister.'
M im > Ella Johnston of Salem were
Roxie Trask, and her son luturis to I
also present.
consult a specialist.
l-auria had j
Miss Dor« Surry of Lebanon is
scarlet fever some time ago and has I
spending the week at Lyons.
been troubled with a bad throat.
Harvest is on in full blast in our
We understand he had his t -no s
vicinity, and crop« are fair. Thresh
removed and will probably recover
ing is expected to liegin next week.
nicely now.
M Martin and wife were in Sa
Marshall Stone and wife of Mill*
lem Saturday.
City spent Sunday afternoon at the
U. S. Berry home.
i LOCAL BREVITIES |
Clyde Wilson and wife of Mi I
City were callers at the home of his
..o— mu n a w iasi—«o—a 3
mother in Lyons Sunday evening.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Dwight Mercer and wife were
II land of Scio, at a hospital in Eu
Salem visitors Sunday.
Clyde Thomas and wife called al gene, a daughter. She has I wen
J. H. Johnston's Sunday on their Miw>.| Patricia Loraine. Mother
and ivabe are doing nicely.
way to Lacomb.
Salem Sunday afternoon with his
brother. Elmer.
The Sunday Journal carrier called
in Sunday, as the old n.an st<>p;wd
his paper—he was getting too much
paper for the five cents.
Ed Kalina, wife and s»n went for
short visit Sunday evening to their
friend. Mr
Kukacka. returning
home at 10:30 p. m.
C. C Davennort and family re
George Berry and Jack Johnston
went to Mr. Beriiick'a, above Me turned Tuesday from a weeks motor
hama. Monday to get a gram binder trip in Eastern Oregon. They went
which they bought of Mr Berdick. over the .McKenzie pass and return
Novell Hob»>n is reported to be ed by the way of Portland.
quite ill with scarlet fever
Farmers have al»»ut finished their
liellis WestenhouM of Scio was in thre-hmg and are well pleased wil l
the valley Saturday delivering feed,] the yield. Fall wheat Is averaging
and took a truck load of lambs to 15 bushels to the acre while spr ng
Seto for Mr. Rodger«.
win it is not so good. The price at
J. H. Johnston and family were pre-- nt i alxiut 11.30 per bushel.
Silverton and Salem callers Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Thom« visited
They hadn't seen Silverton fur near Mrs. S. A. Pease of Jefferwm Sun-
ly 20 years and found the city had <lny, Mrs Pease was Injured two
changed considerable in that length weeks ago by an automobile which
of time, only a very few of the bus was passing her home on the high
iiiesa houses arc there now that look , way. and she is still unable to walk.
natural
The name of Adolph Wolf
Frank Donovan and family of Cor-
A Son. hop buyers, was on the win
villi«, Ellis Donovan and wife and
dow of a present hardware store;
Mr» L*nn Peterson and Carol Ward
also the J Wolford store and Amu
of Portland, and Ralph and Harry
Hardware were a part of the town
Donovan, who are working at Stav-
ton. spent Sunday at C. M. Dono
July 29
van's.
F. A. Marriels came up from Sa
Porter L>ng and wife accom
lem Saturday evening, «topping over panied their son. Spencer Long and
Sunday with E. E. Trask.
family to the coast country the first
Carl Titus and family and M. S of the week to spend a few days.
Titus of Stayton were callers in Ly They will visit their daughter, Mra.
ons Sunday.
Francis Arnold, at Wheeler i*efore
The L. D Waterman family of they return home.
Salem called on friends here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Live and daughter
Mrs. Elmer Hiatt and daughter. of Salmi spent the week-end at
iMrs Cecil Manning were week-end Wilson park. The Lvve« are lover«
visitors at Lyons
of nature and they like Wilson park
The Rebekah lodge gave Mis« Ze so well that they come out there
ta Prichard a miscellaneous shower three or four time« each summer to
after the meeting Saturday evening.; spend the week-end.
Everything to Wear
For Men and Boys
Yes. Everything from Overall*,Work Shirt*. Khaki
Clothing and Work or Outing Slices, to the Beat
and Newest Style Suit., Overcoat«, Hats, Shoe«
and Everything to Wear for Dress.
Always Giving Qi'ality Mcrchan ,isc
Value for Every Dollar Received.
Qyality
Style
"Dreat Well and^Succted"
and
Full
Se vice