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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1919)
it it ! it ) I ST. HELLNS MIST. FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1919 C MIST MISTINGS J Mrs. L, E. Alloa returned Monday evening from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Mcrton were visitors In Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. U K. Rutherford were in Portland Wednesday. Rev. A. R. Spearow left this morn ing for Eugene. He will return Sat urday night. C. D. Sutherland, log buyer for the St. Helens Lumber Company, was was In Astoria Monday. . Mrs. Roy Gill has as her guests ner sister, Mrs. J. v. strange, ana berr nephews. Robert and John Strange of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. M. RIcen went to Portland Sunday morning and join- ea s party wno spent the day on tre upper toiumbla highway. "Undor the Sugar Plum Tree" ronignt Liberty Benefit of St. Helena Library it's a big show be - mere, D. W. Freeman of Neverstll was In St. Helens Saturday, enroute to his ,ren:iem valley home. He had been In Portland, for several days. , Mrs. M. Rosenthal writes St. Hel ens friends that she and famtlv nra . m' Venice, California, and enjoying ma toveiy weatner ana climate Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Randolph 01 nouoiuiu, nut apw sojourning In Portland, were guests of Mrs. S. C. Morton and Miss 013a Hoilborn on Wattnesday. Mr. and Mrs. Orm Shepherd retur ned irom Portland Sunday evening. . Mrs. Shepherd had been visiting relatives In the metropolis for a number of days. ',- Harold Bac.ver returned from Portland Monday morning. Mrs. Beaver remained in Portland for a few days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Masten. k . Professor John Straub,- dean ot the college of liberal- arts, TJnWorslty of Oregon, was here MDr.ry.nd de livered an interestlnfelecture to tho jugn school Doay"His subject was 1 iuo w au muucation ana tne the high school students who hoird hln. were impressed with his fcrclblo re The steamer Celllo got away Sun. day night carrying 965,000 feet of lumber and a heavy passenger list. The Celllo, on her return trip win come to Ht. Helena id be at the shipyards for a few days for some necessary repairs. There is a new dentist In St. Hel ens. He arrived at the home of Di. and Mrs. A: C. Tucker Monday night and he weighs 8 pounds. Tho young dentist and his mother are getting along nicely and everybody in the Tucker home Is ''delighted.' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Copeland re turned from Lylo, Washington, on Tuesday night, where they were on a visit to Mrs. Copeland's relatives. Driving his Chevrolet, Mr. Cope land made the 130 mile trip home In five hours, which Included one short stop. If you want to know what Is doing in the several sections of the county. you will read the correspondence page of the Mist. The Mist is proud of its correspondents and without a doubt they give the best local news furnished by local correspondents to any weekly paper in Oregon. A few days ago, J. W. McDonald received word that his father, Alex ander McDonrld, had passed away at his home in Eden Lake, Novla Scotia. Deceased was born l:i Scotlr.nd lu 1821, and with his parents, came to Nova Scotia in 1829. He was 97 years of age at the time ot his death. A. L. Stone and Fred Watkins re turned late Tuesdr.y night from a two -day trip through tho Nehalem valley. They came back by way of Timber and Forest Grove. The roads in Washington county, they said, are dry, but very rough. Whilo In the Nehalem several hundred circulars telling of the big celebration to be held here on the Fourth, wers distributed. The accuracy of your ex amination for glasses do pends on the skill and ex perience of the specialist and his ability to use correctly scientific in struments. Dr. Thompson offers you the benefit of many years research and practical experience, which as sures you of perfect fitting glasses Consult him about your ey?s on his next visit, Wednesday, Mv.y 21, at urcadln Hotel. You Ml Enjoy Mina Taylor Dresses Sometimes, you have a dress which seems to fit right into youi needs and which you always wear with a little inward glow of satisfaction. You feel that it's becoming it satisfies you com pletely. That's tho roas;r. for the Dooularltv of Mijia Taylor Dresses ' "The Dress for Every Need" r ' Than I. . .IA ... ii.V tw . 