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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1925)
- • A. « ? • 8 • * 1'1- « • » e % t s“»’’’ / • -V «. * « » ' « * a -»*’ a H ì *• > * V « ,r */' • • * e A» W * »•- • ••»«•„ • I 'J * 'X- . * r.<■ ■■» a.l al M. k The 8c?o Tribune Local Xeus and Clarified '■ W. t J. D. Densmore and wife were in Crenshaw with Mrs Minnie Goar as Fred Mumper and wife were io joint hostess. After the bu»me»x Portland Tuesday. Albany Tuesday afternoon. The Z C B J hall has just received meeting the ladies found entertain If we please you. tell your neigh a new coat uf paint, which makes it ment in piecing quilt blocks and in ■w* ■' » *—Ik lair; if not. tell us. The Scio Indo- some contests. Mrs. G<»ar gave •»tw look epic and span ticndeot Cash Produce Co. piano selection«. Refreshments of It I» expected to have the bridge J. Bauman of Salem and George Il-Mrs P. H. MacDonald went to cake, applesauce, whipped cream at Albany ready for traffic bv the Portland Tuesday morning to spend Shafer of Colton. Calif., called on and punch were served to Mr«. Har. ; Aral of November. 1. V. McAdoo Sundav. a few dsya with relative». nah Smith of Toledo. Mrs Nettie lr-1 Mies Sylvia Wesely returned Tues D. C. Thoms and wife, who are vine and Mrs Irma luaux of Albany. Alwiut 50 memliers and friends of day from Portland where she had , the Z. C. It. J. lodge enjoyed a pic residing temporarily in Portland, Mrs. Ethel Yunkers of Lyons. Myr-I been visiting relatives for two weeks. nic at the J. F. Patrnv home east spent the week-end at their home tie McDonald, Cora Smith. Alva ¡of town Sundav. here. Struckmeier. Effie Sommer. Eveline' S aturday , S thonohkaht in the Mrs. Lillie Harris of Aberdeen. Holt. Pansy Shepherd. Mrs Stewart. Mrs Macvl Emery and daughter Anna Holt. Pearl Frietag, Trna and! of Aihland are visiting her cousins, Wash., te visiting her mother. Mrs. Hattie DeWall. Marv Holt. Jennie Mrs. W. J. Unger of l^banon and John Sime, and other relatives in Star Theatre. Stayton Crenshaw and Minnie Goar. this community. Ered T. Bilyeu of Scio. Comedy: "The Prodigal Pup" Mrs W A. Gilkey and daughter Mrs B Bunting and daughter. Gerald Hassler is suffering with 10, and 30 Marian. Iva Weinberg, laieille and blood poison in his left hand caused Mies Thelma, of Kelso. Wash , are Loette Sommer, Lucille Crenshaw. I by running a spruce splinter in it visiting Mrs Bunting’s mother. and Mary Lois Goar returned Sun-1 Mrs. Rebecca Morris. while working at Detroit. day evening after «pending the week j The Love Master’ R. M. CAIN Binder Twine Or» G. F. Korinek Veterinarian .Mrs. Phoebe Turner of Crabtree Mrs. John Wesely is recovering from a Iwdly crushed hand which and eon. John, of Harper. Oregon, site caught m the electric wringer are visiting their sister and aunt. Mrs. Rebecca Morris. while doing the family washing. Mrs. Kate Muller accompanied her Horn On Sunday. July 26th. to son, Henry and wife of Los Angeles, Mr and Mrs. S J. Bender of Jor- to Tacoma last Thursday on a busi BTAYTOH, - • • OHEIME dan, a pound boy. This is their ness and pleasure trip. l'alto answered Pay or Mght first child Mother and bal>e are Tuberculin Tenting doing nicely. In the “Silent Accuser.” the pat rons of the Peoples Theatre will THOMAS LARGE.Rwittl tyN Kolla Shelton and wife, E. G. Ar- a fine picture, and standing room n d and wife, C. W. Bragg and wife. City anil Farm Property Paul I-a rd on and wife, and A. G. only should lake place. Sold Prill snd wife spent Saturday night Dr. H. M Peery and W. A. Pres and Sunday fishing and picnicking ton of Marshfield parsed through Liat with nif-Noexclusive contrac t on the North Santiam. Scio Tuesday enroute home after i * spending a week at ihdroit. Mr. and Mrs R. L. Hixson are WY s^eLTOï) i receiving the Congratulation» of Word has been received from Mr. their friends on the birth of a 9} and Mrs D. McLachlan, who recent I po ind »<m on