The Scio Tribune Cou nfry Corre spon(fence .............................................. 1 Î GILKEY STATION ............... a Oct 14 John DeWall is a Salem visitor today. Carl and Otto Yunker come home They fr<>m Mill City Thursday, have been working for th* Ham- mond Co. Mr. and Mr*. Ben Bair and son. Allen, and Mr and Mrs. Clarence Rigg* and eon. Paul, from Colorado, have been visiting at the 0. J. Goar home, but are now located in lhe Devaney neighborhood in the houee formerly occupied by Mr. and Mr*. Fred Eckengren. Mr. Riggs and Mr* Bair are »on and daughter of H I*. Rigg*, who formeMv lived here. l«eo and Herman Zeller were busi­ ness visitor* in the Riverside vicini­ ty Saturday. Scott Hawk and family have mov­ ed to the Price place. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Holt went to Carlton Saturday to visit their »on. I«e*ter and wife. Sunday they all drove over to Pacific City for the day. stopping at Willamina in the evening to visit Mr. Holt’s brother. Fred. They reached home Monday night, having spent the day in Sa­ lem with a brother. Grant Holt, and a sister, Mrs. Wm. Nieeolson. O. L. Holt and son. Nolan, and Miss Nora Holt of Portland visited their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Holt, Sunday. Otto Scheimari and wife moved on the August Scheiman place Mon­ day. They bought the place some time ago. Mr. and .Mr*. E H. Kelly and family and Mr and Mra. J.H. Kelly arrived home Saturday from their eastern Oregon trip. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Galloway r*> turned last week to their home neat Madras. They have been viaiting relatives in the valley for about a month, taking in the county and state fair*. Mr*. Galloway is a sis­ ter of l«eo Zeller. Mr. and Mr* Cha* 0 w a id fan - ily of Bend visited Mr* D»w'* New* From Lyons. mother. Mr*. Anna Scheiman. Sat urday and Sundav. I (»et. 13 Mr. and Mr* J G. H It were re­ Mr and Mr* Joseph Barry of cent hoala to the Farmer* I't.i n After the butineaa seaai n. a weinie West Stayton were Lyona business roaat was had in the back vard. and caller* Thursday. Mra. Helen Vaughn made a week­ pie and coffee wa* al*» served Jim Young i* suffering with bio I end visit with relative* and friend* poisoning in hi* finger. cau»-d by a in Salem. Orval Downing and wife of Rich­ •planter under lhe nail. ardson Gap were Sunday visitor* at Morace Munsell and wife have th« ’ Wm Downing home. rented their place to Hi Rr- an. and J H Johnston and family spent have gone to Marshfield to vo> t a Sunday with relative* in lx*banon. •on Later they will visit other Our first hard frost in thi* sec­ children in California and Washing-, tion wa* Sunday night. The farm- ton. Mr. ami Mra. W J Kelly gave a «•« *»" fortunate to have the farewell party for Mr and Mr*. R r,‘rr’ th» «•*»• before lhe froat R. Preever. who will spend the win­ hurt II. Lea Shelton, who has made hi* ter i»» California M re than thirty wer* present. Cards formed the home with E. E. Trask'* the past diversion, and at a late h >ur iunch year, returned to hi* aunt'* in Leb- anon the last of the week. was served The Eox Valley school gave a very The ladie* club met with Mr*. good educational program on Friday Anna Holl recently, 13 mn have re- party Saturday in honor of her two turned from * visit to California small daughter*. Marjory and Thel­ ma. A number of friend* were points. present. The afternoon was spent with game* of various kind*, after which a lovely dinner was served, Mt. Pleasant Cole News with a beautiful and delicious birth­ day cake being a prominent feature, Oct. 13 lhe girl* each received several nice Joe Hora and Harley Darby spent pr< sent* from their friend*. Among Sunday evening at Kingston. those present were Dori* and Max­ Roas Chrisman called on E l Rob- ine Huber. Thereeaa Lyona. Hilda er is Sunday on business Johnston. * Mildred Berry, Geneva Maude Darby *|>ent Sunday after Vaughn. Ellie Downing and the noon with Mra. Clinton Parker. Trask *i*ter*. R. F. Darby and family attended ehurch at Albany Sunday evening Ben Darby and wife an,I Louie Rav and wife were trading in Ai- bany Tuesday. Oct. 13 SHELBURN NEWS Come in and bring your cream and producr. The Dairy City Produce F red M umper . Proprietor. The Brown Broom Outlasts three ordinary brooms ■ Si 50 1 35 . 