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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1925)
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One aack was worth two quart* of Iron Crov-c«. Englishmen have even been known to aacrifice their afternoon tea for a puff of "Bull” Durham. Even after the war an American private, occupying the Ruhr, went into a German Restaurant and atked for a gla*i of Milk. He couldn't make the Waiter undervtand to he drew the Picture of a Cow, and a Milk Pail. The Waiter immediately returned with a Bucket of Beer •nd a Sack of "Bull** Durham Tobacco. That Private waa a better Anot than he thought he wa*. P S — There will be another piece here two weeks from now. lxx>k for il P .» J <>, M. Baker of Stay ton was do Lyon« on business neveral days last week. Mrs. Stafford entertained Salem friends Saturday. Arthur Vaughn and family were Mill City callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston and children were Jordan and Scio visit ors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas of Jordan accompanied them to Scio, where they visited at the H. S. Johnston home. The Lyons and Fox Valley schools were dismissed Thursday and Friday, the teachers being in Albany attend ing the county institute. Dellia Wrslenhouse and family are now located on the property be longing to Ella Lyons. Del has been quite busy building a new poultry house and cow barn on the place, which adds tn the general appear- ancr and conveniences considerably. Mrs. Ella Lyons and youngsters were up from Kingston Monday evening visiting relatives and attend ing ihe radio <lance at the hall. Little Ixola Surry who has been visiting her grandparents in Idaho th* past two weeks arrived h-ime Saturday, Mra Joseph Barry of West Slay ton was a Lyons caller Wednesday. Mr. Potter was in Silverton on bn si nr as the first of the week. The school houses, stores and homes put on quite a spooky display of eats. bats, ghosts and jack-o’- lanterns in behalf of Hallowe'en over the week-end. by the farmera m the ground ha« been too dry to work Mr. and Mra. A.G McLain called on their friend, Earl Tucker, at Turner ¡Mt Sunday. Erne«t McCrae and family of Weal Scio vtailed Mr« McCrae'« fa ther Sunday Mra M. E. Shilling of Munkera viaited her eon. H. O. Shilling and family, laat Sunday. t I ell the Advertiser you saw his ad in I he Scio I ribune; he’ll appreciate it. across the Counter IIEN you buy across the counter in the stores of this town, you are using good business judgment. Why? There are many reasons, but one of the most important is this: 1 ou can buy what you want at the price you wish to pay! You are not obliged to accept “some thing just as good,” because you are in a position to compare values arid make your own selections. SHELBURN NEWS When you trade al home you ¡ire helping your friends to help you! And there is no finer thing in life than neighborly co-operation. It always pays— in happiness and satisfaction as well as dollars and cents. j Moore Miller, daughter of Mr». J W Miller, who wm operated on at St Mary'« hoapital in Albany hut Friday for appendicitis, la improving nicely. Her mother ia «till with her. » w Seems to me there's somethin’ like it In the way life deals w ith men: Prospects always seem the darkest Just before things boom again. And I'm thinkin’ that the worries An’ hard-knocks he gets before. Help a fellow prize his blessings Miaa Mabel Brock and ilalph Bow erman of Portland «pent the week end with Mr. and Mra M. B. Cyru». George Brock accompanied them on their return to Portland and contin ued on to Washougal. Wash . to visit hla sister. Mrs Glenn Holland. e ♦ O ♦♦ M M »4»^^ M C. McLain of Portland made a flvine trip to hi« father'a Sunday For Sale—Good elean paper«, auita- Hia brother Arthur ac ble for wrapping lunche« or fruit evening. jar«, or to kindle Area Large companied him home. bundle« for 10c. at the Tribune. The rain of Monday wm welcomed a* Winter days are often dreary But wlw*n springtime comes along We're a heap more interested In the robuf 9 cheery song! Homin’ always seems most Welcome When you spend a restless night After clouds 're Nack an’ heavy, That’s the time the sun looks bright! Sunday achool at 10 o’clock every Sunday morning. Everybody ia in vited to attend. Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening at 6:30. Prayer meeting every Thuraday night at 7:30 Mr. Fred Warhlte will preach next Sunday morning, and evening at 7:30. Nov. 3 < Jy 0. Lawrence Hawthorne Baptist Church Note« «t«e Order Your Envel opes Now—$6.00 per Thousand » »- . made a buaineM trip to Stayton Fri day afternoon County (Terk Ruaaell and wife of Albany «pent the week end with home folk« at Shelburn. Mr. and Mra. T M Holt drove to Portland Friday. They expect to remain several day« viaiting their •on. (). L. Holt, and other relative« and alao the Pacific International Exposition. Mr. and Mr«. Claude llvde and •on Jay drove over from Corvallia Sunday bringing Mr«. Hyde'« moth er home. Mr«. S. F. Zyaaet. who had •pent the week there. Mra. Hvde and aon remained for the week. Word ha« been received here of the recent death from diphtheria of George, jr., son of Mr. and Mra. George Serfling of Eugene. They have many relative« and friend« here who »ympathixe with them. Thirty-eight of the friend« and neighbor« of Mr. and Mra. T. W. Cooper «urpnaed them with a gro cery pound party Friday night. Re- freidimenta were alao taken in and aerved at a late hour. Sunday dinner guewta at the J. F. Sommer home were Mra. Nora Holt and Mra. Monroe of Albany, and Mi. and Mra. T. W. Cooper. The K rotman Brother« now have their mill juat acroea the track from the Wm. Klamer place. Ira Serfling went to Silverton Tueadav morning. ♦ New Ycwfc dry ? GILKEY STATION ♦ ♦ ♦ • w ♦ • ♦ Guaranteed by 4 Mr. Hammer of North Santiam, aaaiated.bf G. C. Miller and Arthur Mellin, erected a machine «hed for G. C. Miller laat week, W H McUin and T M. Ruawil Radio fan« who liatened in on KF DJ, Corvallia. Monday night heard Prof. Scudder lecture on clearing land with the «tump burner invent ed by S. F Zyaaet. D urham The Scio Tribune Read the Ads in this Paper md save yourself money by trading at home A Î *♦ .*■ * 13 4 4
