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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 1919 G MIST MISTINGS D. Mrs. James Dart shopped in Port land on Monday. i Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart shopped in "Portland last Saturday. Oliver Anderson of Albany spent , Tuesday with the E. G. Ditto's. H. U VanOrshoven transacted , business In Portland on Monday. ; John L. Storla transacted legal matters in Portland on Wednesday. Miss Ruth Austin had as her guest last week, Miss Naomi Hicks of Port land. - Miss Lois Clear of Portland was in St. Helens for the week end visiting friends. Walter Freeman of Deer Island, was a business visitor in St. Helens Tuesday. What Shall We Do With Him? Fred A. Frischkorn of Portland, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hazeu ' last Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Hall were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Scott lest week end. A. E. Johnson of Scappoose, was in St. Helens Tuesday looking after business interests. Miss Mable ' Moeck- of Rainier, spent Sunday with her sister, Miss . Gretchen Moeck. C. J. Henry, who resides on Sauvies Island, was a business visitor In Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Austin of Port land, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Perry last week end. What Shall We Do With Him? Miss Margaret Rankin of Portland was the guest of Miss Eugenia Dem . ing Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mary McKlnley of Portland, is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Orln Sliephard. Mrs. J. T. Tabor returned yester , day from Portland where she has been shopping since Monday. Mrs. A. A. Hiest and son, Philip, of Astoria, are visiting this week with Mrs. Hiests's father, John Philip. Miss Ruth Miles is spending her vacation with Mrs. Tom Hartsock, at the Milton Creek Logging company. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wellington re - turned this week from Seaside, where they hare been spending their vacation. Mrs. C. L. Wheeler and her moth er, Mrs. Mary Myers, were in Port land visiting friends last Friday and ' Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edlln Peterson and children of Bachelor Flat, visited ". with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blackburn on Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Scott and daughter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo W. Kidwell of Portland, last week end. Miss Eugenia Deming and John Deming left for Seaside Monday, where they will spend a week at the Wellington cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reynolds and son of Bachelor Flat and Mr. and . Mrs. J. A. Bunt of St. Helens, motor ed to' Hlllsboro Sunday. Mrs. J. A. Beauchamp and children of Camas, Washington, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Levi. Mrs. I Beauchamp is Mrs, Levi's sister. . Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Terry and son,' Billie, and Mr. and Mrs. James Wahl gren, left Monday for Nehalem where they will camp for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Von A. Gray had as their guests last week end. Mr. an; Mrs. J. D. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eiler and A. Muchow of Portland. Albert Larsen, manager of the Larson store in Oregon City, was in St. Helens Sunday, visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Larsen. W. B. Dtllard, Mason Dtllard and Alvln Hill returned Tuesday from the Nehalem valloy where they had been camping and fishing for several days. Harold Christie, who has been working on the steamer Heather, this summer, arrived in St. Helens Mon day. He expects to go to Astoria to work. Mrs. Louise Black, Miss Susie Ketel and Fred Ketel of St. Heleni. and Mr. and Mrs. William Ketel of Yankton, spent the week end camp ing out near Trenholm. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. New and small son, of Bourbon, Indiana, arrived in St. Helens Monday night. They are going to visit for a fow weeks with Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Tlchenor and family, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Jewett of Portland, motored to St. Heleni. Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Tlchenor's sister, Mrs. H. E. LaBare. Mrs. P. A. Dixon's mother, Mrs. Olive Taylor and hor sister, Mrs. Al tlzer and small son from Caldwell, Idaho, are visiting the Dixons. They expect to be here for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sword and son, of Vernonia, were pleasant callers at the Mist office Tuesday. It has bv?n two years since they were in St. Hel ens and they note many improve ments. Sherman Miles and Dr. C. E. Wade returned from the Nehalem Tuesday afternoon after spending several days camping and fishing on Rock creek. They had good luck and a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. VanNatta and family left Wednesday for an ex tended trip through Southern Cali fornia. They will be gone for a month. On the way homo they ex pect to spend several days In the Crater l ake National park. What Shall We Do With Him? Lloyd Riches, of Oregon City was here yesterday, the guest of the edl tor of the Mist. Mr. Riches is one ot the most prominent newspaper men in Oregon. He is advertising and business manager of the Oregon City Enterprise and also secretary of the Oregon Editorial association. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Levi and chil dren. Mrs. J. A. Beauchamp and chil dren, Mrs. Hattle Veaxle, Edward Veazie. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ross and Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Aamand motored out In the country Monday evening and had a picnic lunch. The occas ion was Mrs. Levi'band Mr. Aamand's birthday. Clock and Watch Repairing We are experts in this line. If the clock or watch is . th keeping it should be repaired. Bring it to us. - A FULL LINE OF Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, and Jewelry VON A. GRAY RELIABLE JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER Wash Day Made Easier Water Power Washers Electric Washers Ball Bearing Wringers ACME BALL BEARING CHURNS E; G. DITTO ST. HELENS, OREGON J. T. Taber motored to Portland Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carl Chrlstenson was a Port land visitor Wednesday. L. L. Frazler was a business visi tor In Portland yesterday. Leland Austin was in Portland Monday and Tuesday on business. Mrs. L. It. Karris of 8enttlo, Ik visiting this week with hor mother. Mrs. W. J. Muckle. vr M Mnreus. Fred Morgus. A. i tblan nnd Miss Mary Lope motored to Portland Tuesday. I Washington Muckle was in iroiu his ranch Wednesday and did somu shopping in St. Helens. Miss Fay Beaver of Portland visit ed with her brother, Harold Beaver and wife on Wednesday. 1 A marriage license was issued tins week to Mildred linskett and Henry Crabb of Kokomo, Indiana. Itev. W. J. Johnson or Huclieior Flat was in St. Helens Wednesday and called at the Mist office. J R. Hoblis received word Satur day of the death of his sister, Mrs. George Brlsson of Dallas, Texas. George McKiel and Goorge Con yers drove up from Clatsk.inle and spent last Saturday in St. Helens. The A. T. Kiblnns naa as ineir guests last Saturday rnd Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sigglln of Port-lend. Mrs. A. C. Carter and children, left Saturday for California where Mrs. Carter will visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs. A. F: Barnett left for Port- land Wednesday to visit with Mrs. Russell Keath tor the remainder or h week. ' E. C. Stanwood left Tuesday for Brownsville, where he will superln end the building and operating of a .sawmill. Glen R. Metsker and Dr. S. B. Hos ktns left St. Helens Monday In Mets ker's car for a trip to Victoria onj Vancouver, B. C. Ray Mormon, who Is working for the Deer Islr.nd Logging company, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Barnett last Sunday. Mrs. M. Rlcen and son Edgar, re turned from Seaside Wednesday, where they have been spending a few days at the Moore hotel. F. L. Ballard, csslttant state coun ty agricultural agont leader, of Cor vallls, was In St. Helens yesterday, conferring with D. C. Howard. Mrs. A. L. Stone and daughter, Helen, who have been visiting rela tives In Seattle, Washington, for the past two weeks returned horns Wed nesday. Superintendent J. W. Allen re turned Wednesday from Yamhill,' Oregon, where he has been visiting his mother, Mrs. M. E. Allen since Saturday. Sergennt Orln Johnson of Bachelor Flat landed in New York lrst Mon day and was sent to Camp Merrltt with a casualty company. He Is ex pected home soon. The Misses Mary Erchart and Emma Junck of Menomonle, Wiscon sin, who are touring the count thU summer, were the guests of Mrs. C. L Wheeler on Tuesday. The members of the St. Helens Epworth League will hare a cooked food sale in the basement of the M. E. church, Saturday, August 2nd. For Sale Cheap If takn at ence, house end tiir5 lots in West St. Hel ens, two blocks from depot, cue n nek from Columbia highway. II. E. La Bare, St. Holens, Ore. 33lf Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Hluey and chil dren and the Misses Mable Davies and Kate Lynch returned Monduy from Jefferson. Oregon, where they attended the Epworth League Insti tute. