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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1925)
>T»r. i . -«• A < J t Vi--.-wf The Scio Tribune a-—»«»«»...»»................i SHELBURN NEWS . .......................... ............. « March 31 •» » Mr*. Carl Smith «pent laat Thura- dav afternoon with Mr*. Byron Bates. Edwin Holland and wife and Io fant daughter spent Sunday with hia mother, Mra. Fred Roadarmel. It was betty Ann's first visit to her grandma’s. Laat Saturday evening about 10 o'clock J. W. Hirona and family and Earl and Gooch family, of Portland, drove in to Lee George’s and spent the night. Sunday morning Mr. Hirona and family drove to Lebanon to visit hie wife'« uncle, a Mr. Dart, who is quite ill. Gooch'r apent the day with her mother. Mrs. Lee Early Monday moraine George, they all retun ed to Portland io time for their children to attend school. T. M. Russell and H. O. Shilling made a business trip to Salem Mon day. M. C. McLain and aon Ronald of Portland spent Sunday with his par ents. H. O. Shilling and family apent Monday evening with W. H. Me ltin'« and listened in on the radio. Mrs. I-ee George and aon Walter spent Monday with her mother.Mra. Nancy Trollinger. Iola George spent the week-end with her sister. Mr*. Marion Brown. Dillon McLain was shopping in Scio Monday. Opal Shilling spent Saturday vis iting her teacher, Mias Elsie Down ing. T. M. Russell and family called on her parents Sunday evening. A. J. McLain is visiting hi* niece and family this week. H. O. Shilling visited his friend, George Spicer, at Nortn Santiam last Saturday. News From Lyons. J Mar. 31 Misa Xetta Prichard spent Sunday Hal Shelton home. Ray Foi family left the flrat week for Idaho, where they to make their future home. Haman Shelton ia visiting her aon. Hal and family, and other relatives in Lyons. Mra. Floyd Martin and daughter were Sunday visitors at Rolie at the The of the expect Mrs Trask's. Mrs. Margaret Strayer of Aums ville spent the week-end at the Vaughn home*, returning home Sun « day afternoon. Clyde McRae waa a Lyons caller Saturday. Mra. Henry Bodeker apent Thura- day evening with Mian Ella John- aton. Mr. and Mra. Waiter Scott apent the week-end at Silverton. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Vaugho. Mra. Strayer and Miss Helen Vaughn were Mill City callera Saturday. Hilda Johnaton called on Doria e and Maxine Huber Sunday. Mra. Clyde Sherman and children of Mill City were Sunday visitors io Lyona. Mra. Scott spent Thursday after noon with Mra, J. H. Johnaton. , .................................... ............. Richards«« Gap K«vwv* March 31 There will I* a program and pie aociai at the Richardson Gap school Friday evening. April 3. at 8 o’clock. Everybody welcome. Com« aad Country Correspondence called to Conard We*tenh u*e M >n- day because of th* baby’s illneaa. Joe Atnbroaek and family were vim tor* at J. R. Piatt'« Sunday Delta Piatt spent th* week-end with L. 3. Keiaer of Philomath J. R Piatt i* out on hi* rout* again after three week* *iekn*-*i>. Hen Mumpers «pent the week end at home, but wa* back at hi« a <rk at the mill Monday m- rning. March 30 Mr and .Mrs. W. I.. Perkin* of Hoquiam. Wa«h , were Vielling at the home of her father, G A Mor- gan. for a few day* They left Sun day for southern Oregon, where they are going to make their home. J. D. Tinker and children of Bea Fred Merritt called on th* Piatt'a ver Creek. Ore., are visiting at the Tuesday evening. home of J Soucek. Wilson Richard*>n and wife were Mrs. Edd Balschweid has recov in Albany Saturday. » ered from an illne«» of the flu. Mt. Pleasant-Cole News March 31 l^r- M.til ■ l.l .