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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1919)
10 - ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919 ! -. I Miss Myrtle Jones tu a week endl Mr. nil Mri. E. Uwi, Mr. ina n - " "" f visitor to Seaside. Mrs. T. Peterson. EUen Ellefseth II I N f IMICT MICTIVftC 1 Mr- Fred Christie and ton. Harry, and Nadtne Mace motored to ''- I SLAPS DIARY I I I rj S f) I f 1 k I MIST MI5TINGS I were Portland Tlsltora Tuesday. lem Saturday and spent Sunday with I I I I I 1 I fl I 1 CU I J Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris motor- Mrs. Hlackburn's niqther, Mrs. X V V II is 1 I r I I I I I IllfV I L LILJ v LX lj MIST MISTINGS X W. Allen made a business trip to Portland Tuesday. J. C. West of Portland, w;s a week end guest of the A. L. Edmond's. Mrs. E. Lynch and Miss Ethel Lynch shopped In Portland Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Shtnn were In Portland on business Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hodel of Port land were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T, Roy on Sundry. Miss Lovlnia Ktblan was In Port land several days last week, attend ing Buyers Week. Miss Ethel Dickinson of Portland Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Barnett this week. Walter Christie was no from As torla and spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Mary Christie. Mrs. Bertha Lents of Portland. Is visiting this week with her slster-in law, Mrs. C. O. Hyde and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dopplmaler, (Mrs. E. G. Ditto and Miss Alma Dit to motored to Portland Monday. The Misses Lydia and Emma Funk of Chehalis, Washington, are visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Christen son. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Harrison left yesterday for Seaside. They motor ed down and will be gone for two weeks. Miss Verna Kosher returned to Portland Wednesday after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. T. Mattoa. Miss Corrlne Hill left Monday for Chehalis, where she will visit her grandmother, Mrs. T. R. Henry for a few days. The Methodist Ladles Aid gave a surprise party cn Mrs. Christlo yes terday afternoon, the occasion being her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kiblan and daughter Amelia, spent - Thursday and Friday In Clatsk.nte ;.rd Rainier visiting friends. Mrs. Anna Paulson, Miss Marie Paulson and X T. Taber motored up the Columbia highway as far as Cascade Locks Sunday. Miss Lulu George returned Wed nesday from Mt. Rainier, where she has been camping with Portland friends for the past week. Mrs. E. M. Helon of Tacoma, who bad been a guest of the A. T. Kib lan'a for several days left for her home in Tacoma Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Oeorgo and Miss Clara Ketel left Wednesday for the Nehalem Valley where they will camp and fish for a week. Mrs. C. M. Roberts, who has been visiting her sisters in St. Helens for the past three months, returned to ore home In Portland today. Miss Annette Payne left for Port land Saturday where she will visit with Miss Esther JohnBon and Miss Marion Baker for a few days. Mrs. H. O. Smith left Friday for Baker, Oregon, whore she will make her home. Mr. Smith is working on the state highway at that place. Road Master Abry and Q. S. Gray are In the Nehalem valley this week laying out roads and supervising the building of a bridge at Birkenfeld. Miss Lettle LaTaurette, who has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Hisey for several days, left Tuesday for her home In Lankershln, California. Miss Marian Morton returned Mon day from Portland, where she had been visiting with Miss Doris Gramm. Mg Myrtle Jones waa a week end visitor to Seaside. Mrs. Fred Christie and son, Harry, were Portland visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris motor ed to Seaside Tuesday and will re turn today. Miss Hazel Williams of Portland, ts visiting with Miss Alma Ditto this week. Monday morning Miss Elizabeth rhlllp left for Astoria to visit witn her sister, Mrs. A. A. Heist. Henry Peters of Trenholm was a business visitor In St. Melons Wed nesday. Grlffts Hayes have been awarded the contract for the E. O. Ditto building. Miss Opal Smith was in Portland last week end visiting with Mr. ana Mrs. X Boehkie. Mr. and Mrs. T. Fllppin had as their guest this week Mr. Flippin's mother, Mrs. John Ebbe of rdrtland. Mrs. Howard Holcomb and chil dren, are visiting In Portland this week with Mrs. Holcomb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Debuhr. D. C. Howard went to Astoria on