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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1918)
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1918 rwv v VVVWVV1 rnnnrcnnwnrxirp prises keep up the will need to go to Portland for a rest. Dr. Hatfield was called to Beaver- .j.jtArtAAAAA j. ton last saiuruay 10 see nis son-in- SCAPPOUbti daughter EloUe was suffering wltli He hut h been trvlne to buy Borne 200 eligibility for champion honors. Each j o. Peterson has routed his furm year old Chinese eggs. He wtl! label of the cats competed in the nioitt , n nRChelor Klnt and moved his fam his so as to distinguish it from Joe fancy company nnd S.lue blood. jy t0 st. Helens. BEAVER HOMES ktr. Wn Price snent Sunday with a severe attack of la grippe, Mrs D V Price. ! also found hia daughter In bed sick. Jim Leonard, of Goble. was home that is. the whole family were 111. for Sunday dinner. but they are all better at this writing. Mr. Ogle spent the week end as The Community Social under the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Dodson. ! auspices of the Ladles' Aid at the Mrs Bessemer and children spent church last Friday evening was a de theweek end In Portland. ;cided success. A plenrlng program Zella Osborne, of Portland, is visit-, was rendered. Humorous stories af ing her mother. Mrs. Ramsey. ' forded much amusement. After the Jack Duncan was home Saturday young folks enjoyed games the ladlej and Sunday. served light refreshments. A social Mrs Schell. of Portland, spent the time was enjoyed by all. week end with Mr. and Mrs. George1 R. F. Nihlock moved on Monday to the ureweil place, ana airs, liei- or 8l. iieiens. .... - .rillarv of the Hed ... o. ..i-. c a nd Mrs Dodson Mr. Stieeler and ramuy. or sand, '7. . . ... , "" ,,"ou" Grant Miss Taylor, heat makes it unshapeable. Mayhap only the best cat In tne biiver lai.ny be will patronise Heinle." A. L. class but securing enough points to I .Ill tnrnlna fvetlow) as i be OUt in tllB CliamplOUslltp ClllSS. he sava It will save the yolks of the i The winner's prize wus a gold medal. ; last Tuesday. eggs in coloring. He will use hog's This show was held under thq ruling BACHELOR FLAT Mrs. Homer Ilennot visited school Mrs Uludheart. of Portland, vlslt- butter and bees' honey. A. L. Morrly of the American ir.i asbochuiuii. eo Bt the nome oi aim. munu.. ...... exacting will not tell w hat his will contain i which Is very regarding Monday. Erlckson's mixture. Arthur Luud will be In attendance and sumple ull the cakes first and if they do not prove Indigestible he will help serve them. Arthur has a robust constitu tion. As a precaution a physician I will be present if possible. DEER ISLAND ITEMS i The 23 women who gathered from far and near at the work room of Mrs. Olson, of Grays Itlvor, Is visit j Ins with her sister, Mrs. Nuls Llnd dorir. nf this ulure. E. Llnsay returned from Portland. Ro,and Mstoii wus up from 8ven- last week. 1 K. D. Raker was in St. Helens' Saturday. j Mrs. D. C. Smith visited Mrs. Wm.i Frasor Thursday. Mrs. Pearl was a guest of Mrs. J. 1 L. Archibald last week. j D. 0. Smith made a business trip son last week, looking after his In terests In this plure. Mlsa Helen Larson and MIhs Kuth Anderson, of l'ori'.ans, spent the week end here visiting friends and relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Ilurduhl and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lilllch and il:uli- i tnittru )i Ilia Godfrey Llllteh last Sunday The Sewing Circle ,uu', meting at Mrs. Morton's and J very pleasant time. Th .''4 Ing will be at Mrs. Murkli. 