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The Scio Tribuni
local Neicx and Cla¿<nfled
N. I. Morrison was in
on busine»« Monday.
Portland
Chas. Hodge was in Portland en
business Saturday
Mrs. Fred Bilyeu and Mrs. Kov
Hixson were in Albany Tuesday.
James L. Furnish of Eugene was
in Scio on business Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M Bussell. <>n
route 2. were transacting business
in Scio Tuesday evening.
Mm Myrtle Hodge went to Tole­
Mrs. Edith Cousins of Seattle ar­
rived last Wednewlsy evening to visit do Sunday to spend the summer vs-
ci»ti >n with her mother, Mrs Mary
her sister, Mrs. A. W. Hagey.
lloige, who is working there.
Mr. and Mrs. Cha*.- Gabler and
daughter of Portland spent the week­
Mia* Eunice Crabtree, who has
end at the J. D. Densmore home.
lx-en staying at Peter Bilyeu'a while
a‘u-i ! -• h th *choo!, left Saturday
J S. Stlcha and his «inter, Mrs. J.
morn, ng for her home at Lyons.
I. Weæly. and Mux and Angclme
VVe»ely were in Albany y« -u rday.
The annual Crabtree family re­
union will be held next Sunday,
Joe Oup<*r and wife and J. F. Ku-
June II. >n th«» old Johnny Crabtree
ka'ka. wife and daughter Evelyn
donation land claim south of Scio.
vleted the Rudolph Wescly family
Sunday afternoon.
Born
Saturday. June. fl. to Mr.
and
Mr*.
Ernest Hixson who live
C. H. Ager, registrar of I .a Salle
one
mile
east
of town, a baby girl.
Extension University, La Salle, III.
All are doing nicely.
was in Scio yesterday soliciting pu- F uith child
pile for his school.
Mr*
Fred T. Bilyeu and daugh-
are ter. Virginia. went to Lebanon Fri-
The Osteopaths of Oregon
holding their annual convention this day 1» attend the strawberry fair
week with the Osteopath* of Well­ and vi«it friend« until Sunday even-
lag.
ington at Longview.
rutting an Ad
This Paper
Is cheaper and will bring greater
results than if you had a hov to erv
your wares. If you have anything
to sell or want to buy something.let
it lie known through the Tribune.
The Film That Makes
I I o I1,VW<M m 1 I.UIKIU»
z\ great cast in
In Hollywood with
Potash & Perlmutter
With
Alexaiulcr Carr
George Sidney
Vera Gonion
Betty Blythe
Globe - Albany
SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY
I vnk
14-18*16
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Round Up
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July 3 & 4
Stayton. Or
and Celebration
Round Up Horses
Furnished by
Everett Wilson
the Investigation of market condi­ For Sale Grade Guernsey Cow .just
fre»h
Price right. See I. G.
ti on, for the aale of a spring mat
Fallu«, route 4. Scy>. Oregon.
trees
Warne Lei and of Salem wen
the third prit« of $10 for his gene­ For Sal«
One twohorse walking
cultivator, almost new,
Price
ral presentation of a campaign for
$12 50. SreT. M Ruseell, route
the sale of hats.
2 Si- « Ire
44 tf
For her ''excellent survey and pre­
sentation of Eugene market condi­ f arm l->«ns
Money at 5*4 with
nominal c •mmimion; prepayment
tions'* involving th« »sie of a brand
pi ivi'edgvs after first year. Wm.
of catsup. Sybl McKnight •»«
Hain, Albany Ore.
43-c
awarded honorable mention
C..41 t>ai-l for false teeth, dental
gold, platinum and discarded jew-
Teacher* Leave
•dry. Hoke Smelting & Refining
Co.. 0t«< »■ «, Michigan.
25-tf
Prof. Watenpaugh and family left
Ca -ino
The Percheon Stallion, the
Sunday by auto to sp-nd the sum­
D F Burge horse, will stand th*
mer vacation in California.
sea*
at J.T Funk's barn, route
Mies Edith Penlney spent the
2. Mu’><iay» and T u « m >1«>*. Ser­
and
Commissioners J. D. Isom
vice $20 to insure. Guy Funk.
week-end at McMinnville and attend
Joseph Hume, and E F. Gilkey
Manager.
