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Local News and Classified
The Scio Tribune
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Farmers are now beginning to
M B. Cyrus and wife. R L. Hix
harvest their hay.
son and wife, George Brock and
Mi« Mabel Brock picnicked al Crown
1 V. McAdoo and wife spent Sun
mines Suodav.
day in Portland.
For Sale ■Shoata, weighing around
Louis Soukup of Edmonds. Wash.,
Archie Lindley has just finished
KM) pounds. John Shelton, Rt. I.
S. w Gaines spent Ihr- week en I
« )
called on his unde. J. S Sticha.
Scio. Ore.
By T. T. MAXEY
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painting his residence.
in Portland.
Saturday
He had been down to at
For Sale A few Seed Potatoes See
Alta Fennel returned Friday from tend the Portland Rose Carnival.
Radio B Batteries We have T m.
Wwelwii
r a **
Chan. Chrx, route 2 < West Scio
a week'a visit at Halsey.
Bilyeu's Garage.
r«»ad> or phone 1-9.
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C. C. Biiyeu and wife. Fred Bilyeu THE CALIFORNIA MISSIONS
J. F. Emmet of Alt«any tran«cled and wife. Mrs Ella Muckers an<^
C. E. Rendle and family left last
For Sale Three-burner Perfection
business in Scio Monday.
Scatter*«) op and <fa«n the co««t of
Mrs. A. W. Hagey attended the
nil stove; used only a short time.
Thursday for the east.
California— «arh ««gr doj * journey on
Mrs, J. D Densmyre.
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Think Uncoln. Paint your car. Brownsville picnic on Friday of l«t horseback apart fCHn the Kelt are a
Prospects are good for the rock
chain of twenty-«»«. xtvh I Kpa.-ilah For Sam A foot McCormick binder
week.
We have it.
Bilyeu’s Garage.
erusher at the Joe Roner place start
nUaal«««. which *t*u<! a» a un«c»ini«sit
a th truck*, cheap.
See Chas.
Don McRnight and Clarence Pep
The play. "Am I Intruding*"* giv everta«tln< tn the cte.1lI of th» Frso
ing operations again.
Fucvk. West Scio road. 46-t-2-p
per are painting their residences
en by a group of Scio young people rt »can Father*.
Co*MMCt«d hy a hUt rlc trail known lor Sue
One two-hone walking
Mi* v» Vella Brenner and Dorris at Lacomb Friday night drew a go«>d as “KI <’ainlno Real- (The King's
cultivator, almost new.
Price
sued
crowd.
The
play
is
Mid
to
Highway), appro*Imat.'ly 7>a> mile* in
We idle «pent the week-end in Port
$12 So
See T. M Rusnell, route
length—extending fr««tn San
Dlegw
have pleased.
land
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2. Sci i, Ore.
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northwar«! to fbmoitia. th.-««« romantic
Rev.
J.
Y
Stewart
will
be
at
the
and pirtwrecqiio humilng* Mi«>rl»h tn
Mr ani Mr». Fred T. Bilyeu are
Farm I «an»
Money at 5% with
arrhltertorw—might well t«e clasae«! as
re <ie - rating the interior of their Chriatian church Sunday. He will
n minai <• mmisaion; prepayment
“The American cc,tinreri«art of lhe
have a student of Albany college
prr- .e
after first year. Wm.
residence.
things that (w« | !e g<> to the otd conn
with him. who may speak
Services trie» of Europe t«« *«-e “
lía i Albany Ore.
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Special prices on Kreau Dip -gal-
Those fatiiou* ml»«i«>ns are a relic
at Mt. Plea«nt al 2 p. m.
Cod» t u l for false teeth, dental
I n* $1 76, 5 gallons at $1.60. at the
of « rotioHitic and yet fearl»»» en
v Id, i itinum and discarded jew-
A
nine
pound
son
was
born
Sun
deavor.
carried
on
1«,
the
Fraud«.,
ao
drug store.
adv.
«■iry. like Smelting & Refining
mlastonnrlea.
at
the
c
tninaml
of
th*
day afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. John
A rnold Z yssit , Soir* Mgr.
('-<., (lit v!«. Michigan.
25-tf
Marion Aronld, wife and baby of
king of R|ialn t<> e«tsl>l‘»h through a
nie Merrit. Thia is their first child.
aertes
of
religViwa
outposts
a
knowl
JEugenn are visiting relativ« and Mother and batw are doing nicely.
Loganberries*at three
edge of Christianity in her f«rth«-r- For Sal«-
friends here.
