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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1015 8. I & 8. TIME TABLE. k South Bound. Rainier Local North Bound. Rainier Local . 8:00a. m. ll:0S-a. m. 8:27 p. m. 8:43 p. in. 9:09 a. m. 1:33 p. m. 6:18 p. m. 7:06 p. m. . MIST MISTINGS jj Nogro minstrels tonight. Mrs. D. T. Cngle spent Friday in Portland. James O'Connor was a Portlanc visitor Thursday. C. C. Cassatt waa a business visitor to Tortland Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Ross were Port land visitors Wednesday.- " Rosco Kellogg of Kalama, spent Thursday here visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillard and family spent the holiday In Portland C. E. Ostrander spent the Thanks giving day with his mother In Sale Mrs. L. Chase and Mrs. El Crouse were Portland phflaPTs Fri day. HomeiBT;eBro minstrels to nighWSarcgular button-busting pro gram. i tolWBH 1 1 1 1 1 1 O Mrs. Lawrence Holman spent the past week here. Mrs. Payne of Sauvles Island, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiser. Mlsa Ora McCalllster of Portland, spent the weok end -at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Isbister. Miss Leon a Perkins returned honn Monday evening from San Francisco, where she has been tor the past three weeks. Fred Watkins has resigned his office of constable and the court has appointed It. J. Southard as his suc cessor. Mr. and Mrs. Hofmau entertained members of tho family Tuesday In honor of the birthday of their moth er, Mrs. Isbister. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Dluham spent Thanksgiving day In Hlllsboro, at tho home of Mrs. Dinham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hurley." A supply of Red Cross stamps have been received and will be placed on sale at various stores. Particu lars will be given next week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reed of Stan- ion, Mich., are visiting at the home of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Elon Felton and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reed in this city. Mrs. H. W. Christie will be glad to receive .fyer many friends once again. TVwrrTei.glnd t0 know that she State Senator Geo. McBride oLEfnow sufficiently recovered to ride Portland, was a business visitor jfu I to Dr. Black's to receive treatment St. Helens Tuesday. - 1 Tho Oswald Demine spent Thursday iv the home of his parents, Mr. n A. J. Demtng, Mr. aud j&f&tty Parker spent ThursdaeSl the home of Mr. and MrsvJ. Muckie. Mrs. S. A. Lynge of Portland, spent a few days here this week looking after her property interests. Miss Lulu George of Port ' spent Thanksgiving her Daren t s3ietrZa M rs. A George, i 5 After a two weeks' visit to Sun Francisco and praln. Or., Miss Le ona PerklniJeturncd home Sunday ntgui. Mr. and mook, spe several ing the weeVas the guests Gage and Mrs. S. N. BiTwc of Deer Island accompanied by Shaffer of Swirtsburg, THKSSBTliie week end here visiting friends. Mrs. L. R. Farrla and children ol Portland, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Muckie, this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Barnett return ed home Sunday, after a short honey moon, and will be at home to their friends after Dec. 15. Fred Morgus ana Cecil Ross came home Wednesday to spend Thanks giving vacation with their parents. Fred and Cecil are attending Oregon Tniversity this year. Waldon Dillard spent Thanksgiv ing day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillard of this place. Waldon is attending the Pacific Uni versity. Rev. J. West Thompson and Mrs Frank James of Portland, spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr and Mrs. C'lias. Thompson of Cassi nau street. New cement crossings have been put down on tho Chas. Muckie cor ner. It will be necessary to grade up to the crossings before they can be used successfully. The big timber insurance case at Kalama Is still dragging along. Evi dence has been introduced for six weeks and numerous other witnesses