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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1916)
ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1916 rvnnnrcnnivTrvrTr,r Victor Wutts spent three days In Mrs. J. Huekloy uml iwo duugli Portlund visiting his cousin, George ' tors returned to Portland ufter spond- Hartnoss. Miss Maude Watts lias been report ed on the siek list for several days. J A letter from Mrs. 11. J. Franks, John Lambcrscn and wife of West who Is spending a fortnight at Shep- SCAPPOOSE St. Helens, were visiting at the home of Henry Lamhers on last Monday. Lewis Tayne of Portland, was look ing over the old homestead near the falls last Sunday. Oak Grove farm was visited by the owner, Clins. Hogele, last Sunday. Two carloads of potatoes have been shipped from hero to eastern states. Three hundred sacks wcro sent to Jacksonville, I ml. J. M. Garrison visited at the home of Ovide Garrison over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kdwiu Meese and two sons arrived Saturday night from Ola, Ark., and are visiting John Wat son and wife. They are on their way to their new home In California. herd's Springs with her daughter. Mrs. Lulu McLauchlan, states that they are having a delightful time and thoroughly enjoy lifo in a tent. A large crowd was out Sunday to bid I.orin Johnson, Watt l'rtce and Chns. Leonard good-bye, and waving hands and sobbing and sopping eyes with sponges was proof that their friends will miss them very much this year while tho boys are at the O. A. ('. storing their heads full of knowledge. DEER ISLAND Tho Peer Island Logging Co. will start operations soon. Several miles Mrs. O. M. Washburn attended the i of track have been laid and a largo reception for the teachers at Park ! crew of men and a gravel train are Rose last Monday night. ' putting the ballast on tho road. Operations at the Adams quarry have started to furnish crushed rock for the highway. Tho opening of school here has been delayed a week because Miss Eaton was unable to bo hero last Monday. Mert Leffert has gone to Portland Mrs. Woods of Moro, Wash., was the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hatfield. Mr. uud Mrs. Chas. McCumo and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Seifert of Portland, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Poole of California. are spending a few weeks at the; to attend high school. Paulsen home and looking about the i Marian Andress will continue his country for a location for a home, j work in the St. Helens high school We hope they will find a desirable 1 this year. place and settle among us. j Harold English returned to Port- L. G. Allen has returned from an land, where he will resume his eastern trip through Minnesota, Wis-1 studies as a senior in tho Lincoln consin, Indiana, Dakota and we don't! high school. know how many more states. How-j Jim Median was a Portland visitor ever, he visited relatives and his old j lust week. home stato for about two months; O. J. McConnell made a business and returns telling us that the crops 1 trip to Portland lust week, there are a failure except corn, which 1 Frank and Eugeno Keelun have will be good if the frost does not J returned to Portland. Frunk entered get j Heed college ns a sophomore, to con- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Price of Port-tiuuo his medical studies. Eugeno land, Sundayed with the D. W. Price will take up his duties as principal ,amil'- j of tho Kendall school, near Port- Clarence Coin of St. Helens, spent land. Sunday hero bidding farewell to his Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilrown are schoolmates, who were leaving for j planning an extensive trip through school this year. J the Eastern States. Thev will also A party was given Saturday night j visit Mrs. Brown's old homo In M te as a good-bye affair In honor of souri. Loren Johnson. A Jolly good time! Miss Eileen Murphy and brother was experienced by a big bunch of Leonard returned from Seasido after ing tho summer In boor Island. Miss Helen has resumed her duties as teacher In tho Portland schools uud Miss Ethel bus entered the state nor mal school at Monmouth. Mrs. Keonig has returned from Corvallts, after visiting friends uud relatives. Mrs. Keoulg Is a tulented pianist, a graduate of tho music de partment of tho O. A. C. It Is under stood she wlU give Instructions on tho piano to those desiring such this winter. Mr. Keoulg Is munuging the poultry department of the Clover Hill farm. Mr. and Mrs. Charles English mo tored to Multnomah falls and Bonne ville last Sunday. Vera Gallons underwent u serious operation last week. At this writing she Is getting along nicely. II. M. Hawley of the Clover Hill farm, spent last Sunday with friends at Oswego lake. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dodson and Mae Dodson have returned from the hop Holds. Judge McBrlde has returned to Sale in after a vacation spent on bis farm here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merrill uml family spent the day last week with Mrs. McBrlde and duughter, Mrs Newton. Mr. Hammer and sous have bar vested three crops of clover this sea son. Wo are proud to have such pro gresstvo farmers. Miss Wlsenbourno of Portland, has taken up her duties as principal of Canaan school. Mrs. Fred Gill and daughter Ernie uro visiting friends in St. Helens. John Buckley, surveyor for the Deer Island Logging Co., Is a Port land visitor. WARREN Warren school opened August 2S with un enrollment of US pupils. The teachers nru Clarence J. Uussell, principal uud high school; Hilda Muhr, grammar; Mary Thomas, In tel mediate; Mary IhilTlgren, primary. A great deal of Interest Is being iliowu by tho pupils In the coming county fair. . ... , I .... THO high school uiei lam rnoi( ifleriiooii and organized u student .iod. The officers elected for the lirsl semester are Walter Lund, presi dent; Alpheus Wellborn, vice presi dent; Lucy lliiesel, secretary treas urer. The student body voted to re tain I ho present school colors, pink .Hid green, pcrinuiioiAly. A. II. Turbell and family. I.uw reuce Tarbell uud son, Mrs. L. Tur hell and Mrs. May Brlggs took un auto trip to lllllsboro lust Sunday. Are tho roads eiii:i to Columbia .ouiity? Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsou of St. Hel ens, Mr. and Mrs. Morris and brother Harry, Buy Harms and Mr. uml Mrs. Lund were Initiated Into tho Grunge at the last meeting. Tho above bulletin Is furnished tho Mist by E. A. Heals of the I'nlted States weather bureau. In un effort to havo Colum bia divorced from the Joint (? Multnomah) senatorial dis trict, tho Mist Is going to wrllo each candidate for the legis lature asking his' support tow ards giving Columbia coun ty Justice. The Hulnler Re view has come to the aid of the Mist In this campaign, us huvo numerous Influential citi zens of the county. We will nccomplltdi that for which wo uro working because wo uro In tho right, notwithstanding Jack Kay's reniurk: "Wo have the votes and what are you going to do u lie ut It." It Is time to cut Duy and Amldon out. They nr no credit to this county, nor have they any interest III it. Pitt 1)S Milt SAI L TRENHOLM our young people. a two weeks' outlug. WHY EXPERIMENT? Bimiiis Flour In competition with ALL OTHER I'LOl RS received the highest possible awaru, ine uit..u I'KI.K ut runama-I'acific Intel national Exposition Use the best and you are always satisfied MASON, EHRMAN & CO., TRIcAoNND Cuts! Gashes! Exposed Fabric! Blow-outs! Prodium Proceta Rubber minimizes this trouble Prodium Process Rubber (the new tread used exclusively on Republic tires) is so tough that even newly crushed rock or sharp stones doesn t cut and gash it. It wears down as evenly and smoothly as a piece of fine steel. After miles of service it looks like new. It keeps water away from the fabric, prevents rottinB of the carcass of the tire, and makes premature blow-outs practically a thing of the past Get a sample strip of Prodium Process Rubber. Try to break if, lte the toughest, stongest tread stock ever used on a tire. REPUBLIC gggg! TIRES -I.n.p'-AN.AN'"WM,TREADS y. p.,ii -,;.tc Mailt In Ihm Slyluh Black 7Vad Demand them from your dealer, They sive r .' you service-sausiacnon j Miss Alice Wugler has returned to her homo ut Youngstown, Ohio, ufter an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. O. D. Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. 1". E. llrockwuy were receut visitors In l'ortlanil. hlton Kelly and family have moved to Jim Williams' place, near St. Helens. Mrs. I). Kowlor uud sons havo re turned from u week's visit in Port-land. Miss Ecie Evcrsuul Is at homo for a short visit before entering high school ut St. Helens. Mrs. Allco Johnson has returned to Portland ufter visiting her pur- ents, Mr. and Mrs. I). Fowler. Miss Agnes Ilrown spent several days in St. Helens recently. Ernest Kelley has moved his fam ily to Trenholm while ho works on tho road. II. E. Ilrown and fumily of Port land, motored to Trenholm Sunday to spend the day with Mr. Ilrown's parents, Mr. und Mrs. C. E. Drown NEHALEM VALLEY Weather Is nice when It isn't rain ing. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mow visited with Mr. and Mrs. K. McOraw Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. I.esly Hoss of Port land, camo In ngaln last week to try another hand ut tho game, but It rained so hard It was unpleasant to bo in the woods. Mrs. Wildmun went out to Custon Tuesday, returning Wednesday. Her father, I). Richard, camo with her to help during threshing. H. L. Wihlman is teaching the school at Strassel this term. lie opened school Monday morning. Tho Kistltes heard tho 9 o'clock ehool bell Monday morning. So that means that Miss Parr, tho new school tna'uin must bo getting busy. Quito a number of the ladles of tho neighborhood surprised tho men folks ut the Klst rock quarry last Thursday with a chicken dinner Everyone pronounced It a flno guth- irlng. Charles Itlchurd, who bus snunt '.ho lust eight years in Lou Angeles. Cal returned to the home lund Sun day evening. Ho says ho thought ho had left tho fog und dew behind. 0, no, Charley; plenty of It here mixed with a little sunshine and plenty of ruin. Mrs. Pete iiergerson hus been uulte '.II for a few days. Elmer Lavunder was thrown from his pony tho other day, getting hurt pretty badly. A by llendure is now working fori Mrs. Rosy Kyser-Widinor on Suuvles 00 lbs. 'or less 2c per lb. I 100 lbs. or moro 1 Vic per lb. ImImIIiI Wit lllluH Vlllir llll'.'IMllllf Hill III Al , I will tako orders for prunes uud ' Kev. Powers,.,, and wife of tl. e ,l""v"r """" wl'"" rlpo for cunning. Evangelical church, spent Sunday K,,r or,1"rH ,'" ",,""mI r,,U ,,r with Mr. uud Mrs. Iloesel and fnni-' ,,"1' 1""80 H"ml remittance with I order. Address Wm. Skule, War Earl llushong is now ut home In m'- '"" '" Vunkton, attending school. BACHELOR FLAT I- Str. IMLDA It.ito Ix't n ecu HL Helens anil PorUitnil, All cents one wny, 1H cents for the round trip. Ticket good until Um1. Host leaven St. Ilelcim 7:.V. III. Ui'tuinii'g Irsves Portland iM p, m. Arrive t St llelrni 4 4ft p. in. r I IIOOCHKIRK , ST. HELENS ROUTE j via WilUmall 31iitli , THE PEOHU BOAT STR. AMERICA Charles Hood man has sold his lit tle home In the Flat und he uud his mother soon expect to move to Cull fornlu. While wo will miss tho old neighbors wo are glad to welcome llui new one. Mr. und Mrs. Creen hind aro the purchasers. They ex pect to take possession ut once. Delmur Mastou has a new man lu camp -one that there Is not much danger of him discharging soon, und ho ulso says ho will board at his house Instead of camp. Delmur Is a very proud father. Wo understand mother und buby uro doing nicely. Mrs. Coodinun has been busy re ceiving cullers this week, us old friends huvo ull wished to spend u few pleasunt hours with her before' I.ouves Portland dully. -2:30 p. m shn leaves. ! ( Sunday 1 : 30 p. m ) Mi sb KU.rence l.nrs, s be uf-1 ft? ' ferlng with a very cevera uttack of Leaves St. Helens - - - 6:16 a. in. throul trouble but wo uro glad to Arrives Portland - - - 10:16 a. in. hour she Is much Improved. j H. HOLMAN. Agent Miss Madeline Thomas spent the Makes all wny landings. Whurf foot week's end with her idster. Miss Mary j A1(l;'r street. Phones: Muln 8323, Thomas of Warren, ut the homo of A'4"04- Mrs. J. Kurr. h UANIt WH.KIN8. St Helens Agent. Mrs. H. Musten, Mrs. II. Perkins. ZZZr- and Mrs. E. Hard were guests of Mrs. C