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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1925)
MBB • * •- * •Z? »2 ■ ;< • -x L-'u.r . ’< • •<- • ■<* » »?> i* • A • < * « » • ■' * *1 , 4 . I Y f fit ' * it » 4 • » ■ r « 1 1 *«. *» .* '•* 4 •5 4 À 4 f 4 - 4 ¿ / a » V* 4 * u . • ♦ : ».* » « ji « 4, « When you entertain, let cs furnish you. with ftoo acore cards. At R. M. CAIN’S START NOW f * ; U. G. Shipley Company Ÿ / V Salem, Oregon Women'* Wear r eeeesaeee444eaas»»sss»o / f fl /l 7 Do you know that you can / Dispose f of a cow in a clay, but to Produce i / one requires from 2% to 3 years? « Oregon Milk Company I Conden*ery, Scio, Oregon t Now is the (ime to have your ’ 'J V I ■' ftk1 Another advance in tire prices xjwctcd s-~-n. We feature the C.T.C. (made in Portland) and tl-.c Miller Tires none l»cttcr on the market. Auto AcccMiurie«, Trimmings, Paints, etc. I » ■■ ? < i « Vulcanising, Retreading. Oils and Greases F. W. HORSEY a ; ba V,„0, r £C0N . » » Auto Tops Repaired or Made New (hir facilities arc tbc best in Lum County. Rex Enclosures installed if you wish. Priies reasonable * 3 '-y' j <* ’ . ». i J9 : IMPROVE YOUR &&& DRIVE fri A'-'l" (J r. a I.et us install a act of New Transmutaion Bands and stop that chatter and make vour car safe in traffic. Bilyeu’s Garage and Service Station Service With a Smile Phone 27 ' <w.,l hed g «ne to Portland Th* y wi re day evening, the storm being ao se vere that they h»d to stop at Canby Mrs. Glenn Holland, who had vis and wait until it had abated to some ited at the home of her parents, Mr. extent. Because of the storm and and Mrs. G. L. Sutherland,, for aev. blight lights <>n the wet pavement they wer** over three hours driving eral weeks, returned Friday U> her from Portland to Salem. home in Washougal. Wa*h Several telephone lines around E J. Holland. F. T. Bilyeu. L. F.* here were a>*<> put out of commis Jonee and J. S Sticha left early yes sion. terday morning for Southern Ore gon to hunt deer. They expert to be gone a week or ten days. Mr. and Mrs Jess Rodgers spent Sundav tn Starton. C. M Donovan was in Corvallis on business Wednesday Floyd Shelton is working In a I meat market at Stavton. I Allan Dannals of Portland is vis iting at ths J. N. Weddle home. Ed Balschwqid was a pleasant caller at the Tribune pllie? Tuesday C. L. Fennel and f&mily are home Linoleum, 98c sq. yd. •i wh married on August sixth. Notice is hereby givrn that Nell lld- r«u has been, by the County Court of ,uin county. Oregon, duly api«->ni«t administratrix of the estate of G < Bilyeu, deceased. All persons having claims against said relate are hereby notified to present the same to the un dersigned, either al Scio, Oregon, or st the office of I,. M. Curl, in Albany, <«re gun. with proper vouchers therefor, within six months from the date here of. Dated this 2t>th day of August. IKK». Nkl.t. Bu.vr.1'. Administratrix. I,. M. C url , Attv. for Admrx. Date of first publication Sept 3. I'.C- Date of last publication Oct, f. IKt-. F Weddl* C M lh»novan. Sunday MftiBislriini mice ♦ t and Mrs. Car 4 Ward (Mr* I-ena Petrraon) of Portland visit».j «» »P*n i l»abor l>ay. found It very Mrs Ward’s parents. Mr. and .Mr*. difficult driving from Portland Mon N otici la iiaaaav G iven That on the l&th day of August, A. D. IV2S, the County Court of IJnn County, Oregon, made and entered an order and «terree chang | Morgan from said name to Thomas An thony Morgan and that b<-r«-aftcr liu- aaid Tweedy Anthony Morgan i* to l-<- known by the name of Thoma- A1 ' Morgan. Dated and first imbbshed this 27 th day of August, lt«2f, R. M. Ri asr.M.. County Clerk of Unn County. Orvirun. and ex-Othrio Clerk <>f the County Court of Unn County, Oregon. lost publication Hept. 10. lStt. ■ i r • ? 