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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
IN THE CIRCUIT COVET OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
LI NN COUNTY.
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Would be super-human and that is few days at the home of hie broth­ Everett ILnleker the last of the
Thev left Mon­ week.
too much to expect. It is the pre­ er. Wilson Young
Several member* of the Stavton
rogative of human beings to do aa day fur California to visit a son. but
M E. church attended services in
thev please and of couse rm-st of us may come back here to locate
Lvons
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Ferri* of Clatskanie is visit»
please to delay as long aa we can
Mr.
and Mr* A Ring. Miss Mc-
the doing of what we cannot avoid mg at the h»m« of hie daughter.
MernIL
Plaintiff.
W R. Culy and G A.
Vendrán.
t> fandania.
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LOCAL BREVITIES
No. I Potato Sacks
Albany Bargain House
Comer 2*1 ft Baker
Phone All-J
Allumar. Ore.
December 15
dren visited Ben Darby’s la»t Sun­
The secretary of state says the day.
John Lutz and son, Lvle. of Salem
i law provides that no motor vehicle
visited
at the Mrs. Esther Ray home
can operate on th* public highways
Monday.
A number of people of this com­
But­
munity were shopping in Albany
after Jan. 1 without a 1926 license.
Have you ordered yours yet?
Watch the date following your ter do so today ’tis the law.
last Saturday.
name on this paper. It Cells when
Clarence l^ffler. ]. Hoagland. Art
your time expires. If a blue pencil
There ta to be a program and bas­
mark is under vour name, it means Shelton. John Shelton. Gilbert Mc­ ket social at the Kingston church
vuur paper will stop in two weeks, Donald. Ed Holland. Rolla Shelton.
Thursday. Dec 17. tu which every­
uni. «a renewed. Starts when paid W J. Chromy and J. S. Sticha at­
body is welcome.
for, stops at expiration.
tended the Knights of Pythias con­
Mr. ami Mrs I. N. Howe and chil­
vention in Albany Saturday night.
dren. Helen ami Harvey, visited at
They report a large crowd and a fine
the Robert Darby home last Sunday.
meeting.
We hear that Frank Peters is
Mrs. D. C. Thoms has presented quite successful in hunting skunks
to the public library in Albany sev­ this season.
Tut icuiay Dee. 17, 1925
eral copies of The American Week-
Tony Minten’a children are repor­
reaction lv, a magazine printed in Buenos ted to I m * getting along as good aa
•hat follows contemplation of re- Aires. Argentine. S. A., which were can tie expected witn the chicken­
ceipted bills
sent to her by her eon. who is in pox.
Wisdom
is merely
the
South America in the employ of the
A pipe is really cheaper,
and
is Standard Oil Co.
nuch to he preferred, if vou don’t
DOING THE SHOPPING
If human natuie were not what it
Bill Dart of Woodburn was a vis­
itor in this neighburh >od a few days
Mrs. G. L. Sutherland and daugh­ ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd and
ter. Honita. were in Salem Satur­
daughter,
Horine, visited C. J. Pet­
day to see their daughter and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
ers and family Sunday.
Harold and Earl Darby.
Rav. Jay
Shanks and
Louie
Ben Darby
visited Harry Freeman and family
at Crabtree Sunday morning.
George
and
Sander and
family, Mr
Mrs. John Sandner, sr.. and
daughter. Ida. attended church in
Stayton
and
a basket
Kingston Sunday.
dinner
nt
A large crowd
was reported.
i
News From Lyons.
;
Ik-crnibrr 15
Miss
Friday
Winifred
evening
Hardison
with
Mrs.
spent
Roxie
Trask.
The I () 0 E and Ketiekahs enter-
tained members from Stayton Sat­
urday evening
J. H Johnston a»d family were
Lebanon visitors Sunday, guests at
a silver wedding anniversary dinner
at the W. R Suriy home.
While in
town they also called at the home of
Mrs. Johnston’s uncle. Geo. Titus.
The U. S. Berry family have tieen
numbered among those atfiicted
Dec. 15.
Holt and J
M. Harrington drove to Dallas last
with lagrippe the past week, but
are all able to be out again.
Mr.
Wm. Swank went to Jordan Mon­
Harrington has a sister living there. day. where he is engaged in erect­
Lie one of rush and worry over what
While playing on the school ground ing a barn for Clyde Thomas.
to buy. an<1 sales forces in stores
Clint Surry is the owner of a
would not lx* rushtd to exhaustion one day last week. Hszel Zysaet of
the
Oakview
district
fell
on
a
stone
Ford
coupe, purchasing same from
in the two or three weeks before the
is. the Christmas season might not
Wednesday to visit relatives
If people did their shopping and cut a painful gash in her knee.
