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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1924)
■< jr ' « < • « • Jw y *, The Scio Tribuni General NeWl i. I Meat Animals at Pacific International courts and thus quickly stop impending rebellion." and we'll help ail in our power Until this is done let's have faith and coiffidence in our neighbors, as we want them to have faith and confidence in us — ' Editor ) Mrs. Wall Bilyeu and son Vandarc 'and wife of Kalama. Wash , called r. M S'' in to see the old people, as they are great friend* and glad to meet each other after a year’s absence. Uncie Tom Smail is fattening an old rooster to feed hie foxes this winter, as he Is expecting them most any time. He has the pens all in readiness to receive them Thia be««; ful Sb-, Ths h<>« show Is on« of great mem The old Pie Ester has a fearful grand < hnu.pl.■•■■■ - and ex -■Heue«, and Poland Chinas. cold and a good dose of bronchitis, clfl«- Internal lot'« I | .tVC"'wit etposi Hurt e fi racys. Chester Whites. Rerk llot» last fall Fr i'i« I' shires and Hampshire swine will rums which he has most every winter. lou. lire, ths first pr. »'! n '* f th«- t<> coutear fur h> nor» from many states and it is nut very agreeable. Exposition and <>r« of H. I. • ■- • I -1 »>( • In It* sheep depart tucul are w _ a be- dlr«.i..rs, stands I..-L: d ' . i y < t I.1» The long? John Davenport of Roaring river and h.» inti« gr....... > .1 • u , « .t,r,. j, W|p ,n has sold his fine mountain home to pUcr of honor , r , An««rn _____ and muk his s>»n-in-law and han moved on the Beglnnms with Balun! , ,n old John Gaines farm, which he now L hundreds of snlcinl. 1« I for r The i' iltry <lr pari meni has bere la matry of outline and hr il- r- rrvas. I in ata* and tbs exhibits will owns. proportion of moat consUtent with be in. r«> i '.i.e rous and of Haar quality fl L EATKR. constitution, all! be on - <) .'it for th w -h a »>• i.t • r »,( new l>rv*Ja shows admiring public. There will I - lb« The <o>i.mereiai >«■ dlvialoa will be Hh orthoms. In their red. whit« and of r i c u| Interna* to potili ry raisers roan dress; ths lleri* forth». n JORDAN ITEMS 1 to- I », , sltlon Is remarkable for whits faced animals with wide »| r- H» tarty <f dotivatli-aied animals in« horns, lha Al>< rd«cn A’ <tu» : li la «uriti visitili« for the a* night and without h- ft- of any atoan Oct 21 of »■ . in« the progress iuad« in kind Ths Milking Nh- rib .ms and the i r . ltii tlou of these animals which Itcd Polled cattle. ths later solid r>Hl. Joe Schwindt and eons were Jor will also be shown ioin>»'<r to man*« wabts and ueeils dan callers Thursday. ’♦ling the K.K.K. meeting at Scio Sat Mias Mattel Privett returned from X«t J SANTIAM FARM NEWS Oct. 21 • ti day night, which was considered Portland Saturday, where she has been visiting the past week grand. Th»* parade was sure fine, Mrs. E. Phillipa and children arc as it was the first eight of the kind guests of her parents in Mill t'ity at we ever »aw. Oh, nut wasn't the present, sneaking grand, as we all iearn*d K. M. Chronic and son made a oimething we never knew before, i We were asiured it was the truth. ' liusmcas trip to Salem Thursday, re feal Kalina is digging his crop nf ’ spuds, which are fine, saleable i»ota- toes, but in Hnding only a few m a hill. He dug over 100 bushels Mon day. A son-in-law and two i i of It surely ought to wake up our Frank Pruitt are picking them up sleepy, disinterested prutaaianta. I The son in-law arrived home Sunday believe it the i>e»l organisation on from a year spent in lx»« Ang< l«s. earth for the welfare of the Amert- I am not a member, and is not a California b *ter Hl •an people has just built a large potato t> . < but I wish 1 was I wish every and has it practically fr«-< <• pr of American coul»i or would read the Cula Games' hired hand of Urab- Western American — it surely would tree is putting in 40 acres of sum- convince our blind protestants that mrr fallow on the Sanliam Fann ’ trouble is ahead. tDon't get ex Elmer Griffin of Salem came in cited, Uncle Sam. as no one is in Saturday noon to stay over night danger. If anyone knows of any with his mother. Mrs. S. W. Gaines, specific instance where danger lurks returning early Sunday morning. that per»«n or persons owes it to a We all had the plemnire of at'.»