4 Mr Notici fl tan,t fl Nmt I, *< The Scio Tribune Page 4 % Fred T. Bilyeu, Prop. - - Scio, Oregon You'll rind Your Want Here Mrs Kate Hawk and daughter, from a viait to relatives in Washing Mra. F'i«d Smith, Mr» Ben That er ton. ami her mother. Mrs. I lock of Ren Fred Mumper and family spent ton. Wash . who is visiting her. drove i Labor Day at Crocker’s hop yard to Corvallis Sunday afternoon. near Jefferson. Gen. C. Christenson transacted O. L. Forge and J. F. W««se!y left Sunday on a business trip to South business in Arlington and Condon.in < eastern Oregon, last w«*ek Mra. I ern Oregon. Mr and Mrs. Joe Mayer of L«el»a- (’hristenson visited relatives and! non called in Scio on business Tues friends in Portland during his sb- aence. day afternoon. Adolph Groulik and daughter and ■ L D. Kaufman, manager the son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner. ( j Roaring River fish hatchery, was in all of Portland, visited over the j i town Wednesday. Ed Young and family of Silverton week-end with Mr. Grnulik's sister spent Sunday at the paternal home in-law. Me» Rudolph Wewly nml . of Albert Y >ung. family. Mute Anna Shindler of Portland I E. F. Krebha. S.'F. Zvaeot ami! spent the week-end with her parents. Tonv Faltua. accompanied by Clar-; enee Beauchamp and Mr Smith of | Frank Shindler and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Shelton and Stayton. left Tuesday for southern! F> r Sale Ground Cherries for sale. Mrs. E. J Daley. ftp 1 r Sale One yearling Shropshire Ram. See Frank Novak. Scio, Oregon. ftp For Sa!«- ( heel Seed. 32 pounds for '•'*•. See A. 1„. Arnold, rout« I. Scio. Oregon. 4tf Prut ■ s for Sale $1.00 bushel; bring your l x. Frank Hora, route I, Scio, Ore. ftp I r Sal«- 1 wo Heating Stoves. In* quire of Mrs. J. D. Densmore, Sei«. Oregon. • fttf Ft Sale No. 22 Forest Universal Heater, in good condition. In quire al I riburn* oilice. hp I r Sab Uxl2 Velour Rug. Can l><- sc -n at R. M. Cain's furniture M t J . F. Wisely. tip Oregon, where they will spend’«bout1 For Sale Two Sows, with eight 10 days hunting pigs each; thoroughbred stock. Mrs. F’red Sommer and children, S> <- J. F. Kukacka. route 4, Scio, Mrs. S. P. Crenshaw and «laughter. Oregon. fttf Mra. Frank DeWall and children. For Sal- Hungarian Vetch Seed, Mrs. Oscar Goar and sons. Jack ami ( cl< anrd, 4c i>er pound. Phone C. J. Bruce and E. R. Gainer visit Werren. are picking hop* in a yard • >. or J. a. J. Roner, route 1, I ed the Crown Mines Wednesday. near Independence. Scio, Oregon. 5c P. H. MacM»nald. wife and wm Mrs. George Atcheson and Mr. and iFarn I. ins .Money at 5% with spent Sunday am. l-abor Day with Mra. George Parrel of Portland at d nominal commission; prepayment , R. D. Morris and wife at l>etroit. priviiedgi-s after first year. Wm. Miss Gertrude Ateheson of New ‘ K. M Cain and family and Frank Hain. Albany Ore. 4-c | York called Sunday at the h«*me of j Shinost and L. O. Porter attended i Mr*. Ateheson’s brother, J. B. ( t'h Paid for false teeth, dental the auto races in Salen l^ibor Day. Couey. «Mrs Ateheson and daugh gold, platinum and discarded jew Herman Zeller, who is working in ter have just recently come from elry. Hoke Smelting & Refining Co.. Otaego, Michigan. 25*tf a hop yard at Independence, spent New York. Sunday with his father. Leo Zeller. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Young, wh« F >r Sale or Tri^je Six horse power Hoy Crabtree and family of Jor retrently moved to Oregon City from! Ga> Engine, mounted on heavy steel trucks with saw rig, Ed dan were in Scio Tuesday on busi Camas, Wash, have again moved« Rahn, route 1. Scio. Ore. 5t2c ness and called at the Tribune office. back to Camas, where they have John Densmore jr. and his grand purchase«] property. Needle** to For Sab- inch Moline wagon, with 3 inch tiles, in good shape. mother. Mra. Margaret McFarland, sav the Tribune follows them, a* Price for quick sale. $40. See J. visited friends in Portland Labor they want to keep tab on all their F. Kukacka. Scio, Oregon. 