1 6, at 2 p. ra. ' Forest flraa burnod over ( acres of national forest la,,,-, ' ..... ........... - .v.. ui lb8,IC lliu kutui II III. Ml I iu Ullllwr, 0 and young growth, ticcordlni d' ures received from WskIiIh,.,, District Forester Gnorgu u HHK! HHK; FlltKl Uie gueSl oi rr.. ..u ..... m Fr,day Ust 8CC0mpll8Uea R, Ne,BOn Mr. Morvee v,8lt. Sunday . . t. so much by their effectual team work j ,.,1i , h. .,..v Private S. II. Thomns, 8ee E. B. Quick, 8t. Hoi,,. Insura yoar property In th., ol(J Fire Relief Association of Ji,., fllU, Oregon. Don't pm Mrhltf W. L. WARDEN 4 former poose and are looking for a house, j Ole Mo.en, or As.or.a. a o , . V"V ' VV " it was necessary for Mrs. Connell to klT'" Sm PP Roscoe Mr. Shee.er U an experl-l trip to headquarters for sup- wee end- . . . .. ... "-...i .h,hn.i n.i .in mtJpUes for the next meeting. Choir rehearsal was neta at u. -k ---- knittin classes are noted for home of Prof, and Wednesday evening. Havlik's corner, is occupying Tidcomb's house. Alhert Johnson shipped his Cross calf to H. P. Fisher. Haines, result from Camp Lewis, spent Sunday at homo. Ed. Woods, after an extended trip returned to his homo Saturday. Private E. Melno, of Aberdeen. Wash., visited friends here Sunday. Sylvia Smith and Nellie Wassor visited with tholr teacher Wednes- i li c, ITnlana el. 1 nvr. r.l A"S- UOQh Char.;; v7n Cleave met with tblr speed and emc.ency. one of I 1. I,.,,nn AAninlnlail theaa a want- Mr RH.e the new blacksmith at accident in the woods, where he """ J-"""""',V ,,, , Mr. Bates, tlie new Diacssiumi oi i , . . davs. The auxiliary Is Mre works lor tne scappoose Lumucr. Irnmnnnv nn Ti,.9rtav v ril.l , especially proud of Its knitters. In- Rt learn just how It occurred but the I "ruction win ne g.ven a..u ,urn . u (Iay . is that he has a severely "1B"eu ul U"J 11 " "' ""' William Alt roturnod to ins nome I At At .1.1. .... i i .-Li- i i - f 1 uuuua oi mo Krcuv urno vu , i,nint).iill dIiIuvuM SAinr- r oaaIt BDraineu auKiu hiiu nits iiiiiw vuuv ui i ... "w" .'! . ure., ima i Kv t u.,vfl0i,i i western front the demand for hoa- fPU TnA P.noa Via a hOPH VflfV art- l"0 UKUl ICR in lm wnou. . uiiu . ive in the interest of the drive this set the broken bone and put the leg j western front ! pital supplies is so urgent. Bed i day. week for clothing. ln BP'lnl Bnu ouu8cs ouu " 1 Mr. Anderson's family has arrived resting at home for a three or four from Fountain, Cal.. and are occupy-. weeks' vacation. ing the Morgan property. Joaquin Miller and family, of Pres cott, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller. Clyde Gochnour sent his father a telegram notifying him of his safe arrival back In New York. Mr. Milloy is having his confec tionery parlor papered and painted. Mr. Grewell Is doing the work. I School Notes Mary Metcalf was absent last Frl- day. ' The Scappoose high school will have a baseball team this season. j The floor of the play shed has been prize and winner, : completed and It Is a great benefit. I The English III class is going to MIT WANT Till IIMN Ifind out "How the other half lives." vULUrlll On Friday afternoon, instead of tr it'.. . f I.... T t.i.ili. i nirs. Ii. imtttii urn. ....tin - v shirts, convalescent shirts, slings. : ,.... vls,cu wi,h t,clr mother. Mrs. etc. Don t forget the date, Friday, the 15th, at the Grange hall. At the recent cat show held at Meier & Franks, under the auspices of the Amorlcan Cat Association. Mrs. Jack Appleton's White Persian cat Queen won third prize. A Sliver Tabby, Persian Karuse won first making her not their ranch. school pupils hiked to Warren to wit-. cabbage anu tonmto planta for ('apt and Mrs. Thos. Fryo, who ness the baseball game. j at the greenhouse. Wm. Brasmer, j have recently returned from Peru, A baseball game with Warren and . St. Helens, Oregon. 14-2- gouth AmerCa, are the guest of Mr. our grammar grade boys was held on Friday In Warren. The score was ! and four nelfer9 Car, nummelt. 