<
nts
|H-r
pound in the patch, or
rnucl poeseashui. 1'lie tnovetneul took
He ha* been named Willis Reeti
v>- c.-nl« per pound picked.
definite
form
when
the
Mi«»l«s>
Han
Grand ma Fleming waa in from
Mi« l^etaCouey went Io Portlaml Diego was fotuided ia the year 171»,
l >
are ren-Jy now. Frank Hora.
her home on Route 1 yesterday to
not complete«! utull
-. Ore . Rout* l.
D’.-p
Thursday to attend the wedJing of I but the chain
M year» later when the M »«Ion Han
do some shopping.
her cousin, Mias Vivian Couey to Francl««~o de StHano at Konotua waa F«»r S !«•
One black Percheun Geld-
J. D. Densmore attended a grain Mr. Wilton, She spent the week established,
ii ; Six years old. sound and
true, w« ght about 1600 pounds.
How
many
additional
ml*a<««na
buyers’ meeting at the new Corval end at Seaside, and returned to Scio
might have tieen a«l«l«rd to this chain
Wi
'I for cash or trade for cat-
lis hotel last Friday.
Moaday.
and bow much farther up the coast it
th-, n«rp. or hogs. Inquire of
John A. Halada, wife and child
(■•'.>« A White, route 2. Scio. Ore.
Sunday was the day for the big Would have been extended, notHety
knows, because before the advent of
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40 if
rm i, >it< d Mrs. Haladas brother. chicken dinner at Jordan
Those DC4 the system wr.s dlsrapted and
The Largest
Antone Rosprofka. Sunday.
going from Scio were R. M Cam. furthi-r const met (<>n stopped by the For Snle 24-in. lU-lle City thresh-
Organization
gnren.ment of Mexico. However, thia
inv i
I>it.e. Just the size for a
■M ?» R< *e Chromy is home from wife and son, Clement. Miss Mary labor of love then had to Its «-redlt the
of Ita Kind
I ril-on tractor, and in good run-
Wearly,
Mrs.
J
F.
Wesely
and
• i« r» i»urg, Wash , where she at
rtvtHring and the < 'hrlstlunlzlng of a
in the World
t.ing
I er. has self-feeder and
daughter, Angelin*.
rar* of savage lb’IInn»
tended the state normal last vear.
«trw" «tarter. Also two fresh
Some of the»« uii»»lo«>«i now lie In
c
«. with calves, for sale cheap.
The Scio State Bank has bought ruins nr have pH *.M entirely Into
, i. II H l son and wife and Vic-
( ii
V ««tecka. Rt. 1. Scio, Ore.
a 100 fool frontage on Main street oblivion itthers. In a splendid Mate
r«r Mr, •
• and wife of Salem via-
from C. E. Rendle, W. A. Young of pr«-aervatl««n. ere »till u»»«t for reg F i- S.
(.
I wagon and hayrack
it. d J"hn W.-sely »nd wife Sunday. |
Ular service. The San Jos*, fifty mile»
k S15.M, Os-
and Mr. Allpin
Thev have arrang south «>f Sen 1'rt.i *1,- <«. altl». gh not
in : . A.-r $15 00, 12-in. plow
Fh<- Baptist Christian Endeavor ed for the removal of the old build to tie compared In »!*<• or < .«r to
a 'i r' ling < 'ulter $8 00, shovel
other*. I has
l»o-n
ac<-«ude<l
< tv enj '• I a party at the home ings and the debria from the recent Some others.
A Non-Discriminating P< ■.
l
-I 'it. r. w Fairbanks Morse
msrkr-l nttent’ot' It or««- ow*ied ui««re
f( n .<- Parrish Saturday evening. fire.
Physicians' and Surgeons' I <«
(limo lbs ) $25 00. two 7-
than flLOOO head Of live »lock The
err Covered
Antotdo
<te
1
‘
adua.
cast
of
Hull
Man
f>
'
.
$75.00, good team and
Misses Mildred Duffy. Dorothy
Pi ter Brenner of Portland is vis
The Policy Covers All Ac« identa
l.uls Oblsi«« was c««r.ipei»Mitcd f««r Its
hart»
$100.00. This piojiertv
and Every Disease.
iting h * brother Wm. Brrnner of Maxton and Mildred Brigham, and lack of -iehe« by a Hngr of roinanre
at mv farm m ar Gilkey Station.
Covers First Week's Disability.
Scio, ami sinter, Mrs. R<ise Miller of Clarence and Raymond Marti drove euch as few. If Imlcr«! any «»f the
1.« tiard Gilkey.
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out from Portland Sunday to visit ot itera, [HMtMooH-«). San <>at«rlel. four
No Medical Examination K» «piir«-«i
Shelburn.
aitimi troia >‘n«««iella, touch ri-limi,
\\l. n >>«u entertain, let us furnish
John Densmore, jr. They attended hn» lieen ih«m‘rll>e«1 a» “a plr-ture to re-
Financial Aid.