4 if Day. old Scio friends. Mias Mvrtle Hollis is expected to Wanted F ight or 10 head of ahoats Weighing between 50 and 80 lbs. return within the next few days Get« Rock in Hi« Eye State price when writing. Leo from a visit with relatives at Chico, Zeller, route 4, Scio. Oregon. 4c Calif. Mrs. Art Sheltun went to Stayton Gravenstein Apples for sale at $1.00 W. A. Ewing. G. M. Trollinger Thursday evening to meet her son,' per bushel, and Italian Prunes at and John Ransom left Monday for El den Knauf, who was coming home | the market price. See Joseph Tiller, In Southern Oregon, to hunt 1-iska. Scio, Oregon, or phono from a government camp above De deer. 17-lxl. 6e troit where he la in the forestry ser- j E. D. Myers and wife and J. S. vice, <>n that day he liad gotten For Sale Tomatoes and Yellow Sticha and wife spent Labor Day at Danvers Onions at maraet prices, aome partich-s of rock in one of his «Triangle Lake, south and west of t^ll at ranch or write A. L. God* eyee. H« went to Albany Friday! Monroe. win, route 4. Scio. Oregon. Will where Dr. Bridgewater remeved two Deliver. 6p Fred Smith, Herbert Shelton and small pieces of the atone from his; Flovd Shelton and son. Lyle, were ey«. He returned to his work the For Sale 80 bu. uncleaned Eclipse in Marcela and Wendling Sunday While Fall Seed Oats for tale at first of the week. 75c p«r bushel. Phon« 52-25. ■ on business. Ge<>. C. Christenson, route 2, box Rolla Shelton is carrying F4 Hol Heavy Rain Faile. 10. Scio. Ore. 6© land's rout« during his absence, and For Sale Registered Jersey Hull, Mrs. Winona Kelly is taking care of Heavy rains, accompanied by St Mawvs breeding and an out- Rolla's route. thunder and lightning, visited this Standing individual, Price cheap Mr. and Mra. Polev Moses ami section of the valley Monday after if sold before Sept. 12. See Geo. children were in town from their noon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller, Shelburn, Ore. ftp home on route 4 to do some shop P. H MacDonald were held up this For Sale Three good milch cows, ping Wednesday. side of Milt City, the storm causing two fresh in July and one just J IB. Couey and daughters attend fresh; pri.-ed right for quick sale. the engine in their car to refuse to Mr«. E J. Callowav. owner. See ed a reunion of the Gentry and work. Ora Zink, agent, route 3. Scio, Couey families at Santiam Park at Misses Vella Brenner and Dorris Oregon. 6p Jefferson Monday. Mr. and Mra. E G. Arnold spent the week end at Newport. Otto Yunker and sons. Otto ami Carl, who are working at Camp 17, MillCItv. spent Sunday at home. Fred Mumper. Bennie Boyanovsky i John proaek, who was well known in Scio where he frequently viwite<i the Wesely families, diet! at his home in Oakland, Calif., last week. G. L Sutherland will l»e the first in this community to receive one of the new model Fords. He is to re ceive a touring car this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hixson and Mr. Hixson's brother and wife of* Salem spent the week-end In the Siletx country on a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ackby. and Mr. ami Mrs. Williams of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeeae Hildreth partook of parental bounty at the D. H. Hil dreth home labut Day A nna Q. N ilsson and l.iwis S tone in The Talker Supfxirtcd by Shirley Mason, Tullv Mar shall. lap Keith The tremendous love conflict of a Wife who forgot that silence »»• gnkien of a Sister who cheated love of a Husband who would not forgive. 1 For Sale Fall Butter and Winter Nellis Pears, SOe a bushel if you pick them. Also Oat and Hun* varian Vetch Seed, mixed, at mar ket price. Phone 21-151. E F. Krebba. route 4, Scio. Ore. 5tf For Sale Hungarian Vetch Herd at market price. Globe - Albany Wii.itrette Valley Farm erv ‘ IXXIns «prepay privik-gvsiat° /O MONDAY, SEH. 13-14 -ee s. F. ZvMKT. rt. 4, Scio. Ore SUNDAY a % Notice** We pay the market price for Evergreen Blackberries and Rart<« tt Pears, and want all you have. Station in old produce building, back of meat market tn cltf Scm. W. E. Burton.