17 to IS In favor of arren. It does i Houlton Ore. The Congregational cnurcn Bunaaj - To Trade-One school at 10 a. m.; morning worship, ' " " " hay. oats or straw 11:15; evening services, 7:30. i D. W. Price and L. G. Lapham spent Saturday and Sunday in Eu-I gene, in the Interest of a new saw-,""' B' '7 .. . ! For Sale Two mill. T?A l uiniril iii utile to he about I .... .. .w,j , not usually happen that our boys are after his accident in the shipyard at j ... . . . . . i. .hi. i beaten, and on the coming Friday, Columbia City, but he is not yet able ., . i when a game will be held here, our to resume his work. , r,, . ... j i .,,,: boys will make up for this game. Dr. Blatchford has been appointed , " director of free dental activities of Columbia county. This is of interest to our enlisted boys. There was a large attendance at yearling colt for Also lot plowliiK A. Jones, of Shlloh Basin. Alice Jones, who Is attending school In Vancouver, spent the weolt end with her parents. Mrs. D. C. Chapman, of I'matllla, Ore., Is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kanes, of this place. Capt. Thompson, Dr. Perkins. Myr tle Wright and II. P. Adams were guests at he Thomas home Sunday. C. E. Grogory nnd family, of Marysvlllo, Cal., recently purchased some land here and have moved onto 14-2- I WARREN lira T7i,(iaall anrl artn cant l,a' ! i a i.w t. f, y . I almost new. The mares are good week end with Prof. C. J. as guests .i,ni .m i the war benefit dance at Wset's Park at the Baker notel. ble I( you need any o( thege nn,; Saturday night. Over $100 was ; Mrs Grewell and sons, of Scap- cles, don't wait, but phone or call on noose, snent the week end with Mr. i William. Muckle, St. Helens. Oregon. and Mrs. O. J. Thomns. Mr. Anderson, who had been ail ing for some time, passod away Sat- Z tT. T Z ; ; T;urday. Ho was taken to the Good For Sale at a Bargain Two brood ,. , ,..... , i mares, one Percheron colt one year Samaritan hospital In Portland nnJ old, one set double harness nearly was there when death came, new; one new Champion mower, one The Grange dance Saturday night potato planter and digger combined. wag we Btteaed. A dance will be One one-horse corn planter and one . . . ., . . ., , cultivator, almost new. All of these lven Ued i TOM Auxiliary No. 1 tools are In first class condition and at the Grange hall Saturday, March 30. Everybody come. A Few Good Chances In Real Estate 42 Lots ull fenced, with large four room house, barn, woodshed, chicken coops and chicken yard fenced err, with a great hlg garden tract under cultivation. This la a bargntn at $1000.00. Let uo show you this. Big ten room house with six bed rooms on good lot and well located, being near Columbia City yards hut In St. Helens. Has garage, wmidshed and other outbuildings. All build ings nearly new and In good repair. A snap at $1750.00. Easy terms. Good 5 room house near City Park on new Columbia City roud, at $1050.00 on easy tonus. Fino view lot on Hill 87x100 fent, with good garden soil, $KO0.O0. Hero Is a chance to get a good alts on eany ' terms. Have a large number of vacant lots within a few blocks of the mill, from $100 up on payments of $10.00 down and $10.00 per month. If you have proporty to sell list It with us as we have sold several places In the last few week and have calls for other place on tile. Rutherford Realty Co. North of City Hull realized clear of expenses. Charles Koutek, our accommodat- and jir3 gilas Wellborn. I Phone 70. 14-tf ing mall carrier, supports a new auto-1 The farmers have taken advantage I Wanted Overland automobile mobile, and expects to support a new- 0f tne good weather of the last few! owners to bring their Overland cars er one later In the season. ' days and have begun seeding The 1 to tne Overland Service Station at St. Lafe Brown had an operation for graln acreage will be about 60 perl appendicitis on Wednesday of last cent more than last year and potatoes Columbia county. 