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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1925)
The Scio Tribune ..................... ♦ Country Correspondence ton Pag» 3 Sunday morning. a quarter of a mild north of the I N. Howe and familey of Salem business part of Stayton It was a W twr b*t Wtduikf «Ml«* W* twa< lagt»« and Joe Hora spent last Sunday af- > frozen fountain cause«! by the burst- noon at Hen Darby’s. mg of the water main. The water Wanted - 12 copies of Dec 18 issue Harold and Earl Darby visited at had frozen in many beautiful form« of Tribune for lira. J. P. M la Hora's last Saturday evening. and shapes. The fountain towered ker«. Bring to office. Dave Aegerter and Joe Hora mo- 8 or 10 feet high in the air, and in For Sale 18 loads of hay. ihe tored to town to the show Sunday the bright sunlight it was a very first 1150 00 takes the lot. evening. pretty sight. Ira Serfling, Scio. Ore. l9-3c Lmia Geisler and family went to M c. McUin and family spent Wanted — Fordson • zc feed grind Sublimity Sunday. Christmas with home folks er (iive particulars and price. Wyman Brothers arc adjusting Chas Chrz, Seto. Ore. 19-lf their water system since the freeze For Sale - I amuw Hay. delivered. at W. H McLain made a huaincM market price for kind you want. See Chas. Ch x, S i», Ore. 13 if trip to Scio Tuesday. Dec 30 Clinton George and sister, Mra Farm Liana Mor. -i at f>i'i with H O. Shilling and daughter .Opal, Carl Follis. spent the week-end with nominal commission; prepayment prtviledges after first year. W m. spent last Sunday afternoon with C. friends in Stayton. Bain. Albany Ore. 13-c H. P. Riggs and Frank De Wail O. McClain and family. and Mrs. Dwight Peterson and little daughters Joyce and Marjory of Scio. butchered hogs Monday. Mr and Mrs I smj George spent a W. H Bartlett and daughter went If you have a good body on your Ford touring car and want a se Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cantrell and Rev. T. W Cooper of Jrlfervon very pleasant evening with H. O. to Portland Christmas morning to dan bodv put on. It will pay vou a<>n Seifert of Hood River. preached at the aeh<>ol house Sundav Shilling and family Sunday. Viait relatives and transact busine-m. to s«>c or phone E. J. Holland. Mr. and Mrs Jean Kelly returned immediately after Sunday school, T. J. Gibbons is unloading a ear The Tribune office is now prepar home Sunday from Silverton, where and again in the evening following of wood at Albany this week. He For Sale Good, clean vetch, cheat, ed to supply you with bridge score oats and clover baled hay; also they #j» nt Christmas with the let the young people's meeting reports the price of wood on the '.n- cards. Price. 35 cents |>cr dozen. baleil straw Priced right. See ter's mother. Mrs. Wm. Serfling. The local telephone company held crease on account of th« cold spell E. L Bilveu. route 3. Scio. 25-p Guests at the J. G. Holt home on their annual meeting at the River of weather. L. C Fredrick, son of Mr. ami Christmas were: Mr. and Mrs. F. I. view school house Saturday. Leo Mrs. John Fredrick, writes from For Sale Five fresh cows, $250 for Mis« Blanch Churchill spent Sun the bunch; also two Duroc-Jersey J >nea and son Harry of Stay ton and ZeJJer was re-elected director to day with Agnes Miller. Rock Springs, Myo., where he is brood sows. $50 takes the two (employed as a mechanic in air mall W. R and Clifford Kel'v. 'serve three years, Fred Sommer wa» John Ransom, jr., reports very See Harry E. Chtisman. route 1, Miss Ethel Zvseet suffered a bro elected for two years to serve in field, that is was prettv cold there, S.-i < >r<-gon 111> cold weather above Oakridge on the that he had plenty to do and was ken wrist while coasting down the Leonard Gilkeys place. 