G 1. Forge, wife and son, Mr.
you. with 500 score cards.
the Silverton-Scio ball game in the member fot a llfrtime'* Snn ilu^n*
Covers One Day or More. Either
Simmon* and family and Mr. Snvder
Accident or Sick nt -c.
ventura north of Lo. Ae„*el> -, u “glnr-
afternoon
of Salem attended lhe chivken din
lou» rei le rvcailmt troni thè p*«t lo
A family reunion and birthday Me»» with ita nuli!ori« (he prt-aeni
ner at Joi dan Sunday.
celebration for Grandma Fleming on and thè future.“ hsd jw-rhapa thè tuost
Will E. Purdy of Salem was in
beautiful sitar >f all. whlle Sun Lui»
the occasion of her 84th birthday is Bay <)» Francia. ne«r Drenti»»le with
Scio <>n btDineM Tuesday morning.
to be held at Wilson park next Sun «alla tour sr.d Ove f.-.-t tlih-k, Ita mr
He was accompanied by his daugh
day. Basket dinner will be held at rldor conisinlng 250 arche» uas per-
ter and her husband.
ha|M thè greataet. rtchmrt and grand
AGENTS
S am m , O r *:«, b
noon. All members and friends of est nf tt.ein ali
When you are ready to sell your the family are invited.
Salem's Leadiitg Dtpartmnt Strt
lambs call J. L. Rodgers and get
V' ere Style, Quality and
Chas Hynousand two sons. Wood Any girl in trouble may communi
his prices at West Scio. Will be
Low Prices are Combined.
row and Nicholas, arrived Saturday
cate with Ensign Lee id tn* Sal
ahpping every week.
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A
C.-nh.il Welcome Awaits
vation Army at the W hite Shield
from Algonquin, Illinois. an<Lare vis
Y..u Here!
Home. 565 May fair Ave., Port
Jo* Rockhill and Mrs. Ella Mun- iting at the J. F. Patray home. Mr.
land. Oregon.
kers were m Albany on businr« Hyt^ous visited here last year and he
Norma Talmadge in
THINGS
UNUSUAL
lf you want one of
e High School An
nuals, same can be
secured at the 11 i-
bune office at 50c a
copy
S
an? dkei-
a««
?cnt sboccia (ion
of ©mafia
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Millions Paid
in Clain is
Forge-Simmons-Philippi
Something Different!
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THE ONLY\
( women ;
Supported by Eugene O'Brien
A roaring sea test* a girl'«
courage.
Globe • Albany
SUNDAY — MONDAY — 1UES0AY
Stayton, Or.
Round Up
and Celebration
July 3&4
Round Up Horses
Furnished by
Everett Wilson
y. »1. rd .v
Mr. Rockhill is running WB, M wp|| lmpr„^| with thp Ore-
\!i- Munkere farm for her.
Kon coUBtry that he decided'to come
G< d News
Prices on Fuller again this year.
!l .u«. h .1.1 and Personal Brushes
Ira MorrU came oal from Port.
have 1««n reduced.
The Faller land Saturday afternoon. On Sun
man w I be in town next week.
day hla mother. Mr, Rebecca Mor-
Frances \S «>««ly was among those
wh i received favorable mention in
Oreg > Journal "Make a Comic’’
department on Tuesday, June 23d.
Mr n- I Mr . P. H MacDonald
ria, accompanied him home where
she will visit for two weeks
Mrs.
Morris is a member of the Oregon
Pioneer Association and will attend
‘^ meeting of the aoociaiion at
auditorium
on July first.
and Mr. and Mrs. Wern. who are
here from Los Angeles, spent Tuea-
diy at Newp«irt. They said it wm
Cold over there.
M M I'cerv and W J. Barn«
were in Scio from Springfield yester
day
Thev report their home town
as up in arms against Eugene's ef
fort t<> steal the proposed S. P
shops from them.
The Slav ton community club will
give a dance on Saturday night,
June 27. on the occasion of the open-
ii g of the open air pavillion. Music
will lie furnished by the Talmadge
orchestra of Salem
Everyone cor
dially invited.
Roy E »st burn and wife and Asa
East burn and wife of Albany called
Sunday evening at the home of Mrs.
Asa Eastburn's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Palmy, to see Mr. Hv-
nou« and *«>ns who recently came
out form llhnoM
Putting an Ad
This Paper
Is ch« per and will bring greater
results than if you had a bov to crv
your wares. If you have anything
to «11 or want to buy aomething.let
it ba known through the Tribune.
Women
M i » m - v
anil Cliiklren's
HIKING KNICKERS
For Your (Xiting Trip
U. G. Shipley Company
Qw alitv Mcrchantlivc
Women’s Wear
Popular Prices
Salem, Oregon