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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 15, 1919 4. DEER ISLAND 4 ' Sam Kelley was a Houlton visitor this week. George Knopka baa a new McCor mlck binder. Mr. Jim Moran Tlsited at the Al bert Adams home Sunday. , Miss Far Lamed of Yakim., la the guest of her cunt, Mrs. Bert Adams. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clark Tislted relatives back of Goble last Sunday. . Vf toa EMna. fllll anant WnnilflV vlalt. ing ner Bister Kose, at me Lonneii farm. Miss Lois Jenks and Jim and Will Moran, were week end guests at the Bert Adams home. Mrs. Clyde Hanson visited with friends at Kelso, Washington, several days last week. lArm V. T 1?AAlnn annnf invnra 1 days with her parents last week, at ienu. uregon. UnwwAB, la .Vitiit A.n It ttlla Vrn munlty and thrashing will begin by the middle of the month. ; Mr. Scoffern. our efficient rail road agent spent Saturday and Sun dav at hia home near Salom. : Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Connell and son, Bill, spent the last week visit ing in Portland and Jefferson, Ore gon. Mrs. T. A. McBride, Mrs. Newton and several of their friends, spent Sunday 'on a picnic at Scappoose tails. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cramer and daughters, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dallv. -; Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Butler will soon move to St. Helens. Mr. Butler has been appointed deputy to H. E. La Bare, our new sheriff. The Warren Construction, com pany expect to have the highway from McBride canyon to Tide Creek completed in 20 diya. S. L. Butler was called to Albany, Oregon, last Friday by the illness of his brother, who suffered a bad at tack of the heart, but at this writing Is much Improved. Mrs. Bert Adams and daughter Florence, have returned from Yaki ma, Washington, where they have been visiting Mrs. Adams' sister, Mrs. Leo Lovenstetn. Mrs. F. McDonald, who was taken v sc. Vincent s nospitai last weea, M, r-i. if r --"""i.iuu. was successfully operated upon and "'" "''"t. win soon oe at noma again Tne ball came SCAPPOOSE Clarke Grant left for Yakima this week. Miss Victory returned to her home in Tacoma Monday. ' Ruby Tipton and Goldle Grewell spent this week in Scappoose. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Weaver were home for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Saint were in Scap poose Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Cooper enjoyed a trip on tne Highway Sunday. ( Rev. McCIure sold his Chevrolet to Mr. Gray of Portland last week. Mrs. Charles Wlkstrom Is spending (his week with her mother and .later in Kalama.' Jim Eversole, accompanied a car load of stock to California last week, for Pomeroy & Son. On account of the cold weather. Mr Watts and family returned from Seaside Wednesday of last week. Rev. McCIure left Monday for Salem. He will spend throe weeks there at the theoloeical aummnr school. J. O. Watts and family Ttar rWiV. and family motored as far as Hood mver ana returned Dy moonlight, on Monday. Church Notice Geo. V. McTIiiri. pastor. Sunday School. 10:15: C. E 7:00 o'clock. August 23 and 30 there will be no regular sorvico at 11:15 and 8:00 o'clock. Prof. Dodsnn lf Tn,l fn. t - i .VI A4V CLATSKANIE Ray Reed and Lee Allen were passengers en route for Portland on Tuesday morning's train. Mrs. Ross, of Comas, Washington, is visiting . her daughter, Mrs. Georgia Hanson. MUs Jessie Ctatee, of Portland, spent the week eud in town, the guest of her cousin, MUs Lorn Meyer. Misses Nellie Ueary. Maude Smith and Violet Franklin returned on Sat urday last from Monmouth, where they have been attending summer school. XfM Tnf TtlrlrAn fnlil Ann children Calvin and Elva, spent the day at the Campbell camp, Nevorstll, Sunday with Mrs. Blrkenfeld'a father and brother, J. L. and M. J. Camp bell. Miss Celestlna rllppln returned the last of the week from Rldgefleld, Washington, where she had spent the past month or six weeks with her sister, Mrs. Warrep Young. Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Orwlg and fam ily, accompanied by the Misses Agnes Tlchenor and Jennie Popha"), left Wednesday evenias for a cnmplng trip in the Nehalem. nr. ana mrs. j. ivariur came FOR SALE " For Sale Almost new upright nlano n excellent condition. Term : . .. . i.'-.... i... T ll.iiMw jstf to reliable party Theatre. Apples for Salo Clionp you come and get them. C. J. Lammi, U'urnm Orpftm. SMf. l For Sale Forty acres, cleareo! and highly Improved Jtwt npponlta; my place or. Warrn-t;t. Helen t toad. Call at Columbia County Hank or phone 103-F-15. Sherman M. Miles. I 31-lf Sawmill Men. Attontlon! We of fer six million feet saw timber, two miles went of Scappoose at $3.60 per ml. Mill lino, naiaitiuri vaiiiv nouuna, A Illlil ItllU utl'l irf nil- down rrom fort m;: a tne last or tne glue are on the ground. I an bo uuwu irum i-ur.iui.u ma ihbi ui mo i gme are on me grouna. van uo week for a visit with tho hitter's par-1 rented for $1.00 per thousand, to Ant U, ttntt Maal Kf V Pim Tha i ...t . I. . I 1. lit.... I n LSiun.- vtita, wt. . ... . . . ,1111 iiio iimuor. i inim luutj ,u y- two famines spent a couple of days noose. Terms. Address Watts at Connon week. Bench the first of the ! Price." inc.. ScaDDOoso. Oretor.. 30tf ,.i.i.. V. llll'l. COBLE y The trance meets the first Sun day of each month. I Koad Supervisor Frits Anllker was In St. Helens Wednesday on a busi ness mission. j The farmers In this community are; gradually increasing their cattle ! V...l ll U LIJ.J -1 1. .1 1, ...111 I19IUI - llll UlUUUUli BlWa. HUM 1L Willi For Sale Cheap If taksn at ence, house rnd throe lots In West St, Hel ens, two blocks from depot, one b'nek from Columbia highway. H. E. I-a-liare, St. Helens. Ore. 33tf For &Ue Vetcli hay. Apply Sher man Miles farm on St. Helens-Warren road or at Columbia County llank. XU-tf no beloni before other, to flow he r ? " or r good example set for t ,c . deYer,j tine, eastern Oregon. There was o '"'" "ea "";l Monday. A few more cherries. N. vacr.nt house to accommodate theidar from "'wl days visit with S,crw00j Bhone 108-F-21 Warren Drofessor. so the school board dee'd- rrlend ,l Portland. While in thej "er ou pnono 1UB il' i, aA t httllJ kin mi. . i "lt ha illaniiil iKa ittunlln- n Ik.1 ai-ll Oregon Chamber of Commerce. j For 8alo Laying Barred Hock. ae again. r.::. , r mi necx Sunday at Deer U?pu,r" 'as' year, herf Scappoose. , - . . .lair, trea A. RrtlnA,i nt d..i . ier isiana: jnaxmeyer, Hammer. , i. cam F. H. Adams and J. Walmsley lost . 'om, SaIem- rno tauht sev veral head of cattle last week hv f.'8". ,our ot which were soenl were spent several head of cattle last week by .-. i j j .. dc in k DoiHonea irom rrtiusT rrnRB nn i ovi the railroad right of way. which had "i?11, radua'ed from Monmouth been treated with, a liquid to kill the "raL 'a8i S.r,ln- stI'h and weeds. jeventh grades, Miss Blanch 8tovall, Dr. H. R. Cliff of Portland, made 1. Several years vlall , n tt t-ii-v i o.uorreuw in Aitggoiirf a w ton, a. lun j. n. AuKllBU I1UUIC I - . ' BiftUU Tk. v.. i.... atea irom normal schnni in ui... turnea irom New York. He and a e I -,1a , i, aiau gmau- ated from normal school In Missouri . Inst spring. Fourth and fifth mil.. friend made the trip by r.uto and WmJa t Holaday. who teaches her traveled 11,000 miles on the trip. -0JMInerf: For aecnd and third scnooi win not begin before the t,, I,,.. rUBlc' mM Ruby cond week In September, owlns: to A.,pi" !rom "Ulsboro. Miss Tlnton second week In September, owing to the school rooms not being ready as soon as expect oa. Bids have been advertised for for kalsomlning the rooms, also building a play shed, but the contract has not as yet been let. J. R. Bowls, president of the Northwest Steel company, has pur chased that