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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1924)
* K Jr V JA Editorials P*g« 2 THE SCIO TRIBUNE t the R H Met'arter home helping nurse Mrs. Fares, who is still very ill. Frank Bartu is carrying mail on route 4 while Rolla Shelton is taking bls va cation. If Mm lift of Albany M nur»- Mrs. Minnie ig Chsrles Paine at the Scott Hawk » ome during the night. It. II. McDonald baa been having re«, burning a great number of grass hoppers in his orchard. 'ir» Effie Dubeck and two daughters of I'ortland have been visiting several days with her mother. Mrs. Gus Schio- L offerings wer» given They lnclud«Ml Mrs I, Manon Gilkey and A young peuplas ted Sunday evening to < T hi hsdat . A uk 7. 1924 t I. POOR OLD DAD ti Tl ■men'« club is planning for ■I entertainment for their bus families next Saturday night, ere are picking evergreens, miner has traded one of his I Holstein cow» for an electric L Pr in »vi He spent hia days in wearv toil llis children to clothe and feed. Who oftimes in their thotlessmoil Caused daddy's heart to bleed. His eves are dim. his hair is gray. He knows that soon he’ll pass away, Give room to others to pursue their way To repeat the same old "round-de- lav” That's been going on since Adam's day. pro F It ■ Im urn Ison and wife of Trout J their brothers. Frank and p, and sister, Clara Dunning. They visited father Prokop Boyanovsky Sunday, return »unlay evening. «I«ll. J. G. Holt and Frank I wells drilled last w«-ek. ..| Bowman, laughter and ■ H um. called oil Mrs. Frank has bei-n doing Fred while the family took a vacation fr-m Saturday to Momlay evening at T illamook. t'oele and Ethel Zysset attended the weakling of Grace Hartnik at Newberg Sunday. A gtvid ma d many from here attemted the Community i nmunity Club meeting at Crabtrve More nday evening' T. '. W Cooper of Albany preached at th» •clwiol ■ house Thursday evening He I* to <> «'orne again next Thursday even- ic K Fr J Shears, wife and son Melvin of i! w t<>n visited at l.eo Zeller's Natur- day. Mrs. M. N Meiser of Woodburn via- lied at W A. iiilkey's • few days ago Clarence Beauchamp of Stayton called there Monday. Herman Zeller has gone to Silverton to w rk. Mrs. Cora Smith suffered another mlafoetun« Monday, when she fell on a ganlcn rake, two tines piercing hsr knee and making it very painful. Hen Hair and wife of Ijiguanta, Col., are visiting several weeks with Mrs. Bair's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Riggs. i\io Tribuilfi Santiam Farm New» Therv go«»d at- After Mrs Hedrick sang iing people, our pastor ««•age from John 10:9. Lord said: ”1 am the e If any man enter in. he ed, and shall go in and id pa«ture." When the «vs» given there were pr„f sed tn receive the »• t ir personal Savior Stoddard Car in Mishap August Sth Everything out this wav is qu no excitement. Billy Richardson and, made a business trip to day. They wero out of David Horsburgh finis Ing Sunday foreiu««*^ At all in the dry, happy aa i Geo. Griffin has «old I Henry Preever killed an Monday and took i t.«rta Tuesday fur the top prig fat and fine. They thrvsh«-d out th» day. as it was a good fag Billy Richardson »ad ahlpt>ed a truek load « bead, to market TuesdlM some 200 pounds. Henry Preever put up G. A. Griffin; they and are disgusted w 1t don't like men Uncle George Bilyeus railed in Sunday aficrAg quamtanrr sake, havrqf t>as« away the time. The Sunday school ww as most all were w th crew. The school »W »•me. Mrs. Inet Stoldard's k wood, occupied by Dr R fire one day last wttek I action he was able to . «ry usUon. 