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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1916)
CORRESPONDENCE i 3 lug a bungalow on tlio samo. Mr. and Mra. Hummer like West St. Hel ens anil expect to make their home here for some time to come. WEST ST. HELENS Mr. Pace hus also bought a lot ami mouth summer school. Tho Canyon school dlstclrt lielil expects to build on tho sumo in the Miss lleth Terry, who has taught j near future Other improvements are t,lelr moolillK nlst Monday in the St. Helens school lor -ne pnsi being spoken of. Already tho pros year, It ft on Monday for Monmouth, j pect of returning prosperity under Oregon, where she will attend a sum- j a ltepubllcan president is being not nier school. Miss Terry will be , h-ed. ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 23. 1916 ....... i i i.ri Tuesday to take Mis, tloHrudo Vollans was oper- ' llted upon las, Thursday u. Go-hT. m ,M War,l,1 S,im,rltan l.orpltnl for adenoids, h ho i I. . also waa suffering Uh tosl..l. She fri, ml, ;; ( , r,((, was able to return to her no on JZi, ,, vIhI.ci. Mrs. Saturday. .!,,.., ,,..,ii,t returuliiK Him- A imrlv was given .Mis. M. K. Sliatto at her home in Eolith Scappoime. Juno Those ioi,t wero Mr. ai.d Mrs. Iseewj. Mrs. Polly Anderson is visiting friends in Portland this week. Miss Athlino Tolly, Ollio and Irene Stoltenberg are enrolled at tho Mon- greatly missed in the city, for besides being a successful teacher iu our public school, sho has succeeded In building up a fine Hible class in the Sunday school of the Houlton M. E. church. A. T. Kiblln has lately Joined the aristocratic automobile company of West St. Helens, having last week purchased a fine auto. Mr. K. says that really "ho doesn't like to have the thing on the premises but that the young folks wanted it." It re minds us of the man who did not believe in going to the circus. He only went along to take the children. Ho has commenced the building of a Dr. Fuller, who left some time ago for the Coos Bay country, has de cided to return to West St. Helens, j Dr. Fuller will open her office here ! for tho practice of her profession. 1 She is well qualified for her profes- with tho result that Fred Kammeyer was elected director and V. 11. Shut to reelected clerk. Miss Gladys l'erry of Portland, Is visiting relatives and friends hero for r. few days. Government Inspector Lovegron of Washngton, D. ('., is here looking Into tho status of O. & C. H. U. laud Blon and will receive a welcome by B'- We hopo a lot of this land many who know her, some cf whom;'11 1)0 so'11 iml thereby open up a have boon treated by her whllo horo'int territory tributary to Scappoose. some time ago. j Tho road connecting tho E. M A letter was received tho other day; Watts rouil and the canyon road has bv one of our citzens which said that i been allowed and wo hone will be n new office for tho practice of den-j opened through in tho near future. a dainty luncheon was tal surgery would do opened in ouri A Fourth of July celebration Is city by a young doctor who has just j being planned. An old-tlmo neigh received his degree of I). D. S. Steps borhood bnsket picnic at the school i ,.i ! fi ;,-loon's nareiils. lloniil .I, , iv evening. Suiuruiiy ev.-in.m m'-ndcil the liri'i.hant high school ;il n ill ti I hamiiiel member of the alumni- M. and Mrs. M"K '"'"I "". ,lH' Cell. MIsh l.loiia mid Mr. Axel ol IWIlund. relatives of Mrs. Cllnl Mil r. visited the Miller and I.oouiIh faiullien Sunday. Tho lloy Seoul h with S.-outniasler palilgren went i-a in l ti K on the l Mid had and Mrs. Curl Tetz, Hay of Scappoose. .... .... ..it ...! ..,,t,l willio ciiriiuiiiiiiii " - heaiitiful nresents were received and j NIMMON COUNTY OF foi.liiHi. R T'l J. A. nre. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kammeyer and fam ily, Scappoose. Mr. and Mrs. Hart man. Miss Kloanor llartinaii, Mr. and Mrs. Uoy. Mr. und Mrs. Darling ami family. Mbs Margaret Sluinusen, Mr. Hoy Poffenherg. Miss Klberta Sluillo. ill of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Girt ltalnler: Mr. Sam m"n" . . .. .... I i.. i i .1... IU nf I he wee r Shatto. Mrs. N. Uri.liu ! il good time. e e;, - Decorations were of j an os-i tho wale. Minima, -v Mauy: The t'.vungeiii'iu .