part of the island be longing to the Connell estate and Elmer Connell's will be leaving in the spring. : Ir. Arthur Daily and Miss Beulah Dickson, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. E. H. Dickson of Vancouver, Wash ington, were married Thursday, August 6. Arthur and his brother, Frank Daily and family, have re cently rented the Deer Island com pany ranch We are glad to welcome them to our community. Mr. William Russell, chief en gineer of the St. Helens mill, has bought the 18-acre tract Just north of the George Mill's place. Mr. and Mrs. Russell and son have purchased with a view of establishing a home, but do not expect to occupy their new home before next fall. Deer Island la very fortunate to be secur ing so many desirable people as per manent residents. Miss Lillith Cramer had a very narrow escape Sunday evening from drowning in the slough between Deer Island and the mainland. Miss Cramer, her mother, and Frank and Art Dally were crossing on the boom when all four went into the water. Miss Cramer was the only one who was in serious danger; but for her presence of mind in holding her breath both times she went under, a Sunday frolic would have been turned Into a tragedy. J Saturday night, August Jth, Mrs. George Knopka arranged a surprise birthday party for her husband, who was 37 years old. About 40 guests wer present and a merry time was had. A marshmallow roast provided fun for all, while 600 and other games were played. Mls Mary Drake won the fcrlse offered for guessing Mr. Knopka's age. A boun tiful lunch was served at midnight Mrs. Jack HummnnH PnlumKla fit. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cramer and daughters of Vancouver. ' The Wrong Number, But It was the linn nM utnrw IT a y,A Dhone . Only this time he received a shock ' "I'm sorry I gave you the wrong line," said a sweet voice over the wire. . "It doesn't matter a bit," he re plied, not to be outdone In courtesy. for; but It just happens that I wasn' able to use It." I "in uBAiwii iiume last mt. - . 1 . . a . .till Baa. , V. nn. . ,. i in wonu is composed oi apples mom mreweii party, and pears, but the packers do moat 'reshments were served and a nf lha nlafctna liehtful tlmn AnlnvaH ed to build him one. The professor went to superintend the job. Mrs. uoason will join him later. A nartr of our vnunv fniv j.iin.t..j Lr.rch Mountain Saturday night and enloved the fmrrfno n,vi ......... i.. Among those on the trip were Mr. and mrm. ireo Lange. Gertrude Lhlraan Earnest and Mrrnwt ami, n...i and vera Price. W.-.tta Price and the .muses ivnckerbockor. The nubile schnni win r. a... - - ..a warcta OUUl ember 8th. A very fine corp of teach ers has been secured. The DrlnciDul ! A. D. Hulburd. la n mlio.a ... ' '"-ou b i auuaia from Missouri with - I ence in Minnesota. Montana. Wash- work inartnn a n ,1 r- ' I wur uirs. iast year he mi n, Jua8t,e Kock. VVashlngton The effect Of good roads is Dialnly unit Orernn hniia IK ninnlha nl.l nf seen In this neigh jorllood. Instead the famous Corvallls slock, $1.(0 of the farmer haul ng his produce to rgch. Also 10 doien water glass market over rough roads, the good rggs, 4 Be per doien after August routs makn It non'tlhln fnp Hia aniA j m.nA ,r n . 1. " ' " ; 11 .1 . iiuiiv 1VII, adu truca to can at nis noor ami rot ih cream or produce. The Beaver Homes grange recent ly bought a piano and paid for it with the proceeds from two dances. While the local grr.nge has not such a large membership as some other granges in the county, what they lack in membership Is made tin in In terest In grange and community WANTED Wanted By high school boy, board In or near Scappoose. Address Itox 5, Chapman, Oregon. 