1>1 Kalina finished up t cutting for Joe Kalina t< Harvest will soon I m - av only three small jobs yat General N file Scio Tribuno !. A Stoddard, of the Scio State ik. met with quite a eeriuus acci- Has Auto Accident Sunday afi al the t f arson, collided with north, the la woman. Th« the highway fru For i mg her predi I tv fomia car was coming at fast the lady spurted slratg hl m <* i highway toward the to save herself, but th m. 11 a m followed her and hit th« ning board a g 7 p m. evening. it all to pieces damage NOTE f.irnian pr.iceeded on. not to settle damages or spolii >mpt was made to intercept him Mbanv. but ir accomplished we do not know. Luckily th«- car was verturned, for in it were two i>n and a small girl. Rutin rat Good in Albany r ui ivt* found FARMERS le WE WANT YOUR WHEAT • guárante« you Old to US. r Jordan Jott) August nth John Stenburner was < West Scio Tuesday. Miss Mary Schwindt. » working in Salem the pas iting home folks st pr««e« Three acore yearn, and then some 81 Phillips and family • more. Privett calIm1 on Mr. lir City Sunday. He has carried life's heavy load. We umierstand Joseph Thru llfe'a long and changing path his farm and will soon 1 some new local ion. way Art Shelton and wife ca Over Ila rough and rocky road. IMvett Sunday afteen<«M He once was young, happy and gay. Mrs. Thomas Phillipa k the sick l>»L W. h Juat like the young folks of today, serious. Rut now hia feet are slipping. M Fink and Quietly slipping from the world spent the 's. away. Mrs. Hpankman and hl Do all you can to make him happy. on M. J. KranU's Sunday Shelburn Short Stories Clyde Thomas and wifi Do no deeds that cause him pain. were business callers in o> August Sth For when he Is taken from you day. We understand tl E arl Smith purchased a Chevrolet make the Jordan vicinity 1 He will not come back again. O> last week, and now they enjoy their the near future. Make his last days brighter. evenings going for a pleasant drive. As he faces life’s setting sun. Ernest Met rae and family and Virgil Wanted —Corresponds For you must travel the same old Shilling called on Mrs. McCrae's father. wood. See ye editor IL *>. Shilling. Sunday afternoon. road Margaret Brown was shopping in Wanted — 100 new suh* Albany last Wednesday. Which poor old dad has done. ducementa are all the Harvey McLain made a busineaa trip Nover think because he Is old to Scio last Friday. get and 52 issues peg 1» SI.75 per year. Earl Smith and wife took in the show And out of date, you say. at Scio Sunday evening. But to be kind, gentle and loving. Arthur Mcljiin and h arl Tucker, who DR J. w goj He this to him every day. went to eastern Washington during the Veterinarian The old arm chair soon will be va second week in July to work in the har- veal fields. found hands more plentiful Authorised Auction Sal« S cant. than work. Thcp kept on g -ing east Inspector. until they arrived at St. Paul, Minn., No more he will enter the door, Phones:—Palace Feed fi where they procured work in a grocery Reaklencr, 5QI Asleep in hia casket, complaisant. store. They said they encountered lota ALBANY. OR Mt He’s passed tn that echoless shore <>f rain and mud through Montana and Sorth Dakota. Rai mm I Arnold of Munker» spent The children no more on his lap will Monday night with his unde and aunt, climb. Earl «-mith and wife. Or ride his foot horse, one at a time. ' wife attended a fam And be happier still when he gave ily reun n of th«- Miller family at John EXPERT COMIFK Shelton residence Sunday. There was them a dime. ALBANY and S. ■owd and a fine dinner with rrrirn and cake to keep one Life then was happy and sweet, you Th. • reunion was held in honor of Will give Free Deni « Mill i-r-Bowman and children, who Monday and Tuesday, see. »pending a month with rela- and 12. in Albany at \|< Indeed, it was almost sublime. and w left Monday mom- and on Friday and Sa tu ft th ir home in Contact, Nev. W hen he dodd led his children on hi» 15 and 16. in Salem at 1 fr. >m Shelburn enjoyed the knee, <1 »pt'i-clira apri chea at the Commnmty Commnnit Club tel. from 10 a. m. to 4 | gi d DAYS ONLY. astride hia foot they would meeting in Crabtrvr Monday night. H. (i. Shilling and daughter. Opal. climb. vi«it<*d Ota Bales snd family Sunday On above date the