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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1924)
r « V *** *' »5 «.< The Scio Tribune Editoriali Pag« 2 THE SCIO TRIBUNE ”. » It* > > I- « > ■* s the R H Mel'arter home helping nurse Santiam Farm News Mrs Fares, who is still very ill Frank Bartu la carrying mail on route August 5th 4 white Rolls Shelton is taking his va cation. Everything out this wav is quiet with Mrs. Minnie Smith of Albany is nurs no excitement. ing Charles Fain« at th« Scott Hawk Billy Richardson and G. A. Griffin home during th« night made a business trip to Albany Satur •Iλ R. It. McDonald haa been having day. They were out of a job IJ» fires, burning a great number of grass David Horsburgh finished up thresh hoppers in his orchard. ing Sunday forenoon, ami has his crop Mrs Eff» Dut«eck and two «laughters all in the dry, happy as a lark. been visiting several Geo. Griffin has sold six fine sheep. days with her mother, Mrs. Gue Schie- Henry Preever killed and dressed them man. Monday »nd took them to Portland on Three birthday offerings wer« given Tuesday for the lop price, as they are ut .- in'i«. s ‘«-»I They included Mrs. fat ami fine. Charles Wcint««rg, Marton Gilkey and They threshed out three farms Sun Cletus chapi-elle A young peoples day, as it was a good day. m« • ' ig was startol Sunday evening to T hikshay , A uk . 7. 1924 BiUy Richardson and Geo A Griffin t«r held each week. shipped a truck load of fine pigs. 17 The women’s club is planning for head, to market Tuesday, will average the annual entertainment for their bus- some 200 pounds. band» and families next Saturday night POOR OLD DAD Henry Preevar put up over night with Some here are picking evergreens G. A. Griffin; they are both bachelors Fred Sommer haa traded one of hia and are disgusted with women, M they registered Holatcin cowa for an electric don’t like men. The »and* of time are slipping «ashing machine. Uncle George Bilyeu ami wife of Scio k’r«»m beneath his weary feet; AU«ert I <lmun«teon and wife of Trout called in Sunday afternoon for old ac With life’s joys and sorrows mingled. dale visited their brothers, Frank and quaintance sake, having a nice chat to Jo«« Frvkop, and sistr-r, Clara Dunning, paas away the time. He will soon lie down to sleep Satui .«« lh«y visit««! father Prokop The Sunday school was a little light, ami Mrs. Boyaoovaky Sunday, return as moot all were with the threshing 1 The sleep that knows no waking ing Imme Sunday evening. crew. The school went on just ib< Until the new creative morn, Frol Me«pelt, J. G. Holt and Frank same. Prokop had wells drill«*«! last week. Unconscious that he ever lived. Mrs Inei Btoddsrd’a house near Mr Mrs. Ft-d Bowman, daughter arx! wood, occupied by Dr. R omioc . caught Or for what purpose he was bom. ist«-r of Shelburn, calle«! on Mrs.Frank firs one day last wook, but by prompt Prokop baturday. action he was able to cope with the sit He spent his davs in wcarv toil F A. Hough has been doing Fred nation. His children to clothe and feed. < -iin .-r'a <d res while the familv took Ed Kalina finiahed up the last crop of a va< ation fr««m Saturday to Monday cutting for Joe Kalina today. Tuesday. Who oftiniee in their thothmoil evening at Tillamook. Harvest will soon be over aa there art- Caused daddy’s heart to bleed. Coele and Ethel Zysaet attended the only three amall jobs yet to thresh. Wfxidmg of Grace Bartnik at Newberg Ilia eves are dim. his hair is gray. PIE EATER Sunday. He knows that soon he'll pans away. A go's! many from here attend««! the Give r<x>m to others to pursue their Community Club meeting at Crabtree Jordan Jottings Monday evening* way I W. O-'ia-r of Albany preached at To repeat the same old "round-de the school house Thursday evening. He August 5th is to I'oitif again next Thursday even lay” John Slenbumer was on business to ing. West Scio Tuesday. That's been going on since Adam’s Fred Shears, wife and son Melvin of Miss Mary Schwindt, who has been day. Silverton visited at l>eo Zeller’s Satur working in Salem the past year, is vis day. iting home folks at present. Three score years, and then some Mrs. M N Meiaer of Woodburn vis Si Phillipa and family and Miss Mabel ited at U A. Gilkey’s a few days ago Privett called on Mr. Brown's at Mill more. Clarence Beauchamp of Stay ton called City Sunday. He has carried life's heavy