are still to be heard. attended the football frit;llWrPortland Wednesday from ere were Dr. W. R. Dlnham, E. C. Laws. C. C. Cassatt, Reese Hall, Pete Brakke, Harley Turner and F. J. Hiloy. Mrs. J. S. Mace, formerly of this place, and Mrs. Newton of Eugene, spenttpWTek end with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mace will leave soon r San Francisco, wuere sno win make her future home. Owing to the big timber trial now in progress at Astoria, Judge Eakin was unahlto hold court here at the appotjrfKl TJaie. The jury and wit- 5 were Moused until Pec. 13. s. Rosentt had for Tlianks- ing guests Dwwnd Mrs. L. Ricun Portland, Mr.Tfcd Mrs. J. K. 'vy and daughterXLucllle, Mr. and M. Rlcen and klldreu, Edg;ir nd Holen of Rainier. Joe Kelley has rcnteuxihe Rupert building, next to the baniwhlch he will use for a carpenter sh. A new front has been put In, win gives the building a much more idern appearance. The burning of a chimney In the residence of Chas. Muckie Saturday afternoon at about 4 o'clock, caused a good deal of excitement for a few minutes. Dense, black smoke Issued from the chimney, which was fol lowed by flames several feet In height- No damage. The M. B. church is having con siderable trouble in securing efficient heat to make the auditorium com fortable. The trouble seems to be with the plumbing, and it is the in tention to have the matter adjusted before another Sunday. A bunch of Dokies chartered a car Tuesday evening and went to Port land and attended lodge with Ivan hoe. Tills is the K. of P. social de gree and the boys report a hot time In the old town that night. The annual school election Tues day did not create very much Interest as It is generally understood that the school affairs of St. Helens are in careful and competent hands. The budget was published for the benefit of the taxpayers of the district and an 8 mill tax was voted. Mr. Rouse visited In Portland sev eral days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Baker enjoyed Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs. Kate Ferry and fumlly, in Port land. John Philip has rocolvod from the management of the Portland Land Show a flno bronio medal in a silk lined case, In recognition of tho dis play made by Columbia county at tho Land Show. It is a very artistic piece of metal, and whtlo Columbia county was pretty well down along tho line. It shows a comiuunduliU spirit of enterprise and that wo are In the running. The modal will he placed with others in the nrchtvoB at the court house. The St. Helens Automobile Club was organised last Tuesday evonlng, with a good charter membership. Dr J. L. Zipperer was elected president, Frank Shepherd, secretary, and the Columbia County Bunk, treasurer The object of tho association is tn improve tho Columbia highway tt the Multnomah county line during tho wluter, until county fauds'nrc available. It is a good movo and some needed work can be dono right now. The concert given by Prof. Chariot South at Guild hall Wednesday evon lng, was highly appreciated by our music loving citizens. Prof. South is certainly an artist. Ho was ac companled by Dr. Emit Euna. St. Helens High School has tin distinction of having as a member ol tho faculty the state secretary of the Hoys' Conference association of Ore gou and Idaho. Prof. C. E. Ostrand or was' elected to that office at the tenth annual conference, hold at S.ilem Inst week. CHURCHES. Congregational Church, 10 a. m., Ulblo school; 11 a. m. "THE IKON GATE." Wo may stand and knock at men's hearts 'till our own ache; but no opening 'til' Christ comes. He can fit a key to all the cross words of the will, and with sweet efficacy open it, without anj forco and violence. C:30 p. in. Christian Endeavor; topic, "Goldei. Fruit from the Proper Life." Leader Mario Walker; 7:30 p. m "DoKi SCIENCE CONFLICT THE UIIILI CAL IDEAS OF GOD. MAN AN I THE WOULD?" John Foster, Pli 11., B. D., Minister. M. K. Churcli. Sunday school 10 a. m.; prourhlnp 11 a. m theme: THE Sl'HUT FILL ED