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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1925)
»« **, k'K’ sfGa • »•J A. ..*?>/• ; ; •. y ■ • • ■ - • V . - a -.X • /- JT i' -V -V* '<• f L. « *• * t. ¿-J ,G-.* ■ I The Scio Tribuni Local Nftesanti Classi fl rii —— !------------- —— Miese« Vella Brenner Dorris Wed see him. Consultation is free Watch For M«le nr Rent— ft room hmrse on S-mth Mam Street. See Fred dle and Leia Coury were tn Albany Salem and Albany papers tor special r. Itilyue. 31 tf announcement. 32u Friday evening. F<»r Rent 10-acrc tract on West P. H MacDonald is able to be out Scio road; also Cow for «aie. in- again after a few days of illness quire of F L Sremore. on piace, e with the grippe. Clover Seed going fast First come, Mrs. L. F. Jones was quite ill the first served Price 30c a pound. Sunday, Monday. Tuesday last of the week, but is much im See F. T. Thayer. Scio. Oregon March 15-16-17 27tf proved at thia time. Mrs G C. Bilveu and Mra. Oscar Lindley were in Albany on business -íu£— <L Monday Miss Mabel Brock of Portland is Guy McKnight was ia Geld Hill visiung tier sister. Mrs M. B. Cyrus and Medford on business the first of Howard Montgomery of Stayton the week. was in Scio on business last Friday. R D M»rri« and wife are down Mrs. M J. Flcklin of Kalama, fmm Detroit for a few days visit C. M Coffey stopped in Scio Sun Wash.. » spending ■ few «lays in with relatives. day while enroute from Silverton to Srio Medford on a business trip. Mrs. L. C. Fennel and son. byte, llaxel Fhilippl of Canby visited C. L. Pennal and Fred T. Bilveu and wife attended family Sunday. the funeral of Mr. Bilveu’s cousin. John Mack, in Stayton Monday. D C Tb< ms and wife and the •Mr. and Mra J D Densmore arc M>«»< s Edith Pentney and Vesta Mrs Fred Ohlemeier of Portland moving this week to their new h. inc. ■ -fv ini’ it«-1 the Thoms new car is visiting this week at the home of adueh hn just ....... 'npt»t< I >ti th-- -v day b» driving to Salem to do her parents. Mr. and Mr*. J. N. W-«t Scio road some shopping. Weddle. Globe - Albany it Barbara Frielchie” For Sale -Clover Seed Screenings, good for pasture land burns. See or write F. f. Thayer. Scio. Ore gon. * 30tf Ihr greatest romance oí American history Farm Lana Money at 5j% with nominal commission; prepayment privileges after first year. Wm. Bain, Albany Ore. 30-c htesi<ct!MBl EitnrtiRiq • The Thief of Bagdad" For Sale 50 to 60 tons of good Cheat Hay. baled, $15 per ton at t arn Call M Kelly, Scio Jeffer son road; both phones. 3Sp Start* Sunday, Mar. 22 Cash paid for false teeth, dental gold, platinum and discarded jew elry Hoke Smelling & Refining Co.. Otsego, Michigan. 25-tf Harold, th* young son of Mr. and Mrs Hobart Hoagland. Is recover ing from whooping cough and pneu monia. For Sale Best quality Netted Gem Errol Sims and family of Mt An Seed Potatoes, price 2c per pound. gel and Mias Pauline Sima of Albany LIGHT FIXTURFS FOR SALE All y«u want; nice and smooth See Mrs I’. H. MacDonald. Scio, See Ed Kalina, route 4. Scio. Or spent the week end at the John Oregon. 31-c egon. 32 p Sims home Wanted — Woodcutters Plenty of For Sale Purebred Barred Rock E D. Myers and wife. Mrs D M good limber to work in See ci-, it« N«xt hatches. March 10. McKnight, Mra. M B Cyrus and Win Brenner. Scio. Ore. 31 p 17 and 25 VS rite or phone your Miss Mildred Couey were shopping •rdera t<> Frank Caw rse, Crabtree. For Sale-Good grade Cow. just io Albany last week 30 t-2-p fresh. >65 cash takes her and calf.! > 1 / r •' L W • ■, *1 ' L - * 'fi-'- * • t r / .. f. > ■ I / See (’has Tucck. Scio. Ore. 82p Wanted I am prepared to do any E H. Hobson came over from Sa t« am work you may have, garden, lem Saturday evening Mrs. Hobs>n. ler ey Black Giants furnish Eggs md farm or hauling. See Johnny Meal in abundance Hatching who had been spending the week hero Meritt. Scio. Oregon Sip Eggs, guaranteed fertile. >2 50 accompanied him home per 15. E. A. Maine, Scio, Or Sawmill Men. Attention!—I have 40 egon. 31c The patron« »f school dw riet No. acres of good timber for sale rea sonable; easy to get out. See me 98. Bergen Hollow, are planning a Lost Some Contracts 'and Ch«ck if interested. Martin Schneider, Book between down town and Joe big program and nie «»eiai for March route 1. Scio. Oregon. 31p Wesely'a home. Finder please 17. at the school hou <i it b p. m notify J A Hrudka. as they art Baby Chick* for Sale From pure Kenneth Sims and wife and her valuable to him. file Hollyw >d strain 200 to 240 egg mother, Mrs. More« n. and sister. Potatoes for Sale — Both f<«r lable hens. Ready for delivery March 10 Price >15 00 per 100. An Miss Margaret Moro m. of Corvallis use and seed. Netted Gems and tone Faltus, R 4. Scio, Ore. 31 p Sunrise: also good feed grinder. visited at the John Sims and Riley 2 home power See Chas. Chrx. Shelton homes last week. Eggs For Hatching, $5.00 per 100 — On West Scio road. 27-tf From two year old hens with a The well known and successful j fl >ck average of 224 eggs in their Minneapolis rupture expert, Mr C. I have a few tons of good Cheat pullet year; mated to cocks from Hav. baled, that I will sell at >15 F. Redlieh. will be in Salem on Wed a pen of hens with records of 277 per ton at the barn. Also »>m<- nesday. March 25. at th* Marion to 299 with male's dam a 299 hen. Seed Oats and Wheat at market Hotel, and in Albany on Saturday. R II. McDonald, route 4. Scio. price See Jos. J. Rotter. route Marek 28. at Albany Hotel. Rup Oregon. 