I MIST MISTINGS J
Robert Peel was a Portland visitor
Saturday.
M. Rosenthal was a business visit-' Mallagli were In Portland Monday on
or to Fortland Saturday. county and city business.
0. J. Thomas, of Goble, was a busi- ; Mrs. Thomas . Isblster returned
ness visitor in St. Helens Friday Wednesday evening after several days
last. spent with relatives in Portland.
Attorney J. F. Becket, of Portland. j Ueorgo Wilson took a bunch of cat
spent Easter Sunday with his friend, j tie up to the Portland stock yards
H. P. McCormick.
Mrs. J. L. Williams and Mrs. J. O.
Or. r. R. Wade spent Sunday and Miss Kugenla nemlng arrived Fit
t i.. !.,.., Itl, 1,1.1 fmnllv nllit from KuecllO to spend the
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lr. S. H. ltussell was called to
Rainier Friday ou professional busi
ness. Sheriff Slanwood and Councilman
RKREKAH LODGE
ENTERTAINS VISITORS
Buster week, with the home folKs. ,
M, .! Mrs. Ueorge H. Shlnn Twelve l'..dlde Are
spent Knster Sunduy with relatives
Oivens, of West St. lleleus, were
Portland visitors Monday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold llroughton
spent Easter Sunday with Mr.
Ilroughton's pareuts. In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John No ft spent
' Easter Sunday with homo folks, re-
XI.. ...I.iv u.wl illtitinuitil nf tlinni
; satisfactory prices.
For Sale Fino modern home, ex
cellent location, with beautiful river
: view. A bargain. Reasonable terms.
! See Columbia County Abstract Com
pany about this at ence.
I Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McGlunty. of
' Portland, spent Easter Sunday with j
in Portland, returning to St. Helens
Monday evening.
When you get your ohoe repairing
done at the Modem Shoo Shop you
know it will bo welt done. I turn
out no Job unless my guarantee, of
satisfaction and good workmanship
goes with it. N. Urueck, the Modern
Shoe Shop.
Tho steumer ltassalo has replaced
tho steamer Harvest Queeu on the
run between Portland, St. Helens and
VAstorln. No chango In schedule is
reported. The boat loaves Portland
daily except Saturday at 8 p. m.;
loaves Astoria dally except Sunday
at 7 a. m.
I J. H. Price, formerly manager of
j the St. Helens Shipbuilding Company,
but now the head of a large shlp-
iilltnted niul
ll)iii(urt Nerved.
turning to Portland Monday morning.' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hlnkesley. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Abry and j McGlunty is a slater of Mrs. lllakes
daughter Mary spent Easter Sunday ; ley.
with friends and relatives in Port- Mrs. John II. Heyburn. of Bend, i
land. Oregon, urrlved Saturday night for a building concern in llrltlsh Columbia.
Miss Alico Joice, principal of the ! two weeks visit with her cousins, Mrs. was In St. Helens Wednesday. J'ho
Fulton Park school in Portland, was I,, r. Rutherford and Miss Madge company he represents now hus
an Easter guest of her friend Mrs. ' Allen. ! eiKht on the ways and con-
templuto the construction of
The dance given by the Smith ! Ehrmnn Co., and Billy Page, with more,
girls orchestra at the I. O. O. P. hallWadlinms Company, were two of the; Leaving out on tho Klumath Sun
Thursday evening was well uttended : popular knights of the grip who were . day, was Captain John Flynn, u bro
and proved a very enjoyable affair, in St. Helens Friday. j ther-in-law of Captain Cullen of the
Fr.ink HhIups of Goble last week ! After finishing up the work be- Klamath. Before taking charge of
caught a 27 iuch Steelhead trout fore the county court. Cotirmlsslouer
which weighed nearly six pounds. ' Harvey and Commissioner Weed left
The St. Helens lodge of ltobekuhsj
liad as their guest Saturday night;
some forty member of the Laurel-j
wood lodge of St. Johns. The occn-
Ion of the visit of the latter lodge j
was to help Initiate twelve applicant,
into tho secrets of tho lodge, and j
Luurelwood lodge brought down Its,
degree team, which Is considered on0
,f the best In the state, to put on j
:ho work. After the Initiatory exer
cises, tho guests and members were,
invited to the batniuet hall, und Chef'
Hill Fullerton, with a corps of assist-
nt:t. served tho famous Fullerton-:
White clam chowder. Impromptu j
speeches wore made and tt general
ood llmo hud. The St. Johns people
were guests for the night at the!
homes of the local lodge members j
ind departed on the early boat for
their home Sunday morning.