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Puluier of Eugene, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lidyard for several days this week, returned homo Wcdnesduy. Mrs. Lidyard went with them as far as Portland. Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Ross and son, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. New and son, motored up the Columbia highway yesterday and stayed over night with Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Tyr rell at Bonnovlllo. Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Hlsey, Mrs. William H. Davies, Mrs. Mary Long and Mrs. Martha Christie were In Portland Thursday for the purposo of purchasing new pulpit furniture for the Methodist church. Mrs. H. F. McCormlck's brother, George Perkins of Drain, who re cently returned from Nranco, ar rived in St. Helens Tuesdr.y. He has accepted a position with the St. Helens Lumber company. The ladies of the Kosalin Needle Work club gave a shower for Mrs Cnley Sherman last Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Sherman received many useful girts There were about forty guests pres ent. Sherman Dover's father, W. J Dever of Kelso, Washington, was In St. Helens yesterday and today. He was on his way home from a trio through California and stated that he liked Oreffnn vAoihnu m .mi. -v..w muvii ueuer than that of California. A jolly party of girls started on a hike Saturday afternoon. The majority of them reached Trenholm where S. C. Morton and Lewis La Bare met them with their cars and tOOk them to a Mmnln. .. 1 St. Helens-Plttsburg road. Two of ine gins, Marie Dixon and Madge Morrell walked (ha" -1... cr 15 Vi miles to the camp. On Sun- uiiMuiug same or tne St. Helens DBOOle Who Went tn lha V.I..I 1- nlc stopped and took the girls over me gins in the party were Madge Allen. Alma Ditto, Ethel Mayes. Maden Mnrrol 1 -1. and Marie and Keturah Jjjxon. G SLATS DIARY J yff Published by Special Arrangement Frlduy 1 opened pa s chest of ,ule. ton.to sudtuk out h, brace Ing out of llio house A pa seen me & ho 'd Hay Sluts what yoi' doing with tlint brace ft bit & I reylyed I ,UIVJ orxaultPd a bvi'l of cumpflre boy & we luiftn drill tnnlto. He od i ' iT"1 i.rnitm cm srnss you cud sell jure lawn more. Saturday-l tuk a wulk over past Jane's house to day. Just hap pened to ncksl doully go thnta way t wu study ing how cud I make 17 cts so as 3 go see Win S. Hart & June sed Wot are you think lug about & I answered ft d mull ing, ft she noil You all ways have yure mind on your own self II scorns. Threw with womeu. Thuts what I yam. Sunday 1 Rot 2 tnwklng 2 Jake ft ast him wot he tliot about 1110 ft Jane ft he sod he thot 1 showed a lots- better taste than she does. So we are not good friends etmy mure. Monday Ma ft pa Including me went 3 the Coufockshunary ft had len Creum ft then ns got sum clg- arets ft went 2 lllo I. The owior and MIbUt no smoketng In here ft pa sed . Thuts funny you sell them don't you not. The man sed Yes ft they sell union Vndorware up 2 the dry Goods store but thuy done let you put the in on In the store room. : Tuesday I was telling pa ft mi ft sum other Indys about a girl wlch hurt her leg In swimming ft ma sed You must say Urns not legs. S) later in the evening I told them of a man arrested for boot llmmlng ft - mrt never under Stood mo K t"ll. Slier, not so awful wlso At times. Wednesday wclkcd down the. street with my stool teecher t'idiiy ft ' we saw a house wlch was being bull ft she sed Slats do you know when ft where Shlngels was 1st us-d I sod I dont knew when but I got a good Idea wliero they was 1st used. Hut I dld dent care to dlskuss It with her. Nor r.ohuddy else. Thursday In Swimming today. Lets of people was In. Blisters