ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. APRIL 2. 1915.
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Dr. C. E. Wado was in Tortland
Monday on business.
Thomas Cooper of Goble, was in
St. Helens last Saturday.
Miles Sueeirn of Rainier, was in
the county seat Monday.
Mrs. S. M. Butler of Deer Island,
was In the county seat Monday.
Mrs. M. E. Wilson returned Friday
from a short visit in Portland.
Senator Goo. M. McBride was down
from Portland early in the week.
W. A. Levy of the City Garage, was
transacting business in Portland last
Monday.
K. F. Larsen of Warren, was trans
acting business in the county seat
yesterday.
W. B. Thompson of Rainier, was
transacting business in the county
seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Isbester of the Orca
dia Hotel, was in Portland a couple
of days this week
Rees Hall of the grocery firm of
illiams & Hall, was in Portland on
business last Saturday
E. T. Connell of Deer Island, was
in attendance upon the circuit court
for a few days this week.
J. W. Saxton of Warren, county
fruit inspector, was in the county
Beat yesterday on official business
Miss Carrie Elbertson of Portland,
spent last Sunday in this city at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Ross.
Cecil Ross came down from Port
land and spent last Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Younger of
Portland, spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Younger's parents, Judge and Mrs.
James Dart.
Mrs. Ray Watts and Mrs. R. Ring
of Portland, were in attendance at
the Eastern Star meeting here last
Saturday evening.
Prof. Simms, head of the veterin
ary department of the Oregon Agri
cultural College, Corvallis, was in St.
Helens a day or two this week.
Charles H. John left on Wednes
day for Ilwaco, Wash., where he has
accepted a position as bookkeeper
with C. E. Kerlee, a general merch
andise dealer.
J. G. Watts, Mrs. Bert West and
Mrs. Mildred Watts of Scappoose,
were among the interested ones at
tending the quarterly meeting of the
taxpayers' league held in St. Helens
Tuesday.
L. H. Walker of Goble, section
foreman of the S. P. & S., was in the
county seat today, attending the in
quest over the body of the late John
Butterworth, killed at Prescott Wed
nesday. I. G. Wilkstrom of Scappoose, was
in town Tuesday, paying taxes and
attending to other matters. Mr. Wik
strom is now operating his sawmill
near Scappoose.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Peyton and
daughter, Grace, came down from
Portland Saturday to visit with the
family of J. L. Chittim and other rel
atives over Sunday.
Mrs. H. S. McConnell and daugh
ter, of Ridgefleld, Wash., accompan
ied by J. W. McCullough, visited over
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Anderson, at the Muckle ranch, War
ren. The Rev. Frank James of Port
land, is In St. Helens today. He will
return home, accompanied by his
wifo and two little boys, who have
been visiting for two weeks at the
home of Mrs. James' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. H. Thompson.
H. P. Allen of Hood River, was in
St. Helens several days this week vis
iting his brother, L. E. Allen. Mr.
Allen is an enthusiastic orchardist
and all round progressive and pros
perous citizen. The brothers had not
Been each other for nearly 28 years.
Charles Muckle and niece, Miss
Amy George, returned last Saturday
irom a two months' trip to Hawaii
and other points of interest. Mr.
Muckle returns in a much improved
condition of health and states that
his recent trip was of much benefit
to him in many ways. Their party
remained on the islands twenty-eight
days, visiting all points of Interest
and enjoying the delightful climate.
On their return they visited the ex
position at San Francisco, which they
say Is a Bplendid fair.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wood of this
city, were passengers on the Multno
mah when she sailed Wednesday for
Southern California, where they will
remain about one month, visiting
both the California expositions and
other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs.
Wood are making of this trip their
"going away" trip, having been de
prived of that happy event upon the
occasion of their wedding several
months ago.
Dr. H. R. Cliff of Portland, was
operated upon at Good Samaritan
Hospital, Portland, last Saturday,
when something In excess of 100 gall
stones were removed. The doctor
lias been Indisposed for a long time
and his legion of friends will be
pleased to learn that he Is recover
ing from the effects of the operation
and the ultimate recovery of his
health is now only a question of
time.
O o l r i.
Social Events 5 I Local Notes
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Mr. and Mrs. DUlard gave a
small dinner party on Monday evon
ing, inviting Messrs. Ostrander, Taul,
Abraham and Morgan of Tactile Uni
versity, and Hnrloy Turner, an alum
nus of that institution, and Misses
Dorothy John, Lucille Hobbs, Lois
Clear and Inez Barber.
Mrs. L. C. Chase cnUrta'ned a
number of ladles at her homj in this
city Wednesday afternoou w th cards
aud refreshments. Two tnh'.es of
five hundred were played, followed
by a daiuty luncheon. The ladies
enjoying Mrs. Chase's hospitality
were: Mrs. A. H. George, Jin. C. II.