\ .11 Wi rv thinking of SlllRT* for Spring we purchase«! t!e*c SI irts from the Iwst I ncs in Ameri ca. You will find tic one L. A. Darby of Stayton and Ben Darby motored to Archie Bates' last Saturday afternoon to get a cow, Jo* and Frank Hora »pent Satur day evening at Ben Darby's. Clarence Overholt« »pent Satur day visiting at Ben Darbva. Otto Limbeck’« and with Curtis and Carl Kraaehnewski. Ties and Collars to go \X ith Shills AL*AJ¡Y.OBR a >N ■ > k>,NY Our tines of Cot i A!-» comprile the latest sty'vs ami with ti Knit or Cut Silk Tig* you van c i v tin 1 JU'’ v.ii.«t v«»u want to l«e well dres on Easter I lay. Prie «I reasonable. Don’t forget our G rocyhy DrPAhrMPNT ’ i little or big thn g» you need for F»sl< r Htl laat. Lunch ot Din vr We l uw th« *■ «? * 4 r- -4 »** G ardes T im » M eans Srn> T ime Our ««»i cither package or bulk, ia fresh and clean, and ci’inpri* a variety to suit all. Get them here. J. F. WESELY, the Grocer ing in Stayton. Oliver Beard ha* been quite aick with a sore throat. A good many from thia vieinity attended the sale Thur »«lay. We were all quit* surprised to find snow on the ground Saturday morning. Too bad there wasn't enougn to play anowball with any way. Baptist Church Note* Harley Darby, Charley Peter« and Sunday school at 10 o'clock every family spent last W edn< -day even Sunday morning. Everybody is in ing with home folks. vited to attend. Christian Endeavor every Sunday Earl and Maude Darby were trad- evening at 6:30. in» inStaytun last Wediumday after Prayer meeting every Saturday noon and also called at the CJpude night at at 7:80. Darby a. i L. A. Darby and famii.v of Stay- John Prochiu ka. who formerly ton motored to Ben LJarby's M<miay owned th* People* Gaah Store, wa« to get a load of wood. renewing acquaintance* m Scio laat Mr*. Irvin Parberry is taking care Wednesday. of Mrs. Vincent Pietrok. who ha« blood poisoning in her hand. Leonard Darby and Geo. Clark of Stayton motored to Ben Llarby'e Thursday evening. Elsie Limbeck made a Hying trip to Slayton Wednrsday ai d Thurs day. Mias Angeline Rval» is «pending her spring vacation with home folks. She is attending Willamette Univer sity at Salem. Sam Bass accompanied Otal Bates on the mil« route Mondn morning. Fred and Maude Smith spent last Friday evening at J A. Schults. Mi see* .Mabie Schulte, Elsie Pet ers, Elda Downing and Maude Smith spent Sunday at M. F. Ryan’s. Frank Habl>erman wife of Salem and M. F. Ryan and wife motored to McMinnville Saturday Alic*. Agnes, Albert and Archie Eberhardt made a flying trip to Sa lem Sunday to see their mother.who is ill. • Lyle Lutz of Salem spent the last of last week al the P. H. lambert home. Mrs. Paul Limbeck and daughter. Elsie, attended church at Mt. Pleas ant Sunday. Will Hirona and wife of Portland visited at George Sandner’s Sunday evening, returning home Monday morning. Grandma Dart spent the laat few day* of laat week with L. A Darby and family. Will Hirona and wife of Portland. George Sandnerand wife and Grand ma Dart all motored to Lebanon Sunday to see Louis Dart, who is eiightely improved. hi 85c to $3.50 A large crowd wa* present at ahue & Atnbroaek sawmill Wedne* Mary Jacob's sale laat Thurmlay. day afternoon. W. L Pcrkine and 0 F Morgan Frank and Joe Hora. Harley Dar by. Clarence Overh«ilt*. Charlev Pi drove to Salem Thursday. Mra. 0 F. Morgan gave a birth ters and family. Je»s Chastain and family and Louis Ray and family day dinner Saturday. Those me«- were Sunday visitor« at tho Ben eiit were Mr. and Mra. W. L. Per kins and children, George Morgan Darby home. Mis* Sylvia Darby of Stayton haa and the hoata. Mi.se« Agnes Soucek and Oreta been visiting at the Ben Darby home Balschweid «pent Wednesday even for the*past week. Mary Hora «pent