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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1924)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE awa? to Portland and return Benefit by low week-end fare* now in effect, on «ale Friday, Saturday and Sun day -return limit follow ing Tuesday. Or 15-day fare«, on »ale •ny day —return limit IS day», with »top-oxer xt any point cn route. M Avail your going a way plan* to take advantage of these low round trip fare*. For full information about thoe and other round trip fare» mmmunuiHc u ah Southern Pacific ('. W Bragg, Agent Torrance Reconditioning Shop •nd Parts for All Cars.... ALBANY, OREGON 212 E. Firat The Sciu Tribune Éditorials Pag« 2 Phone 379 SUMMONS IN THii CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY of l.INN Department No. Two. Beulah E. Deane, Plaintiff. vs. G. S. Dvane, Defendant. To G. 8. Deane, the above named I >e- frndant: I n thi ; N amk or thk S tat « or Oaz gon : Y ou are hervbv required to ap pear and answer th«* Complaint of the above named Plaintiff in th« at>>>ve en titled ( ourt now mi file with th«- Clerk of said Court, on or before the 2211 day of January. 1925. that being the lest day of the time prescribed in the order for the publication of this »ummon*, and if you fail so to sppear and answer the plaintiff wilt apply to said Court for the relief demandsd in said Complaint, to-wit: For a decree of said Court dissolving the marriag«- contract now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and a- warding plaintiff the care, custody and control of Harold Taylor l>e»ne and Ellon Annette Deans, minor children of plaintiff and ind defendant, and that plaintiff -ment for the coats and disburse- havejudgmeiil menu of this I suit and that a di e ree will be taken against you fur such oth er and further relief as to the Court may soem proper in the premises ’nut summons is published in the Selo Tribune by order of the Honorable L H. McMahan, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered on the Hth day of D»crmber, 1924. where in thia »ummon* ia ordered ami directed to be published once a week for six eonsecutive and *ucc«-*alve weeks, be ing »eve . weekly publication* thereof. The date of the first publication of this summon* is ths 11th day of Decem ber, 1924. end the date of the last pub lication thereof ia the 2211 day of Janu ary, 1925 Hitx A M asks . Attorney* for Plaintiff. Poatoflle Address of Attorney* for Plaintiff, Albany. Oregon. Are you feeding the birde during thia cold weather? Most of them li n 940 are our friends, and humanity de too mands we should care for them. Dr. Prill is feeding more than 5oO each day. and all of us can do our pert in earing for those around our premises. Does a General Banking Business. Interest paia on time depositi Globe - Albany IÇŒÆY SI56LTOJ) Real Estate Rroller a ad Notary Public Sunday and Monday Dec HL 29 Obtained. f.tamined CIO |a«.kie Coogan in “The Boy o/Flanders” Coming soon: Gloria Swanson in Her Love Story One day ahead of tim« thia week so you will get your paper on W«*d- needav instead of Friday, and so we can eshrbrata Christma« with rela tives in Salem. He wish you all a Merry Christmas and that Santa will remember you abundantly. - - - OREGON DR. A. G. PRILL Physician and Surgeon District Surgeon S. P. Railway Scio, Or. DR. C. WARD DAVIS i >i :.\Tisr First National Bank Building Srarrui, tiaauo* Bn-lga and Plate Work given prompt and careful attention. Alio Extraction an-1 family Lowe A. Morrison Marvin and Etdred Ixmg, accom Rel-.ible Undertakera panivd by Tommie Smail an I Gilbert All funeral» given personal attention Pruitt, went t<> Albany Tuesday by Mr. I-owe evening. N. C. Ix>«»a N. I. Moaaiaos THIRNDAY. l>ec. 26. 