8. B Holt Natron cut-off. Work is progress enjoying his work and good health. L'st Wednesday evening l>etw«-rn hill Saturday at the E. F. Krebs was re-elected secretary-treaaurer. ing quite rapidly in spite of the bad Bilyeu D«-n and Scio, brown leath place with a party of young people. and J. G. Holt was elected repre er satchel. Return to Warren Mr and Mrs Kcnn« th Sims ram«- weather. He spent his Christmas Dr. Prill was called and set the sentative to the general company al Burton or the Scio Tribune for in surveying for tunnel construc . up from Cushman to «(tend Christ fracture. reward. 21 p Scio tion. mas with home folks. Kenneth has Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hyde and son Ronald Sommer i» building a ra Everett Wyman is improving 'accepted employment with Mountain Fr Sale I male & 1 female large Jay <>f Corvallis are spending a few dio and expects to have it installed type Duroc-Jersey pigs. t> months States Power Co , and his wife has nicely from his burns. old; tine »(»eeimens, weight about days with Mrs. Hyde's parents. Mr about the first of Che year. J. Kean of Stayton and Mr.Smith ' returned to Cushman to pack their 160 to 175 lbs , eligible to regis and Mrs. S. F. Zysaet. try . price $25. Max Wesely.Sclo of Bend called on W H. McLain household goods preparatory to rr Christmas guests at the Orville Oregon. 21-t2c Friday morning. Mr, Smith has moving to Scio, Mt. Pleasant Cole News Gilkey home were: Mrs. Gilkev's purchased the Frank Studnicka place sister. Miss Audrey Ferris, and near Shelburn. Stewart Dick of Portland and the Dec 29 Misa Elsie Downing is »(lending W. A. Gilkey family. Mr. end Mrs. Louie Ray motored her vacation with friends at Oregon Mi» Code Zysaet returned to her to McMinnville with a load of wood City. school at Cascadia Sunday, accom last Tuesday. Christmas was celebrated by fam panied bv her sister. Lona, who will Ben Darby was a Stayton visitor ily reunions, among them were the remain with her a few days. last Wednesday. Osborn, Millers. Trolling«», H. O Mrs. Clara Chapelle and sons, Louie Rav. wife and son. Lyle, Shillings. MeLains, Chrtsmans. Bates. Cletus and Buster, who have been were in Scio last Wednesday. Shelton, Roadarmels and ijeffier visiting relatives here, returned to Otto Limlwck and wife spent families. The usual custom of fam their home at Woodburn Monday. Christmas with home folk«. ily trees was held as usual, and Old Chas. Peter, wife and a>>n. Elvin; Santa came in his auto with sleigh- Mrs. and Mrs. E L. Smith of To- ledo spent the week-end at the home Louie Ray, wife and «on. Lvle. and bells ringing. He sure had a cold Harley Darby spent Christmas with ride to reach all the houses. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mespelt. Mrs W. H. McLain spent Monday H. P. Riggs. Mi. and Mrs John home folks. DeWall, Mrs 0 J. Goar were shop- ’ Joe Senz butchered his hogs last night with Mra. T. M Rusnell and Tuesday and took them to Stay ton family. ping in Albany Saturday. T. M. Rusnell and wife spent Li tile Oswald Crenshaw, who has Wednesday. Alice Eberhardt of Salem spent Christmas dav with friends at Ma- been suffering with boils for several Christmas with home folks deay. Mr and Mrs Lentz weeks, is now able to be up. Frank Habberman and wife, and Mrs. Minnie Smith of Albany I Vera Carson spent a few days this spent Christmas at the home of her Francis Horeth. wife and daughter, week with her friend. Iola George. and Angelina Rvan. all had a merry While on a drive Christmas dav daughter. Mrs. Fred Mespelt. to Mncleay to visit relatives and Arthur Kelly and family of Leba time Christmas with home folks. Joe Hora was «boppir ■ in Scio friends, T M. Russell and wife wit- non visited al the F. W. Mespelt, J. Wednesday. m-s-ol a very unusual sight ab >ut G. Holt and J. H. Kelly homes Sun George Sandners were Christmas day- Mr. and Mrs. J. K Reilly had shopping in Slayton Wednesday. Louis Geisler and hired man were |heir annual family Christmas tree on Christmas night. Those present Sublimity visitor.