was there rnd ho c.n dive ft torn si'tnmer Sets A flote ded man ft all ft t'.xe slrls :re after him to lorn t.cji 2 sw!m. Kven June Is. She wanted me 2 Jump rff of the bridge like ItllBters but I sod 2 hor thr.t tliey w-s lots 0' little t;o.vs In hevln w!ch lud tried thr.t ft ' wrod rethcr not try It. She called ne a big frnde calf. Hut I s'nid wor ry. I dont care. William Ilcstone or the Liberty theatre, was In town Inst Saturday, looking after business 'ntorests. Mlns Ruth 8torla and Master Rich ard llobbs entertained a number ot their friends last Friday, the occasion being the fifth birthday of Miss Ruth and the seventh birthday of Muster Richard. The afternoon was pleasant ly spent In playing games. The table on which the lunch was served was decorated with flowers and a large llrthday cake was on each end. Dainty refreshments were served. Thomas Hunter of Coble, who is working at the Sequoia National park In middle eastern California, sent Superintendent Alien a picture of the General Sherman tree, which grows In the park. Mr. Hunter mud tlw frame of redwood and put pine cones In the four corners. He gave It to Mr. Allen for the schools of the county. The tree Itself Is 279 B feet high, with a diameter of 36. S fnet. It Is said to be the biggest and oldesl living thing. What Shall We Do With Him? Miss Gertrude Legged hoeir.10 the bride of Glern Hangs of Portland at Vancouver, Friday, July 25 The bride Is a daughter of Mrs. i. Dixon end has a host of friends In this city whore she has roslded for many years. She formerly taught In the Kelso schools, but for the past year hiis been teaching In St. Helens where she wns ro-elocted for the com ing year. Tlio happy couplo will re side In the Rose City Kelson Ian Tuesday afternoon Mrs. R. R Gill and Mrs H. Hroughton entertained at Mrs. Hroiighton's home with a card party in honor of Miss Lulu George. A pleusnnt afternoon was en Joyed and a dainty lunch served The ?u?Hlwero Mr"- Klt t'onyers. Mrs Dale Perry. Mrs. A. George. Mr8. A Mr ?T ."Km r', L' J' VanOrshoven, m o Vi 1CT. Mrs. Mary Myers. Mrs S C. Morton. Miss Olg Hell born, Mrs. H. O. Smith, Mrs II M uck, Mrs. W. Roberts, Mrs. C. W Philips and Miss Jane Hell. NOTICK FOR School District No. 3, Deer Isbnd Oregon. Invites bid. for the erection r - v,a' ," tor said school dls-h- iJ!nd.a,M0.for th0 kalsomlnlng ofj hnui. P."" ' the.T)M,r ,H,iln'1 whool house. Plans and specifications nre on file with c. E. Clnnperton. school Pef Hland' B'la will be! opened on Monday. August 8th. 1919 1 u ,P' m' r,Kl,t 18 served to reject rnv sndfll bids. , MRS. ELMER CONNr.l.L I n. . , , Chairman of the Board i Deer Island, Oregon. I We Have Them in many different cd and materials. Th were purchased on afc ket and as a result wt vom money on therrT Work Shirt. J Hickory Shirts Dress Shirts, with sort tt,f b t Neglige Bhlrta ..ll.Tst, 811k 8hlrti with ion I co"r kHuim You Need A Tie to go with your new Shirt ( iiov ii ui mm new Hsorfc which arrived this week. AUSTIN'S LIBERTY THEATBE Home ot Good Pictures FRIDAY, At'irt'HT I VICTOR MOORE in "CHIMMIE FADDEN nnd t-reet Comsdy HATt'ltDM,, Al'til'HT 2 4 FRANK KEENEN in "THE SILVER GIRL' This Is a 5-roet Western drama that la full of thrills. AIoC ana Dcama n .ii. 1 1 , .11 lit 01 . j GERALDINE FARRAR in 'THE DEVIL STC Comedy and Bcnlc MIIMIIV tl'Ct'NT A 1 . .. I ...AMUl' kNIU liliNNK TT in A Ub.Sb.Kl wuww Comedy and Bconle ti i:hiy, t (a ht n ' ' 1 -..A, iir PEGGY HYLAND in "THE OTHER WUm and two-reel Comedy " Com la Vtumemf- WKDMXDAV, Al'Gl'HT 0 SPECIAL! SPECIAL!! SPECIE "What Shall We Do t IP Off i-iimr This Is a question that Is being asksd by almost "'''L, world. He this thrilling production at the J'Vjir Wednesday, August Oth. Hmh UI Matin at 8:00 'el0?f"Vi i Be; Adults, ISc. Kvenlnx Klrst Hhow, 7:00 o'ckKkl w- t 8:1.1. AilinIsHlnn r'liii.iron i Kn- Arfulia. ISe. IncluaWI " We hope that vury one In St. Helens will "". t . -. Tlll'IrUlt 1 V .'i.Mw HENRY WALTHALL in "LONG LANE TURlC Comedy and Been to ATM? ALVA SMITH. Manager VPt c is m ISH'T THC LIMIT I tL f -(COR OLT) STRAW KEUf -I NEVER Sa IN ALL MY UFE .' , " ' I I .VAVWS 5 ORE" f L- ' '-J vv UMO (JET rJCTMER . I 1 II J . 'l1 Mft jyi-TRRW .. II tnnm ii nv sbbbv sw ir v mm ID OF T&YiKIr V "-c r,u rW7 L r v wtis (I Aint") i I 6 ROW MERC'S TrtAT MOUSE -P I BRQUfrHT HOME iICK)AY? -i THAT ONE'S dor a Mi itt it!