noted Sad! Yea, sad are the changes. evening. p hence expert. C. F ii. dll Made by the swiftness of time Harvey McLain »{«-nt th«- week-end a free demonstration. “You will at once rraltgi with former college friends in Salem. Dad won’t be here much longer. William Evans of Lebanon apent ence between hie highly «4 Ha will pass to the silent clime. Monday evening with W. H. McLain lulely sanitary appliance a l ficient uncomfortable, »me and family. —By G. L. 8. oughly unsanitary elastic! i -" I '■mith is hauling wood for J. W. with their bulky, plainly Miller from th« river timber near Mun- and their abominable chaBi kcra. Th« wood is going to the valley or the various mail order • Gilkey News Notes paper mills. trusses which never fit rl these unscientific devices August Sth rupture steadily worse mat Lyons News Notes Mrs. Emma Seifert of l^-banon is at ter. a» you well know M appliances, scientifically fl expert in person, will giv« August Sth comfort for years to come, Shilts «nd family returned home those with rvceot and «-as Saturday evening from a month’s stay but also to old. negl«-cte«l < near the coast are by far the cheapest in 1 Many rupture« are n<»W Mr. Sykes and wife of Salem camped several <tays at Martin's grove last these improved mechanic week, returning home Sunday evening. which formerly neevesitatat The J. II. Johnston family attended but do not delay Children should never car Sunday school and church in Mill City into manhood or womanhm Sunday morning. Reconditioning Shop Ella Lyons and daughters returned can be easily restored to a dition by s proper mechanh.. and home Thursday from a two week's stay These clean and sanitary devices sill at Kingston, visiting relatives. Parts for All Cars.... here be most apprr-late«f The young folks of Lyons attended It will not coat you anything to be the dedication of the Bowery hall at shown and a visit may mean a great ALBANY, OREGON Mill) City Saturday evening. deal to you and those dependent on 112 E. Firat Phone 37» Mr Roberta. Mrs. £. Trask. Mrs. Ruth Trask and Mrs Abels SOME MATERIAL WHICH Hi! Supply Sacks Scio Mill & Eleviitor C ompany WOULD *4 Specials at R. M. Cain’ NORMALLY LOCATED BE Saturday and Monday VE ion. $85 Range and $90 Range 8ïL $68 HERE WAS I □ns UNAVAILABLE New Assortment Towel Racks Curtain Rods R. M. CAIN ■ I tier Explain» Why alchay. assistant freight »g< r of the S. P. railway, ig nur editorial of June th-' removal of the agent . ta-nds us the following I fives the facts leading drawal of an agency at The Peoples Store Extra Special lO-quart Galvsnl 1 package Quirk 5 bar« P A G. Naptha 6 bar* Guest Ivory Most Total Special for S iturdav RUPTl y my attention was di- A 4 ai an article appearing in of June 26th, entitled ■Ct,’ subject being with« ar agent at Crabtree, a matter of information, hat during the year 1916 into Crabtree station l*«s than carload freight, g the year 1923 we only tons. The outbound ship- ng 1916 amounted of 91 24 tons, or a grand >ut bound met chan* tons in 1916 and 171 1. Decrease of 269 tons, I that period, we know «fnesa of the merchants •nd vicinity has increas- ly, yet the railroad com- tht as well as passenger I t>een rapidly declining, of these circumstance», th<- agent was Inevitable Station did not pay ex- J. B. Couey, Proprietor The Nearest Service 3 M4- Is Ford Service Por Genuine Ford Service and Lord Parts, you must come to the KOHL) < i A RAC1F Torrance on and wife and Mrs. A. drove to Camas, Wash., MT noon to visit Mrs. Shel- Wm. Knauf and family. Monday. Just beyond Open Wednesday and Saturday night« until 8:30, other eve nings by appointment. Will pay lc more in trade for eggs. Full line Feedsand Flour WE BUY CMITTIM BARA—Being Ui Your Reel »• ■ » » * ♦. * -a f t ' Ia * NT" „>>«>• <«>ey saw a car that had gone over the 160-foot embankment. They did not learn if any one was injured A guard rail 1» badly need ed at this place. FREI) T. BILYEU. Prop.