1924 I banoii Pitone -Day. 397 Mrs Joe Ambroaek and .Mrs F Pbone VI Phone—N «ght, 395 Hickson were in Scio on business I'Ali) IN ADVANCE Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J R. Piatt and family were Kegirming January 1 we will blue Mt. Pkasaat Cole Newa in Scio Tuesday on business, pencil all subscriptions that expire A Westenhouse attended the h TAYTON, - - - OREGON within two or three weeks. So if Dec 22 Richardson Gap school entertainment you see a blue |>«ncil mark under ('alls s- «wered Day or Night lulwrcuHn Testing your name, you will know what it Mr. and Mrs. Ben Darby ware Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bilyeu were in means, if you want the |>aper to shoooing in Stayton last Tuesday. keep coming, you will have to re Frank Sen* motored to Joe Sens Scio Tuesday, Ed has just returned new. Credit is easy to get, but nay last Monday to help Jo« butcher from a business trip to Portland. Ben Mumjier. who ha« been w-»rx- day ia forgotten. The liusitiem seven hogs, but as it was too stormy i ig for Ed Bilyeu, returned to his houses from whom we have to buy, they decided to wait a few days. 11 ome in Scio Saturday «ay "30 days” or nor more goods. Anyone wishing to subscribe for We have mailed statements to many the "Ne^dlecraft" magazine, send The teachers will give their scEol- of our readers since we took over your name, add res * and money to ars a candy treat at the entertain the Tribune, with no response from J Mtaa Maude Darby, Scio. Oregon. ment todav. most of them, and a few days after It ia 50c a year. It I* r fancy work To Gut Obt of Ï5WI htfOM (he receipt of the third statement, j magazine. Please do not »end sub- ■oheg li CrefiHsrs refused the patter and paying not a script ions later than . an. 3d. Notice is Hereby Given that the un Come in an<l mm - our well selecteif cent on what he owed. Theae un Pete Fiedler and Mr. Schultz dersigned ha* ix-en duly rppointed by line of Jewelry and Optical Goods. the < ounty Court of Linn County. Or« fair methods cause us to relleet on helped Krampa dre < their geese gon. a* aifmlnielrator of the estate uf I am sure we can give you excellent Ixxma F. Goin, deceased, and ba* «¡ual- vslues for your money. the old saying, "extend credit to a last Tueaday. tfici tut such. friend and you thereby have lost a Ed Smith's dreaaed their turkeys Any and all person* having claims against the estate of »sal deceased ary friend." And It’s true. last Tuesday. hereby notified to prr»enl the same ti We arc making a special effort to Several from thia vicinity attended the undersigned at the office of A. K. get those who know they owe us to th« funeral of Floyd Fitzwater’s McMahan. 122 West First street. Al bany, I Ann County, Oregon, duly veri pay up. We are giving the same daughter last Thursday, fied with proper vouchers a* by law re inducements to new subscriber» • Mrs. Smith and Fred were shop quired within six month« from the date HAROLD A l.BRO, ! of the first publication of thi* notice. 11.00 for the year 1926. Th« cou ping in Stayton last Thursday. Dated ami first published thi* 11th Manufacturing Optician pon published last week «aid the pa- Elmer IJmbeck and family have | day of December, 1924. 8TKM.INC II. G oin , per would stop at expiration unless moved onto the Metter place Administrator of the Estate of renewed That ia just what will Ixmna F Goin, deceased. One of lev Downing's homes is A. K. M< M ahan . Atty, for Admr. happen. Our paper and postage bill crippled ’ 122 West 1st str., Albany, Oregon. every week amounts to more than we Mm. F rancts Horath i* visiting -Ijut publication Jan. H, 1926 receive each week on subscriptions. with home folks. Mr and Mrs. M. HOW’S THIS? Therefore, why should your home F. Ryan. HUI « t * I IIIKH HI OH im : wit) io what •• claim for It-eM your ar«i«m l»aper extend credit, when willingly, Mm. Francis Horath and Kath of Catarrh or I' m O».. cau**d by Cktarrh. gladly you pay in advance for your erine Ryan were shopping In Stay 11*11.