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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1919 SIMMONS ! HI MMONS Uio.l. S. army m me ii:i.uhmi ..- roi'UT K TIIK in TIIK CIUCI'IT COl'UT OK TIIK ' ' ....,.,..,!' ...... . STATIC OF OUKdON. KOIt TIIK COl'NTV OF eoM'MMA. J W. HlllKII. I'llllllllff, land.. walked in " V l .t I STV'K K uKMION KOU Clll, parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J Uolllng-. r: ;..,rvrv worth, las. Tuesday evening. ' ' 1 '"a, Plaintiff The counlv Is dolii some ttitit-ii j Mumiirri A. Watson, milium. rcmltul work on lie Milium mixioii " r,.,.i,,.,i vs and dolii Job on the road.;,..,.: o rhi h.mM on , , " noilnst voii In the il'-'V. eiiiHIed, III llm Nanm of tha Ktate of Ore- vivriiK I1NAI, ACtXUNT ' i,rr Mm 1 Hill liny of koii; You urii hereof required to a p. uuel Johnson Estate .,.rmhor. !! Uhnt '" V" au" ,77 .7, """T"'"" "p"u tnnoell,,!. MM nam, and ilst an AliNoluIn fhdunt. Htid f... . "ii II tore further r,,n..f M prniiilsi- .quiubi Horvl... f ,lt( SCAPPOOSE The Hlsey family moved from the Robert McKay ranch to Portland. Valdls While has gone to Albany, where he accepted a position. Mrs. Edgar Steven went to the hospital Wednesday for an operation Mr. Sheldon or South Scappoose, moved his family to Sen Francisco. California. Mr. and Mrs. James Niblock of .Pennsylvania, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Sunday. , n Freeman, who was operated on for gall stones and appendicitis, is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Billo and little daughter of Portland. Sundayed at the Getchell cottage. , J. B. Duncan Is home again after spending a week with his son Lester end wife. Mrs. Getchell and Mrs. Reid en tertained the Nlblock's at dinner on Monday night. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Grant Watts, after the busi ness meeting. Lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. Come to the Hallowe'en party Fri day night in the hall and receive a ghostly thrill. Program starts at 8:00 p. ra. sharp. A silver tea was given Wednes day afternoon in the church. A col lection was taken for missionary funds. v Chautauqua November 10-14 in clusive. The guarantee committee have decided to sell the aeasou ticket of five nights for $2.00. Plan to attend this Chautauqua and in terest others in It. Sunday, November 2nd Rally Day for Sabbath school. A combination service will bo held at 10:30. Every one is invited. Come and invite your neighbor. Rev. G. M. Hammond spoke in the interest of the Anti-Saloon League Monday night in the church. There wt a 'lag c ntest r.mo n; the school children. The flag went to the high Ecnooi ior disposing or the most1 tickets. U. .1 VPRNOMTA Notice Is hereby glvou that the uu-i ,,IV of tun., pr.wrli.eii tu hip on.-r, , im, o.p. ... . , ,. VfcKNUNlA ! dpnlRned adminlstrati r of tl.o ,.,., lor , ,i,(rail..n of hui.i- tho above en It led court and cause Ir J W Allen visited the Ver-'istato of Sariuel Johnson, din-cns.-d. :,,, ,, ,o,i fall to appear " , r ""'" ay of llme.nber. a schooflas Friday morn ng and i has filed his f.a.l account in the ,HW , ,.B,nff will r use your 1I9. s.,1,1 date be ng mora t lmn . ix a acnooi last r riuay uiuniiuB auu st,,l of lire- ...... .. i i...l ..ml urn. V to weeks suliHentient to the first Ulllil the high school a snort mi lonn.j V"7V VV V:.' . . . ''' ' . '''' " ... , , , ,, , - ,,. ,, ... rnr I ol II 111 liln viMiiii.', h. . 'mirl Tur I ilO MMiri uruiMHWH ... MU with great success last Friday night 1919. at the hour of 10 o f J1' .l.ssolvtnK the Ih....Ih of iiiai and the Initiation of the freshmen is the forenoon cf Mid da . Hiid t lit , mw XMI1K ,,,,. ,, mow a thlnr of the oast. i oun noon, o, ... - ,i,.r.Miil:uii . aim mm im.hu.mi . M con gave wniiu e.ery ""J"J" ,ir ilm Sih dny of Novel lher. i ... ,,,, ,.,.,,1,. K..r a dei reo full to no appear or answer, for want ine nigu scnooi pany a. , "" " ' . , , lft vielc in . ' .. H,,.,.,.V ih..r...,r () ..lulultrf will ...,.lv n ,.. tiff hikI court for the relief prayed for III tho he tier- roinpliilnt filed herein, lo-wll: For a n i" i appointed by said Court n the time . . ()- ..,.S111110 ,.e use of her , decree dissolving the bonds of ma- j ,'o. iwa .! ' and place for the hearing of on- j ,.., ,..., Mar)!ret Alien Carter, irlmony heretofore and now exist- srtv .Zin. Her substitute jtlctlons thereto and the settlement , fof hhHi n,1)r ,, , ,.,,,,. ri,,h.f K he. ween plaintiff and defendant. school' Friday afternoon was Miss! thereof. ,-...,, as limy he deemed proper Gladys Malmsten of the teacherV l'"" !"ul l'" -" .promises. tralnlne- class. . I 10. 