Sunday. July 26th. ly sold their farm west of town, that jlbihail» Obtained, faamined Second child. He has been named thev are now located in Portland. SCIO • - - OREGON Roy Junior. Mother and babe are Ralph Hamler has recovered from doing nicely. an injury to his eye. which he suffer W. A. Ewing, T. J Munkers, G. L. Flanagan an<l family visited ed from a piece of steel Hying in it President Vice i‘r< Mrs. Flanagan’s sister. Mrs. Fred while working at the rock crusher. E. D. Myers. Cashier VanBuren ami family at Aumsville Mias Bess Morris of l-ebanon vis Sunday. They witnessed the burn ing <>f a fine fnrm home at West ited in Scio Monday. Her mother, Does a General Banking Stayton The family was away at Mrs. Sarah Morris, and brother. Business. Interest paid Dean, took her home in the evening. the time it was destroyed. on time deposits. George Flanagan, jr., has t»een »»»csss sssssssssssss s w s s w sssa •»•»»»»■ suffering the ixst week with what Tuesday and Wednesday. August 4 and 5, Star Theatre, Stayti he thought was a boil on his face, but yesterday his physician said il was an abscess and lanced it. Real Estate Broker and Notara Public The Scio State Bank Tom Mix in Zane Grey’s The Last of the Duanesf A storv of the Texas R.mgcs. recalling the «lavs of Buffalo Bill. Jess Rodgers shipped two carloads of sheep from West Scio and one from Stayton to a San Francisco buy er last week, also a car of cattle from i West Scio to Portland yesterday. Kenneth Burnett and Dale Poin dexter brought out from Albany »••»«»•»•»»»*»»•♦»••»«•»»»«•»»■»»•»•»»»»»•>•»»»» T yesterday five fine looking pack hors- »♦**♦«»* j es and one mule. They are leaving early this morning for Detroit to < deliver them to Morris & Brady. Admission ......... IS. and 35. ILYEU’S B Fir (inaine art Parts «M We install them Gilmer, Garro, S. i. dinavian and Glatoiw \ ours for a Square I k-al A letter from Vandare Bilyeu says he and his father. Walt Bilyeu, have purchased a service station on the highway in Rainier, where the traf fic is heaviest, and are doing well. The families have moved to Rainier and say they cannot keep house without the Tribune, and want it Bilyeu’s Garage and Service Station Fred T. Bilyeu. Prop. Service With a Smile Phone 27 Scio, Oregon Getterai Murcbaiidigy Ser ux for your nerds THE PEOPLES »STORE I. B. COUEY, proprietor After August First will pay Portland prior for No. I Cream at station until further notice. Correct tents, accurate weights assured. Clean cans furnished. Ship often for l>cst results. We buy Veal. Poultry and Eggs. Scio Independent Cash Produce Co. Scio, Oregon Densmore Building, on Main Street Alex Hinton, wife and daughter ! of Prineville visited recently at the J. H and Ernest Kelly homes. Mrs. Leona Shears ami son. Mel vin, of Silverton are visiting at the home of her father. Leo Zeller. Those from here who attended the I Church of God camp meeting at Woodburn were: S. P Crenshaw and wife. J. G. Holt and wife. J. F. Sommer, wife and sons. Ronald and Neel. W. A. Gilkey. Percy and Cle tus Chapelle; Jack. Welton and War- | ren Goar and Herman Zeller. John DeWall drove to Portland Monday on business Mrs. E L. Whetstone and child ren have returned to their home in Albany after visiting several davs with relatives and friends here The Ladies Thursday Thimble elub home af Mrs S. P * 111 .''.¡W.