45-p
id the eommen"em«‘nt excicoe* of
were out from Albany Tuesday, and
McMinnville college, where her sis­ Fur ■ ■
20 acres. 7 in cultivation,
they and Riley Shelton, road sut<er-
r< st in li ibvr and pasture. 2|
ter, Mis* Bertha Pentney. is a stu­
visnr for this district, went out to
miles fr*>tn Sweet Home. 1 mile of
dent. and where she attended c .11 gc.
Lsffier Hill to decide as to what
school
Price $1500, one-half
She went to her home at Roseburg
c>- i. balanc- atii'v. See Mrs.
would be the best location for the
Tuesday.
End Smith, Scio, Orc.
44-p
road over the hill. Thia road is to
Miss Vesta Sherfy went to her
be graded ao. n. and probably grav­
For Sale
On«» black Perch«on Geld­
home near Lebanon Saturday.
eled.
ing. Six vears old. sound and
Prof W atenpaugh and Mis« Penl­
tri;, , weight atiout 1000 pounds.
Among the 24 students who will
ney have h**n re employed as prin­
Will m »I i for cash or trade for cat-
be graduated from the school of
t’e, sheep, or hogs. Inquire of
cipal and assistant principal of the
Medicine of the Univrreity if Ore­
Chas A. White, route 2. Scio, Ore.
high school, but Mias Sherfy has de­
40 tf
gon on commencement day. June 15.
cided to cast her lot elsewhere.
and who will receive commission« aa
flrat Lieutenants in the U. 8. Medi-
Adv«rt<»e ia Tho Se'.« Tribun» and get
ital Officers Reserve Corps, we note
«►-ult».
the names of two from neighboring
ci tie«. They are Bobbin E. Fisher
of Salem and James i, Sears of Al­
bany.
John McFarland of Leavenworth.
When you ore ready to sell your
lambs call J. L. lingers and get Kans . arrived Friday evening from
his prices at West Scio, Will he Loa Angeles, where he attended the
Shriners' convention, and is visiting
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shipping every week.
for a few cays with his mother ami
The approach to th« Shindler
sister. Mrs. J. D. Densmore. Mr.
bridge has t«een repaired, after a
McFarland la assessor of Leaven­
long |>eriod of disuse, and users of
worth County.
this bridge are happy.
Mr. and Mrs Jefferson Myers of
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wee«! of Jef-
Portland came out Saturday even­
fer* n and Mi«« Myrtle Myers of
ing. and Sunday Mr and Mrs E D.
Portland visitad Sunday with Mr
Myers accompanied them to Corval­
and Mrs W A. Ewing.
lis to the baccalaureate sermon to
tu Mr nr»<l Mr*. Coral Lu- the graduating class at O. A. C.
Born
cm . of route 4, on Saturday, June Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Myers re­
6, a baby girl Eighth child. Moth­ mained for the commencement el-
er and babe arc doing nicely.
ercioes on Monday.
Albany Physician Die*
F or Sale~Seed Sweet Potatoes. See
Chas. Chrz. route 2 (Writ Scio
44c*
road) or phone L9.
Salem's Lixli^ Department Store
Where Style, Quality and
Splendid work has been done on
Ion Price-- arc Combined.
Dr. J. P. Wallace, veteran physi­
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th«- bottom road near Green's bridge
Pre? $1 00
cian of Albany passed away at his For Sale - Kale plants
A C< rdial Welcome Awaits
and it I« now in fine condition. This
per thousand. R. S. Thur*t»»n
home In that city last Thursday
\ oil Here!
ia *>mc new* and a work that the
route 2. Scio. Orc.
44-1-2 c
following an illness of six months
people will appreciate.
from hypochondriasis, He was 73
S» veral cxrs of Scioites accompan- veats of age. and had followed hie
ied the bn-eliall team to Mt. Angel
profession for 41 years in Albany.