John, Mrs. W. J. Mucklo, Mr. E. A.
Rotger, Mrs. J. II. Soutlwid, Mrs. W.
p. Dillard, Mrs. Edwin Ross, Mrs.
David Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chittim enter
tained a number of their friends at
their home in this city last Saturday
evening, the especial occasion being
the eleventh auniversary of the birth
of their son, Athelone. The nlng
was spent enjoyably at games and
other amusements. The youns folks
participating in the hospitality of .Mr.
and Mrs. Chittim were: Mahlo Dav
les, Alice Lloyd, Alice Blackburn,
Lester Lloyd, Correne Hill, Emll
Ileadstrom, Carrie Mickey, May
Goin, Waller, Clifford and Nooma
Chittim.
AMflNfi THP mURPHFC
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Rip Van Winkle next Wednesday
night at the Columbia Theatre
on crutches, and It will probably be
Mima time boforo ho lit entirely re
covered. C. C. Fowler was tho recipient of
a pleasant mirprlso ut M I'"""' "
Saturday evening, March 27. In hen-
1 on which wore fifty-seven red and
Food sale Saturday by the ladies or of his 57th l.lrtli.lay. A turkey
of the Congregational church. Hot dinner was serveu iu i ..."
Cross buns. ' 1h,K 'wot0'1 wl(M n 'r,HU"1 ,'"kP
mi which were nny-sovcii mi
Blaino Sonneland has taken over " , ,, . ... ,, .,, ,.,.
, ,, , ... w i to Khteil randies and reil ami
Kpl.scopal Church.
Easter services will be conducted
at Christ's church in the evening of
Easter Sunday. Special service and
special music. The public cordially
invited.
KuKter Services, M. E. Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Lesson:
The Resurrection Tlinro nro plnouna I
for all ages. Sermon 11a. m., theme,
'If a man die shall he live again?"
Epworth League 6.30 p. m topic:
The promise of immortality," lead
er. Miss Fay Lvnch. Sacred ronenrt
7:30 p.m. The best music that local
talent can render will be heard.
Crowded houses will bo the order of
the day. A welcome is extended to
the public to attend. F. N. Sandlfur,
pastor.
Congregational Church.
Services for Easter will be as fol
lows: at 6 a. m., sunrise prayer meet
ing; 11a. m., consecration service.
Lord's supper, baptism and reception
of men members, bible school at 10 a.
m.; young people's service of Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m., Miss
Laura Barber, leader; 7:30 p. m..
Easter service, exercises by members
the agency for the Daily Journal at
this place, beginning April 1st.
County Clerk Harnett Issued a
marriage license on March 2Gth to
Minnie M. McCullum and Ainund
Munson, Jr., both of Mayger.
Tho Friendship Class of tho Meth
odist Sunday School will give a par
col post sale and lunch Friday, April
23, iu the church parlors. Full an
nouncement later.
A local teachers' Institute Is called
by County Superintendent Allen to
convene at Scappoose Saturday, April
10, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. in. All
teachers are earnestly requested to
be present. A good program has
been prepared.
Tho St. Helens public school will
give Its regulur monthly musical pro
gram next Monduy afternoon at 3
o'clock In the High School auditor
ium, under the direction of Dr. Emll
Enna. Miss Leo n a Perkins will as
sist. Tho public is Invited to attend.
The ball game at Deer lalmd lai.t
Sunday betweon tho Noah s Ark Mid
gets of St. Helens, and a lean of
juniors at Deer Island, r wilted In. a
victory for the visiting teiim by a
score of 12 to 14. A return game
will be played at St. Helens on April
11th.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell have
reopened the Grand cafo, on Strand
street, and promiso to glvo tho pub
lic a first-class eating place, where
homo-cooked food, everything the
market affords, will bo prepared and
served in a clean, eatable style. Reg
ular dinner and short orders.
iTENNIS CLUB MOLDS
ITS ANNUAL MEETING
OIHcers He-elected Additional Mem
bers Are Sought.
white carnations, those colors being
tho color scheme Many useful gift
were received by tho gentleman. The
hitter part of tho evening was pleas
antly spent in playing games and lis
tening to vocal and Instrumental
music, the latter being rendered by
MIkh Dorothy Fowler and Miss Jen
nie Link. Mr. Fowler was bom In
Uulnler on tho 27th of March, IS4N.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ('.
C. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. ike Link,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter. Mr and
Mrs. Orvlllo Link. Mrs. Ilert Itlshop,
Garnet liishop, Edward and Elton
Hunter, Genevieve and Veslu Fow
ler, Iris Link, Walter Fowler, Dor
othy Fowler, Jennln Link, limner
Gwln, Klorene Fowler, Albei t I ten
derling, Mr. anil Mrs. Ernest (iwln,
Mrs. Olivo Hunter and Thos. Hauler.
I'lii'lulincd Lelter.
Tho following letters were remain
ing unclaimed at the Si. Helens, Ore
gon, postotlieo fur the week ending
March 27, 1915: Mr. K. II. Chirk,
Mr. Gordon Mcintosh, Mr. Charley
Morris, NIIh Potter I'ettersmi, Mr.
t'hurles Peterson. Letters unclaimed
hy April 10, 191", will he sent to the
deadletlor oltlco. Iva E. Dndd, I. M.
llllltS.
lline At Trenholm. March .10, to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Hue, a son.
Soderberg At llachelor Flat,
March 2S. to Mr. and Mrs. William
Soderberg, a son.
Hip Vun Winkle next Wednesday
night at the Columbia Theatre.
The St. Helens Tennis Club held a
meeting Wednesday night. A record
of tho receipts and expenses of the
club since its organization, was sub
mitted by the secretary, J. S. Allen,
and the financial standing of the club
was found to be very satisfactory. L.
R. Rutherford was re-elected presi
dent for the ensuing year and II. J.
Turner, secretary.
There is room for a limited num
ber of new members, and anyono do
siring to join should hand their name
to some member. The fees for tho
year are five dollars for men, and
three dollars and fifty cents for la-
Hr. Lowe will
Helens Hotel,
Ore., April 15.
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M.KfTln.N XOTIl 10.
WILL CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
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MR. AND MRS. II. P. WATKINS.
Tomorrow, April 3, will occur the fiftieth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Watklns, of this city. On that even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Watklns will be at home to their friends. They
were married in Clarke county, Washington, April 3, 1865 and
on October 2, 1880, removed to St. Helens, whore they have re
sided continuously. Mr. and Mrs. Watklns have occupied an
important place in the social and business life of the community
during their residence here. They reared to manhood and woman
hood two daughters and two sons, the latter being the only ones of
their six children living, Fred and Glen Watklns, both of this city
Their grandson, Kenneth Pratt, resides with his grandparents
Mr. Watklns was born January 25, 1830, and Is therefore in his
eightieth year. Mrs. Watklns is his Junior by about fifteen years
having been born October 3, 1850. Mr. Watklns has served as
Justice of the Peace of this precinct for several years, is at pres
ent city treasurer, and has been nominated to succeed himself in
that position.
of the Sunday school. Midweek ser
vices and quarterly meeting of the
church Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Everybody Is welcome at all the serv
ices of this church. F. J. Meyer,
minister.
Notice Is hereby given that the
regular city election fur the city of
St. Helens. Oregon, will be held on
Monday, the f,th day of April. I91f,
beginning at S o'clock n. in. ami
closing at 8 o'clock p. m., fur the
purpose of electing one Mayor, two
Co u n ril men, one City Treasurer mid
one Water Commissioner.
Voting I 'he ex.
Ward No. 1 City Hall, East St.
Helens.
Ward No. 2 - West St. Helens
(former Town Hall of lloullon).
Given under my hand and seal of
said city. E K. yl'ICK, Recorder.
Dated March 25. 1915.
MINSTREL SHOW IS
PLAN OF ATHLETES
Members of Sunset Alliletle Club
Have llnlorloliimoiil In Htorr.
At a meeting of the members of
tho Sunset Amateur Athletlo Club
held Thursday night. It wim derided
to give a minstrel show In tho near
future. Their plan Is to call to their
assistance every minstrel character
in the community, enter at once upon
rehearsalH niul put up Hi" best show
ever seen on the lower river. We'll
hct dollars o doughnut they nilc-reed.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
For Sale Thirty-six iimall pigs.
Geo. Perry, Iloiilton, Ore., MchUtf
For Sale Ono Jersey cow, fresh
soon; (). I. C. brood sows; seed oats.
A. L. Larson, Warren, Ore. MHItf
For Sale Good nillcli cow, will he
fresh in August, Iiiirham ami II. d
stein. Teddy ilerg, Warren Ore. AM!t
For Sale Four
llolsteln bull. II.
Island, Ore.,
fresh cows, one
J. Keelan, I leer
Mchf.lf
For Sale Haled timet liy hav. oat
straw nnd seed oats. r. O ,a,.
gren. Warren, Oregon, phone ln:'-7
Mchfitf
For 'Sale,- Eggs for hatchli;,.
dlan Kunner Ducks. White Holland
Turkeys, IoIoiiho (loose. C. H u,
St. I lolnns, Oro. A2-IU '
I-or Itent New cottage, near Ital
ian Importing C0.'s store, St Helen,,
Inquire H. J. Anderson. Miieklr
ranch. , A1'
'alves Wanted Twenty yearllnit
calves, cheap, for beef H,.k. no I, r
seys. Address box 210, St. Hole,,,,
Uro- Mchliitf
For Sale A i.i, it.. ... !