LIVE ITEMS FROM
WEST ST. HELENS
The fish was caught with a No. S i Tor their respective nomes naiuruay
hook and landed with the aid of u afternoon.
7-ft. bamboo rod. j Mrs. it. Jeffcott r.nd son arrived
Mrs. D. C. Howard, who is tukiug Thursday and will spend several days
a special course at the O. A. ('., came
iu St. Helens, the guests of Mrs.
O. Roes. Dr. Jeffcott will come down
. Saturday night r.nd accompany his
; family home.
;dowu from Portland Tuesday after-;
! noon and will spend some days vislt-
iing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
1 Muckle. i
down to St. Helens Sunday to spend
the day with her husband. Mrs. How
ard will conipleto her courso of study
the latter part of Mr.y and will thon
come to St. Helens.
Warren Sonneland, who recentl
underwent an operation at a Port
land hospital so as to make him
physically fit for entrance Into lite The steamer Klamath arrived In
navy, returned to St. Helens Sunduy. ! Friday evening and Immediately be
lle Is getting along all right now and fan storin-g away her lumber cargo,
soon expects to again try tho ex-vShe took on 700,000 feet at St. Hel
umlnation so ho can help I'ncle Sam and sailed Saturday night for
iu the present fracas. . Knappton to complete the cargo.
Among those who attended the Lester Wellington came up from
Davis funeral In Portland Tuesday Seaside Friday night to spend Easter
tho motor vessel W. P. Burroughs,
being built by Stnndifer & Clurkson
for Libhy, McNeil & Llbby, the cap
tain will spend a month at his home
in Alameda. The vessel will be
launched iu a few days and ready for
service in the Aluska and Honolulu
trade in about 60 days.
E. A. Crouse, who left St. Helens
; Roy Webber, who some time ago
j purchased the Lew Caldwell ranch
; In lluppy Hollow. Is muklng preparu
! tions to move ou Ills place,
j Word has been received from Guy
j'rosby. who Is at St. Vincent's hos
! pllal suffering with a badly broken
! leg, that the fracture has been set
and he is getting along us well us
' could bo expected. He hopes to
ugiiln be with his lloulton friends in
ilie near future.
Jesse Burger hus purcliused a lot
for Washburne. Me., on April 2, has near the Itallun Importing Company,
Mrs. P. H. Brakke and son came, arrived at his dei-.tlnr.tlon. En route ; storo and Intends to Immediately be-i
were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rotger,
and Mrs. Jacob George, Miss
Mr,
Lois iuade
Clear, Dr. Edwin Ross and Mr. Aden Sam's forces
Ross.
with John Deming. Lester has about
up his mind to join Uncle
and would like to bo
assigned to tho aviation corps.
In vhited friends In Chicago and
Montreal. Mr. C-ouao went buck to
M:iine to supe,!'-.t?r.d tho construc
tion of sev?r.-.l largo farm buildings
for an old-timo frl'.-r.d rnd will prob
ubly be absent for the remainder of
the ye;r. Mrs. Crouse plans on leav
ing St. Helens in June, and will spend
tho summer and autumn months ut
her old homo in Maine.
Alfred Davis died in Portland last
Saturday, April 7, at tho advanced!
ago of 86 years, 9 months nnd 10 1
days. Deceased was well known by
many old-timo residents of Columbia
county, having resided In St. Helens
prior to 1901. Mr. Davis first settled
In this county in 1881, residing for
a short timo at Warren. He was a
gin the erection of a comfortable
dwelling.