Mrs. Nettie Irwin of Albany,
when it could lie done under the
least congested conditions, it might mother of Mrs. Jessie Freitag and
extend over months instead of weeks sister of the DeWall women of this
and it would not lie less seasonable. place, was operated upon at the Al­
However, none but the ex option­ bany (¡eneral Hospital last week for
al peraon thinks of doing shopping gall stones and acute appendicitis.
until it cannot be put off longer.
A good many from here attended
Then it becomes an ordeal and is so the Jefferson-Scio basketball game
strenuous that it tends to rob the at Scio Friday night.
season >f the "cheer and good will”
Leo Zeller was host to the local
that attach to it sentimentally. The Farmers’ Union Dec. 5th. After
"good will” might actually pervade the business session the memlwrs
the shoppers were thev not over­ all joined in a peanut throwing con­
A gang of Scientists left on a
IL . t tor a year’s cruise to
study queer kind of Fish in
the S. uth Atlantic Ocean.
Tlicv should have stayed here
in New ork and went to sec
vnd h« ir what I did the other
day, a real Red Bolsheviki
n tine. Thev wouldhaveseen
qti«* t I< king Fish there,Suck­
ers, I Is, l lotinders, Bullheads,
nnd every Guy that got up
was a big mouth Bass. They
denounced everything in
A ri a, The Weather, The
I- 'it tion, White Gloves
for Pall Bearers, Mah Jongg,
I
!
, Su-penders,
Cr -s Word Puzzles, Shower
Hr' , 1.1 ague of Nations
a 1 1 c Cream Pies. After
Jo king them all over I found
what v is the matter with
them. There wasnt a one
of them knew enough to nil!
hr. own. How are you going
to improve on a Government
if you dont know that much.
I erv man you see pouring
"Bull1 Durham into his paper,
you can bt t he issatisfied with
America, because its the
old i jht down to earth Amer­
icans that do it.
Country Store
Dance!
AT
Tumble Inn
Saturday, Dec. 19
trying to find what
they test, in which Mrs. S. H. Holt was
Yet the prixe winner.
Refreshments
it would not be Christmas for a lot were served at a late hour.
of |>eople were it otherwise. They
Miss Laura Shively of Gladstone;
worked
America
is Safe with
“Bull Durham
)’
D>rrr is K' -^ig tobe anuthcr pice*
in this
»oun. Look lor It.
event
want and struggling to get it.
Special
hsve become so accustomed to wait­ visited last week at the home of her
ing and then making a hurry-up job uncles. John and Frank DeWall.
of it that they would not feel right
The revival meetings are still be­
were it done betimes.
ing held at the Riverview school
Walker Bros. Old-Time
Urcliextra
Human nature is a peculiar thing house. An all-day meeting will be
despite the fact that all of us have held there next Sunday, with basket
it. It wouldn't lie human nature if dinner at noon.
All are invited to
Tumble Inn
it wasn’t odd.
If we did everything come.
we
Jack Young and eon. Cecil, of
would not be human beinga.
We Red Cliff. Alberta. Canada. visited a
in a reasonable and sane wav
Thu Tribune, >1.75 the year.
merchants
Mr. and Mrs. Ixiuis Rav and chil­
»iswm«asstMa*MM«WM.j
delict li CrMiim
Several Thouaaml
Stay ton
Mt. Piratant Cole New*
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GILKEY STATION
Very Reasonable
puing with
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Rat«’
Tax Ret
Date Paid Number Am’t inL mind solitude.
$4.54 I2'Ä
Aug. 1,1923 i
5 11 12 ’
Aug I.19Z.I I4<>91
A woman's declining years come Mrs. Margaret Haynes, who is be­
Augl.lUil 1374M
4 15 12 ■
before
th«- age of 30. After that ing treated at the tuberculosis hos­
7X13
Aug 1.1923
4 61 12 ’
3x<W
4.14 12 ’ she is glad to accept.
pital, Mrs. Haynes is doing ven
Marl9,l925
773
8.93 12 •
nicely. She has gained 36 pounds
Raid W R. Culv, as the owner of
There are no statues of men who since she entered the hospital.
the legal title of the above <!•« ril>- I
felt worry for thennwlvee, but to the
property aa th<- Ml
Mrs. J. S. Sticha gave a dinner
ord, ami each of the other persons alovi go-getters there are many.
named arc i
and bridge party Monday evening,
C. H. M-rrill will apply to th« cir. ult
having as her guests Mrs. A. G.
court of the county ami slate afort aid I
The meek »hall inh rit the earth. Prill. Mrs. W F. Gill. Mrs P. H.