I.illich Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Shattock of Port land, are guests of Mr uml Mr. n Popo this week. Mr. Greenland and family have taken possession of tho (loodinan place. Wo uro glad lo welcome the new neigh dors. Mr. uud Mrs. Jacohson uml Mrs Melglo motored to Portland lust week in Mr. Jacobsou 'a new Ford. I ho Sewing Club met with Mrs. . Ileeglo last week. There were not many present but thoso who uttended Hail a lovely time. Mrs. Iloeglo served a most appetizing lunch which everyone enjoyeil. Tho eh, I, .in meet with Mrs. Jacohson Hcntemher tho 2Sth. Call Joe Clark Passenger Service. For Light Towing. Day Calls at Fred Wat kins. Phone 28. Prompt and Satisfactory Service. Night Calls at Morgi.i Building. FIRE WEATHER WARNINGS Kuir Friday and probablv Sai.ir. Jay; temperatures n::-.r nr.i- light northeast to east winds. Don't burn slr.sl.lngB before October 1 I without a permit from a flro warden i J. W. Haggquist Cleaning Pressing All work done promptly and in first-class shape Give nie a trial Shop in Hewit Building, next door to Hotel Barber shop. YANKTON Mr. Markhunnn has bought an lutomobllo. IIo lives on a good road uid cun enjoy using It. Tho family of Wm. Slater will leave Yunkton this week. Tho new possessor of tho lund for merly owned by Willlum Sinter is busy clearing snmo. Ho expects to 'mild u good houso und muke other 'niprovnments. The tmlo wus made 'y Charles Whoelor of Portland. Miss Ilolle Shyrock loft Yankton to nil a position In a liospltul In I.os Angolos, Cal. Harvest Time in Oregon l'OCR-l).Y HORSK HIIOW RACKS CON'VKNTIo.NH 27th Woodmen uml Pioneers lo,tlnnl ly 20t!iHc,ilmvluI1 HJr See Your 55th State Fair This Year It's a Hummer Itoun.l Trip Ticket Halo Dulo TO SALEM W. Rainier nml Ht. ,, " m. Tickets ,,., f((P .;,., "I. o ihhI InHuHlve f o, t.r .,. EIGHT FAST TRAINS iw..u.,d Ha v1h (o Oregon Ulectil,. Ry. J- O. DIVENS, Agent, St. Helens TRY OUR WANT A1K Kor Halo Wlnl7rorrvl seed. J. W. Hux.o,,, Wurron fj 1 -4 Inist-Pearl MiinlMjnu7rr- Ht. Helens or on Pom,... . 1 " N reward If relumed ,u M, lu """" Ht Ht' high .e,!",' Wanted vute i..todRom MOtTS fuinlly; I,,,,,,,, References given. MirH more, St. Helens. Or,, N II Kor Halo-R,,,.,)ailir-r- W. HeUenreter. Wrrt.Ui K Phono 101-11 ' II Wnnted -Two good7lrh77 for board and att.ua huL Wrlto or cull, Mrs. J w .,. List. No. 2. W'A11',Cte, Kor sale or trudo-Am? I" foal. Will trudo for nll, ens. or null i r - or chit, -"""ilium nr flreuM 1,1 fMtll .... Am.. OrcKon. IM Ollllfr.l.. t't. " To KxchuiiKo A l.oWri .inn tin. . """Wlii ver, Wush., valued at too'n .. chnngo for house mid ()t 0 ens. Jan. Dunn, llox 371, . itlk A New B room Imuio undloV"u Helens, flvo blocks wen fromft u Itotel. $200 00 CU.I,, $500 00 terms. This .ot. turn iu oiiini the Iioumih present cost of material, n u. Oleen, folumbltt C ity, Orejo. J I uui.Ml IM-OI il0f, i.Mirgo miisoii, piiouo D M, 81 Hi ens, Oregon. Kur Ifiiiil u..i -....... , qiiic rooai also aleeplng rooms. Col. c Bui hor Rent A aultn of olflcitt In Hank llulldlng. t'olumbli Coui! Hunk. St. Helena Creumery fruutok' your crenm alway.; mRrlnt lions. Phono 115. HOO-acro stock ranch furulii eastern Oregon, nenr Poull. li;m at Mist office for Inforiiutloi. IK I IRK1 KIRK! lillK! Hill: See E. K. Quirk. Bt. Ilelcni, nl Insure your property In the 0t Klre Relief Association of Mtlllu vino, Oregon. Ikin't put It oil MchCtf W. L. WAnilES, Awl A little want ud In the Hut r; bring result. 4 LYONS BROS. ! Painters and Decorators All our Work gunranutd ui j none hut tlin best of nuKrlik i ustsl. Kor kmsI, lionrwt work, iw. to us. ! LYONS BROS, j St. Helens, Oregon , i i COMIi TO EDDIE WOODS PLACE FOR CIGARS. TOBACCO, SOFT DRINKS A Full Line of Candies aid Novelties Finest Pool and Billiard Tables in the city. All Hiincn Cull ut llolrl Courteous Treat mont HTOI AT ORCADIA HOTEL TIIOH. inrihti;r, w Chicken Dinner Hundiiy. RATKH $l.()l I'KIl lV AXD 17 Hpwlal lUU s to Rcgulnr HowK STEAMER GE0RGW.il leaves I'ortliiiul dully, u Ihvn, nt 7MK) A. M.. arriving lorln nt I. in 1 M. Itiinil " t Astorlil lit 2.(10 I. Mm "'" Port lund 0:00 P. M. I'liNNinir Ht. Helens on oo- u at 8:50 A. M. nml on i'0,"rD u 4