35--2t Wonted Plala sewing to do. Mrs Lena ltlco, Box 63, Houlton, Oro. 2 in o i . "cro spent , ''-iii"i iniiBu minim nuiio nuistein neuers, uehorn- m the Salem public schools. Miss thl" clty v'r Saturday and Sunday, ed. Any Information leading to re Brown CrarillAtaH Inn M. .. I W VI EMnl.tw .. riti i ... .a a ... f. weI here and everyone Is Vlrir...A V 10 tho ChOOl. First grade and art. Miss Jessie Mar- If. r?mJ8alem- MlM Martl begins her third years work here. School at Parson's. Mrs. Hattle West, a nor mal graduate will be In charge. - YANKTON mahine.Brinn"new thrashln n,B.?rn Ti Mr nd Mrs. Peto White, a daughter. . ,2h!.,Dowd made business trip to Portland this week. mi... .-. 1 ultra Will nA 1. I a v.;u.; Z . . a"cuiu; in tne uiuu cnurcn tne 31st of August. airs, inattie McAboy came from Portland to visit her mother. Mrs. oranon. Andrew Thomas moved his famllv rrom Silverton, Oregon, to their home in Yankton. The Yankton Grange will give an ce cream social on Saturday even ing, August 30. Applications for the position as Janitor of the Yankton school should be sent to R. Tarbell. The tent occupied by the Frits family caught on fire and fortunate ly most of the household effects were saved. Mr. Easter has sold his farm to a party from St. Helens. Mr. Easter will move with his family to Los Angeles, California. Rudolph Karth went to Portland in the St. Vincent hospital. Mr Wil liam Karth was coming home from work and was struck by an auto having a Portland license. The driver drove his car away. Mr. Karth has a badly broken shoulder. W. M. Flotrhir nf TlllttnnnV sn1 visited in this city last Monday. 1 mat.. ,t.tii. . .. . .... m ms ineuiB lampoeii is visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell of Apiary. Miss Beth Holloway returned last Sunday from Astoria, v.here she has been for the past few weeks. Miss Francis Philips of Portland. Is snondlnc her vacation In thl. mi- with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. vaeorge rninps. Mr. and Mrs A. T. Fnllnr mniiii to Bonneville last Sunday, returning the, same evening accompanied by BACHELOR FLAT n.0n iohn80n. who has been with day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burdahl and Mr. and Mrs. N. Lindberg motored up the Columbia highway Bunday as far as Cascade Locks. Tho Misses Helen r.nd Flnrn motored to Portland Sunday and oyoul, wis aBy WKn inends. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnson and son Orln, spent several days last week in Seaside with Mrs. Perry. mere was a school meeting Mon. muu, uui vp do outQone in courtesy. au a scnooi meeting Mon 'I'm it a lha nntnVie. vn.i aaa. - ! 41 AT fflT t h A n M fT n a a rt ll.iMa. . , was much better than the one I asked er- There are several applicants but as yet no one has been elected. The Bachelor Flat ran IH on I a a.n,u ered, at the Saxton home last week llghtful time enjoyed. Re de- RAINIER Mrs. fimvAP Snmmi.nl v i.ia.1 ' Island between Deer Island and i," ITe' B ra'nerd of Portland is " 0Der t0 Portland last Monday. Rainier resulted In a score ot 13 to ? ,R ,g,raduate and a accom- Attorney Herman and T. J. Flippln I- 11 in favor of Rainier. Battery for r 2 Vuo"-'Bn- or eighth grade moiorea to et. Helens last Monday. Deer Island: Maxmeyer, Hammer. r""8,8 e. haTe Ml Edith W. A. Ward and wife of Eugene, t .a . ... . I OTOWn irom KnlAm a.. K n la I na oaa rl Ihaniial. .l.a.. I... C -. I Wanted White Leghorn pullets ! not over three months old, also 4 ton iCloverh ay. Peter Demas, Box 604. i St. Helens, Oregon. $t STRAYED StraVftd or Hlnlpn Ahntif thvm I . - -" w --- "..w w. ",'""l I " -t asw.M 1 ta u , uvjurgo pasned throUKhhere last Saturday, place, two on-yoar-old apottad black Koomaon or Astoria, visited in una white Holsteln heifers, dehorn- I I fit V AWa Oatl1n,lnlt a. J O I Jk.1 A.. I.. a . . covery of same will be liberally re- wurunu. v., j. iarson, warren. Ore- n- 82-tf FOR RENT For Rent B-room house, close In. two lots and garden. Mrs. Ira Saurer. City. , jS.it LOST AND FOUND Lost$15 (three five dollar bills) between mill office and postofflce. . .s. . aioiiii, iiiih varry r uner. 1 1 mini omce anu receive reward VI a .1 II.. f a. n ... . Mm V II n: 1. . . 