14 week and Is getting along all right, about 50 per cent less. I He will be home ln a week or two. ' a thief or thieves entered the barn For Sale A brand new light sin Marion Gillette, after a long ab-iof John Fatr ana 8tole about 300 Te p,?n .b,i J1''8 hnK woulli sence. was visiting friends in Scap.;8acl(9 last Friday night. Mr fIf XTmsTmrsnap3; poose Saturday and Sunday. He is suspects a junk peddler who has' You can see buggy r.t my hardware now employed ln a lumber camp at j been around for the last month. With ;8tore- E- - Ditto, St. Helens. 14-1 n-virj. j sacks at 25 cents tne looter made n Mr. and Mrs. Crowley attended a g0od night's wages. card party and dance In Portland Cascara Bark, Oregon Grape Root and Fox Glove leaves wanted. Che halls Produce Co., Aberdeen, Wash. 14-tf For Lease Small house of four rooms, garden ground and orchard. j , Scappoose high school came to In Bachelor Flat. Apply to J. W. Saturday evening, then spent Sunday Warren to cross bats with the War-jSaxton- 14-1- ln Vancouver wltli Mr. and Mrs. . ren boys on Friday, and, as Is usual, Force- I the result was In favor of Warren. Rev. C. H. Johnston and Mrs. i This is the first series of the year, Johnston spent Wednesday in Port-'and Warren says to expect the same land and were guests of Mr. and ; result from each school that is ven Mrs. Beegle at dinner Wednesday turesome enough to play them. n8ht- I Prof. D. C. and Mrs. Howard, of Word has been received that Mr. St. Helens, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell, who have ; and Mrs. John Farr on Saturday, spent the last three years ln Ketch!-; A St. Patrick's party was given by kan, Alaska, are home and will occu-iMiss Fannie Cooper at the residence py their place In Scappoose. j0f her parents on Saturday evening.) For Sale Extra choice Single Harold and Ersel Dodson. who 1 Ahout 1 8 vnnni? npnnlft nttnnrlori anil !Comb R. I. Red eggs for setting: have been working for the St. Helens I had a jolly time telling Irish stories I lV,B5.!tra,,n;.. I1;.5" Per Ulng of , ' j win. j. w. 'Alien. IJ-tt For Sale LooBe hay. $20 ton at barn; $24 delivered. One horse, weight 1000 lbs., sound and true, drive single or double, ride or drlvo. Six Holsteln heifers 3 weeks old . Dave Coons, Bachelor Flat, Phone 108F11. . Shipbuilding Company, are both home this week and bedfast with at tacks of la grippe. Ersel is quite seriously Blck. V. a .. .1 . T . T M . ...... j. ",u '"" auuuii nuuer maue 1 served. All decorations were a nasty trip to Portland Saturday to green, ln honor of the day celebrated bid their son Chaunccy good bye. The men of the Grange who are Chauncey enlisted on Friday andjto bring cakes prepared by them Btarted east Saturday. He Is serving selves for the meeting on Saturday In the engineer corps. night are making preparations to do cimer nmmi nas Deen sent uy ins. their cooking. Gus Isaacson will and jokes. Miss Beth Perry, of St. Helens, and Mrs. C. J. Russell, ofj For Sale-Mare, about 1200. 4 Portland, were outside guests. Curds years old. C. T. Fisher. Mountain were played and refreshments were j vlew Tracts, near Warren. j served. All decorations were of: 1 For Sale Eggs for sotting. Full blooded Rhode Islund Reds, Black Mlnorcas and Barred Rocks. Chas. i Lope, St. Helens, Ore. Phone 79. 