-« Wednesday. were: Tim Kelly, wife and Junior;1 Carl Limbeck visited Gru Chris man last Thursday. Fred Me«peit. wife and Opal; Joe David Aep< i ter and wife spent Kitchen and wife of Albany; Ernest Christmas t «th Tony Geisler and Kelly, wife and daughter Velda. you'll Find Your Want Here GILKEY STATION Otto Yunker is home from Mill ♦ * —-----------------------------------------T T 1 1 , ■ ■ < .City, where he has been working. Will Mctpelt and family went to Dec. 30 ’ Albany Wednesday to spend Christ- Mr. and Mr«. Floyd Cantrell and mas with Mrs. M<-»p«il‘« parents. a<>n Seifert of Hood River are viait- Mr. and Mrs Hollev, returning ■ n in« with Mra. Cantrell's parents. Thursday. Mr and Mrs. P. Peterson, and oth Harry Jones of Stay ton came Sun er relatives. day to spend part of his vneati n Clifford Kelly, who has been in with hie grandparents. Mr and Mrs. the Altxnv hospital for some time J. G. Holt. with a broken shoulder, is now at S. F. Zyasa-t and family had J m the nonie of his sister. Mrs. J. G. Ch ria i mas dinner guests: Claud Holt. Hyde, wife and son. Jay. of Corval Christmas dinner guests at the K lis; Mrs. Clara Chapel!«* and » n«, H Mr Donald home were: Mr. and Percy. Cletus and Buster, and Gla Mrs. P. Peterson. Mr and Mra.Tom dys Chapelle. of W<Kxlourn Peterson and little eon Robert. Mr. SHELBURN NEWS ’ Doubleheader Basketball Friday Nite Big Gym January fa Scio, Ore. Gates Girls & Boys VS. Scio Girls and Boys Game Called at 7:30 Everybody Welcome Adm. 20c-35c To The Public Will Mespelt and family; J. H. Kel family, Otto Limbeck and wife visite«i his ly and wife. Mrs. Minnie Smith of folks last Friday. Albany; Mien Minnie Sullivan, Har Oliver Beard motored to Stay ton old Reilly and the boats. Mr. and Mrs. Will Weinberg and- family rpent Christmas in Salem: with Mrs. Weinberg's mother. Miss Iva remained for a longer visit. I he program and Christmas tree al the Riverview school house Wed nesday night was well attended, re gardless of zero weather. The Oakview school gave a Christ- mas program Tuesday night. The teacher. Miso Merle Bigham, left Wednesday to spend the holidays with her parents in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knotts and children, Dick and Ruth, of Albany were visitors at the Fred Sommer hotw Monday. Mrs. Knotts will bo remembered here as Misa Bees Bry Friday morning. Ben Darby called on Paul Lim beck last Friday. Harold and Earl Darby visited at Hora's last Saturday evening. Leo Rund and Ben Darby helped Joe Senz butcher his hogs last Tues day. Joe Hora attended the program at the Scio high last Wednesday. Ben Darby called on Tony Geisler last Friday. George. Arthur and Delbert Sand- ner went over to the other place on Friday to look ajter th« stock. R F Darby and family motored to home folks last Saturday. Mrs. Darby did the washing for her mother, as she is not able to work ant yat Allen Gilkey, who has been stay Dave Aegerter called on Joe Hora ing with hie aunt. Mrs, Cora Smith, I last Saturday, for son e time, spent Christmas with Mra. Bilbernagel and Jake of Jor his parents In Albany. Herman Zeller spent ChrWmas dan stay ed at Joe Louis Geisler ’s on •rrtn hto mother sad stoter al fUow- Saturday night, retaromg home oo Owing to the fact that business generally is going on the cash basis, and as we must pay cash for our Gasoline and Supplies, beginning today, Jan. 1» and thereafter, all Supplies, Gasoline, Oils, Work, etc., will be Strictly Cash. As above stated, we are driven to this by having to pay cash for what we get, and cash talks. In doing this, can also serve you better and cheap er, and thus we both save. We wish all our friends and patrons a happy and . prosperous New Year. Scio Garage Cyrus & Bruck. Proprietors Bartu Motor Co. Mylo and Frank Bartu, Proprietors Fred T. Bilyeu
