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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1925)
» - The Scio Tribune GILKEY STATION Country Correspondence "»I ».............. : : SHELBURN NEWS ♦ r May 13 May ¡2 Mr* Bessie Blevins and little dau^ver of Ro«eburg are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gooch. * The Riverview Sunday school ob- served Mother's Day with the fol- lowing program: Quotations of Mother's Day. by the Sunday school. Song. “Silver Threads Among the Gold.” by the young people's class Mr. Holtor and family of near Inruns were on their way to his bro Mt. Pleasant Cole New» ther-in-law's, Weibe Kuicken, early Sunday forenoon and when about * May 11 one mile east of Shelburn his car Mrs. D. Gardner of Stayton spent became unmanageable and ran into last Wednesday with home folks. • feace. breaking the left front John Sandner. sr„ and family. A short talk by Mr. Pruitt. wheel and bending the steering rod. Recitation, by Opal Mespelt. Harry Chriaman ami family made He had put two tires on one wheel, | Reading, by W. A. Gilkey. a business trip tn latbanon last Fri thinking to protect the inner tire, Song, "Helping Mother.” bv Vo- but the inner tire gave way and day. loris Crenshaw and Melvin Holt. Elsie IJmbeck was a Stay ton visi came out and wound around the as ie Recitation, by Wilson Young. and knocked the steering out. No tor last Tuesday morning, and on Reading, by Marian Gilkey. one was hurt, ami Mr. Kuiken was Thursday she and Mrs. Elmer Lim Song. “Meet Her in the Skies," called. He came with his car and beck transacted business in Scio. by Jesse Thomas took them to his home Mr Holtor K Geisler of Sublimity worked a got a wheel and repaired the Ford, few days for his son. Louis. Percy Chappel had a narrow es- driving home Sunday evening. Tony Geis'er was in Scio on buai cape Saturday when he was kicked neas one day last week. by a horse and dragged quite a dia- Mary Hora spent last Thursday Saturday afternoon, while the tance. Four etitehee had to be ta Shelburn C & E section hands wen- afternoon with Maude Darbv. ken on his head. Hi* mother. Mr*. working down near Munkers. they A marshmallow roast and old time Clara Chappel of Woodburn, came noticed Fred Neal's dwelling was on spelling maten was held at ths' Mt ud Saturday evening to help care Are. They rushed to the scene and Pleasant school house last Friday for him, returning Monday. saved the building by clawing the evening. Those present to* enjoy shingles off. Mrs. Neal was alone the fun were; Frank and Lieusnr T. M. Holt attended the pioneer an^ so badly freightened she could Frame of Mt pleasant and sister of convention at Champoeg Saturday, do nothing. The Neal's lost their Vancouver: Frank and Joe Hora. May 2. house and everything in it by lire in Clarence and Delbert Rund. J. A, Mr. and Mrs Lester Holt of Carl« eastern Oregon two years ago. Mr. Schultz and family. Pat Lambert ton spent Sunday at the parental Neal is working in a logging camp and wife, Mrs M. F. Ryan and near Philomath, and she ami the r daughters Bettv and Angelina ami home of J. G. Holt. i cousin Katherine. William Ryan and Th«* ball game between Oakview children are living near Munkers wife of Stayton. Franeis Hpreth and and Riverview Fridav resulted In a Raymond Arnold of Munkers spent family of McMinnville. Maude and •core of 26 to 17 in favor of Oak* Saturday afternoon with hia cousin, Barley Darby, Ed Ambroaek. Jay view. Mr. and Mrs George Serfling and I Opal Shilling. The two young ter a Shank, Ed Smith and family. Thre- son and Mr and Mrs. Chester Serf* had great sport hunting wild straw- «ia.Willis ami Charlev K ramps. Elda ling of Eugene called on some of ' berries on the roadside near Shill-¡«nd Raymond Downing. Frank and their old acquaintances Sunday while i mg's home. on their way to visit