'y 01 mma Taylor Dresses here on dis play, , They cover every need from the stout little dress for LU,LWmefnDinf t",h'-leaning to the dainty frock yeu find ?? ming for afternoon wear. There's "heaos of comfort" In Mina Taylor Dresses. come in and see them, on display at our store. We have one for your every need. , ' TABER'S Mrs. J. T. Tabor was In Portland Thursday. M. B. Meachem, a prominent attor ney ot Portland, was here Wednes day on legal business. A. F. IJarnott was In Portland on Thursday transacting business for the St. Helens Shipbuilding Com pany. In honor of her sister-in-law, Lady Ross, who Is her guest, Mrs. A. J. Peel entertained W -duesday afternoon. Mrs. Crirlcs Whoolcr and her mother, Mrs. Mary Myers, riotorea to Portland Wednesday and spent the day with frieuds. Harold, Dacker and Harry Wilson soldier and sailor and recently dis charged from the service, have gone to work at the St. Helens Shlpbultd !ng company's yards. John Burns, road supervisor In the Deer Island district and George Washington Orant, road supervisor in tne scappooRe district, were here Thursday, consulting with the county court. Mrs. H. A. Chllds entertained a few friends at tea Wednesday. - Her guests were, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Conyers, Mrs. ferry, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. E. H. Scott. Mrs. Dillard, Mrs Storla ?.nd Mrs. Kldwell. Jack McKle and Peto Anderson have taken a contract with the coun ty court to put In some soyote holes et Rocky Point, norr Clntskanle. The rock frcm this quarry will ha used In making improvements In tho Clnts kanlo district. L. U. Ross, E. A. Ross. John Holt, E. E. Quick. Kev. A. S. Hlsey. Mrs A business meeting of tha Woman club will be held Tuesday at tne library. . Dputy Game Warden Brown was here Thursday on his regular In spnetton trip. T. J. Fllppln and Nick Dluuiensaadt of Halnler. were here weunesu.y conferring with Clio couniy cuuri. j a. Nichols, wife and children or Shawnee, Oklahoma, ara here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chlttem. The steamer Daisy arrived In on lav afternoon and Is taking on . inmhr cano for California de livery. Mrs G. W. rtldwcii of Spokane. U i,m.. ruaat of Mrs. E. II. Scott. The Gldwells expect to make their home In Portland soon. I Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Peyton and family and Dr. and Mr. W. C. Thompson of Portland, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chlttera. Phil Holden was down at Goblo several nights ago and helped to or ganlie a local of the Tlmberworkers I'nlon. A smoker and entertainment was held at the Beavor Home grange hall. C. 0. Talbort of Kelso and a momber of the firm of Talbert Thatcher, was In St. Helens Thurs day. In addition to his Kelso busi ness, he has established a real es tate BRoncy in Woodland, Wash ington. Wslden Dillard writes to his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillard. that he is no longer In Germany, but Is now at a point ncrr St. Natalre, France. It Is supposed that lie Is Subscribe for (hat Victory bond. U O. llerrold, tha contractor came down from Salera Waduesday night u il Is her looking after soma or the highway work for which ha contracted. County BurvTT en left lust nl.hi i JX "1 ba busyfc' V. urveylng . I propositi,,,, .fWltMi C5 -.,"..' "men b r.i, 't Vicinity. "l Hisey, Mrs. George Wilson and Miss m one'f the units which has been Annie Quick were In Portland Wed-I dBtnatoa to como home. the '-Minute, Men" of the Methodist Centenary campaign. 