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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1924)
• w • » » •• ■ ’>*?- f >•» ‘ »A* • • / * e-.v ÿ - / M,. * A/* C • Mte A » ** V Ah • I > * « .'n*- * - * * ** • ¿ s w ♦ bk. dii • ■ ** v* ♦ > ji. . » * f' V1 - * ’ T» A w ■ e.T • • r , . ’ 3 rkb. TI ic Scio Tribune Local Xcus and Classified A. G. Prill and J. L Kelly were Fred Sturge« and wife arrived in Albany on busin«-»» Monday fr< m Suntea Friday, and will spend tome time here. F R. Shelton and family and Mrs. Herbert Shelton were shopping in Mrs. E. D. Myers was a Portland Albany Friday. visitor the first of the Week. Sheriff Richard and Joe Hume Mr. and Mrs. Art last ten ma iar were in Seio Tuesday looking after are the proud parents of a i»aby ( their political fences. b >y. burn Tuesday night. Oct. 27. Ralph llonovan. who has been Rev. and Mrs. Coultard ami tw<i daughters of Crabtree were Sunday working at Vernonia, is spending a guests at the G. L. Flanagan home. few days at his home here. Piano Tuner C. R Black of Corvallis, repre- P H MacDonald and wife went Sherman, Clay & Co., of to Sprinfield Sunday to visit relatives. svnting Portland, will be in Sein on Monday. Dr. Hobson of Salem made a pro- Nov. 3rd Orders mav be left with ' f rational call in this vicinity Monday Mrs. Ed Holland or al the Tribut e night. office. 8. A. Pease and wife of Jefferson Iho»c’s-Doo-Dir-lhx> (Rios will play were Sunday guests of I) C. Thoms and wife. for dance at W«-arly’a lull tonmrr» w Mias Vesta Sberfy drove to Salem night. They promise a g<>»d time Saturday on a shopping trip with and expect a large crowd. BEAUTY SHOP Mrs 11 C. Wans i* »peciaHsin« in Reaching l acial Racks. Scalp Treatments and Manicuring. i none fcv Appointments Mrs. 0. C. Thoms. her mother. J. 8 Sticha and wife. Mis Hm Brenner ani Miss I »orris Weddle eri -| res r .1 £ C * £ G. Arnold. Rom Rav and George Albany- drove over the new Brock left Sunday for Klamath Falls CorvaNie highway Sunday and en on a hunting trip. joyed the beautiful »emery. Mra. J. F. Oupor is able to be out NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that on the 30lh day of October. agaia after being in doors for some Mr. Klum, Mr Cooper, .Mr Shaf 1M24. at 7:30 o’clock p. m,. the Budget Committee will meet at the coun fer. and Mr. lamherof Lebanon call time because of illness. cil chamber of the Citv of Scio. Oregon, for the purpose of approving the J. G. Gill and wife of Lebanon ed on tlwir old neighbor». .Mr. and Budget as prepared by said Committee, and published herewith, which Mrs C M. Donovan, while in town Constitutes the basis for making the tax levy for the following veer, be and Lionel Hibler of Seattle visited to attend the convention Saturday. ginning January 1. 1025. and ending I»ecvmber 31. 1925. At this meet- Mrs. N. E. Gill Sunday. lo the taxpayers oi the Uty oi ocio ing objections will be heard, if there I* any. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES $1200 1160 500 240 I nt« rest on 120.000. 6*3 bonds Sinking fund for redemption of bonds Electric power for water svstem Water rent ------- 13100 Total GKNSXAL H NI» KXFKNAE* S 25 25 60 20 25 20 100 150 City Attorney Treasurer Marshal Elections „ . /Í ** y* f 1 / } r ’t f V’ tí'- “ w f / / Printing City Recorder. Emergency 00 00 oo 00 00 00 00 00 WS> 00 100 oo Total Leas income from fines and license* Balance Total amount to l>c raised by tax Prof, and Mrs. Watenpaugh are Mrs Bowerman and son, Ralph, of Portland spent the week-end at the owners of a new piano, pur chased this week from the Daven the G. L. Sutherland home, port Music House, at Albany. The Ralph Bowerman. M B Cyrus Prof, says he saved enough to buy a and Ardell Brock were pheasant COUNTY CLERK radio. hunting Sunday afternoon. P. H. MacDonald. R L. Hixson, Candidate for Garages in Scio received word J. N. Waddle. Roll Morris, and J.S. 00 Tuesday* morning that gasoline hsd RE-ELECTION Sticha attended the smoker and en dropped th reo conta on tho gallon. ( Republican nominee) tertainment given by the Albany B. E D. Myers and wife and W F. P. O. E. last Thursday evening in If elected I will give to the citi- Gill and wife called on Roy Shelton honor of the veterans of three wars. and family in Salem Sunday after- 300 men from ail parts of the coun ;• ns of Linn County and other pat noon. rons of the otlice the tienefit of my ty were present. R. M. RUSSELL "Aunt Becky” Morris went to Al Joe Mauck. a hat man. candidate bany Wednesday morning to visit for city commissioner in Portland, her daughter, Mrs Blount, for a says through the columns of the week. Portland Newt that a lot of people are confusing him with A A. M uck . N. I. Morris in. Joe Oupor and a former county commissioner. A. Otho Wallace attenr >d a meeting of I 325 00 A. Muck now lives in Linn county, 1.0.0. F. camp at i *banon Monday 33425 00 night. about three miles east of Scio experience and training and continue to operate the office in the same efficient and courteous manner that I have in the past. Ece»nomy, Efficiency and Courte sy ha» been and will continue to be my slogan. . Chairman Budget Committee. Mail Carrier Ftenagan wishes to thank all his patron« on route 3 who Approved by the Council of the City of S c »< a . and ordered published, have graveled the drive to their this 16th day of October. 