Franklin Butte i Blanche Churchill spent Saturday cemetery. afternoon with her friend. Iola Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Butler of Al George. bany and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Butler H. <> Shilling and family •pent of Portland called at the J. G. and Monday evening with Mrs I «icy T. M. Holt homes Saturday. Wyman and eons. Franklin Gilkey of 0 A C and Al Fritz Patrie spent Sunday night vin Gilkey of I/tbanon spent Sunday with T. M Russell and family. with the home folks. T. M. Russell shipped a tine veal The Aumsville high school will Monday morning. present their senior play, “When a Quite a numtier of the sheep m<*n Feller Needs a Friend,” at the Riv sold their spring lambs recently and erview school house Friday night. loaded them at West Scio Tuesday Miss Ruth Clausen, assistant teach forenoon. * er in the Crabtree high school last S. Prichard and son called on W. year, entertained her former pupils H. McLain Fridav. Jesse and Doran Russell spent at her home in the Riverside com munity last Friday night. Those Sunday night with their, grandpar attending from here were Pearl ents. Mr and Mrs. W. H. McLain. Mitchell. Lucille Crenshaw. Lucille Mrs. l-ee George was shopping in Sommer. Ronald Sommer, Floyd Stayton Monday. Crenshaw and Welton Goar. Clinton George and Marion Brown The Ladies Club met with Mrs. and family spent Mother's Day with Lizzie Gilkey last Thursday —18 Mrs. Lee Georgs. Cari Smith ami C. O McClain members and three visitors, Mrs. drove to Salem early Thursday and Robinson, Mrs. S F. Zyseet and Miss Bigham, were present. Miss Bigham ' brought home a tine lot of baby favored them with a song and Mies chicks which they had hatched, they Marion Gilkey with a piano solo. furnishing their own eggs. The pul lie sale of Mr* G. E. Mrs. J G. Holt was the winner in a Biblical contest. Refreshments were Miller which was held at her place on Tuesday af’ernnon was well at served by the hostem. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Holt\nd Lu tended Things sold fairly well. The directors of the National cille and Loette Sommer visited at the E, L Whetstone home in Albany Farm Loan Association* met at the and the Mrs. J. A. Vaughn homo in home of W. H. M-Iaip on Wednes day evening at 8 o'clock. Jefferson Sunday. ÿgn& Owners, Attention Mind and Hands Are of course the primary reijnisites for properly taking care of the Service on your automobile. FJaie Peter*. Melvin Shank, Gene Ware and wife. Mrs. Poley Huntlyy and children. Mr». Frank Lochner ami children. Frank and Joe Hora spent Sunday afternoon at Ben Darby's. Harley Darby. Jay Shank, Joe Hora and Arnold Sena made a trip to Salem Sunday forenoon, and Ar nold Sen* and Jay Shank went on to Portland. Maude Darby spent Sunday after noon with Marv Hora. Mra. Paul Limbeck and daughter Elsie attended church at Mt. Pleas ant Sunday afternoon. Joe and Frank Hora attended the show in Stayton Saturday evening. Hasko and Henry Huntley were Stayton visitors Sunday morning. Nick Senz spent Sunday with Joe Sen*. Several from this vicinity attend-* ed the dance at Shelburn Saturday night. There will also be another dance given there next Saturday night. May 16. Joe^and Mary Hora. Tony Geisler and family. Mrs. Paul Limbeck and daughter Elsie were all trading in Scio Saturday afternoon. Ben Darby «ays he believe» he will take to driving a Ford If anybody has a Ford U trade for a good horse. Clint Trexler and family spent Sunday with home folks. John Sand ner, ar., and family. l'wo parties of Scio called on L. C. Quick on business Sunday. R. F. Darby and family spent Sundae with home folks. M P. Long I ind family. R. F. Darby and family rnd Mrs. Hen Darby and daughter Maude at tended church in Albany Thursday evealng. Mary Hora. 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