Miles Gensman went to Portland
Wednesday to tender his services to
Uncle Sam. He prefers the cuvalry.
Ills brother Avery expects to soon
join tho navy.
Karl Saxton has rented his fur in
in Bachelor Flat and Saturday left
for Idaho, where he will locate. An;
soon as he becomes coiufortubly set-!
tied, he will wnd for his family.
Sidney Usher, one of I'ncle Sam's!
"Jackles," was in West St. Helens'
Tuesday und Wednesday of this week
visiting relatives and renewing old
acquaintances. Sidney is attuched
to the war vessel Saratoga, and he
It fill lllll llflVU lltl till, VllUUIll u r
veteran of the Civil war, neelng three i ,.,
, , , ' B e lously awaiting the call to active ser-
years service, and wus a member of
the 10th Iowa regiment. Deceased
i is survived by one daughter, Mrs. A.
Balmnnno; two sens. S Charles and
D vld; and a grandson. Jack II.
: Balmunno, all cf Portland. Tho re
mains were laid to rest last Tuesduy
In thn ramily plot In Lono Fir ceme
te.v. Portland.
CHURCH NOTICES
'llKreKnlloii.il C.'iurrli
10 a. in., Church school.
11 a. in , Morning worship. Theme:
i no I lii-eo Questions a Man
and t'io Answers."
7 p. m.. Christian Endeavor.
i 3 ..'nl 1. .
f o v. evening service. Themo. iiko a returning excursion.
i niw iu m:iKo lirotnerhaod Prac--ical."
vice. Robert McQueen, the son of
Mrs. McQueen, returned with Sidney
when he went to Join his vessel In
Bremerton, und in ull prohnhtllty will
enlist Iu I'ncle Sam's navy.
Mrs. Iris Oliver was lit Portland
several days the first part oft the
week, visiting friends and buying
goods for her bargain store, which
:ihe recently opened. Though Mrs
Oliver is ut the present time carry
ing only a small stork, It Is a well
selected one and undoubtedly Hie
public will give her u liberal amount
Asks of patronuge
When the St. Helens crowd gut off
Mm train Monday evening. It looked
A LADY SAID:
when she and a friend were talking about
Dress Goods: "I believe you will find just
what yon want at Austin'B. ' The lady came
to our store and found the pattern she wished.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
a larj;e line of Fancy Wash Goods and VVaist
inns. The patterns are attractive and the
prices most reasonable.
Mcssalir.e Silks, in beautiful patterns, i pn
per yard I.UU
The latest and most attractive pat- (jr.
tcms in Pongee, only, per yard 03C
A lot of nobby Sport Hats have just i tn
reached us the price is 1. 311
Boys' Caps a very nobby line; "jc.
priced from 50c to l3C
AND SPEAKING ABOUT SHOES '
We have the largest line of Ladies' and
Men's Dress Shoes ever carried in St. Helens.
Leather is constantly increasing in price, to
we would advise you to buy two pair of Shoes
at the present prices.
At any rate, won't you call at our store
and inspect our line of Shoes, Dress Goods,
Dry Goods and Notions. If we haven't what
you want we will order it for you, but. frankly,
we think you can find just what you want
when you inspect our stock.
A. E. AUSTIN
AT THE MUCKLE CORNER
Methodist Kplx.-ojial Church
"Tho Krlendly Church" Albert S.
IIlso, pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock.
Kpwoith League, 7 p. m.
Evening services, 8:00 o'clock.
Tho Sunday Hchr.il lesson will he
"Jesus, the Good Shepherd."
Subject for the morning sermon,
"The Transformed Life."
Topic for the evening, "The Honor
Guard."
In these days of warfare and stress
MiBses. Margaret and Helen Spence'
canto down from Portland Tuesday
for a few days visit with their mother'
and brother. !