25-lf 1. Scio. Oregon. 31c tured people come many miles to I Volume 4 THE SCIO TPHINX "All a Mistake" • 1 ‘ 'j -,f'i -r' ' ■ » ■■ ’ 4 -a , h , ■ I t »*» • .fi - t 1 > ♦ i f<*7* ’V. ‘ ,w Number 9 We held the Gates bovs down 17 Did You Know to 7 on their floor, and they beat us That Student Body Tickets are for 27 to 9 on the local floor. That sale? shows that the boys are increasing That you should buy one? in their playing ability. We won nj That one senior is interested in a victorious battle over Halsey on our bobbed haired sophomore? fluor, the score ixing 15 to 7. That one of our teachers has sur We have one more game to I m - , played on the local floor and it should render« I to the 'scissor artist?" Did you ever make a mistake? <>t two of them? And did other mis takes follow these until It seemr-d as if everything was one big mistake? This is the situation in the three- act comedy to lie presented by the Scio High School Friday evening, March 20. 1925. In the Peoples the That we all app^ive? be well attended because of the oie : atre. George Richmond, a young social that follows The game is| That others besides Biology stu war hero, makes a mistake, and then with Gervais. When Gervais an 1 dents are wanting a field trip? to counteract that make* another That Raymond behaves*. I Scio played at Gervais. Gervais won one. His uncle. Captain Obadiah That Lyle W forgets why two j by a small margin of 12 to 11. Skinner, makes mistakes, and every and two are four? character in the east makes a more That baseball season is approach I Girls Athletics or less serious blunder somewhere ing? The basketball team played with during the play. Cornelia Skinner, That nearly all the boys should be sister of the captain-an unclaimed l«eban<>n Friday evening. Feb 13 interested? blessing of uncertain (?) age. but The score was 9 to 9. a tie. and the That spring is here? with very definite ambiU->na—ia no game was played on the local floor That "All a .Mistake" ia to be The next game. February 20. wax exception, and but come and see! presented by the Scio High School The comedy is full of vety funny played with Gates at Gates, with an at the Peoples Theatre. Friday eve situations, is lively ami full of inter- entire Sophomore team on Scio’s ning. March 2U? i*st to the last moment, and is a play side, which won by a score of IN 3 That it is a good play and you On February 27. the girls played worth seeing. Besides those men should see it? tloned. the east includes Ferdinand Halsey at Scio. Due to the illneM That basketball s>*aw>n is almost Lighthead. Nelle Huntington and of several of our player*, we lost by over? Richard Hamilton, neighbors of the a score of 22-18 The lineup for the games was as captain. Nellie Richmond, George's again will be the main subject. follows: wife, and Nell, the servant. The. Domestic Science girls are The play is being given for the Bonita Sutherland, jumping center. benefit of the High School Student Bertha Calavan ....... running center , now studying the different cuts of Body, and should be well attended Wilma Millei .. .................... forward meats and the different ways of for that reason, if for no other Lona Zysset............................ forward cooking them. They will soon ba guard studying about pastry. The curtain rises at 8:15 for the Mary Harris................ evening performance, and there will al»o be a matinee in the afternoon at 2:30. There will be g<»>d music both afternoon and evening, Come and enjoy yourselves Admteaion 20c and 35c. Ella Tficek ................................ guard Frances Wesely, Mae Calavan and Fern Flanagan, substitutes. Two more games are to lw played thia season. They are with Crab tree at Crabtrre and« Gervais at Scio. yys Athletics | The Domestic Art girls are almost ’ through with the first problem, a child's dress. Some very pretty ' patterns have been used. There are only five members and they are do ing their best. Civil W ar is now the subject of the American History Class. This Although the boys are stiji losing School Notes class has l>een enlarged since the net of the gam they haven't We are all very glad (?) that the beginning of the second semester.so reo up and are stilt fighting their first six weeks of the second acmes- the discussions in class are interest- to a close as exams • • ”