LIFE. Epworth League 6:.10 p m., leader, Clarenco Gwln; Evening service 7:30 p. m. This will be n platform, meeting at which six younc men who attended tho Older Boys' conference in Salem, will speak upon the good things they heard and learn ed at tho conference. Thero will he special music by the choir and an excellent song service. You will en joy all these Interesting meetings il you come. F. N. Sandlfur. Mil. IXVKSTOK, LOOK AT THIS. TONIGHT 1 FRIDAY, DEC. 3rd, 1915 CITY HALL, ST. HELENS Do You Know That the largest realty deal mnde in St. Helens in recent years was made just a short time ago. Do You Know That the property bought is just adjoining RAILROAD ADDITION. Don't You Think That this realty deal means some thing to the town and that A Ixt in Railroad Addition Is Just about the safest and surest Investment you can now make. Good lots from 0.00 to $150.00. Easy payment. Call on A. T. Laws, Manager St. Helens Improvement Company, Hewitt Building. Kee-p your eye on Railroad Addition. NIGGER MINSTRELS JOKES, SONGS, DANCES, SPECIALTIES BENEFIT Firemen and Muts J RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE AT THE MUCKLE DEPARTMENT STORE. ADMISSION, 35c and 25c. EVERYBODY COME MARGARET AXXE KISK Instruction in MukIc Education, Piano. Will he at St. Helens hotel Snturday Dec. 11. Prospectlvo pu pils please send card to 715 Multno mah street, Portland, Ore. Terms, $1.00 per lesson. EIItE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and insure your property in the Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMlnn ville, Oregon. Don't put It off. MchGtf - W. L. WARREN. Agent. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the County i;ourt or Columbia county, Oregon, at the Court House at St. Helens, Oregon, until 2 p, m.. December 18. 1916, and then opened, for the fol lowing road improvement: L. R. Frlnk Road, District No. 1. Plans and specifications are nn fllo and may be examined In the office of the County Clerk. All bids shall he mado on blanks furnished with the specifications. Each bidder shall deposit with his bid a certified cheek for five per cent of the amount of his bid, which shall be forfeited to the County In case the award is made to him otid he shall fall, neglect, or refuse for a period of five days after such award is mnde to enter into a contract and file the required bond. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. A. F. BARNETT, County Clork, SCAPPOOSE. Mr. Hilts visited his homo at Shorldun over Sunday. Mrs. Haven of Uoblo, is visiting at tho home of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Handstrom. ' Miss Clara Me Till of Portland, spent a few days with her Bister, Mrs. Geo. Rhodes. Miss Vera Tipton of Hillshoro. has leou visiting her slHter, Miss Ruby tho past week. Boh Hubert was a visitor in Siap- pooio last Sunday. Seems uuturnl: -.0 see Bob again. Mr. Loomls, tho truck driver, hud1 nu accident lut.1 week In which hoi sprained ills arm. Mrs. E. M. Watts and daughter, Maud, spent tho national holiday with friend:! In Portland. Miss Hut't Human returned to par lnko of the generosity of her father's liouseliold nt Thanksgiving time. I. . WlkMroni Is building a ne 'i iso on his farm on tl u billable aim xpocts to movo his family there for tho winter. Miss Ellnreo Butler Came lwyuo from Co. v. -Ills for a few d iya, rcliirn--. f..r '. !u I. n t Wr.'lnc d i Blio ex pects to luinalii thru thid winter. j Mrs. John Tompkins, who fell on ho board walk at St. Helens a few j weeks ago, Is not. Improving satis- factorlly; In f..rt her condition Is in it (i serioui. Tho young people spent a pleas- j uit evening at tho home of J. B. J Duncan last Friday. Games und a : general good tliuo were the order order of tho evening. , j Norman Miller always appears at hme for fin holiday dinner and put j n his appearance Jimt nt tho right: 'Ime last week. ! i Dr. Iliatchford and family were iruests nt the home of Chns. Do Graff o In Portland last Thursday, the children remaining to romp