-um.iaj ......... will have their Children 8 Hay pro m.,i ; uraiii .siiiiuay evening. aro also being taken looking townrd house and a program, etc., in the fine garage. Tho black horse acts j mo establishment or an up to date atternoon Is the plan that is under as if he were jealous. drug store and the locating of a phy-l consideration. Ilev. Fred W. Snyder of Monroe, sician in West St. Helens. Mr. Tidcomhe Is quito 111 at pres- Oregon, arrived in the city on Sat- No nioro can our returning citizens out, which Is causing tho family much urday. Ho camo on a visit to his buy their railroad tickets to Houlton, uneasness. parents, Rev. and Mrs. Sanford Sny-jthat name having been relegated to Frank 1.. Smith drove about 100 der, preaching in his father's puipit ! innocuous desuetude. After this it's ; cattle to his big cattle ranch one day to be St. Helens. All right, that is this week. They will turn out u lot proper. Now for the needed city lni-1 of beef for the Portland market. turned to Monroe. Mr. Snyder's ser- provements so that the name, shall i Mr. Steel man of Sauvles Island, mon on the "Best Things" was very I not be shaded by unsightly walks moved his dairy herd to Warren for highly spoken of by many. If the and unsanitary buildings and dun-; high water pasture, powers that be should ever send gerous mud holes on Main street, j J. G. Watts and family were din Rev. F. W. Snyder to St. Helens he Let's have some civic pride. The' ner guests with the Johnston family will receive a hearty welcome. reputation of our united city will be, Monday evening. Children's day services wero cele- impaired if these unsightly conditions . Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Waterbury of on Sunday at 11 a. m. to a fine con gregation. On Wednesday he re- BACHELOR FLAT I'iiewirlis for sab r.t Noah's Ark. ... . Kl ...wl Mri aira. imiiiKiiiiiii.'i . " Cladl.oatt and daughter. Miss Opel. ! Grewell nn.l Klmer Duncan joined spent a very pleasant day with Mr. the Grange Tuesday evening. and Mrs C. C. Moyer last Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Dunloii and children are visiting .Mr. Diuiton k paronm iu Molulla a fi w days. Mrs. Fluid I'u.ey and sou nf ClatH Uanle, visited Mr. I'lucy'rt mother, re- bratcd In the Houlton M. E. church on Sunday, June 18, in the evening. A crowded house greeted the Sunday school. The services began with a processional by tho young ladies' class and prayer by the pastor. This was followed by an excellent pro gram of songs and recitations, all of which was excellently rendered. Miss Nettie A. Snyder, who had charge of tho arrangements for tho service, sang, by request, "The Holy City." This spng was greatly appreciated by tho audienco and was greeted with prolonged applac -.:. A t".r: reinr.rkii by the pastor and iibe.'ul collection concluded tho service. The church was beautifully dec.or.itcd. Croat credit ,is duo to the school nnd es- continue. Let clean up nnd mnkej Estacadu, visited with their daugh things attractive. We have the op-;ter, Mrs. Daii Gust, a few days last portunity, the ability; all we lack Is week, and Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hack the dsposition. j ett of Portland, also spent Sunday The Mexican situation is the thenio with Mrs. Gust, of much conversation among our clti- Frank Durbin and family of Salem, zens. Opinions pro and con are ex- nnd their daughter, Mrs. Jackjon, of changed, but all Beem to say, "Our j Chicago, 111., motored from Salem country, right or wrong; our country; in a liuick car one day last week to first and last." j visit tho Frakes family and see the barn, with a view to ordering the SCAPPOOSE latest "xtures for a large barn Mr. ' Durbin has under construction. Mr. Mrs. Alice Hattan and daughter! Durbin is one of the largo hop buy Ceno !nd Dorothy Webster of Port-Jers of the state. land, aro spending a few days at the1 Mrs. C. E. Ilarker nnd Eloise of Tiikomho hemu. lleaverton, visited at tho homo of Tho micsed Ada and Kate Weist, Dr. Hatfield over Sunday, ilarca Butler and Mr. Cuttingham Our annual school meeting was u lecially the committee who had tho of Portland, motored down last Sun- quiet affair Monday. Charles Kou- criansemcnts in charge. Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the Houlton M. E. church served straw berries, ico cream and cake with lemonado at the I. O. O. F, hall on Wednesday evening, June 14. A goodly company wero present. In addition to tho refreshments the company was entertained with sev er;;! selections of instrumental music lij' Mm. G. Wilson and some solos by Miss Nettie A. Snyder. And, Oh! awful to relate, there was a dance at a Methodist social the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett furnishing the entertainment. I not iced that even the preacher nnd the most sedate of the members applaud ed at the conclusion of the dance. P. S. Miss Bennett is barely two years old. Her entertainment was enthely unsolicited and unexpected, thou,.,ii greatly enjoyed by all. M. E. Hammer, who lately pur- day to dine with the Butler family, j tek was re-elected director and I). Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Ross and Crowley was elected clerk. Washington Muckle of St. Helens,! M- B- Grewell hao just finished wero in Scappooso Thursday to at-j painting tho Freeman cottage, for teiul tho funeral of Mrs. Ostertag. merly owned by G. B. Milloy. The Misues Edna and Beatrice Ho-j Mrs. M. Horon of Goblo, visited bert of Portland, were guests at the country home of Burt West all last wxiok. Miss Leonore Metcalf was reported on the sick list but is now improving. with her sister, Mrs. ('has. Sand strom, last Monday. P. A. Frakes moved Ills Holsteins to his high water ranch near Honey man crossing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Learard are again G. B. Milloy was doing business i in Scappoose. Ed has been working in the metropolis on Tuesday Joe Metcalf Hpcnt a week in As toria on business. at Fish Hawk In a lumber camp Mrs. Haggerty and daughter, from Chapman camp, Stindaycd in Scan- Mrs. Jessie McDonald and Miss ' poosc, taking in Children's day exer Muy Novak at Eugene and Mr. Wash- ciF.03 at tho church. burn and Mrs. Ada Holaday are scheduled for Berkeley for the cum mer school work. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company is repairing its old lino and also building its new line on the Col- cha.' -d :. lot in the city, is busy build-, umbia Highway. Dix Holaday has returned home, after finishing his bcIiooI work at Vancouver. Fred Burgdorffer of Mountain Dale, visited over Sunday with his brother, Clias. Burgdorffer, In South Scapposso. V Kit "117 A 11 . s. i men we jre oout to Celebrate the O GLORIOUS FOURTH Everybody will want to look their best that day. We carry everything a man needs to be dressed up for this occasion. Call and" look over our line of SUITS, HATS. SHOES, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, BELTS, SOX, ETC. Remember we are closing out our line of the well known make of "HART SCHAF FNER & MARX" Suits, as we found the. line already represented here, so will stock another make. You will find some dandy bargains in this line of clothing. Also all Hats bearing our former trade-name "SMITH'S TOGGERY" go at a big reduction. If you wish to save some money on good, reliable merchandise this is your chance. We will be pleased to show you our line whether you buy or not a our merchandise is up-to-the-minute in style, our prices are right and we will 'en ueavor to treat you right at any and all times. Smith's flea's Shop Everything in "Things That Men Wear" ST. HELENS, OREGON The latest arrival In tho Flat Is a new Ford at the home of Mr. Hen net. The family surely seems to he' enjoying It us well as some of their fi lends. Chester Suxton and Miss wero out for a Joy rldo Saturday eve-1 nlng, and barely escaped what might j have been a very serious accident. Something about tho harness