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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1925)
The Scio Tribune : GILKEY STATION .March 3 W. A Gilkey, J. F. Sommer. 8. F Zymat. F. W Me spelt and J. H. Kelly attended the road meeting in Albany Wednesday. The committee appointed st thia meeting to confer with the highway commission re turned with very favorable report for the Santiam-I^banon road. A family by the name of Heine, recently from Idaho, are now living on the Henry Struckmeier place. One girl haa entered the local school. Dial. 10. and a boy haa started to Craotree high school. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wageleet, who formerly lived on the Struck meier place, have moved to the house on the Clyde Reiley place. Mattel and Ethel Zvsset and Merle Bigham attended the teachers insti tute at Jefferson Saturday. Franklin Gilkey of 0 A.C. came home Friday evening. Hie sister, Marion, took him back aa far as Al- bany Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Holt visited at the E. L. Whetstone home in Al- bany Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Holt. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sommer and S. F. Zvsset took a trip to Suver Sunday to see the famous Harding grass grown by J A. Stambaugh, who introduced the grass a few veaia ago. W. A. Gilkey and R. H. Struckmeier went on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kelly went to Silverton Saturday to visit Mrs. Kelly's mother. Mrs. Wm. Serfling, returning Sunday. They were ac companied home by little Margaret Higginbotham, who is visiting st the Frank Prokop home. Mrs. Tim Kelly went to Portisnd again Tuesday, taking Junior to a diabetes specialist. While there Mrs. Kelly is taking a cooking course for diabetics, given at the hospital. Harold Reiley spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Reiley. Harold is working near Roseburg and while waiting for the train called on Harold Sherfy. his former teacher at Crabtree, who ia now in the insurance business at Roseburg. Baptismal services were held at the Sanderson bridge Sunday, Rev. Applegate conducting the services. Two were baptised. Rev. and Mrs. Applegate were Sunday guests at the J. K. Kelley home. Will Moore and children, Kelly and Eileen, of Salem were visitors at the J G Holt and J. H. Kelly homes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hoff and Hazel Young of Portland spent the week end at the parental home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Young. Little Crawford Hoff, who has been stay ing with his grandparents, accom panied them home. Lucille Sommer has been out of school several days with tonsilis. Leonard Gilkey's boys came out from Albany Saturday and started grubbing out his loganberries which were frozen again last winter. I I y« Cou n try Comspon den re SHELBURN NEWS News From Lyons. March 3 Mar. 4 Mrs Marv Miller and daughter !<ee Shelton spent the last of the Belle Martin, and Marion Brown week with relatives in Mbanon, re made a business trip to Portland turning Sunday evening. Mr. Brown has s>-me colts which he Walter Scott and wife spent Sat wishes to break to work an-i he urday night ami Sunday with rela needed ao-r.e stronger harman to lives in Silverton. work on them. Wm Swank called at Jack John Mra. O G Wyman ar I Mrs l«ee ston's Monday George called on Mrs W H. Me Mrs Alden Roller Is received the Lain Saturday aftarn<>->n sad news Thursday that her brother Zinn Brothers buzzed wo-»| for had tieen instantly killed in a saw L'e George Saturday aftern n mill at Toledo. The Rnlierts family Clinton Brown spent the week-end went to Salem Thursday to remain with his grandparents Mr and Mr- until after the funeral. Mr. Cooper Lee George left a wife and two small children. Mra. Fred R-a larm : as -h f- b»'»i lee his parents and brothers ami ping in Shelburn Tuesday morning. sisters. His parents live near Sa Mr. and Mrs. W II Mcijun were lem. A miscellaneous shower in honor given a fine surprise Saturday even ing when their « n Ciair drove in of Miss Freda Garrison ia to be giv with a fine 3-tubc ra-'i • •••l for en at the C. B. Surry home on Fri them. It was a pr <■<<>•. fr-nn ti - tr day, of thia week. Invitations have sons. Harvey ami Clair Harvey l>een issued. furnished the means to pureha-- the material and Clair constructed it. Attend Baby's Funeral It sure gives good service, for the family have heard m--< ig- t fr -m Mr and Mrs V T Wigglesworth. several eastern stations distinctly »< ¡lean Werst and family ami Mrs well as those near