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KCiics or photo pluys, and a lonesome I-uke Comedy
I'KXXV-XITK for Monday
liegulnr udiiiission nnd I Or (e Penny more admits tw o
upon national life many of our pastivop of VaylnK the city officials some
.oncepuons muct pass. Tho conflict'1"1"5 'or tllfclr lu,1""-
oi nations has Its moral Import. The
I A decided sentiment is growing'
j among the people In this part of the'
city as in favor of mine salary going j
i with the offices of innyor nnd conn-'
cllman. It looks like a shabby thing j
to literally force a man into a post-
tlon which Ikih lots of work and re- j
ponslblllly with It without giving j
him Rometlilng for his work, as was
; done in the case of K. I. ilallagli in
the recent election. A good part of . -
the taxpayers of Moi.lton are In fa- ZU.UUO LKAC.I FS
- m W
UNDER THE SEA"
world must not be found
'.' luistian
' wantiiii,-.
Worship with us. You will
friend:! und the grout Krlend.
PROCLAMATION
find
"THE ROSARY'1
The Play Supreme will be
shown at
THE STRAND
THURSDAY, APRIL 19
Atternoon and Evening
Acting In behnlf
: Helens an Its officers, we deem It es-
i:iiijr nuing at this tlnie, in vlev
. of the fact that we are at war with
one loreign nation and likely to be
at wnr with others, that it Is the duty
of our citizens to evidence their pa
triotism by displaying the United
States flag at the homes, public
mildlngs and business hueH
throughout the eltv '"uses
We urge universal observance of miss it,
.v iu warns me rug, and obedi
ence to the laws of the la id, esSa
ly a. regards acts of disloyalty tow
ards our country and the constituted
authorities. We urge every cltlze
to assist the cause of tho country "
every way possible.
Knowing full well
THIS M tSSIl i: 7 p,'f
PHOTO PltODlfTlOX l'IU)M
TIIK 8TOUV UVUKYOXIC
KNOWS IK A WOltl.l) MAM
TKIIIMKCK WITH AX AI.I,
KTAI5 CAST, AND Wll.h UK
K.VIIIUITKI HKKR AT AX
AI.MISSIOX OP 5 AM) I5r
I'OK HOTII AKTKKXOOX AXI)
KVKXIXt: PKOGKAMH.
Hint l.n .t.i
n. of Ht. Helens can bo re led on
to perform faithfully this duty, we
"r. Itespoctfully,
8. C. MO I (TON,
. . Muyor.
J. W. ALLEN.
K- HALLACH,
WASIUNOTON MUCKLE
Vouncilnien.
Ma
i'liy young ladles nf Bi ni..
mt last night and formed an Honor
(t-uurU. They will be affiliated with
the Oregon organization. A report
uiBuuization will be In
I week's Issue.
GEM THEATRE
FRIDAY, APRIL 13
First and only submarine photo
drama ever filmed. Don't
Admission 10 and 25c
Mr. and Mrs. Frank tleorge were 'All momberB are requenteJ
l'l,rtl,..,,l l..l. n: ,
.....u.rn iiiursuay. prenont.
Miss Mary McKlnley, of Portland
viHltlng with her nuiit, Mrs. Is- tended a
niHier. glnoern
Saturday and Sunday you can oh
tain Floradora Ice cream ut Mason'a,
l"t)i In brick nnd bulk. Phone In
y'ur order.
Every
next
week wo have n Hifr.,ri
variety of ,, cr,llm T)lj t
In Horadora. Order a brick of It
fr your 8dy dinner. Mason's,
phono 119.
... ,,n nn vi
A Ns,, meeting of the OuM'ZaTX
I" ! t " ,at '"- of Mrs. A. L dlroctor nd also
II. K. Abry. county ro""
meeting of tno i j
Portland 8aw- "
mooting waa caueu . j
of arriving at some lJ
conntructlon of tt0 w
highways. Forty e,"(lnW,'V(,
nttoiidiinco, nnd ten ongl
found It Impossible to b PrM
In their appllcatltni" fo' nlPi
Lttiinrganrd was c""
or the organisation. Colum
liv was eiven reconnii"
M,rmiy HfUirnoon, Ap
iril 17.! the oxecutlve commlttoo.