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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1925)
,-Mj c. X 4 . * . .1 * a • _ « ä • -. » «• r V ) g Í • "n *• 4 ♦- X ♦ « A-Z • ▼ I Local Xcu'sand Classified s—«m..» —■ ir - - in -> The 8 c » q Tribun« ---- Two Svioitea Honored Prince of Wales Coarts $24.75 $19.75 $16.00 U. G. Shipley Company Quality Merchandise Popular Prices Salem, Oregon Women'» Wear L. J. Hauacr, formerly of Hauser Bro«., baa opened the old ALBANY GUN STORE 225 First street, Albany, Oregon Will carry all uptodatc Sporting Goods. Athletic Goods. Fishing Tackle. Gun«. Ammunition, Cutlery, Golf and Tennis Goods. Will be glad to meet w ith all old customers, and new ones SEED CORN Wc have a limited supply of 1923 crop selected and tested Seed Com at Ic per pound. Ibis corn was raised ami selected by Mr. Tucrk, near Scio. It is hand shelled with tip* ami butt kernels rcmuved. Scio Mill & Elevator Co. We are psying le for Chittim Bark m < rri i eh SI N I >.\ V, MA 'i L"“”UÙ Mother Albany Moral Co., v * *'Sau It With I'lnwetK j < 'Albany,Or We Make a Profit Only When You Do Hasel Philippi of Scio, newly elec ted editor of the O A C Co-ed Ba Farm !x*ans Money at 5< with rometer, has announced her staff nominal commission; prepayment Am ! Intruding?” me ml era for the publication. Mias priviledges after first year. Wm. Philippi has charge of all the regu Ham. Albany Ore. 39-c Mr. and Mrs. K M Cain were Sa lar departments of the paper end’s lem visitors last Thursday. Cash paid for false teeth, dental special women's department. The gold, platinum and discarded jew H A. Ballin and wife of Portland Co-ed Barometer is a tradition of elry. H»ke Smelting & Refining spent the week-end in Seto. Co . Otsego, Michigan. 25-tf the college, being published every Junior week-end. Miss Philippi is a For Sale A good Jeisev Cow, or Jeu* Rodgers shipped a load or senior in commerce and a member will trade for good three-horse cattle to Portland this week. binder. See J. W Yandle, route of Beta Kappa sorority. 3. at Richardson Gap bridge. 9cio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mumper are Oregon. 38lSe both having an attack of the flu. Kenneth D Birons of Scio is a Just The Thing To wrap canned Miss Anna Kotan of route 3 is member of the graduating clam at fruit up with, or lunches, or to spending the week with Mrs. W. F. O A C. the largrst Ip the histoty of kind's lire« >>ld newspapers. A the institution. The number of can big bundle for 10c at the Tribuoe Gill. Office. didates for graduation is conserva Helen Hodge of Toledo spent the tively estimated at 530. Mr Hir«>ns Any girl in trouble may communi week-end here with her father and is a candidate for the degree of cate with Ensign I-ee of the Sal aislers. vation Army at the White Shield pharmaceutical chemist, given on Home. 565 Mayfair Ave., Port Ed Bramer and Otto Hjermstead completion of a tnree-year course in land. Oregon. of Red Wing, Minn . are visiting at pharmacy. 314 acres of good land, the home of C. O. Hjermstead on The record class up to this time For Sale six miles from live town of about route 3. wav that of 1922. the big war group 1 000 population; good graveled road five milee of the way. four Mrs. Fred Bilyeu an i Mrs. R. L." numbering 522. Last year 422 were The only poasible ex miles from railroad station; one Hixson were in Lebanon on business graduated and one-half miles from good planation for so many seniors this Tuesday. schiH I; has good seven room house, year is that a larger per cent of large barn; 80 acres in cultivation Miaa Y esta Sher f y spent the week those entering college is remaining tialancc in pasture and timber; end at the home of her parents near to finish, believes E B. Lam on. reg has plenty of good water, one run Lebanoa. istrar. ning stream. Terms can be ar ranged on part. Address. Owner, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hagey mov Seven students are candidates for care Tribune. Scio. Oregon. 1 ed Saturday to their newly purchas the master of science degree. 12 for ed borne. the degree of pharmaceutical chem Mrs I). .M McKnight and moth ist. and some 520 for the regular er, Mrs Esther Ray. visited in Mc bachelor of science degree. Mr. Hirona. son of Prof. Asa P. Minnville Sunday. Birons, is a graduate of the Scio Herbert Shlton is further improv high school. He is earning half of l ing his new home by putting a new his college expenses and is a member walk along the Waler street aide. of the Psi Chi fraternity Be also John Itensmore Jr. of PortJand holds a corporal's rank in the re came out Frida) evening and cele serve officers training corns at the brated hia 20th birthday at his homo college. While a student at the Scio high school, Mr. Birons was student here. body president and senior class pres George Parrot and family of Port ident. land spent the week-end with Mrs. Parrot's