for a deer«« foreclosing the lien against
the property above desenbed ami m«-n Hut there won’t be much fun in a
MacDonald. Mrs. E J
Holland,
tinned in said certificate. Ami you are
hereby summoned to apt» ar wilt.in world peopled exclusively by hen- Mrs Rolla Shelton. Mrs E D My
sixty days after the first publication of pecketi husbands.
era. Mr*. Fred T. Bilyeu. Mrs. Bil­
the summons exclusive of the day
of said first publication, and defeml
yeu won first prize and Mrs. Myers
this action or pay the amount due ar
One <>f the "fine” traits of human the booby prize.
above shown, togrth«-r with costa and
accrued interest, and in case of your nature is that we do not want to
The work the Santiam Fish and
failure to do so, a decrue will lx- rvn give to others the same privileges
dered foreclosing the M m of M ■
Game Association is doing should
and coata against the land and premises we exact for ourselves.
enlist the support of every man ami
above named.
This summons is nublishe«l by or ler
boy in its service. There is no great­
of the Honorable I. Il McMahan, Ju<lgr
Science gives us artificial rain and er incentive to be right and do right
of the circuit court of the elate of < >r<
«vnthetic lightning when what we than in protecting the wild life and
gon. forth«...... untv <>f Linn, and
oriier was made and datcrl the 27th day want is ik me means of making win­
dumb brutes from the ravages of
of October, 1925. ami the «1st»’ of the
first publication of this summons is tin ter merely hypothetical.
blood-thirsty peoples and sorry to
29 th day of October, 1926.
say, Americans are about as bad as
All process an«! papers in this pro
ceeding may be serve«! upon the Under­
Then’ statues to Christopher Co­ any
signed residing within the state of On-
gon, at the address hereafter n»-nti<>n«-<l lumbus in various parts of the coun­
V. I.VIE M< CkoeKKY,
try commemorate a prominent for­
Attorney for Plaintiff.
eigner
who didn’t come over hereto
Address: Stay ton. Oregon.
o29-n5-12-19-26 <13-10-17 lecture.
For Sale
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Saturday.
they are rare and so different from
the mass that they are Vid. too.
Year's
Tax
19)9
1939
1921
1922
1923
1924
Notice is hereby given that the und. r
signed has been duly ap|>oint«-d by the
County Court of the State of Oregon,
for l.inn County, administratrix of the
estate of Joseph Schwimit, deceased,
and has qualified.
All persona having claims against the
estate of said decea»e<l arc hereby re
quire«! to present them, duly verified,
with the proper vouchers, within six (6)
months from the date of thia notice, to
the undersigne«! administratrix at th«-
office of Hill, Marks A- McMahan, in the
Cusick Building in Albany in Lunn coun­
ty. Oregon,
bat«! and first published this 26th
day of November, 1925.
Anna M. hchwindt,
Administratrix.
Hill, Marks A McMahan.
Attorney« for AdminiaUati
last publication Dec. 24. 1925
Elhany and Misa Ella Johnston were
There may be those who are fore­ Mrs. Orville Gilkey.
handed in Christmas shopping, but
va.
To W H. Culy, th«’ above nami-4 de­
fendant :
I n the N ame or the R tatb or O re ­
gon : Sou are hereby notified that C.
H. Merrill, the holder of Certificate ut
l>elinquenrv numbered 1245. imuix I on
the first day of Auguat. 1923, by th.
tan collector of the county of l.lnn.alatv
of Oregon, for the amount of Three a«vl
Ci-1 IM It h dollars, the sain« being the
amount then due and «ielinquenl for
taxes for the year I9IH. together with
penally, interest and coata thereon up­
on the rral property aaacaawl to you. of
which you are the owner as appears of
record, situated in said county ami alate,
ami particularly bounded ami dcacrtbed
aa follow«, to-wit:
Beginning at a point which is four
hundri-d and eleven and thirty-one one
hundredtha <411.31) feet North ami two
hundred and eleven and twoti
(211.2) feet westerly along the line of
the county read from the Sout'oa-’t
corner of the Nortweet quarter
of the Northeast quarter Nt Ji <>( S<<-
lion thirty-six (Rec 36), Township nin«
(Tp. 9). booth Kang» I wo East '.S l{ 2
E) of the Willamette Meridian, running
thence North two hundr<d twerilv-nifw
“£&) feet; thence westerly parallel with
the county real fifty-two and eight
tenths (52 Mi feet, thence South 229
feel; thence easterly along the line of
the county road fifty two ami < ight-
tenths (62B) fret to the pla< > of l-cgiii
nine.
5 ou are further notified that said C.
H. .Mernll ami his assignor have |« I
taxes on said premia« » for prior or «uh
sequent years with the rate of InU-rvst
on said amounts aa follows
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