last Friday af ternoon at Ben Darby'«. y you want here at fr«>m Adolph Soucek wa« home for week end. He is working at D-mahue & Atnbroaek sawmill. Miaae* Greta Balschweid and ne* Soucek were visitors at the Don Comino to Albany and Salam Dr. Mellenthin SRKCtALIST SEED CORN We have a limited »upplv of I*»-’’ crop scicele«! and teste«! Seed Corn at •« per pound. This c«>m was rann! an«! *e!ectr«l I y Mr. Tucek, near Sci<>. It i» hand shelled with tip* an«l butt kernels removed. Mill Feeds Chick Feeds Baby Chick Feed,ink Developing Mash, sack Growing Feed, »ack Either'« Chick Starter, Milk Mash, «ack Pheasant Figg Mash. »1 ♦3 25 300 3 60 <50 2. 0 Millrun, |wr sack.... .................... »1 SO Bran. • 101 twr sack.. Middlings, per sack.... ................... 160 Scio Mill & Elevator Co See F. E. SHAFER for I I ARNESS 170 S. Comi Street Salem,Oregon in. heavy Double «*t Stitchc«! Trace, li im Hip Strain. 5-ring Breeching Back Strap* li inch. Hold Back» U inch. Pole Strap* lj meh. Bridle» Cup B ind«. . inch. Bi.-a.t Str,.j>« 1J inch Lincs 1| in by 20 lect, Back Banti Feit Lined, Mar ket Tug IJ inch, ( «Htl Wide liclly Ban«ls. 2X” Harness, steel hames........... $60.00 I size 2” lighter Harness............. 50.00 A heavy 1 earn Collar, $4.65 each up in Internal Medicine f or th* past twelve year*.. □••• Not Oporat* *** Lines. I inch by 20 feet Lines, l| inch ?<• < •< ’ Line» lj inch i « 20 i«<' Will be in A lbany , Wednesday, A prit 8. Albany Hotel 2 inch 1 rain Bridles, pair 7 (Hi » <*' 5 ‘MJ ...... and in All Harness made of California Oak Fanned Leather Hand Bags Suit Cases Gloves Purses Puttees S alim , Thursday. Ap rii 9, Marion Hotel Office Hours: 10 s m. Io Lp m. ONE DAY ONLY No Char:« for Consol latten Dr. Msllenthin Mallanthin i* l* a regul ar gradii »** Or. *r gradu in medicine and surgnry an 1 to licer» by the «late of Oregon. Hsdors m < operate for chronic appr ndieiti*. g*. ' ■ tone«, ulcer» of stomach, tonsil* or n<h*r>oid». He ha* to hi* credit wnrwleeful result* in disease* of th* »tomarh.Myer, bowel*. , blood, »km, nerve«, heart, kirinoy,blad der. bed wetting, catarrh. *m»k lung», rheumatism, sciatica, ¡erf a leers and’ rectal ailment*. Ilelow are the name« of a few of hi« many sattotted patient* in Oegon: Hodwiek Wtben. Gold ftowch. Ore., varicose u terra. Frank Koehler, The Dalton, Oregon, ■tomach trouble. Mr». E. C. Hammcek, Myrtle Point, Ore., goitre. Mr». J»h* Mrte-, Lakeside, Ore., appendicitis. Henry WeatfalL Ontario, Ore., ulcer of «tomarh. Mr». R C. Bate*, Baker.Ore., ecsema. O. .M. Ritchiey, Boring, Or*., heart trouble. Ixart« S. Steibwr, ©R E. Buchanan, Portland, Or»., adenoid« and tonsils. bring your pie*. L. P Arnold and wife, accompa DR J. W. GOIN. Reosember abase dal«, that consulta nied bv Mra. Edd Bilyeu, were in Veterinarian. tion on thia tno will be free and that Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate hi* treatment to different. Albany Saturday. In*pect«»r. Married women mast be. acrMnpanied J. R Piatt loet a valuable aaddl« by their busband«. ~ Phone«:— Palace Feed ehed. 1*4- J bora* Thursday. ® g 44^4»^». NNMI Mr. aad Mra. G- K Mw Your Easier TogsA re Here SL££PT MCILOW NEK . fraibun AMff-. tw A fine Line of Coder the-Arm Ladies Bags in Genuine leather NOTHING TAKES THE PLACE OE .Notice ' rV LEATHER Your Credit Is Good Fiere Tn maintain this Credit System ami meet com petition that sells for cash only, I *m forced to charge I per cent interest on overdue accounts. So don't I* surprised to fin«! your account draw ing I per cent interest. MAi ettWAwr •NITORI R. M. CAIN UNIVERSAL an* LANG RANGKS If on p ot the Tribune advertiser* -•ting” vou, Uell ui; if he ' treat# you ri^bt, ull him, 1 ««♦ I - •*