gave way while they were descending i hill near St. Helens. Tlio horse be-: came frightened and got beyond con trol of Mr. Suxton. turning tho buggy over and throwing both parties out., Fortunately the lady was not hurt ' at all, while Mr. Suxton got a badly sprained wrist and his face looked j as though he hud met Jack Johnson. The horse, was not located till Dome; time next day, nnd 1 guess the buggy ' is still In the repair shop. 1 guess both parties prefer walking utter, this. Mr. Bunigurdner was down to) Clali.kanli) last week and purchased j seed pututoes from tho Delta K;ir- dens. Mr. Iluuigardiier thinks it a ' good Idea to change reed once in u ' while. Miss llilma Morton was ll.o e.ueKi ; of the Misses Helen ami 1 loreiice Larson Sunday. One of tho eniplo.ics in tho St. I Helens logging camp had the mlsfor-; " tune to get one of his feet very badly i s,m1''11 broposulu, addressed to the crushed this week. It Is not learned ! ZV'r'l'--If '"J'"' )lr"K""' , . . , , , ud endorsed 'I'ropoH.-i s for furnish- yet If any bones are broken. inir ,.PI1M,.,., rn,.w.. ..,.. I V OF COI.HMiiia U III burner .,.i...... 1'mbi.rgor, Defendant To Molllo Umborger. tlm'.i defendant: ' abo" Iu the name of tlia 8tati( goti. you are herel.v ..... . 7. .0 Mis. Krliksoii H u pear and answer tint p,lm,7! ugnlimt you In tli abn,, . BUlt, on or li..r.rn tha &t U,,"S UHl. !!. Buld day MniW alor tha uxplrutu.n 0f th j H the first publication of and If you fall ,0 plulnllff will ppiy , ,,"p''ti. the rell,f prayed fo? plaint, to-wlt for a dwrwof l dlsolvlni, tho marrluM Z'" heretofore and now oxl.ii,,. r?"1- thu plulnllff urn! dfndMtT!? nnd for uch other und tWi lief IIS to tho court HHvmnih i.. " equllublo. Tli In HUinmonii Is publUhed b. J der of Hun. J. A. Kukla. JuZSj ii uivii ..i.nii.,,1 '""WON teriul mi llin .! ... . "'! ..... .., , aune, I W. I.. I'OOI'KH, Attorney for w.i.. 920 t'l.an.ber of uj Portland, Oregon. 1 nrl pulillHhed June jj Lnsl publicatlou AunuiH, );, lr. II....... lt.. - imipi tli luave. Prlco II; fur kj driiKKlat. Little Porter LooiiiIh vlslled friends In Scappoose Wednenlay. Mr. and Mrs. Purler LooiiiIh, Mr. and Mrs. Thoinaii Grewell, Mlsse lliitllo und Inez. Ciewell, I rueniiiu TRY OUR WANT jtt Mrs. K. K. Ilaion. iaveri'1 days turning to her hum i Moiid '.y. Mm. Laura MeKay and family of -Vappoose vlslled her mother, Mm. Ilaion, Suuiliiy. Mrs. D'Spalu and Mrs Carrie und -It 1 1.1 ri ll of St. Helens vlslled Slilliliiy it the A. II. Tarhell homo. Mr. anil Mrs. Will Cooper and Fan- nlo were shopping Iu I'orilund Sat in day. T. A. llaher of I'ort litntl, visited Ills mother, Mrs. Charity Maker, Ulilt-' ,lll'- ! Nw G room house and lot h t url (.ulirlelsoii camo lioino lust ; Helens, flvo bliicks west from9li week froin ( niiias, Wash., where ho j ti:i hotel." fiUO UO cah, kJ has been worklni:. .r.00.00 ternm. TliU U hit tki The Kvangellcal Sunday Hchoi.l would cost to build the lioax ii..ii u ver pieaHitnt nine in a slruw-; present cost of mulerUl. C. U heny and lie cream social at (ho. K. ijicuii, Columbia City. Orifw. J r. 1 1 n i in : home, i Albert Larson mid ituughtern, :- Two good liilli h otw for c hleauor mid Myrtle, vKited a few will trade for beef uteik. SmU For Halo by owner. leritJ hiimii), close In. Kdwln y J For Halo, at it burKiiln: OwJ Ion plnno; one mower nnd rtki. burrow; ono plow nnd onedUtj ono up u n horses and good iJ Ono young coll and M luu, been. Apply to W. It. Qohml Mountain View tract, nno nllt J of Warren. days with relatives in Portland. i Wilaiu. Don't (oiupaie St lleim d.ilr) i milk ami cieiun without a iil.il .noun 107 NOTK i: TO COTlt (Toi:s For Sain or T radii. SU M oiii.e, convenient locallci; a .'