I-ryplantsaMeair'Aloy
aZ'"'o u'UhT 'u""1""
ouce Co., St. Helens. Mchl9if
Services In observation of Passion
Week have been conducted at the M.
E. Church every evening this week,
closing tonight (Friday) with sacra
ment service. Special music will be
rendered. The young men's class Is
having an apartment finished and
furnished In the church, which will
afford better classroom facilities.
dies. A special rate was made to the
High School students of seventy-five
cents for the privilege of using the
courts until the cloa of school and
any who desire to continue their
membership through the summor
may do so by paying the balance of
the regular fees.
REUBEN.
I. S. Withrow, superintendent of
tho Columbia Timber Company's
camps, returned homo from the hos
pital last Saturday, where he had
gone a few days before suffering
from tho efforts of Injuries sustained
in loading logs. He la going about
M?r w8h"1"l Wonder and
white New Zealand seed oats tin
varieties that yield big cr.,; also a
few milch cows and brood sows ("
J. Larson, Warren, Ore. Mchl2tf
Wanted Fresh Cows Wo will huv
your fresh cows If tost Is ZZ ct
ory, or jell you one. Write o, p L
Uover Hill Farm, Deer Island, Orn.
Mchfitf
This office has Just added a quan
tlty of new material to Its e i ,,-
ln 0grt,,VnB,,K0Ut "' 'rclHi' S,
print ng we are prepared t
handle all classes of print ng ti
most modern manner and wMI gu r
ntitoa service and quality K r"
thnFOrT,SUle"7.Two Bfi''lnrHl,lps in
nc.nooi. one complete course nn.i
one partial course. Would Mko i
take this ,n,ut)r u ,,.ul ,. 'k"'
mile fr,m IJTL r,u """-Hiarler
on-half acr In cu Uvat.on Z
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mom Co., St. Helens, Oro. Mch20-tt
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Helen M.i 1 1 hi il Henry, wife of S.
t'. Henry, died In this city Inst Wed
nesday, March 111, nt the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Magnus Saxon, after A long
Illness. Mrs. Henry was born In Hus
ton, Mass , March 15, I Nil I, nud will
51 years and HI days of ago. Klin
was married In San Francisco In
1SS7, coming to St. Helen III 1800,
where her home has been over lnco,
She was a woman much admired by
her clone friends fur hor lllliliy splen
did traits of character. Heslitos her
husband she loaves linn sister. Throe
nieces iiIho survive, residing III Hun
FrmiclMco.
hold at tho
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New Restaarr
RE-OPENING of
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WHERE DO YOU PLANT
YOUR DOLLARS?
In planting Toil are careful to put
the right crops In the right pluco.
You don't ulna your eyes nod put In
any old crop in uuy old soil. You
put your n Is Into soil thai Is bent
lined for them, llow nro you plant
ing your dollars? There's as much
iltn", mice Iu hanks as there Is In
toils. The Columbia County Hank U
the Hank of IVrtoiial Service. Wo
H inly the Individual lieeiln of our CI1R-loim-rs
that is your own needs,
Your dollars do,on!tcd hern will
thrive. Jl otiens un account with us.
Columbia County Bank
01.DI.ST IN TIIK COUNTY
ST. HELENS. OPE.
V.'c pay 4 per rent. Intercut ;n ,lr
Savings Department. '
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& ' GOODS OF QUALITY"
I'Hom: so. :i
in tii i:n k r.tmiiMi
New Spring Goods
ur new Spring and Hummer lire ioiU are liMA ui
e think wi. ,1IV nrlgli t fw proinl of thnii. They are 11
cholce-.l patterns, select,. froin (liouwiiiiU of samples, run.l4
in of mad-rial. In I l.. VOII.I'.. ( lil I'l'., OlWJASPIE.
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We Lnou yon nill lulmlro llieo l.eiiutlfiil iIi nIkiis, wl I
vile you l,i rail nnil m-o Hie iilimt wlect palterns of Ihe ft
oim latest iimtcrinlt.
We made u smn lal oil Jei-t In wcuie gomlt that reukl I
wild M a very reiiHoiuildn price.
Quality First Always
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Williams & Hall Co
RED RIBBON
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Peaches, Is,
Apricots, Is,
Pineapple, Is
Williams & Hall Company
HONESTY IS OUR TOLICY. I
QUALITY OUR MOTTO $
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