*: i community to bring it before the fAver the Hillp by O._Qwrence~llawthom¿ Over the hill« to my childhood. Over Uie hii» to home. Bark to the jnjr» of the wPdwood Oh. let me once more mam! Give me the freedom of spirit x Only a boy can know. Memory call* and I hear it; Oh. let nw go, let me go! Rack to the bam where we wreetled Floundering deep in hay; Out to the pool where we nestled Cool on tiie hottest day. Take me again to the racea O owti at the County Fair, Let me again roe the face*— Faces that then were there! Give me my youth anti Its pleasure«. Free me from rare again. Now I should value its treasures More than I prized them then. Over the hills to my childhood Oh. let me once more roam. Back to the joy« of the wildwood. Over the hills to home! The Kraynika children from Pleas Baptist Church Note* ant View are attending school at District 124, which seems to be Sunday chool at 10 o'clock every somewhat enlarged from patrons of Sundry m >rn:ng Everybody is in- the surrounding districts. The vi’ed to attend. Misses Pauli are teaching there Christian Endeavor every Sunday Doe Jungwerth and family came turning the same day. from Gates Sunday to make a short small son of John Shelton bus - tamed slight burns on hie face and call on his mother, Mr« Endres. when he fell into the fireplace No place like the old home, esi>ec- ^rum his chair, from chair. Huwever, hr is im- eiallv in the autumn. Oreg on M i st. proving fast. Mrs. Annie Garrett was a Scio shopper Friday. Frank Junrwerth has rented the They Work While Yus Sleep! Krauts house in Jordan and will move in soon, we understand. We are proud of our Classifinl Mr Welch returned from eastern column, because it is full of hu Oregon Saturday, where he had man interval — it brings people to I wen the past week. Too windy and gether as nothing else can do. if <irJr for comfort over there, he you have anything to sell, or want to buy something, there is noth ing quicker nor surer. And the coat is cheap Yea, Wc are also proud of our job department and the work we do. Bea us for any thing in the printing line. evening at 6:30. Bible study and prayer meeting every Friday night at 7:80 Come. Mr. Fred Waehlle will preach next Sunday. The evening rerev ice starts at 7:30. Junior Endeavor at 2:30 Satur day afternoon. Edward Oatrander. now secretary of the Public Service Commission, ami who is «••».■king election as a com- mismoner on the republican ticket, was a Scio visitor Saturday. Wallace Mumper of Sheridan. Wyoming, visited hie brother, b red Mumper, last Wednesday and Thurs day. J E. Calavan of Portland is visit ing Dr. and .Mrs. A. 0. Prill. PROGRAM Riniti Sc mt-Annual Linn-Benton I. O. O. F Districi Convention Scio, Oregon, Oilober 25, 1924 <ocx> AfTKRNOON SERMON, 2 O'CLOCK. Call I«» Order. Roll Call of Officer«. Roll Call of Lodges g . Reading »Minutes »»I I .««st Convent i»di. Address of Welcome: Dr. A. G. Prill. Scio. Response: F. W. Warrington, Corvallis. Reading of Rr|M>rtw, Petitions and Cominunkationg. Report« of Special < ommillev*. Report of Publicity Committee. Question Box. Adiournment. E vening Sr. «. mon . 7J0 O' clock . Regular Meeting of Local Ixslgc. Roll Call of Ixxlgr«. Address: I. A Bennett, Grand Chaplain Work in First Ih- tree: Itanium L» Ige. No. 7. Corvallis. Election of ( Mlicers. Selection of Next Meeting Place. ( mmm ! of the Order. 9 4