*» «ATSHHII MK»K*tNK con- •Uta or an Ointment which Quickly papers from a distanc«--thoee pa- ton laat Friday. IUIuv<-a the catarrhal Inflan-matx.n in<1 Internal MedXIn«. « T-.n«. • t»ers never lioost your community, Frank Sanz was a Stayton visitor th« »rta throuah the Blood on the M-i-oua Surface*. thus raotorm« normal condi nor tell of your achievements, your laat Saturday. tions Bold by dru«t»ta for «rear » Teara. good luck, nor sympathize with you Mrs Frank Hahbeiman and An F. 1 Chaney ♦ Co.. TSIedo Ohio in your misfortune; neither do they gelina Rian of Salem are visiting pay taxes, aupport your local enter with home folks prist**, such m * church»*, schools.*tc. Mr. and Mm. Frank I .ami .er t of all of which your local paper doe*. Gates ar« visiting at the P. H. l-am- And because of all the above facta bert home. The Scio Tribune must go on a rash Several in the Mt. Pleasant dis- in advance program Jan. 1, 1925. triet had a merry time aleighriding You will like it better, because it is on the snow while ii was frozen <0 ¡«aid for and will stop when time Frank Sen* motored to Stayton 2j miles north of AU mh . v , on the Highway expires. We will like it better, be Saturday night on businewa Hats. Blowouts. Seqx-ntines, etc., given aVay free. cause friendship* will not be broken! Albert laaak of Scio stayed over Pt an Now io A ttend T his D ance and all of us be placed on an equal. night at Ben Darby's last Sunday With malice toward non«, and night. charity to all, may thia Christmas Ixiuia Geisler and hired man mo «lay tie the merriest and lw«t. dear tored to Sublimity last Sunday. I Miaa Violet Darby has returned reader, you have ever had. home after a week's visit with her >♦>♦♦ >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦ass ♦ «* * --"-tinniti. sister. Mm. Chas. Peleis We are »Mured by the daily pri Frank Hora' spent last Sunday of Portland and other cities that the with Harold Darby. legislature is not going to chastise Dave Aegerter called on Joe Hora Gov. 1‘ierct. that taxes will be cut. 1 ............................. ' " - - ■ — , III -I although the state tax commission last Sunday. Robert Schultz called on Clifford says a million dollars more is needed this year than last year; that the Downing laat Saturday night Mias Elsie Downing is spending a legislative seaaioa will be short and all buaineaa; that the present gover few days with home folks. She is ; ' J [ nor will iw st lipped of appointive teaching the Shelburn school. Carl and Theodore Belme spent a ' [ power during remainder of hie term; week ago laat Sunday with Isaak's ' * that efficiency will mark every step of Scio. ,; for the next two years. Except the Tony Minter was shopping in Sa- ; ;>art referring to Gov. Pierce, the lem one day last week. reel is all bunk, which eounda good G. F. Korinek Veterinarian &fàeade Optonietrist. ALBANY BI ( i ( '. ABNIVAB New Year’s Eve, Dec. 3 I, At TUMBLE INN Lots of Tun! Everybody Is Going! Cool, Clean Milk W. A. Ewing, T. J. Hunkers, President Vic» Pres. before the session; but keep tally of E. D. Myers. Cashier the proceeding* and see if the prom ises are fulfilled. They never are. Thi Scie State Bank take care of road building and re deem outstanding bonds Why slop at six ee»ta? Why not make it 12c or 24c’ Those who use the roads would then sure pay for them, or the railroads would get the passen ger and freight hauling and which properly belong to them. Prevents souring. Avoid this loss by cooling quickly and keeping milk where plenty of fresh air circulates, preferably in the open. Richardsoa Gap Review* Oregon Milk Company Dec 23 Six Cents tax on gaaolina is pro- _ poaad by the Oregon Automobil« Mrs. M P Long went to Albany Aasocution a* the pr >per way to , Sunday afternoon with Spencer I»ng ♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦ Condensery, Scio, Oregon ♦♦00000000»»