1 40 We have House Broom* Push Broom* at.............. Warehouse Brooms at .. N. I. MORRISON Cascadia Mineral Water Bottled at the Springs A. G. McLain wa* »hopping in Shelburn Monday. Mr*. Crumes, who I* here helping to care for her mother, has been quit* ill but is improving and hope* to soon to be able to be up again. Dillon and Arthur McLain drove over to McMinnville Sunday after­ noon. Mr. and Mra. Isaac Bennett have reurned home from their vi*it in southern Oregon, but he failed to bag a deer. Mr. and Mr*. Levi Bennett visited hi* mother last Thursday. The first frosts of the *eaa»n oc­ curred Monday night, which cause«I the lender vine* to wither and start­ ed the leave* to fall from the trees Ben Denny of Albany »pent last week with T M Russell and family. Ami we arc ready to Nerve you with the kind of Undergarments the men and children need wluae duly calls them outdoors a great «leal The line* embrace the l«est on the market in Heavy and Light W»x»len Ibwiery lor men, women and child­ ren, and both Heavy and Light Woolen Under­ wear. and other grade*, lor the entire family. All carry a very reasonable price. Use B ergman’s Shoe Oil fust the (lung to kwp out the water j. 1 . Wesely, Grocer Chinaware Albany, Oregon Notion* Genien Serti» Blankets For the Cold Nights AT Scio, Oregon Hibler & Gill Company The aScio Meat Market Having purchased the tw « meat market* in Scio. I consolidated tLcin under the *I h > vc name, and will strive to render elio lent -ci vice and giw courteous treatme it at all tune*. Will carry a full line of Fresh and Cured Meats I will buy your Iwcf cattle, veal «nd hog* (alive or dressed) and |>ay you the top price*. See me first. C. J. BRUCE, Proprietor Hcrl»ert Shelton. Mgr. Shop. Sale of High Grade Wall Paper One-Half Off Suitable for any room in tic house. Other attractive designs in or new Wall Pafrcr ready f‘»r your inspection IO East F. C. DANNALS I bird St. AÍ&rór. Service With Genuine Ford Parts What It Really Means It mean* Genuine Ford Parts, Ml j>cr ivnt of which retail for less than 10 cent*. It means a repair shop where Expert Ford Mechanic» perforin the work. It mean* giving Honest. Courteous, Prompt Atten­ tion to the Ford Owner"» every need. Witnesses before the District of Columbia federal grand jury testi­ fied that there are many persona now confined in St. Elizabeth'*, a government hospital for the insane, "who are not now and who never were insane.” It is charged that these person* were sent to the hos­ pital for ulterior motives. More than 1000 war veteran* are confined in thia inatituilon. The hospital house* 4400 patients, and the report infers that they are packed in like sardines. It means to constantly « ipply you with a Fort! Ser­ vice timt will make you an I keep you an enthusiastic niemlier of the great Ford family. Fonl Batteries, 13 plate*. $16 50. Batteries for your Radi a. We will repair your Batteries. If you want a *<|uarc ileal, w<- solicit your patronage ILYEU ’S GARAGE Fir itnant fori Farli ao4 X>| Ftrt Servlet atf Itpinoi B Phone 27 Albany Bottling Works Furnishing* Sane Persons in Asylum Distributed by "Quality’’ Our Motto Winter Approaches ; The Daily Oregon Journal and Rad cold* are lurking around. W. Scio Tribune, both for $<• 2‘> Save H. McLain and Arthur McLain and 50c by dubbing with u*. wife are the latest victim*. John Wolfe has been down with When you entertain, let us furnish indigestion thi* week. you. with 500 score card*. W H Mcljiin and son, Arthur, made a business trip to Scio Satur­ day. We arc stocked again with A A. Bender called at W. H McLain'* Sundav afternoon. Cherry City Feeds Pago 5 Subscription dubbing rate* for the Portland Daily New* and Scio Tribune, both for one year, is $4 25. The Portland Telegram and the Scio Tribune i* 54 76. Save 60c on one and 75e on the other. Thia offer ' rods on Oct. 21. Scio, Oregon Tell the Advertiser you saw his ad in The Scio I ribune; he’ll appreciate it. Bring Your Job Printing to the Tribune.