1924. mail boas*. A. G. I’MllJ., Mayor. Chester Grimes of Bilyeu Det$was For Sale Two sows and eight pigs. J ohn STtfHA. City Recorder Protem. in town Friday. He is nursing a Inquire of El Ambrosek. route 1, Scio. Oregon. , 12o broken arm which he received while cranking a ear. If you have saws to sharpen, please SLOGAN: "No partv. cliqmN <‘**n nr interest to nerve, other leave them at Morrison's store for The older Bohemian people of the than the administration of justice to all according me. H S. Johnston 12 l-2-c to law and equity.” Richardson Gap neighborhood enjoy Potatoes, first class in ed a suriper and social time at their E'or Sale VOTE F<»R every particular. Market price hall Saturday evening. See Chas. Chrx, Scio. Ore. 4-tf. m Mins Marv Kotan. who is teaching E'or Salt—14 h d of t>iya a tout 3 In the Madison Junior High school weeks old. for sale cheap See ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALEM. OREGON in Albany, spent the week-end at (*has. Pletka, route 1. Scio. 13-p her home southeast of Scio. Uhret Srt*d and Vetch Seed for aa!c FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT Third Judicial District Guy Auperle, wife and daugh House for rent on EM.Chtx place, Linn and Manon County. west of Scio. Sec Chas. t hrx. ter. Elisabeth, and J. A. Auperle of Vote by writing in name Scio. Oregon. cNtf. near Jefferson called on D. C. Thom» will (Paid Adv.) R, M SKELTON, Secretary Budget Committee. .!< >1 IX BA YX L Globe - Albany 50/) 4 r MON DA Y November 2-3 JACKIE COOGAN i n Long Live the King A bigger and better picture than Coogan ever made be fore. Coming Soon ‘ Abraham Lincoln*' " alch for our dates and wife Saturday evening Paid Advrrtimng by John Bayne 7 11 l i Attention! WHEN IN NEED OF TRUCK WORK ON SHORT CIV LONG HAULS. REMEMBER I AM ALWAYS READY TO DO YOUR TRUCK HAULING I solicit your buainetut. Licensed and bonded! V rv!*»nai>ie. Our prices are rvnonable. Phone 27 Your Order Willie D. Johnston | MHUH Farm Loans- Money at with nominal commission; prepayment * Hair cannot be beautiful unless it priviledges after first year. Wm is soft and luxuriant. To make it Bate, Albany Ore. 8-c healthy and vigorous use I.uckv Ti For Sale hour Grade cow» at Jafi ger Hair Remedy. Try a bottle each, for quick sale; also one Reg from your barber or druggist. - istered Holatein bull, cheap. In- > Adv. quire of Fred Smith, at Munkers Station, 12-1-2- d G. L. Flanagan and family have moved from the Antone Holub place Any girl In trouble may common!-1 cate with Ensign lx* of the Sal south of town to the Fred Goin vation Army at the White Shield farm north of Scio where he expect« Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Port to start in the poultry business on a land. Oregon. small scale. Walnuts - If you want Franquet The merchants of Scio are to be Walnuts at 25c and 30c a pound, leave your order now. Will de- complimented on the attractive and liver about l»ec. 1. See W H i appropriate decoration of their win Bartlett. Scio, Oregon. 12p dows last Saturday. Almost every business house displayed the colors E'or Sale- Vetch. Oats and Wheat, mixed a» threshed, at 2c a pound; and emblem of the I < • ■» I -Iw . and several sacks Hungsrinn Vetch with "Greetinge”. at 34c a pound See ix-o Zeller, route 4. Seio. Oregon 12c Albert L. Downing, a former res- . ident of Stayton. died Monday at I have secured my real estate license the home of his sister. Mrs. T. B. and anyone wanting to sell their property, divide their farms into Patton, in Salem, at the age of 66 small tracts, or dispone of their years Marion T. I »owning of La- town prot*erty. please list same comb is a brother of the deceased, with J. F. Wesely for th«- under as are also Harry C and Everett C. signed. J. E’ Kukacka. Downing of Sts’ ton. Ilt2c Realtor, Scio, Oregon Two Subscription Bargains Offered by Scio Tribune Daily and Sunday Oregonian one year <|7.00; with tho Scio Tribune. $8.00. You Save 75c Daily Oregonian $5, with Tribune $0.25. Daily Telegram $3.75, with Tribune $4.75, Tbis offer ends Friday night. October 31. 1924. 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