with .roiialns for a few days. Tho Getchell family entertained Mrs. M. D. Held and family, Mr. and '.Irs. Leo Duffy and children, "Mr. and Mrs. James Hello and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Commlnky, all of Portland, lust i'Iiii rsuny. Chf.s. Leonard, O. A. C. student, pent iioverul days nt homo aud lames Leonard, stutlon ngent at Bur nett, alco sp-'nt Thankxglvliig with its family and Is hnvlng a few days' vacation. D. W. Prleo end family spent Thursday with Itoy Price and wife In Portland. While motoring up they lr.nl an accident. Au oil truck ran into their wheel and smushud It up 30IIIO. Mrs. Bossie Stanton reports that die was remembered kindly by her fi lends last Thursday. Mirny aud de licious were tho S.ilntles presented. Mr. Al Harrison of St. Helens, sent her a box of groceries, canned goods, confectionery and almost everything i:ood to ent of which ono could. Al though confined to her bed yet, she bud many things for which to he thankful. Miss Athllne Tolly spent the week i nd at homo. She and the other -numbers of tho family spent Friday in Portland ijn a shopping expedition. Uttle Miss May returned with Miss Tolly to Beaver Vullcy to visit a week. D. W. Price had a birthday Sunday, Iro a dinner for tho' occasion. We won't mention how many candles decorated the cake, hut we thought ho had forgotten to have birthdays. Tho taxpayers of this district turned out enmasAo to vote tax or no lax of half a mill to open up the highway from Sc.tppooso to Iloney min crossing. The count showed 23 for tax ;tnd 4C against. A few of the South Scappnosc yuung folks gave Victor Watts a sur prlKO Friday night. However, Victor was game and when ho saw a sign of -urprlse ho hid outsldo till ho found an opportunity, then ho opened tho front door, slipped up stnlrs and left everybody guessing what had become of him. In duo time ho walked down stajrs, dressed In his party clothes. Then somebody else were surprised. On their way home from tho Pan ama Pacific exposition to tholr res pective districts, John W. Bheppard, manager of tho Scattlo branch of tho DoLaval Dairy Supply Co., and his Northwest corps of salesmen, E. A. Thorbu of Paget Sound; J. W. Crane of Eastern Washington ; J. Waldo C'rans of Spokane; C, A. Stnlil of South Idaho; F. L. Wright of Kast irn Oregon; T. F. Eagnn of Western Oregon and L. O, (illlard, sales mnn flger of tho James Mfg. Co., of Fort Mklnson, Wis., called at the Uhlmnn farm the first of tho week to Inspect their now modern dairy barn. All voted that it was an inspiration and etcoiiragement. to work harder for the Installing of more of their con venient and sanitary barn equipments. YANKTON. A danco was given on Thanksgiv ing evening In tho Hod Men's hull. Her. Burns, who conducted servi ces In the church during tho past two weeks, was entertained In tho home of Mr. Ilushoug. A farm wagon loaded with pro duce was given Itov. Woods by the Yankton people as a Thanksgiving offering. Mr. Owens and Miss Merrill, form er teachers of the Yankton schools, visited the Hydo fumlly on Thanks giving day and attended the service in tho Grange hall in tho afternoon. A special meeting was held In the school house on the evening of Nov. 29, and a seven mill school tax was voted for this school district, Charles Lovelt and family have moved from Portland to their Yank ton farm. A Thanksgiving dinner and nervlco was given Nov, 25, in tho Grange hall, by tho Yankton church. Mrs. Stewart returned homo nflot an absence of somn months, owing to sickness. Look Herei BOYS AND GIRLS Save your tickets until ChrUtiiisH Kv and the boy Unit iHviirm the largeot niiinliw III value will lo ghen a flue pair of xUatOH, nml the girl big heuiiliful doll, at EDDIE'S PLACE NOTICE OK Hlll:it ..H M , In tho Circuit Conn of u,, Bl Oregon, for Columbia. (' ,,, " . Pnrmnly. nlalnilfr ." U Co ",UW 1 COH111...1. Frank Hchmltt defendants. Under am? sn execution in foro,-i,urT'r out of the sbova named ( W,' above entitled cause. on iiT. ?;!' " of November. liG, pu judgment, decree a Z rendered and ento(e, , on uuiuoer no, IK1B, In . ,,: "' foreclosure suit, wherfh, ihsK" recoveron judgment uKutiiHt i Z ; fendant W. E. Uull.l r... $300.00 with interest rate of 8 nor cum ." ' September 6. 