. ihm, goutl li.iiil. ii Mid lures uJ ard. Iteuionahlii tertui. U4 relit inolie) buy oil a hoUift M C. Morton at Mist offlco. Tho Lund hrolhers have built a fine largo burn on their property in : the Flat. We are In hopes It will be! followed with a house. j Ouy Lllllch Is ulso building a shed. to put his hay In. For Hule 20 to 80 itri man llros old mill site at IM f or delivery between Kcuppoose' 1 l:)lH- Wni' """r'- und Multiiouiiih County line -b,r,u cubic yards of No. 2 crushed lock. i:t.r0 cubic yards of No. t crushed rock. for ilellvery between Mellrldii fill For a good job of ninKt'i pliisterliig, wrlto I.. K Gulkn. nler or Warren. lH Tlio rence around tlio school , '""--"uu norm or n-er Ixlmid. i grounds Is completed ,,t lust, mid It rJ "ul,"! yttr,lH of Ko- 2 "''"" i is il,.ei.l...l l.....r.. k. ., . . 11 eaii, iiml Mi'rv I'.n .i . riirk ciiimc yards of No , cr,.,ed j Uurbank 8,,,. V. nru an mi; ... m. . . ,i f I J For 8alo Shuilehiiid fl4 Seed Ont, American Wotidm teacher and pupils will take un Inter- 0-' ' ucl' "f "," l'"ve mi nil ,u, . r rst in the groiimlB there Is no reason : "' r""""'"'t'' m.iv ela why we cannot have , ... . ''i""'' .' .!? Y -I'l ! H ' utiiiiui . i uiii iv iiiiirr loose; milk cows. C. ldl -K, Warren. Ore. : July sth und at that For Kent-Suite of offlrtM iIko sleeiilm: rooms. ( CK until 2 o'r iirk IV M I'Jli'i. iiml ii.i...l,,ln,.r time will bo nuhllriJ opened and read. All proponilH must give mice nr...; I'lenty of money to Km M posed. Loth In writing mid In fir ! rate. No delay. K. It. Illckw res un, must be 1K,,1 by the 1,1,1 . ,..,., l.i.,,l i.il,,nl. On 1 W I M 11 1, r,.uu ' I der, school ground. Mrs. (iuy Lillieh was In St. Helens on business hint week. While there she visited with .r. ulll ,MrH M White. Mrs. Ada McAlester returned to her homo In tin. wt i ....... u i camp lust week, after an absence or )'" "'(am!,n,,, 1,1 the office (1f n,,,1 For Itont-A suite of olfla ouniy ( erk at St. Helens, Ore. in Hank HulldliiK. ColuniMft1 , , i noimi Willi r.aen ,, r Khali deposit with bis . i ''y '" Now Jack goes '-''I certified cheek, Zh or . ' """k' around looking us r,,,i ,, M surety boml for tlx, a,,.i' ! lirown over the thought of l,elt 1 !""?! 6!"'r l'''Mt "f bid, imyablnl '''' 8aln -lleglstereil JerW called papa. f" ".'! ' .tnmy1 t'l"rl. wtileli shall ,e ' and uls registered lloltlnk" W.o Suxton and Jo,,,, ,een awaM t l'Z )V' ''" I " ""ra on inelr way to ,h, ' '' or retuse, nrter a period Hhom's old farm with a fine herd of !' , 'l".yH n""r H"1'1 uwrl nm.lo. cattle, the wa((!r K(.U1K M;','tt """"'"t. and file ,o to drive them of, 0, , Th(( r,Khl will remain on Sliem's plu.0 tm uflfir! and all bids. J 1 nny tho water goes down. ! It. H. HATTA.V c ;.'':.. ''"VKV. Coin,o,,r: ' lias. White of West Kt. Helens PurchuHed a fine herd of cattle last week from It. I. Muslim. Tho school entertainment l.r(. ll8, Saturday was a grand success, both pupllH and teacher ,) outsiders worked hard to ,..!, ,. .... It Is supposed Miss ThomuK left u, Boon will of everybody, it i. ah i, . ' '""'i"lHloner. H. K. AllltV. Ii,.,,.!,.,,,... A. F. IIAIINKTT. County Clerk. 27-2 i VOTK'H .K'liO.N OF sho expects to teach year. OF C(tM I WOltK. Tl.o sclioo. meeting went off tJ n uyZuV 't" full house. Most ev b r e,t,o',;i::tr,m' '.'"V"" ""owed their lllll)rPHt . I ' "Lletlon of ,( worKi rlL,'!l!Lt. n":,,,lnB' Mr. Mrt was elected to fill n. ,., j Clerk i'opo an director ..,i ... .. . . mr In .i '-- linn HUH tlio offlc0 of tho County mr. iniriH.,....! was re-elected clerk. The-,doa 25-2 ""tailing heating phi,,t was vot i "own ut wu . 01" fattlih,ir,tl, day of Jn F, IIARNFTT f County Clork. WARREN I'ireworks at Noah'g Ark Mlss H,,)n Metier o, , vislllng llor ,unt( Mrg Q A Tlio annual school e,,cl,0I1 '1. 11,0 "l Imnso M,d y afternoon. A. H. (-,.,.... "n"')r nlwl.il -..-., wllH "Mocior, and .;im Kron re-elected clork I Mr. Loonils and Mr. Miller l,a,.(, ;'yOf dyallt0 toIJ(W J--M CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears I Inc Siiiaturo ol r- Dulil- E. A. Crouse Architect and Contractor n""H ,:" 'n .-urnlH,l COME TO EDDIE WOOD PLACE FOR CIGARS. T0BAW SOFT DRINKS. A Full Line of Candies Novelties ' Finest Pool and Billiari Tables in the city. All Hiiwii Cull nt Hutrf OiiiiImhi Trfiitm"' 8TOl'AT. ORCADIA HOTEL TIIOH. ISIIISTKH. riilckcn Pinner HiiiW.llV ii t mt u mt iu ll!It G. STAMPOLEl EXPERT SHOEMAi Next to Acorn' M HT. I1KI.KSS. OR -'"W ! lllll.) to blllhl.