Wednesday to attend a county agri cultural conference. He will return today. Mrs. Fannie Ross received word Sunday that her son, Cecil who is at tending U. of W., was ill with typhoid and left Immediately for Seattle. Mrs. J. R. Hobbs and son Richard, went to Portland Monday. They will visit with Mrs. Hobbs' daughter, Mrs. W. T. Marsh and other friends. Mrs. H. B. Freeland returned on Wednesday from Salem where she has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Henderson, since Sunday. Mrs. C. D. Sutherland and children returned Tuesday from Castle Rock, where they have been visiting Mrs. Sutherland's brother, Frank Pitch- ford. Another one of these delightful dances at the Skating Rlak Satur day night. The best ci music and management. advt. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pittendrlgh of Everett, Washington, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard. Mrs. Pittendrlgh is Mr. Howard's sister. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Richardson have as their guests Mrs. Richard son's sisters, Mrs. L. A. Miller of Condon and Mrs. E. H. Flagg Warrenton. - Marriage licenses were Issued this week to Marie Baker and Earl Hub bard of Walla Walla, Washington; and to Jessie Matson and Orln Scrlb ner of St. Helens. George Grant of Scappoose was in Mr. and Mrs. E. Laws. Mr. ano Mrs. T. Peterson. EUen Ellefseth and Nadlne Mace motored to Neha lem Saturday and spent Sunday with Mrs. Blackburn's uiqther, Mrs. X M. Peterson. Miss Helen Rtren. who has been In Venice, California, for the past five months, returned to St. Helens Monday and will spend the remainder of the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ricen. Mr. and Mrs. R. Copeland. Ben Copelund and their mother, Mrs. Mary Copeland of Scappoose, lefi Monday for an extended camping trip. They will camp at Seaside and way points and come homo through the Nehalem valley. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson of Clatakanle, were In St. Helens Mon day afternoon and were at the home of their son, J. F. Johnson. Mrs. J. F. Johnson was t:tkcn to Portland Monday evening where she will un dergo a surgical operation. Last Friday night the St. Helens Christian Endeavor entertained with a picnic and watermelon feed at Col umbia Beach In honor of Miss Marie Walker, who left for Dixon, Montana Saturday evening. About twenty-five young people were Invited. The even ing was spent In playing games. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hutherford and children, Madge Alton, Ella Hat- tan, Adelald Adams. John Southard. Leland Austin and Harley Turner went up to the tennis meet at the Vernon club In Portland Sunday. Adelald Adams and L. R. Rutherford won two sets of mixed doubles from the Vernon club and L. It. Ruther ford and John Southard won two sets from the Piedmont club. Andrew Elliott and wife came over the St. Helens-Pittsburg road and were In St. Helens for a few noun. Saturday. They ore both pioneers of tne Nehalem valley The steamer Wartamr.. l.-.den with 1.000,000 feot of lumber and carry ing a capacity list of passengers. sailed Thursday n'ght bound for southern California ports Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Russell have as their guests this week, Mrs. W. W Dixon and son Howard, rf Albany and Mrs. O. McCIure and daughter. or scappoose, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllum Burkhead have as their guests Miss Helen of, Johnson of Laramie, Wyoming. She came to St. Helens last night and will remain for a week. She Is a girlhood friend of Mrs. Hurkhoad. Mrs. A. J. Deming, Miss Eugenia Deming, Miss Margaret liankln and Miss Rankin's nephew, Norman Ran kin, returned Sunday from Seaside St. Helens yesterday interviewing where they have been so Ion rn in the county court. Mr. Grant has been ! Miss Rankin and Master Norman left road supervisor of Road District No 1 for a number of years. William Perry arrived home this' for Portland Monday evenlnar Mrs. Thos. IsblHter and daughter. Miss Annabel!, left this week for week from Presidio, where he has Aberdeen. Washington, where thev been attending the R. O. T. C. camp I will be the guests of Mrs. C. R. Wll- lor tne past seven weeks. Perry, Herore returning Mrs. Ishuter earned a rifle practlco medal. will visit In Vancouver. B. C. They Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Prlngle motor-i'lll be gone two weeks. ed to the Nehalem valley over the St. Rev. A. E. Hlsey left Tuesday for Helens-Pittsburg road Saturday and Salem where he will attend the visited until Monday with Mr Pringle's brother, William Pringle. Wanted 10 head of Holsteln Portland Area summer school fnr rural pastors. There were three scholarships given In this district calves up to 10 days old. Will pay i and Rev. Hlsey was awarded one of good price for good stock. Paul C. them. He will be gone for three Adams, Warren, Oregon, Phone weeks. 