13-4 I -GLORIOUS- SPRING APPAREL Of Uncommon Styles- For Sale Young horse 6 old, weight 1500 lbs.: choan. years P. H. ' 12-tf llrm of employers to Astoria, wherclcook his on Friday evenlne. and he!Lund' Warren' 0re he Is to be thief millwright in a pa-: guarantees not to waste mroe than! For a good job of masonry or' per mill at a salary of $6 per day. the alloted amount of ingredients and ! plastering, see L. E. Gulker. Phone ' The family is to remain in Scappoose at least for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Weaver, of Mc Clary, are visiting Mrs. Weaver's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Grant. Mr. Weaver has accepted a new posi tion at Goldendale, Wash. Mrs. Wea ver will be here a couple of weekB. We extend our sympathy to Mr. tnd Mrs. Asa Holaday for the sacri fice of their nephew Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs, will have clean hands. Jim Bacon s;evenln8B. 106F13. conserving the freshest of eggs. K. F. Larson will trim his whiskers be fore beginning. A. H. Tarbell will use Shorthorn milk. Joe Erickson, Jr., says he will label his so there will be no controversy, as he expects his to be best. C. M. Hyskell will make a Hoover cake, using graham flour and molasses. Carl Rylander ll-3m- For Sale Good 6-room house and two river view lots; fine garden soil; I house partly furnished. Cash or terms. For particulars call J. F. Ryan, the tailor. 10-tf For Sale Residence lot ln St. Hel ens. Inquire at Mist office. 9-d For Sale Work team heavy draft horses, mare 4 years old, horse 5 years old. Also 25-acre ranch. W. J. Johnson, on C. C. Moyer tilace. tf will use rainwater as he claims it Duncan Holaday of makes the cake lighter. A. Benson Denver, Colo., who was killed when! says his cake is bound to be light ' Bachelor Flat. nying in me aviation new in Texas, for a jovial cook Is always successful. v. 0lan Z 7 ZT moved to LTT J""1 uCh'fldrHHe " tr,6d ' tL.?l2uhab'B,K moved to Kenton last week to be class raisins and says they will go Warren, Ore. 6-tf near her husband, who works in one good. O. A. Erickson will make a! of the shipyards. The Ashes, daugh- marble cake, using black molasses 1 For RentA Btre building cen ter and son-in-law of the Poweils.lfor coloring. His will be eggless'as ' enaTLr'1 remd01 'VflTf moved on to the farm where the Pow-1 Mrs. Erickson says he eats all tlu ' ' ells have lived. I eggs for breakfast. Eric Astrom will I I have 30 choice lots to sell. Will Esther Lynch was a surprised girl -make a cake and in all probability "f11 a11 t0 one Peron or one at a when she heard the music of a piano j send It with Mrs. Astrom as he has ' St Helens""011 P' R88' BWg'' in her home Wednesday morning, j been threatened If it was not good 5 ' ' and again on Thursday evening when to stay away. Mr. Colt, of the St.' For Sale Two houses and four a few friends gave a her a little sur- Helens Creamery, says he would like lts' on Honl Btreet. Price $3,600. prlae party. Esther says If these sur- to make one out of butter but the nv"' Inqu,ro at Columbia County cans. 49tl The most tempting display of Trimmed HATS in our Balcony Hat De partment. Moderate prices. Plain Shapes, Trimmed Shapes, Tailored Shapes. $2.25 to $7.50 At your service. Iron Clad Suits for Boys Warranted not to rip. Very neat and dressy. Knickerbockers. $5.50 to $7.50 Sizes 6 to 14 Larger sizes two pair of pants, Only $9.35 Buy Your Spring Corsets when you buy your Frocks. Now is the time. Wear the famous J. C. C. CORSETS and you will always have Style and Satisfaction. $1,25 to $4.00 We guarantee every Cor set. ' The Workshu for, shipyard men. They are buying them by the case because there is no shoe on the market can compare with them in price, durability and com fort. THEY WONT SLIP Only $2.75 Modish Wool Velour Coats $19.35 ' The Top Coat has an in serted back panel effect, with box pleats at the side. Beautiful belt effect with fascinating pockets. 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