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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1925)
The 8cio Tribune I : Country Corre>f>ondcncf Clyo and Hirn Russell are both down with the grip. i Charles Ransom and family of Aumavttie spent Sunday with J. J. March 10 Ransom's. Mr. and Mrs Frank ('» - ch arid two daughters. Brom« and Nellie, Mt. Pleasant Cole News visited al Lee George's Thursday afternoon. Bessie, who lives at Roseburg, had her little i daughter March 10 with her. Harlev Darby and Charley Peters Mrs la-e George called motored to Mill City Sunday to G. Miller Friday aftern >n «hear goals tor Floyd Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs Robert Burkhart of Lottis Ray ami family motored to f Albany spent Fndav evening *i h Aegerter'a last Friday evening to W. H. Mclain and fs* illy. and lis bear the radio. tened in on the radio Several from Mt Pleasant and Mrs. Carl Smith sjiont Tu«--«i;< C-nic districts attended the medicine show in Scio last week. with her parents at Munkvrs. George Sandner and family mo W. H. Mcl-ain made a I i»uw tored to Lebanon Sunday afternoon trip to Scio Monday afternoon A birthday party was given at P. I The county surveyor and his help II Lambert's last Tuesday evening ers are surveying and staking the In honor of .Mrs i atm bort's birthday new road northeast of Shelburn this Ben Darby accompanied L A week. Darby of Stavlon to Portland last i Geo. C. Miller was over to Scio rumday. Monday for a load of mill feed for Mr. and Mrs D. Gardner of Stay- his cows and hog» ton spent Sunday with home folks.' Carl Smith and A I Arnold have John Sandner. sr . and family. rented the Chris Bilyeu farm and Frana and Joe Hora spent Sundav | they are busy plowing it for th afternoon at Ben Darby'« spring sowing The dance given at Chas. 1 wiffer's > Glau«i Gallowav and famiiy of Saturday night was well attended , Portland spent Sunday with his and everyone reports a good time. It F Darby was a Stavlon visitor mother and brother. John Kelly installed aS-tube radio Mondav. Joe Hora is employed at Senz set for his brother. Hob, a few days Bros sawmill, after about 2-month» ago layoff. Mr. and Mra. Charles McClain.' I, A. Darby and family visited at i Mrs J. W. Miller and Aunt K<.«.i Ben Darby's Sunday evening. Miller attended John .Mack’s funer R F. Darby's children are im-' al at Stayton M>>ndav aftern« n proving after an attack of whoop Quite a number of the Shelburn ing cough. school children are kept at home with bad Colds this week. (‘old $345.49 Paid Out March winds sure bring on r-li» (Continued from page 1) Mr. and Mrs Edward F«-»eh of 6 65 diant........... ................... Salem and M C Mt Lain of Portland Scio Mill & Elev. Co., rent 2<* 00 called on W. H. McLam's Sundav Gilbert McDonald, drag str 10 07 afternoon. 30 40 N I. Morrison, supplies T. M. Russell hat set out a tine 4.00 patch of Etterburg Htrawbcrries c H la-onard, surveying 10.00 Wm. Parrish, salary .. thia spring. 90.50 Dillon Mclann made a bu»in--«x Bartu Motor Co., labor trip to Scio Tuesday Total ..............................1945.40 Clinton and Iola George spent No further business appearing.] Saturday evening with W II. .Mc Page 3 •••f GILKEY STATION March 10 SHELBURN NEWS Leo Zeller ar d son. Herman, re turned iaat Wednesday from trip to Eastern Oregon, where they visited Mr Zeller's sister. Mrs F. E. Gal loway, who lives al Hay Creek. They left here Saturday. Feb. 28. driving over the Columbia River Highway to Briggs then via Wasco. ••■'GraM Valley. Shaniko and Madraa. They alio drove on to Bend in com pany with Mr. and Mrs. Galloway. Mr. Zeller savs he aaw no fall grain vast of the mountains, everything being frozen out last winter. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Holt drove to Salem Sunday, where thev visited at the home of Mrs Holt's sister. Mrs. William Nicholson. The local Farmers' Union met Saturday night at the home of Jas Johnston. Virgil Weddle, wife and daughter were visitors. The guests were entertained by some old time music played on the viol!»» bv the host, accompanied on the piano by Mi«s Leona Johnston. At a late hour ice cream, cake and coffee were served by the hoet. A good many from here attended the basketball game played bv Scio and Crabtree at Crabtree Friday night. Herman Zeller and Jack Goar are now working near Mehama. Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Jones and son Hairy of Stayton. and Jack Kelly of Scio, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Jones* parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Holt. Mrs. Fred Mespelt drove to Al bany Saturday, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Joe Kitchen. Mias Mabel Zysset spent the week end visiting friends in Salem. Ixionard and Allen Gilkey of Al bany visited relatives here Sunday. A.C. Nanny of Vancouver, Wash., has t»een here for several days on business. Miss Merle Highsm, who teaches the Oakview school, spent the week end with her parents in Portland. T. M. Holt was an Albany busi Lain's. ness visitor Saturday, F W. Mespelt and Ernest Kelly drove to Salem Monday night to see the basketball game plaved by the University of Oregon and O.A C. Misses Mabel and Lona Zvsaet drove to Albany Monday evening, where Miss Mabel had her eyes ex- «mined. Mrs J. F. Sommer and son Noel have tieen having tonsilitis. the council adjourned. Night* 2& 36c Curtain at 8:16 Doors oj>cn 7:15 Peoples Theatre Good Music Spring’s Inspiration Iley! Iley! It's time to »pray I So «Io it now and don’t delay. Boy «loing thia kill bug«, disease, Raise line, clean fruit that all will pica««. So don't delay anil later cuss. But come and buy your »pray from us At price» right, with common sense — Our price in hulk is 30 cents. Wesely’s Grocery, Scio, Oregon Notice! All 1924 accounts not paid by ,M arch 15. 1925, will l>e charged In Irrest st 8*. from Jan. 1. 1925. No exceptions to these terms, All such unpaid accounts will l>e put on a cash basis after that date. Yours respectfully, J F. WKMU.Y. Enders’ 1 ools and Cutlery The Knives y«>u Can whittle spikes with, the Butcher Knives Vou can cut a spike in two with Al! Enders goods arc guaran- teed—you arc the judge and jury. Also a new stock of Wi»» Shearers with the same guarantee. To » examine is to buy. .1. B. COUEY, proprietor PUBLIC SALE Having decide . to dispose of some of iny surplus stock and farm ma chinery, I wi I hold a public aucti- n at my residence (the old Black burn farm), i mile cast and J mile south of Richardson (Lap bridge, <>J miles southeast of Scio and 5 miles cast of Crabtree, Oregon, on Tuesday, Mar. 17,1925 Beginning at Nine Cows Three Horses Good Grade Jerseys cow 7 years cow I years cow I years CII» I years cow i years temlier 1 1 cow I years 1 cow 4 years old, old. old, old. old. 1 grilling I vears old, weight 1100 1 roan mare, weight about 1300 1 sorrtl mare, weight about 1200 i i i i i TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF SALE THOMAS LARGE, Sold Matinee: IS. Curtian at 2:30 Doors open 1 AO • M THE PEOPLES «STORE fresh Feb. 12 I fre»h Feb. 27 Machinery fresh Feb. 28 1 8-foot McCormick binder, used fresh Mar. I five «eaaons. will freshen Sep- 7-foot disc hay rake old, fresh Feb. 12 1 two-section harrow old. will lie frrsh bv 1 3} wagon and box YOU MAY WIN 11,500 1 sprit'■ wagon day of sale If you are able to make the most words out of the letters contained in the words 1 cow I years old, will l»e In Ji by 1 Superior single disc drill ••Toiurr NntoiTiu". A total of 1 set of heavy work harness |3 SM « Cask prizes will be awarded to June I 1 wood rack com|>etitors in this 1 cow It years old, will l< fresh by 1 fanning mill GlfAT W01D BUH.DDIC C0NTUT July’10 Am! several other articles Send stamp for circular and rules. Ad City and Farm Property Friday» March 29— Men’s Hats and Caps March 10 dress. Sheffield Laboratories, Dept 12. Aurora, Illinois. ; A three-act comedy presented by the Sc*o High School Slud nt Body on N. 1. MORRISON • JORDAN ITEMS J +*««« »»»«e John Rowein and family moved to their newly rented farm near Crabtree Monday. Mrs. Annie ^White) Morale of Eugene attended the Schneider fu neral Wednesday. Aunt Evalin« Shelton, who injur ed her arm recently, is able to be up again, although the arm is quite painful yet. The small daughter of A. J. Sal- zel, who has been down with pneu monia. is convalescing as speedily aa could be expected. Raymond Junwirth and bride re turned from South Dakota recently. They will make their home in Mill City we underatand. Mrs. Frank Linderman and son Carl of Stayton came d^wn Wednes day to attend the funeral of Mr«. Schneider. The market road surveyors have been busy In our vicinity of late, From location of stakes th« street will I* somewhat widened near the Jordan store, and Uncle Henry will t>e minus his rich little truck patch upon which he spent several days of solid labor to put in cultivation, but let ner come —we need the road. ALL A MISTAKE" H. A. GREGSON, Owner COL A. L STEVENSON, Auctioneer w.th»e--Noe~h-.">*•*** FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Albany, Clark SAVE MONEY And l>c sure of good results with those baby ch>x. Feed Fisher’s Milk tri Golden Pheasant Chick Feed, As goni aa the I est at a little lesa coat. Chick Scratch, Developing Mash Scio Mill & Elevator Co. If on« of th« Tribun« advertiser« “•ting’’ vou, uJI u«; if b« treat« you right, tell him.