1 . 1 Mr. and Mrs 3 II Smith little daughter, were passengers to Portland last Wednesday on the morning train. Review. ill WARREN Mrs. John Farr, who has been tor a wceK, is convalescing. P. H. Lund and family and F. W Boesel and family are spending a couple of weeks at the seashore. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison nnd daugh ter. Blossom nnd Portland friends, motored to 8easldo nnd vicinity, for a weeks outing. " The decth of I. Norheck. which oc curred on Saturday, was keenly felt by his many friends here. Mr. Nor beck was respected by everyone. He has been a sufferer for two years spending most of that time In a plaster cast. A horse kicked Mm In juring the bones of the log c-usln tuberculosis of the bo:ie. He wu buried at the Swedish Lutheran ceme tery. The services and funeral was universally attended. Mrs Exe So you and your hus band have separated because of a misunderstanding' w?nMJe'rNot ut all mjr dear- we parted because we understood each other too well. 35 Lo,"', ""'ween Central Market anr! Moulton. a brown jcikot book containing $17.80. Reward. Mrs John Dahlgren, Houlton, Ore. 35 MISCELLANEOUS Money to loan on approved secur ity. J. B. Godfrey, St. Helens. I8tf Mr. Farmer Do you need a light delivery truck T We have a Ford, practically new. Will sell at a bar gain and give terms. Morton ft Wil son. 8t. Helens. 22-tf I have a purebred Chester White boar. Any responsible person de siring services of same may take him or bring sows here. Located at old Sherman mill. J. M. Brown. 34--3t l,$ n i He,warJ To person recover. Ing and returning lady's coat stolen ?t rl? mj,,n"!"ak8 the dance Th. . . 81atur,,tt'r n"t. August 9. The coat Is a medium gray wool hn ?Ur WkU? three "hr!o -pear ' buttons between shoulders It Is belted seml-dolman style with be t Mowing In back and front. Sleeve, tight at cuffs and very full at the shoulder. Lined entirely with sIlC of Persian design, Address Informa tion to No. 644, RaiRr Oregon SUNSET THEATRE HOULTON SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th-" A , "CREAKING STAIRS" ffi-r.!? when the comes to the Sunset Thectre. The bers, 5If U' t;""nir Huln." The direction is that of Rupert Julian and Lwtla Hauls. SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th- " " .,,,....... .."UPSTAIRS'' Mahle WoSj. """' 1,lealr " Sunday, the mh. .tarro ... a - . uM UJ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20" , OUR LITTLE WIPP" hai laughter and thrill. ;The e,nTf "u Kennedy, which will be s4n 7,0Jdw'n P'cture starring M..i and hilarious stage success ot th? .ame'ntmV' Hoi; ZmlTg -KltJKS 10 AnA on J. F. Dopplmaier OVERLAND " OLDSMOBILE AND . MOLING TRACTORS , Warehouse, Garage nnd Boles rooms next to .the Postofflce J. R Dopplmaier NT. IIKI.KNH, HK(.ON I Mist Wants Ads fcr Hesuits. Lynch & Mm HAIR CUTS en. S shamIo I'-vcryil,:,,,, i(, I'"'ioeilplil;j Our shop j, jj, , ) Com In and St. J Make Out Your Grocery List and send it to ui with confidence that t.. be just as you want We have no favoritei to puihfcf better profits. We are in business to sell jog th, groceries you want at the prices you expect to r at less. n Council Dovlled Meat, 4 for -j,' Shredded Wheat, package ' J7 Tree Tea. per pound J 12 Croscent llaklng 1'owder. i-pound can .. K. C. llaklng 1'owder, 16-os. caq ROY & FREDERICKS! PHONE 42 MONEY SAVING GROCERS DON'T PAIL TO ATTEND The Annual Columbia County. 9 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Sept. 17, 18, 19,1919 Three Glorious Days In which fun, sport and pleasure will be provided for all visitors. This is the event of the year. You ; should plan to be in St. Helens and help make this the biggest and best fair ever held. Start get- j ting your exhibits ready now.; D,.: , ; . . . ..r T VtlV ...un. joists may be secured by addressing w. j- lerton, Warren, Oregon or J. W. Allen, St. Helens, 0g wa awn yivaMli i a.