— P Verle Hay Buried at Silverton Uist week we carried a short no- ticr of the accidental derth of Verle Hay. nephew of H. O. Shilling, at Silverton, but did not have any au* thentic information. From the Sil- verton tapers we learn that the young man was employed by the Stiver Falls Lumber Co. at camp 11 as fire t«-n<le< on a donkey engine, and while laughing and joking with other workmen, unknowingly backed under a falling log and hie life was • <nt\ -muffed out. He was one of triplets born tn Mr. and Mr». James Hay. and would have been 17 years old tndav. At the time the news was given to u« I i-t week it was thought the bun il w I take place at the Miller crnu'terv. but his remains were laid at camp meeting at Woodbum. to r«st m th«- Silverton cemetery on Mr« J H Kelly. Mrs. J.G Holt.. Friday. Rev. J. A Bennett, pastor Mrs. E, L. Whetstone. Mrs. Dwight | of the t hri«tian church, officiating. Peterson and Mrs J F. Sommer Th« family is well known here and picks«) huckleberries near Provi our pi pi • extend their heartfelt dence Monday. symputhv in the untimely taking of Ij*strr Holt and wife of Carlton •<> young a life. visited J G. Holland wife Saturday and accompanied them to Wood burn Sunday. ht hr*«.* hut nvthtnir ur»4«t ZAr peer I mmmi Mrs. F. I. Jones and soo .Harry, of Stayton vMted at the J G. Holt I r >si. f x Terrier puppies at a ' ■ and Mrs. J F Beauchamp, bargain. Chas. Chrz. on West also of Stayton. visited at the J. F. Scio road. 44-c S«immer home Tues.lav evening. Wanted To buy. second-hand Silo. lx-o and Herman Zeller were in sire at hi ut 8x30; must tie in good All>any on business Monday. shape. W E. Burton. 5lc Herman Zeller and Jack and War Farm L>ans Money at 5 '/< with ren Goar visited in Silverton Satur nominal commission; prepayment day evening privio-dj • after first year. Wm. Bum. Albany Ore. 43-c 11.G. Holt and daughter, Virginia, You II Find Your Want Here and Lucile Huddelson of Salem call ed at the T. M. Holt home Sunday on their way to Cascadia, where Mias Virginia will spend the week. Leo Zeller called Sunday at the home of his brother. John Zeller, at Buzzard Station, whom* daughter, Henrietta, has been ill with typhoid fever for three weeks. Mrs. Minnie Smith is spending the week st the home of her daughter. Mrs. Fred Meepelt. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Re ly and daughter Velda, Mr. and Mrs Jeun Kelly. Hoys! Crenshaw and Mias Lola Watson, drove up in the moun tains beyond CgKtdia Saturday eve ning on a fishing trip, returning Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. S B. Holl and sun Melvin. Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd and son Darrel picnicked at Water loo Sunday. F W Mvapelt. wife and daugh ter Opal, Joe Kitchen and wife and Mrs. Minnie Smith enjoyed Sunday at Bryant Park, Mrs Dwight Peterson of Scio and Mrs. Lillie Harns of Aberdeen.Wn , who is visiting at Scio. vi»it«-d with Mrs. Vads Whetstone ut the T. M. Holt home Thursday afternoon. A giMHi many have been threshing this week. O. J. Goar and »on Jack left today < W e<incs<iay I by auto for a week’» trip to eastern Oregon and Id «ho. Mr. and Mrs. J. S Beene and son visited at the h >me of Mr* Muhaeil over the week-end. They ha e ju»t purchaM-tl a new Hudson coach car, and left for lx»ng Beach, < alif,, Sun day morning, where Mr. Br-ne will lie employed by the Signal Hill Con struction Co. Miss Nora Holt of Portland visit ed at the home of her parents. Mr and Mrs. T M Holt, Sunday, «aiming with O L. Holt, Mrs. ¡are Hadley, Miss l*ai«y Ge<ldes and M«as Grao Bridges, all of Portland, who were enroute to Sodaville to attend the alumni reunion Miss Gr ce Bridges Is president of the State Trachers’ Association, being re-elect<-d lest winter. C.idi pu d for fare teeth, dental goM, platinum and discarded jew- elry. Hok<-Smelling A Relining <’<>., OtM-go. Michigan. 25-tf I r Sale High grade Jerseys, fresh and freshening soon, one or a car l . i | 0 and up. See Gerald McDonald. Scio. Oregon. 2p Notk- Will be in the market for Every re n Blackberries; will have room in S.-io. where we will take care of your Berries at market price. W. E. Burton. cbltf Lowe &. Morrison Reliable Undertakers AH funerals given iM-reonal attention N. C. Liw a Iwt-anoti Phone 91 1» R . by .Mr. lAwe X. I. Moaaisos • Phone -bay. 397 f hone—X ight, 396 F I C Q < )regon New Silk Hosiery for Women $1.00 l $1.50 $1.95 Shoe and Material Shade* U. G. Shipley Company Quality Merchandise Women’s Wear P<»|n»lar Price» Salem, Oregon 1 . 1 I • «