105F15. 35-36-2t Sherlf LaBare was at Camp Lewis Mrs. John L. Storla, who vlsitea Monday wher he was subpoenaed as friends in Portland several days last a witness In the court of Judge Ad week, returned home Monday even- vocate Hoover In the trial of Moe lno fi Qt n rl tl .ant t Pn.tln.rf Ktinlmnn - -V. - . . .. ...D. n,uv w ui i.aut, iwu, VH VIlurKR UI QeHerTlfin rrnm Monday and accompanied her home Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dopplmaler re turned Sunday morning from a busi ness trip to Seattle, Washington. They motored up and Mr. Doppl maler states that the roads are In poor condition. THE HOME Of Dependable Tools, Cutlery, Kitchenware, Stoves and Ranges, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods B. G. DITTO ST. HELENS, OREGON the u. S. army. Shulmon was taken off of the steamer Ktmel whllo i, was loading at St. Helens about k month ago. E. E. Brodle, wife md son Gporge of Oregon City, were hero Wednesday night enroute to Seattle whore Mr. Brodle will take a prominent part In the deliberations of the Natlonnl tentorial association. He Is spoken of as vice president of the associa tion. The Brodles were guests of I Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morton while In St. Helens. , Master James HnrtW ! celebrated his birthday last Tues u"J, ? ,,nv.ltln n a number of hie VIenf The "n spent In playing games and a lunch 1 was served, the principal feature icake W" de'lclou lhday The Community Sunday School picnic held In Godfrey park today j was an i en Joyable affair. A bountiful I picnic dinner was served at noon and there was ice cream or all the chil dren. The old and young alike par ticipated in the games and general i Kood time in the afternoon, i Mr and Mrs. W. J. Muckle. Edgar Muokle and Mrs. L. P. Farrls went to Port and Thursday to attend the wedding of Miss Dorothy John and Mr. George Hughes, which took ; place at the home of the bride's par ents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. John, at jfi.OO p. m. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. S. J. Mlers. Only the relatives and Immediate friends were ! present. A wedding dinner was eery- ted after t h a nnAn,nH. -wi . , . . . -viciiiwujr, ivi inn jorin ha.h snha.n,5;vfH,end.1, ln 8t' Hole" wheE she lived until recently. Master Engineer William Waters 5E2 1 8t' JIe,.en8 Monday from oiTi ro nas Deen with the j- .i r;- : Published by Special Arrangoment Frlduy Ma Uft me tend i the chickens today 4k I forgot J feed them. She was peeved ast me did 1 ever hear ' of enny body get ting credit- fo not tending 3 there blsuess. I sod N'es A she sod Whom. I sed A Shoperone on a hay ride. I bet I am rite 1. 1 of the chickens Is dod. Saturday p a give ma five I . today 2 go a shopping . with.' A he so7 No y . for Uoldness , sake have sum thing 3 show for; that money. When ma cftue home she had a Pair of Sim stock ings. Sundny Went I sundny skool as usual. In the p. m. went swim-! mlng. Which I am keeping a sec ret. From ma & pa. ' Monday went with pa after black borrys. Got about a gallon berrys and set down on a llumbel be which was upshlo down. Am setting on a pillow 2 rite this tonlto. Monday Jako's cozzen which has1 cum bnck from Krauts was a telling how the wlinmen over there do there washing In the river. They take the close ft put them In the Water and I tcke a paddle A b.iet them till they' are Clean. But that Is not a ne j wily a tall. My ma offon does thata-j way with my closo. She takes a pad dle & beets on them but I don't all Ways stajr there tilt they are Clean. I It I can make a getaway. Tuesday Jake Is reel sick this evening with his Stunnnlck. We had a Race 2 foe whom cud eat the most i Apples < win. Mn I'm nearly able 2 eat. 6 times a day. Wednesday Went to a afternoon pnrty where thoy was a lot of hoys girls ft Ice cream ft cake. I stint off for a wllo 2 so swimmi'ig A cum bank for Ice cream ft It was all gone. If hard luck was n spear of crass I must he a meadow ft Blisters walked home with Jane. Thursday Psj was (one all the afternoon tUi late tonlte. Me and ma was setting on the porch wen pa ft nir. uiiiem cum Dome. We herd n say That Dobba sure Is a lucky cuss, the only reason A e dlddent win a mlllyun I was because I dlddent have that much on me. Then they was what the Preecher tells about In a sermon. I Slnce the armistice was signed he has ib.rn,?0,nf. ?. ...n"nn -chool l London. After vl.lHn. , ,IBH accepted a nost- t!on as superintendent of a mine Stewart Welgle, who has been stationed on the U. S. 8. Bridgeport received his discharge rocentlyPand T,r,lJj "fens Saturday to vUlt been ln the service for two years. He left today for Yakatna, Washlns. ton. where he has accepted a posl tlon as fireman with the N. P. railroad. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morton rntnrn. ' eu veunosuay morning from a trip iiiruiiKii me Willamette and Hogue river valleys and MeilfnrH frir Lake and Ashland. They accompan ied the parties of the National Kdl- lorini association, who are holding Ihelr annual convention In id. Northwest. Mr. Morion loft the parly nt I'nrfli.n.l . I....- . 1 ' .... ....,,., i,,,.,r roiurn irom Ashland, but left Inst night to Join the convention In Seattle. For Bale A few hundred Ilrnn. coll plnnts. 15 cents nor dnznn , $100 per hundred. Aluo soma unrln. crbbuge plants. Hclfs Second-Hand Store, St. Helens. js Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Mori nn unit children, Miss Olga llellborn and Miss Edrle LaBare went to Oregon City Saturday for the dedication of a tablet erected In honor of the Ore gon opcciaior. the first newspap, published west of the Rocky Mount ains. This paper was first published February 6, 184 6. After the unveil ing of the tablet they, with mem bers of the National Editorial asso ciation, were guests at a delightful dinner given at the Portland Cham, ber of Commerce banquet hall. The event was given under the auspices of the Mornlng Oregonlan, the Port land Telegram and the Portland News. Nine boys accompanied by Rev R. A. Spearow left Monday morning or the Little Nehalem, where they will camp until Friday. They went In cars about half of the way and then hiked to their camping place. The i.m ,e parly were' Stewart Both well. Wade and Raymond Ruth erford, John Sten. Royce Yoomans, i!, ,? an, Uonttl,, Sutherland. Archie McDonald nnd Stanley Large jiThe.SV "e'en "onor Guard hah I disbanded and the members have' tormed a club and will mniu.,. i. I Ing meotlngs and picnics together. The money which remains In the treasury will go Into a charity fund Ten dollars has been voted to the city library. Tuesday night of thh week they had a picnic Tood? y Park. The evening was spent l tIlnK.mn- "o'nemade Icecream and other delightful refreshment were ejyed. T,e member, at t " Picnic were Alice and Anna Quick urtl" PHa1!lan' Marle Paulson" Cc?: k2L? Eh."p.,, Mn',K8 A1,fin. Clara A:St?I,,i,".t".Bl Eu'"nl. Ella rattan " . E5 and practically everything in stock are steadily raj ' price and will be much higher in a few weeks than at present. We have a large stock of Shoes purc) lower prices and are in a position to save vm. I u room present. Get in on those that we have on handiJ ... . . prices win jump as me new stocks arrive. f Shoes that fight bicktf in wmcn every to, room to apread md . Shoes that boys mJ t prices that pW ; grown folks. EDUCATOR SH0& best and most imk,' shoe on the market fad dren, $2.50 up. j PETERS SHOES for both boys and girls nj to give satisfaction and will surprise you by their wtc qualities. All sizes, all prices. AUSTIN'S LIBERTY THEATBE Home of Good Pictures FRIDAY, AUGUST 15th Mary Pickford In "Hearts Adrifn She waa the only woman who had every sot toot on that desert Isle.' He tho only man. Also a two-rel comedy, "llioruUte of Hie ,nni." SATURDAY, AUG. 16 STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Every minute vlll be filled with Thrill for on Satur day. August Hih. The Llbor ty will show the gront PENDLETON ROUND UP Also a two-reel Hilly West Comedy. his mother. M .s.".ur,,.-l.0.vlBI (Mrs. E. Illackburn. Mrs 7 iTLl ,1.1s siters R h .n.r S'.'.uir'".'" Bn" . Cronklte and Mrs X ! - -, -. .. u miier. ne nan ronklte and Mrs. E. Chap' SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th- j Doug. Fairbanks In "Down ToEart Nuf Bnld, Also Comedy and Hrenlc MONDAY, AUGUST 18th "THE SILENT 'WITNESS" This ts a grout six-reel feature. We can recommend ibtop any of the Liberty patrons. Al" f'nmwdv r TUESDAY, AUGUST 19th- Gladis Hewlet In "THE WAIif and a Muck Bennett Comedy, imnwMr.Me 0- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20th- "THE BAR SINISTER" 4 A most wonderful dramr.tlxrtlon of the most popular tool day. This, picture 1 In eight reels. ivi.'t Ml THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st- "The Great White Trail" In six reels. Also Corned" , Yours for the BEST Pictures we can get- J LIBERTY THEATRE; ALVA SMITH. Manager I home aim $rv VT"W ,TvErs ra i J I ' ' '""ni x '