uncie, J. B. Couey and Corn la Being Planted daughters. Joe Mayer of Lebanon was in Scio From present indications the Scio Sunday on business with the Scio Tribune believe* there is conaidei |-i Miil A Elevator Co., in which he has bly more corn being planted this j tljftilcr’j H m I Notice an interest. year than ever before in '.he history | Notice is hereby given that the Anal Chose.r Coffer and family of Mc of the community. It has taken a account of George Ki-«-ch as executorof tbe estate of J E. Yeoman, deceaaed, Minnville viaited over the week-end great many years to acclimate oom has been filed in th« I ounty Court or with Mrs. CotTev’s mother. Mrs. V. to our cool nights, but this ha* now th«- Mate of «»regon for Linn County, been accomplished, and corn no and that the IMh day of May, 1935. at A. McKnight. the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. in the doubt will be more generally plant < ourt Room of »aid Court in the Linn Dr. and Mrs. Prill and Rolla Shel ed in lhe future. Stock need II be County Court House al Albany,Oregon, lias been fixed aa lhe lime and place for ton and wife left at six o’clock this aide* in enu age. and a corn-fed hog Ix arng objections to aaid final account morning to spend the month at Adel, arid the settiemvnt thereof, on or be makes lhe liest pork. fore which time all persona interested in southern Oregon. If a Michael* • Stern Suit costs us $30 and we sell it to you for $37.50- - If it gives you $50 00 worth of satisfaction-— in said estate may appear and Hie ob jections to such Hnal account and con When you are ready to sell your Albert Shelton Hurt test the same. lambs call J. L. Rodgers and get G korgx KggCF. Executor of the Fatate of J. E. Yeo his prices at West Scio, Will be Albert Shelton suffered an injury man. deceased. 38 tf shipping every week. to his arm Saturday afternoon while ¡V. LVMI M c C mosmkv , stayton. Oregon, Mrs. H. L. Wjitenpaugh it at the splitting wood in the timber near ■ Attorney /or Executor. First Publication. April 16. 1925 home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. the S. F Zyswt place. The cutting fast Publication, .May 14, 1925 Ben Thorp near Albany, where she on one block of wood jarred anoth er one loose which fell on his arm is under the care of a doctor. pinning him down in such a manner A. T. Powell received a letter Mon day from his daughtei. Mrs. J. H. that he eould not free himself, Aa | he w alone it wasaome time before Yalca of Kansas City, io which she No bones were broken help came says they are soon to move to Oak he will not be able to usr his but land. California. arm for several days. While working at the park which the Sokol club is preparing R. jl i Reflect* Hia Habita Cain hud the misfortune of getting hie face badly poisoned with poison There is always good news in the oak last Sunday. ads, some better than others to be We make $7.50 and Yoe Make $12.50. ■A Wé In lact, we haven’t made a suit sale this spring when the custo mer didn't come out with more velvet than wc took for ourselves. Michaels • Stem and Clothcraft ’’Value First’* Suits from $32.50 to $40.00 Other Suita from Albany sure. One can read the merchant's character and habits in his ad. Then the ad is an invitation, sometimes it teems with welcome and sometimes it repulses. Read the ads as relig iously as you do the news, and you'll The Grange and all other coope know your merchant better. It's a rative organisations io Oregon have great character study and you will shown a marked increaae in mem enjoy it better with each issue. bership duriog the past year. Thia indicates that mao power massing Scio School Standardized together will be as potent as money some day. Prof. Watenpaugh has received Born — To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald the certificate showing that the Scio Haaaler on Tuasdyv evening. May 5. school u a standard school, as pro an eight-pound boy. Flrat child, vided by law. It is signed by State and flrat grandson of Mr. and Mra. Sup-.. J. A. Churchill and County Henry Haaaler. He ha* been named So pt. Edna Geer. Albert LaVerne. Mother and babe Riverview school has just recently are doing nicely been standardised and has received “4« J lutradiag?” • eertificaU. I I Dr. Prill took J. L. Kelly to the hospital in Albany Tuesday where he did a minor operation on his foot. He is expected home today, but will be oo crutches for a few dav*. $18.00 to $27.50 BLAIN CLOTHING co Oregon H you believe in boosting the boosters, if you believe in helping an institution that spends its money at home, you will support the Scio I ribune more substantially than wishing it well Farm Loans Write for booklet describing our twentv-yrar amortised rural cre dit farm loan, insurance compa ny rate« art very low. No com mission or other expense. Beam Land Co. Albany, Ore. I I : * w« < ■ *> r* * J W V, J Kf « * ■ l- B» . «
