The Scio Tribun*
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GILKEY STATION
Country Corrt.ipondrnre
Fraternity, so the was alone in Cor
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vallis, therefore went to live with
Inez until «chool closed at O A C in
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June. Kenneth is a senior thia year
April 21
and has passed all exams in good
Mrs. lAither Muzzy of Newberg
shape.
visited several days last week at the
Mrs. J. W. Miller and children
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
spent Thursday evening with W. II
Paul Bartnik.
McLain and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McDonald
Mrs Lee George had umr need.d
drove to Corvallis Thursday evening
repairs done on their residence last
and got 300 baby chieks, which they
week. H. O. Shilling doing the ear
, had hatched in the college incuba pen ter work for her.
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tor.
James Trollinger and family spent
Mr. Martsell has completed the Sunday with his sister. Mrs. *Lee
teeters for Riverview school district, George.
wnich were required for standard
Quincy Grumes was in Salem last
izing the school.
week to consult a specialist about
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Jones and son hie ear. whieh is giving him trouble.
Harry and Oliver Phelps of Stayton, The specialist made an incision and
and Jack Kelly of Scio, spent Sun drew off quite an amount of puss,
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. which gave him relief.
G. Holl.
Mrs. Crumea had fur guest Tues
The local Farmers’ Union met day Mrs Anna Hirom*
with Mr. and Mrs. J H Kelly Sat-
Byron Batea and wife are the
urdav night,
After the regular
proud parents of a fine baby girl,
business meeting, a pleasant social born April IS. All are doing fine.
hour was spent In contests and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grumes called
games Delicious refreshments were on Mrs I-ee George Sunday.
served at a late hour.
T. M Russell and wife called at
An all-day meeting will be held at Mayo McKinney’s home near luri er
the Riverview school house next Sun Sunday afternoon t > see his new
day*. Basket dinner at noon and niece, Mary Harriett Russell.
baptismal service in the afternoon.
W. H. McLain made a business
Mrs. Paul Bartnik entertained the trip to Scio Monday.
Ladies* Thimble Club Thursday, as
Mrs. Anne Hirons spent Sunday
sisted by her daughter. Elsie Muzzy
and M onday nights at her old home
of Newberg, who was onee a mem
ber of the club. Those present were
Richardson Gap Reviews
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Megdames John Shepherd, Stewart.
J. G. Holt. J. H. Kelly. E. H. Kelly
and children. Anna Chapman. W. A.
April 21
Gilkey, Cora Smith, Otto Yunker.
Fid Bilyeu and wife were in Al-
S. B. Holt. J. F. Sommer. Elsie
Muzzy, Ralph McDonald. Paul Bart banv on busmens Saturday.
Renton Arnold and wife and •is-
nik and Miss Christina Krosman.
The club accepted an invitation to ter, Miss Doi lie Arnold, made a trip
meet with Mrs. Burkhalter next to Salem one day last week.
Mrs. Conard We.-ttenh<»u»e and two
time. She was once a member of
daughters
were visitors at J. R
the club and now lives near Leba
Piatt
’
s
Tuesday
afternoon.
non.
Twsnty-one
friend»
of Mrs C. F.
Mrs. F. W. .Megpelt spent Satur
Arnold
gave
her
a
surpriae
Friday
day and Sunday with her daughter.
Mrs. Joe Kitchen, in Albany, who evening, everyone having a good
has just returned home from the time.
Mrs Joe Ambrosek and son were
hospital, where she underwent a mi
visitors at J. R. Piatt's Sunday.
nor operation Wednesday.
Mrs. “Butch” Long and two sons
Mow Laura Freeman of Crabtree
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visited with Miss Lucille Crenshaw Melvin and Kenneth, of Salem, are
visiting at the M P. Long home
Monday.
Otto Sheiman of Shedd spent the this week.
Ernest Heiser of Philomath, ac
companied
by his bookkeeper and
Henry Sheiman.
lady
friend,
were visitors at Rich-
Herman Zeller went to Silverton
ardaoo
Gap
Sunday
afternoon.
Monday of last week to visit his sis
While
building
a
fence Thursday,
ter. Mrs. Fred Shears, returning on
Tuesday by way of Salem, where lie Marvin Long hail the misfortune to
visited another sister. Mrs. Norman mash a finger. He went to Scio and
had Dr. Prill dress it.
Garrison.
Gildert Pruitt of Scio has lieen
Jack Goar went to Mill City last
cutting wood for Lonard Arnold for
week to work at Camp 17.
Miss Audrey Ferris and Stewart the past few weeks, on the George
Dick of Portland drove up Sunday I I Arnold place
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Lonard Arnold made a very im
to spend the day at the home of Mies
portant
business trio to Allianz Fri
Ferris* sister. Mrs. Orville Gilkey.
day
evening.
Among those attending the Reed-
Miss Mabel Long spent Friday
Maurus wrestling match*at Albany
evening
with her Grandpa Arnold.
Friday night were Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
Arnold
1» getting al mg nicely.
Jean Kelly. Bud Struckmeier, Jim
Mrs.
Hutch
Ixmg and M. 1*. G>ng
Young and Cheater Chamberlain.
Ernest Kelly made a business and visited Mrs. John Meritt ruraday.
Conard Westenhouae *11 in Scio
pleasure trip to Newport Sunday,
Tuesday on business.
returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Scott and Mr. and
Mrs Sharp were Mill Citv callers
Sunday.
Mrs Clyde Sherman and children
of Mill Qty were over-Sunday visit
ors in Lyons.
.
Mrs. Jack Johnston was a Tues
day and Wednesday visitor in Stay
ton.