1 John Southard arrived last night ! from Camp Meado. He has been In Professor Charles South was here rn" ""rvic for number m Thursday on his regular visit. He has succeeded in getting together a large class of pupils who desire to be violinists and at some date In the near future, he plans on hnvlng his students give a recital. Rev. A. H. Spearow was In Port- months and was in the tank corps, Soon nfter he enlisted, the armistice; was declared and John did not havi-i the opportunity to go across, a fact he very much regrets. j J. N. llrlnn of tho Yankton neigh-, horhood has purchased from the In land last Saturday and representing dependent Auto company, an Inter the Multnomah club, was a partlcl- national traetor and a New Racine pant in the meet between the M A.' Thresher. The tractor use kerosene A. C. and the U. of O. track teams.! "tead 0 f gasolene and Is satj to he He established a new record for th,! great success. The purchase price Puciflc toast on the pole vault audi"' '-e rK WR slightly In excess of also was first In the broad Jump. Ho! 13000. Is in Eugene today and, will endeavor I When riding her bicycle down the to break the world's-record on the sidewalk near the Demlng residence pole vault. on st. Helens street, Wednesday af- George Woltx, Burrell Graves and ternoon. Miss Marlon Cox was Lester Wellington were three St. I thrown from the wheel and landed iteiens soiairr Doys wno arrived home in the street, and was quite badly this week. Each of them had been j hurt. She Is confined to her bed but v"" io ui puuu nnu saw manyi getting along very nicely, conslder months of service In France.- WolU lng the shaking up she had. T U . a - m r .1.1. 1 Bit In ll,l kin, n II,. Ul.l I. - creoitanio stio quarter ending and Graves were In the famous 91st .division 1 squadron. They have Dromlsod t .,nr. f. h. l. ...I I ... ill ,! u 8 creditable RENFREW V DEVONSHIRE --CLOJH 1 tHE FAMILY WASH FABRJC Devonshire Galatea and Gingham Are desirable materials for children's play mit, dresses. Wa hovo these In a good assort nient ot bjii! White Indian Head Suiting In linen finish for Muxes uniforms, houta dn middy blouses. These we have In two widths m2 33 36 Inches luches wide, wide. par yard par yard 40 4Sc Bridal Wreath Nainsook ,vij mi uuuurwrar, IQiautS dfMlM m. USE BUTTERICK PATTERNS They taaa tha least material and ara tha ilmplMt ' , isoc sun aiic AUSTIN'S' showing. During the March , 31st. , $1. Is Mrs. N. B. McCcrmlck recently re-l "arcn .; " 1 . . 1 liii.Di was cuimnon vninr rftnin George W. Perkins. U. S. Engineer .VqI ttZ'TZZ moaM and at.-.ttoued In Frauco. that his I;!?, ' lflR.vin.K "n.n.t bnl"nc Hfi operation of $1,647 43 for the thr months. Cssh on hand amounts to J5.942.60 and $8,000 of bonds draw ing 6 and 7 per cent Interest area part ot the assets. . -v- compnny had good reason to believe they would leave France about May 1st. for the United States. George was on the Tuscanla when that ves sel was torneilnert which hi. first real narrow escape from .the! lni wa,lr board met in regular Huns. On the field of bnttlo. he lias 1 t""ilon Thursday night. Routine had several more and ho says mal,flr wero presented and acted closer calls. u"n "d monthly hills allowed and The St. Helens high school baseball ! orlnre'1 Pl(l- Th board, acting team left this nmrnlni tnr ri..iu i "fon Information that the Mllinn ikanle and this afternoon will play I ' rer'f 1'dgglng company was dlgglnn fthe Clntskanle high. Last Saturday,! Kravnl on 1,16 cll' property on MM Mhe local team defeated tlm rui I ''m creek and "muddying un the l-kanle aggregation by a score of 13 to w"ter" appointed a committee to ln- kd and they are confident they will 1 T,csnKale tn0 matter and see that Ifr - V . Ill " Tf-" " - II lir - - J lueiess uueen auttoi It keeps your meat and . vegetable's. fresh and saves you the ice bill- We can supply this coller in all sizes and have it on exhibition at our store in two sizes: The Family at $17.00 - The Large or Restaurant Size ..... .