Sunday. Scio was also well repre­
He was identified with many com­
sented at the lebannn strawberry mercial enterprises in the city, was
festival the last of the week.
its mayor from HMM5 until 1912. and
Read the ads this weeks. There it was during his administration
are some extra good things said in that the first paving in Albany was
them. It will pay every reader to laid. It was through his influence
patronize those who use the adver­ that the Albany General hospital
was built. He gave to the hospital
tising culums of the Tribune.
the equipment for the surgery, of
Calvin Ingle was elected prefident
which he enjoyed the use only one
of the Albany Chamber of Commerce
month before he was taken ill.
at a me »ting of the board of direct­
He la survived by his widow and
ors Tuesday to succeed E. B. Wil­
one son. Dr. B. R Wallace of Al­
liamson whoa« term of office expir­
bany, and four brothers and two sis­
ed at that time.
ters.
Funeral services were held at the
Rev J. Y. Stewart will preach in
the ('hr.»tian church Sunday morn­ Baptist church Saturday afternoon,
ing.
This is Children's Day and the and burial was at the Masonic cem­
sermon will be in keeping with the etery.
day. Services in the Mt. Pleasant
Round Up July 3-4
church at 2 p. m.
Ed Chrz and wife are expected
today from Austin. Minn., coming
through by auto. They will make
their home on Mr. Chrz farm, on the
West Scio road. We are glad to
welcome them to our midst.
Once again the aerenity of Stay­
ton will be disturbed by the rattle
of spurs. Indian war whoops and the
rollicking ribaldry of hard riding
cowboys and cowgirls when Everett
Wilson, the well known horseman
and r<»de<> expert, stages a round up
and celebration at Stavton July 3-4.
Mr. Wilson ha« put over many
auccemful round up». Among the
big feature« will be bucking con-1
testa, horse races, relay races, nov-'
The chief of the railway mall ser­
vice has written Postmaster Sticha
that the department is investigat­
ing the proposition of establishing
a messenger service to give Scio an
aftenoon mail. If found at all feas­
ible this will be done.
eltv races, bareback riding, bucking
E. D. Mvers and wife and daugh­ mules and steers, snd a dozen other
» ter. Helen, Mr*. Riley Shelton and thrillers, all of which are guaranteed
Mrs \V. F. Gill drove to Portland to keep the crowds tense with ex-1
Tuesday in the Myers car. Mre. eitement.
Dancing both evenings, big carni­
Shelton visited Mrs. Emil T«chans
val,
ride* and conceiwion stands, etc.
(Esther Humphrey, a former teach­
Although an unusually heavy atten­
er iitthe Scio high school).
dance is expected, preparations are
C. E. Ijtmbcrt and family are being made to accommodate all.
moving from Index. Wash., to Scap­
poose. Oreg.
Mr*. l-ambert and
Three Win prize*
two children are in Scio at present
visiting Mrs. Lambert's parents,
Mary Conn of Lakeview, Ore., i*
Mr. and Mrs John Shimanek, and the winner of the first prize in the
her sister. Mrs, Frank Bartu. jr.
annual Botsford-Constantine contest
Rav McKnight, who is working at
.Mill City, came home Saturday af­
ternoon. and on Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs. W F. Gill drove up to
Miil Qty to Cake him back. IJonel
McKnight accompanied them, and
expects to work there during the
summer
in adverliaing research and promo­
tion for students in the course in
advertising in the University of Ore­
gon school of journalism. Mias Conn
won $25 for her solution of a prob­
lem for the sale of a brand of catsup.
Second prise of $15 went to Eu-
Jonsrud of Boring. Oro.
Why
For a
More
Coach?
Chassis Drsign
of the highitt priced cun
Duco Finish
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The World’s
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Fi a her Body
Coach
Economical Molar
famous fn it» poo er
Long Sr mi-elliptic Springs
wonderful comfort in riding
A remark<tlik- example of quality
ut low cost This Chevrolet coach
offer« you fire car feature« with
a complete list of appointment*
— .he greatest coach value in t't*
world todav. But you cannot fully
appreciate how fine a car fhi* 1«
until v xu ride tn it. Call at our
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