Several of the young men and la-I
dirs were busy Saturday at cleaning
the community hall, kitchen and li
brary room, which added verv much
to the improvement of the building
tn general.
Mrs Taylor is employed in the
{Misti ffice part of the time at pres
ent.
.
i»ellis W'eatenhou’e is running a
milk route to the Stayton cheese
factory. Iwginning April lb. and is
hauiling quite a lot of milk daily.
News From Lyons.
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April 22
bany Saturday. The meeting was
Mrs. George Colby io home from
for the purpose of completing plans
Riverside at present, being busy
for the annual Jersey Jubilee to be
nursing her daughter, who has twen
held May 23.
quite ill the past 10 days with an
Mrs. W. J. Kelly attended the
attach of pneumonia.
However,
teachers institute at Lebanon Satur
Mrs Yonker ts improving and will
day.
be able to be about again soon.
Mrs. George Johnston is in Leba
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SHELBURN NEWS
| non making an extended visit with
her daughter. Mrs. W. R. Surry and
April 21
Mrs. Anna Hirons has spent the
latft week in the Shelburn neighbor
hood visiting old friends. She is at
present living with Alfred Powell
and family (her soo-ia-law) in Al
bany.
Keaaeth. bar sag,
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If you are a wife who considers her own welfare as
well as that of her husband and family, you will
make it* a practice to tome here for your table sup
plies. For this week we arc quoting :
Canned Corn, per can
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Peas. per can ......
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Tomatoes, per can
20. to 30.
li. to 2»
15. to H.
J.
•4’
Fresh Vegetables every Wednesday
J. F. Wesrlv, Grocer
Furnishing»
China« are
Notions
Garden Seeds
We Offer You
April 21
Ben and Harley Darby, Clarencd
Overholts and Joe Hora made a bus
iness trip to Stayton Sunday morn-
mg
Mary Hora spent Friday after-
noon with Maude Darby.
Clarence Overholts spent Satur
day and Sunday at lien Darby's.
p program and basket social
given at the Mt Pleasant school
house Saturday night was well at
tended and everyone reports an en
joyable time.
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Frank Hora spent Sunday after-
noon with Harold Darby
Maude and Haiold Darby were
trailing in Stayton Saturday after-
noon.
Harry Christman and family and .
George Sandner and family spent
Sunday with home folks. John Sand
ner. sr., and family.
L. A. Darby and family of Stay
ton spent Sunday at Charley Peters
George Sandner was in Scio Sat
urday making arrangements for a
meeting of wool and mohair grow
ers to be held there next Monday
afternoon.
We understand some
good speakers will be present.
SLEEPY HOLLOW NEWS
April 21
H. Goldz and C. Curry have mov
ed into the Sleepy Hollow district
snd are cutting wood on the loftier
MIL
Charlie Beard and ton Oliver have
laid off hauling lumber for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Balaehweid
and Mr. and Mra. Jery Fooehee of
Portland were gu**sts at the Ed
Balaehweid home Sunday.
Ivan Balaehweid and hta red neck
tie apent Sunday at home.
John Soueek made a business trip
to Richardson Gap Thursday.
Adolph Soueek and Chester Grimes
made a business trip to Philomath
Saturday evening.
Richard Balaehweid. after an ill-
neas with the Hu. is able to be out
again.
Thia rain has set us hack In our
garden work, but hope it clears up
soon.
THE SPICE
"Glenn P has been running an auto
»0 long that he has forgotten all
about hors* itack riding. '*
"What did he do wl. an the hone
balked 7”
'ffle trawled under it, to see what
was the matter.”
you. with $00
A GOOD LINE OF
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Scio,
Hihler & Gill Company
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See F. E. SHAFER for
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I 70 S. Corn ! Street
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L’i in. heJvy Double <ft Stitched Trace. 11 in. Hip
Strain, S-rinc Brccclung Back Straps 11 inch.
Hold Bach* H inch. Pole Straps If inch. Bridles
Cun Blinds } inch. Breast Strap* If inch Lincs
11 in. by 'JO feet. Back Band Felt Lined. Mar
ket Tug 1J inch. Good Wide Belly Bamis.
2X” Harness, steel harnes...........
I size 2” lighter Harness............. 50.00
A heavy 1 earn Collar, $4-05 each up
Lines.
Lincs.
Lines,
} inch
I inch bv 20 feet
11 inch Ly 20 feet
If inch by 20 led
Team Bridle* pair
... ......................... $6.25
.......... 7.00
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All Harness made of California Oak
I anned Leather
Hand Bags
Suit Cases
Gloves
Purses
Puttees
A Ime Line of Untier the-Arm Ladies Bags
in Genuine lx*nther
NOTHING TAKES Till
PLACE OE ‘fTLEATHLR
BOX
Sam Z : "How is y oer average In
ifeom- try ?”
Walter C.: "! got ! ft in the course
family.
so far.”
The Merser family motored to Al
Sam: "Mighty am Mt
bany Saturday afternoon.
. Walt: "Oh. sure,
Made 40 in the
Mrs. Whitney returned home Sat first quia: JO In I 4, ascend and 27
urday evening from Stayton. where on the third.”
she had been the past three weeks
assisting with the house work at
When you ent grtain. let M furgtah
the Mrs Feerest Mack's.
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Mt. Pleasant Cole Newt
week-end at the home of his father.
Clifford Kelly spent the week-end
»in Lebanon visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Holt and Mr. ¡
and Mrs. 8. B Holt attended the
Jersey Cattle Club meeting at Al
Chances
targa
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Scio, Oregon