load, there Monday. We understand Joseph Fola has sold H«-rtnan Zeller haa gone to Silverton his farm and will soon be moving to Thru life’s lung and changing path to w rk. some new location. way Mrs Cora Smith suffered another Art Shelton and wife called on Mrs. Over Its rough and rocky road. misfortune Munday, when she fell on a ihrivett Sunday afternoon He once was young, happy and gay. Garden rake, two tinea piercing her Mrs. Thomas Phillips is rv|«rt«-d on nee ar.d making II very pa nful. the sick bsL W« hope it is nothing Just like the young folks of today. Ben Hair and wife of Ijiguanta, CoL, serious. are visiting several weeks with Mrs. Rut now his feet are slipping. M Fink and Bill Daughtry of Oregon Bair » parent«, Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Quietly slipping from the world Bigge* City spent the week-end with the Joe. away. Do all you can to make him happy. Do no deeds that cause him pain. For when he Is taken from you He will not come back again. Make hie last days brighter. As he faces life's setting sun. For vou must travel the same « old road Which poor old dad has done. jf Never think because he Is old And out of date, you say. But to be kind, gentle and loving. Be this to him every day. The old arm chair soon will be va cant. No more he will enter the door. Asleep in his casket, complaisant. He’s iMUMt*d pi that echoless shore The children no more on his lap will climb. Or ride his foot horse, one at a time. And lie happier still when he gave them a dime. Life then was happy and sweet, you see. Indeed, it was almost sublime. When he doddled his children on his knee. Or astride his foot they would climb. Sad! Yea, sad are the changes. Made by the swiftness of time Dad won’t be here much longer. He will pass to the silent clime. By G. L. S. Gilkey News Notes August 5th Mrs. Emma Seifert of Lebanon Torrance Reconditioning Shop anil Parts for All Cars. .. ALBANY. OREGON IIS E, First Phone 379 Shelburn Short Stories To Portland Lon round trip pires Portland and i • turn. following Tuesday. (,» i on Fi 'dav»« I >.t tta *1 Sold any day , .«err anv mi where. 11 I ' t r ■. < ;i in . i in I «.aiety maks «•rth more t< irtation .ite with C. W. Bragg, local agent outhrm Pacific I ell the Advertiser you saw his ad in I he Scio 1 rihune; he 11 appreciate it. BÜS1I)6SS JV)D PPvOIî€SSIOÇJ{L PJL 6 Y SQetVOQ DR c WARD davi » i )i : xtist Real Estate Proper and Notara Public '/íbtlratli Obtained. fit a mine J Bri Mrs. Hpankman and husband calle-1 OREGON JCIO on M. J. KranU’s Sunday. I irvi National Bank Building S tavtosi , O kkuom i I Plate Work given prompt Atto Extraction Clyde Thomas and wife of Ijo-omb were business callers in our burg Tu«-a Lowe &. Morrison W, A. Ewing, T. J. Munkera, August 5th day. We understand they mean to President Vice Pres. Reliable Undertakers E. D. Myers, Cashier Earl Smith purchased a Chevrolet make the Jordan vicinity their home in All f vra’.s . lien personal attention the near future. Oregon Mist. last week, and now they enjoy their by Mr. l.owe evenings going for a pleasant drive. N. <’. I "sa N. I. Moaa^on Ernest Met rae and family and Virgil • * t am.n I'hone -Day. 397 .shilling called on Mrs. .Mr» McCrae McCrae ’s sfi Shilling father. Wanted —Correspondent for Lar Does a General Banking wood. See ye editor. II. O. Shilling, Sunday afternoon. ----- Bunineaa, Interest paid Margaret Brown was shopping in Wanted — 100 new subscribers. In Albany last Wednesday. on time deposits. ducements are all the news we ran ! Harvey Mclutin made a business trip get and 52 issues per year Price to Scio last Friday. is 31.75 per year. Earl Smith and wife took in the show at Scio Sunday evening. STAYTON, . . . OREGON Arthur McLain and Far! Tucker, who < a ■ . "■ d bay or Xight DR J W GOIN. went to eastern Washington during the lui-erculiti Testing Veterinarian. secund week in July to work in the har vest fields, found hands more plentiful Authorised Auction Sale and Intentât«« ; ^♦♦••«>»••••«saauoaaaaaaei than work. Thep kept on g>ing east Inspector. until they arrived at St. Paul, Minn., o VSrhy suffer with Headaches? J Phones —Palace Feed Shed, IM J where they procured work in a grocery Residence, MM) R store. They said they encountered lota Have Yonr Eyes Examined ALBANY. OREGON <>f rain and mud through Montana and North Dakota. S. T. FRENCH Ramion l Arnold of Munkera