home Fax Thayer and children of Port Mra. Anna Hirons an I -n. Ken land; Mr. and Mrs Henry Bilyeu neth. of Corvallis and Alfred I' veil an-i Max Shelton of Ixrbanon; lx and familv of Albani were railing | Shelton of Lyons and F. B. Frost of on Shelburn friend» Sunday They Waterloo attended the funeral of were in Mr Powell’s new -edan. Wayne Shelton laat Thursday Mrs. T. J. Gibb >ns and daughter caller! on Mrs T M Ru*»«-'.l Satur Farmers, take your home paper for day afternoon | the local new» and for the good of the A. J Mclann is spending a few 1 community. In addition send ms days this week with his neice and r\f* tor • «month subwriptkm to familv. Mr and Mrs T M K us . m II. / Sp the Hural Enterprise Thi» v will bring you the whole of the Clair McLain and family spent the week-end with his parents He best selling story returned to Portland Sunday ev.n- ing, but his wife and s->n are ;»-nd- ing this week with her parents Mr. and Mrs J. I. Shelton, of West Scio. • story of the winning of success through J. I. Shelton, wife and » >n Lyn diligent labor of a farmer, «nd that and daughter. Andren, spent Satur farmer day evening at W H McLain's A WOMAN They came over to hear the new ra •rxl <>f disheartening failure with (usury dio. fjr it haa a loud »i- aker h rn ami w.-alth. this offer 1« o|>en to any ao the whole roornfull can listen in. member of a farmer'a family where the John Bentz an-i family st-. nt Sun day at their farm near Shelburn. Rural Enterprise It was John, jr.'s first auto ride, al has nut been taken since it adopted its though he is two months old and is present title last December. The paper sure a hearty lad. will come to you on trial till Sept. I for Mrs J Miller and daughter made ¿Ac or a year for SI. and will stop at a business trip to Albany Saturduy the c’piratlon of the time paid for. The afternoon. Spetteer Long. wife and son of Albany were over to Spencer's folks Saturday evening. Lawler Arnold and wife and Mrs. l«aura Bilyeu motored to Albany Wednesday. .Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Rodgers and Joe Ambroeek. wife and »on ware visitors at J. R. Piatt’s Sunday. Marvin Long gave a parly Satur day night to 40 of hie friends, all of whom enjoyed the evening in play ing games. Supper was served at midnight. YOU MAY WIN |1,5W If you are able to make the moet word» out of the letters contained ia the words "Tottjrr N ik kmutim ". A total of »3 ooo s Cask pritea will be awarded U> cvmiwtitors in this CktAT WOltD BU!UN«C C0STUT Send stamp for circular and rules. Ad- drrea. bhrflield Laboratories, Dept. 12. Aurora. Illinois. Mutual Cream Station Iatonard Jordan. Agent We have a new Anker-Holth Sepa rator <»n the floor; come and look it over. Highest market price paid /of Poultry; SI L Wesely’s Grocery'» Scio, Or gon Notice! All 1924 accounts not paid by .March 15. 1925, will be charged in- teresl at S < from Jan. 1, 1925. No exceptions to these terms, All such unpaid accounts will be put on a cash basis after that dale. Yours respectfully. J F. WrsKl.Y. Now is the time to buy your Fence while you can Get It Cheap. See us for 1 ’rices. N. 1. MORRISON Rural Enterprise The Roaring River Community lathe linn county farm paper. Any Linn county farmer who has had or ob Club meets next Monday night in served experiencee which might benefit the Gaines school house. (Mat No I other farmers is requested to describe A good program will in- rendered them in the E ntk * f *I» b . and live topics discu-»rd body iovited. Every Wm. H. Wheeler, Publisher, llalaey. Oregon. “Home Ties” Piiyct Nim Character*. l ime of Play, 2} hours Prcscnletl l>v • I Will communify Club Thursday Night, Mar. 12 At 8:00 o’Ctock March 4 Iley! Hey! It’» time to spray! So do it now and don't delay. Boy doing this kill hogs, disease, Raise tine, clean fruit that all will please. So don't delay and later cuss. But come and buy your spray from us At priem right, with common sense — Our price in bulk is 30 cents. » AT RICHXRDSON GAP HALL ON Richardson Gap Review» Spring’s Inspiration Admission: TIME TO RE-TIRE When You Re-Tire, buy We have them. 30x3} in Cords. »1 00 up; 30’3 in Cases, lì 00 up. Tubes Irom ti 50 up. Genuine Adult- 35<. children over 12 year 1 5-, under 12 free FISK F ori » Repair Parts and Real Ford Service BILYEU’S GARAGE Faro T. B ilyku , Prop. Scio, Oregon Phone 27 Dairy Feed Sale To clean up our st< i» Alfalfa Molasses Dair> 1 > -cd as long as it lasts at Scio Mill & Elevator Co If one of the Tiibunt* ad vei liter» "»ting’ you, tell u»j treat« you right, u*H bit». I hv L -W /V