1914, for m O1 ney's foes; for $83.82 tux,,. Lu' tne mortgaged nremii 1S.60 costs. coimmuMiii,. 2 muke sule of tho following A,.J real property in Columbia (W Oregon, to-wlt: i,u inf,MI Block 30. In the t:(y of ,""' ns tho same appear on the 0fZ plat on Ilia In the oHlo t tli (w Clerk of said County. ull",lo' Now. therefore, tioli u betel given that on Monday, llsw-mlief i 1116. at II o'clock A. M, ?, front door of the Court House Helens. Columbia County, Ororoo. will, in obedience to Kt Mec order and dncreo, sell ut nubllcu Hon. subject to redumption, to tl .ilglieitt bidder, for rash, ill the ri.u title and Interest Ue :,J dofundsn now hnvo. or either of tlu-m hu,i hud on the Clh day of IS 11, tho date of mild morlKw , snd to suld real property, to wi'bi Mild execution, Judgment, Inlrrw costs and accruing route. Dated November 2t). I15. K. C. HTANWOOn, 8lierllt of Columbia t iiiinty, Orpp First publication November I 1916. Ijist publication December t 116. A ticket with every piircliuMC. TRY OUR WANT ADS For Hent ImO aero farm, two tulles from Ileavciton; ono mile from electric car lino W.lon; 40 acres of good, tillable land, 10 neres In pas ture and timber. A great barguln at $250 per year. See St. Helens Im provement Co. 4G-tf. For Sule A quantity of hlmnluy berry plunts, nt 4 cents each. Apply Columbia lilver Canning & Pro duce Co., St. Helens. MchlStf Wanted Fresh Cows Wo will buy your fresh cows if test is satisfact ory, or sell you ono. Write or phone Clover Hill Kurm. Deer Island. Ore gon. Mchtkf NtrTICK TO ItKIHTulW. In the matter of the estate ol (It euro Eugeno Thorp, dement. K lice la hereby given by the indt signed administratrix of the ilm named estate, to tho creditor! of u to all persons hnvlng clnimi tulii the said estate to present their m pecllve claims properly verified let! said administratrix nt the lew oJ. of Glen H. Metskur, in the Colsal County Bunk building, Rt. HtW Oregon, tho same being th plutli the transaction of the bunlDMt I said estate, said clulms to U r sented within six niunt lis from II data of the publication of llilnou to-wit: within six nionthi froa tl tth day of November, 1V1S, CI. AHA TIIOIIP, Administratrix of the Estate of Cla encn Eugene Thorp, Demiei Glen R. Metsker, Attorney lor Ai intnlMtratrlx. H Tho Negro minstrels tonight Is f tho benefit of charity. JAS. MUCKLE 4 SON "Goods of Quality" HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS OF LEATHER GOODS I.crttlu r Goods make excellent ijifts. Many iiwfl articles can lie found here for Xmns shoppers. SEWING BAGS Silk lined, filled witli all necessary articles for seam stress. 1'ricc $2.5(1. MANICURE SET Pearl handles, seven pieces, leather cover. Price P$ TRAVELING SET ToiUi set for men, very compact and handy. Pf'ce $1.50. HAND BAGS Different sizes and shapes, $1.00 and np. Many other suitable articles for useful k f t s. WELL, DO YOU KNOW llonnott has changed locations? If you do not, call nnd see his now hnrhor shop opposite tho Ht. Unions lintel In tho new Hewitt building. A rani shoo shlno nt Uennolt's. Seasonable Dainties at Prices That Are Right Tills tdore offers the first of this season's goodie Invites you to liiHiei-t them. How nice It Is, on tn full iilghtH, to have a full larder, both for your os pleasure anil for the iiiioximnUmI guest. THE "RED RIBBON STORE." "Ht. Widens Exclusive Handlers of Every il " B,t" Williams & HaJl Co. Wo suggest Unit you stock up with tlic following Tho goods are fresh. l'lno Imported CurriintH, at lifvf llvd UllilHin ItaiHlns, at ri"l New California Cluster lUilslns, nt fv Atmore's Mince Meat, nt 'Z . New Dates, at ,2 Our Walnuts, Almonds, Ilrnxlls and Filberts are " this year's slock. Now Is the time to lay In y"r ""I'l"'" I'DltHONWL ATTENTION C'OUHTEOUH TUEATMKNT