spent Monday night wuh his uncle and aunt, Ge« Optomavis« Earl Mnith and nite. Earl Smith and wife attended a fam ; with ily reunion of th«- Miller family at John EXPERT COMING TO Snelton’a residence Sunday. There was a nice crowd and a fine dinner with ALBANY and SALEM Jewelers snd Opticians ream and cake to keep one Will give Free Demonstration on cool. Th. reunion waa held in honor of ALBANY. - OREGON Mrs Miller Bowman ami children, who Monday and Tuesday. August II have 1« < n »pending a month with rela and 12. In Albany at Albany Hotel, tive* her«- ami who left Monday morn and on Friday and Saturday. August ing for their home in Contact. Nev. 15 and 16, in Salem al Marion Ho ’•«-veral from Shelburn enjoyed the tel. from 10 a. m. to I p. m two good sp«-.-«d.a at the Community Club DAY« ONLY. meeting in Crabtrer Monday night. II. <1. Shilling and daughter. Opal, visited Ora Batea and family Sunday On above date the noted rupture ap evening. pliance expert. C. F. Redlich, Wil) give Harvey Mcl.nin «j«-nt the week-end a free demonstration. B»^*rt!Yien! if lit liltrwr ’’You will at once realise the differ with former college friends in Salem. ence between his highly efficient, abe» U. 8, Land Office, i William Evans of I aba non spent Portland, Oregon. Momlsy evening with W. H. McLain luloly sanitary appliances and the mef ficient uncomfortable, smelly and thor July 3. 1»4 I and family. oughly unsanitary elastic web trues m Notice Is hereby given that Edward Earl -nuth is bauling wood for J. W. with their bulky, plainly visible pads _______ know Miller from th«- river timber near Mun- and their abominable chafing legslrape J. Marineau. of Scio, Oregon, who, on QUALITY V hat a satisfaction to kera. The wood is going to the valley or the various mail order steel or win« September 1st. 1920. made Homestead that your Kryvtok tilssaes are built Entry No utSMd. for N‘> SW'j Section ui-'«ith' tugiM«t standard of Quality. l*|x r mills. tmeses which never fit right ill of 29. Township 1" S. Range I F., W (i|. ty will ask for these unscientific devices make your Meridian, has filed notice of intention Kryptoka. rupture steadily worse instead of bet to make final proof, to establish claim Lyons News Notes ter, aa you well know Mr R«-dhch’s to the land above <te*cnbe«l. before the appliances, scientifically fitted by an Register and Receiver U. S I .and expert in person, will give security and Office, at Portland. Oregon, on the JUth August Sth comfort for years to come, not only to Mr. Shilta and family returned home those with recent and small ruptures, day of August. 1921. Claimant names as witnesses; Saturday evening from a month's stay but also to old. neglected rases. I hey J. S. Hannah. William Beran Earl1 near the coast. are by far the cheapest in the long run. Browning and John Frost, all of Scio, ! Many ruptures are now heal«-d by Mr. Sykes and wife of Salem camped Oregon. several days at Martin’s grove last theee improved mechanical method« HAROLD ALBRO, Notice will bo published for five con week, returning home Sunday evening. which formerly necessitated operations; Secutive weeks in the "Scio Tribune.” ! Manufacturing Optician Th«- J. II. Johnston family attended but <k> not delay Waiter I- Toose. ar., Register. Children should never carry a rupture Act 6-9-ld- linn County. Sunday school and church in Mill City HOW’S THIS? into manhood or womanhood, as they Sunday morning. II Sil's « ITISRII MI.IIKIVC will can be easily restored to a normal con Ella l.yone and daughters returned dition by a proper mechanical method r it—ria your <»» < a’arrh or iXeafBwo CMM tap DR. A. G. PRILL home Thursday from a two week'a stay These clean and sanitary devices will Catarrh at Kingston, visiting relative«. Physician here be most appre-latr<f HAlxn wrniriwK roe- yj«fa of an which Quickly The young folks of Lyons attended It will not cost you anything to be and Belleyss the caiarrhal Inflammation, sag the dedication of the Bowery ball at shown and a visit may mean a great Surgeon th« Internal Medicine. a Tonic, which Milll City Saturday evening. deal to you and thooe dependent sets through lhe on th« Mumu« District Surgeon S. P. Railway Surfa.<■«. thus r-stortng Mr Roberta. Mrs. E. Trask, Mrs. ornee Ruth Trask and Mrs Abate The Scio State Bank G- F. Korinek « Veterinarian RUPTURE ; F.M. French &Son8 Optometrist. Scio, Or z