$23.50 If you will takee trouble to investigate, we know you will buy one'of the simple and sensible coolers. Full Liiuj Fishing Tackle and Spotting Goods We have the largest line m townf ishing rods, Mf..h9oks, lines, baskets and other supplies the fish : ; ertften- need. J,yf For the. Baseball or Tennis Player we have : Bats, Balls, Gloves, Tennis Racquets, Tennis " : . ,. -Balls and other sporting supplies. Barb Wire, per roll' $4.35 : WE WILL BE ,yERV GLAD TO SERVE YOU , B. G.- DITTO Hardware Sporting 'Goods Building Supplies ,. St. HELENS, OREGON ; a - 1 make nn equally good showing this aiiernoon. Tomorrow afternoon a game la scheduled between tho high school tossers and the Chamber 01 Commerce team and 1$ llullagh, who Is captain of the latter named an g ro tation is confident that his tenm will put a big kink In the hieh school Ueara's string of victories. The game will be called at 2:30 o'clock and will take place on the play grounds in "the flat." Mrs. Elizabeth Adams of St. Hel ens, Oregon, and Jack McManus of this city were married In at m.. -Cathedral In San Francisco Saturday ciiiciiiuuii uy nev. r ainer j. j. Iturke, w. r. uniy close Irlends of the iBiiimes attended the wedding. Fol iuwiik me ceremony tho couple voufiin ie a p. m. noat ror this city and at the hfyfce of Henry Herbert a wedding supper was served, at which a large number attended. The now lyweds departed for Eureka yester day afternoon, where the - groom holds a responsible Dosltlnn in m.. nnipnuilding company. Val Call.) Evening News of April he contracting nnrti j known In St. Helens, and have many ; friends here who tender congratulu. tions the company Hid not interfere with the city water' supply. Banker Shernian Miles Is one of the busiest farmers In Columbia county. A short while ago ha plant ed an acre ,of potatoes. As yet ''lre no sign of growth and Mr. Miles has plowed un ahnui hair ,.f the field to see what was the mat-' "r. lie calculated to furnish tho cannory with a sufflclanf supply of peas, hut to his dismay found that he was raising a big crop of . sweet peas He has called .Washington Mucklo, his neighbor Into consulm Hon. and together they wllUtfyto make the Miles tariff a; great prodV tr of ni.ctssary foodstuffs. LIBERTY THEATRE HOMK OF MMiO PKTl'Rtt HtlD.W. MAY fth "UNDER THE MR Ml If 4Tllll.Y, MAY I0a- . Kathrlne Calvert la "Marriage lor Convenient Comedy and Scenl .'.M).Y, MAY Ilth ELSIE FERGERSON IN "THE IFf A wholesome story drnraatically uH and every scene filled wltk lira and hoart appeal. Also ! resl Coat! TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY For Sale Young cow. JuhI -frea:. Ooorge Wilson, St. Helens JUU Artm. 8a'r-v". PlK. I'aul C. 105 'IM5' 21-tf, For 154. leum. Used onlv I'VLl Will sell fnr i 9 r m. ' ANNOUNCEMENT To The Public bv III , t -r ,r . " --r u 1 ne wanitTu.' IT IS with rleasitre that wdflnnounee tho business o?o"co ' . V of on," 7L"". "1!?L W8 M better ait have ch.fg,Vthe mart Vew.K' w i Le,nira LMa5.k' on Willamette ."re;" 'SSWltW our the best of service, we are rUon and PwmUifnJ?g Respectfully, 'r- Morton Wilson. t. O'Connor & Gar garrison. W. A. V. HKXKTT,tlrrwt.r FRIDAY, MAY lief Holds Great Treat la "Under tt:1 Sugar Flur Tree" with an AH-Htur Cast, dlrtrta' Mrs. A. P. llainetl, aldal corps of able asilitsntt. TM atara of St. Helens rrlmirrln wUI appear at the IJIwtfl' l-lily, May 1Mb. In nO HIUAH I'M'M TIIKK" '"J Iwinef It of the Ht. Hai W Idbrmry, and you wtU bl hurry If yo got a Mat ADMIHHIOX CeDersl AJaj Z60; Iieserved 8oata, 5; BOc. Doors ones st i-'"' CurUIn at 8:00 P. la. MONDAY, MAY Ib- ' J. Stewart Illacliloii It "The Judgment Hc: A wonderful alory of tha African diamond fields. A t". you can't afford to nil-2-reol Comedy. AIM' Tl'KHDAY, MAY WM. HART "THE LONE la la a western drama mi r ka your hair atand. Alio Co" w Thla ma WKDNKHDAY, MAV l- - . Perscllla Peun In : KASS OR KILL la a klaa worth a lifer Also I-"" tXomody. ' ' i TIIUIWDAY, MAV W- ( summ FANNIE Bl riy the High School of St. He'n" thlt will be m.me .how, ed seats now on aalo at Drug store, and you wl .hurry. ' ' - A HMI.( "Sappho." Harry CW"' "Cannlbale of the 8outh 8e- ALVA SMITH, Mn 1 7 .' v r'si" '-li