1919. , Tlls siimmens Is served upmi you Mr. rth MPAl.nn ln left JOHN 1 1 f.l H.l .M'. n u IK u tt 11 1 to all order of the school Friday afternoon to go to. Portland. Her substitute during her ' In the and that said bods of niatrliuoy lie Hiiatit to ., ordw vT Jiinie. a. Knkln Ji '" nnltM. .1 Court A Kiihll..i.mn ihtliL",' Helen, Ml,,, , rlreiilal,a pi!, weks Dale of fr 31. ItilD. I In I IS. 1 for i, wiitiiin Postoff.,- Adrf,?,?. Hon. absence was Miss Iris Baker, also of the teachers' training class. I ...... vin itii. i-w sl V The first meeting of the girls mis- HK cim i rr C CItT OP TIIK slonary society of Vernonla. was held Z , .,. II' w mi cm.. VM1IIA COVNTY. 1 Maria n MrSwnenev. Plaintiff. a week ago Friday night at the home of Miss Hazel Malmsten. After the hnsinesa was all transacted a oro gram was rendered by the members. VB- , . The basket social to be given at "Jnlmar Nys.ron, and Tearl I um ih( ! Strom. Defendants. October 31. Is now being looked for-! ward to with great eagerness. great ninny of the high school girls Admln'str-.tor ; N white. County Judge of ' ""''county of Columbia. State of Ore- - , koii, which said order whs mailt' on the l!'.llli day o' Ucloner, iai j, which order prescrlhei that summons In this suit shall he made U"'tl you by publication once a week fur six run si.'Cllllve weeks 111 the SI. Helens Mist, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published In the County of Columbia, Stale of Oregon. The date of the first publication of this summons Is the .IInI day of Ny- ere going to take baskets and the! " -9lh " of . r,,,11''9' ivcemher. Pleasant Hill school hopes to clear j Pursuance of a Judg ine it. decree a, . . M k, i ., order of sale, render.! and entered Cnder and by virtue of an execu- A!iion issueu oui ui me u.-v... ; October, 1919. and the date or tne Court, in ine a novo phiuihi s.n., nili1,...t,m Is the U'th day of 1919. JOHN I.. STOHI.A, a reasonably large sum. , , 1 7- , ' .h iiJi V, v, .., Attorney for rialntirr. An epidemic of scarlet fever has n 814la(.1 url 011 ,he 2lsl rV' i?., 1. St' 0r"si'n- broken out in the school and, there m0 v . I li has been a treat deal of anxiety1 8uit vh'rcln lla Pontiff. Maria 1L, a.,f""L7la'..0L,ar.i McSweeney recovered JudgmoiUi beng clod Seveldoctor. atnd::''''-' defendant . Ijalniar N y ant on the case, have differences In1"' nd f ftL S?n ,,r"n, their opinions concerning the nature, UI of 100 00' Bw'l'r?f of the cases. Some say it is scarlet i h" 8,IX oT.. C,?tP fever and some merely measles. j '"" APrl' ,191,9 8 trr f I decree herein, for 1100.00 attorneys - -'fee and for $28.00 costs, and com- GOBLE ! nianding me to make Bale of the fo'.- . lowing described real property, l.i Columbia. County, to-wit: R. Anliker Is in a Portland sana- . All that part of Southea.it tarluai receiving treatment for a q,mrler o( s,,oton 19, Township C evcr attack of rheumatism. : Nortll of tanKe 5 west of Willamott.t Mrs. Stuart, proprietor of the, Merd8n . that lies to the north an 1 Gobi hotel, has returned to Coblui weitt gllle of he I)r,.8PI1t founty road after a lengthy stay in a Portland,.. iai,iiHi,ed In Section 19 in null St A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Home Cooking LIBERTY CAFE Helens - - llri'KOII N. K. HA K Kit, Proprietor Our Bank Encouragei, Develop, and Sustains Home Industrie That is one rcanon (or the remarkable growii of this solid banking institution. VVe irt pleased to sprve you. The First National Bank of Scappoose Scappoose, Oregon Capital, I2G.000. flitted Klutes Dvpultcij aiNCI.AIIl WIlJKlN. President IAVII M'KINNON WII.HON. Vlr Pmldnt KHWAUII K. WIST, Cashier A house warming was given Mr 1 11, a atnre and Mrs. John Richardson Friday! Martin Wnn hospital, where she underwent an Township and Range, excepting the operation. cnj now owne,j therein by the fol- VI Ennis and Robert Link are the lowing parties: Ten ucres owned by new owners of the Bishop harwarol Thomas P. Johnston: one acre owned 1 store. They will conduct a garage i,v tlie Swedish Hsntlst Church m and repair shop In connection with" g0clatlon: one acre owned by Thomas I M. Hopkins; one acre and a fraction It 1 )n 11 1 1 1 1 tltn .. 1 .. 01 . 1 , . 1 . . . eventag Mr. and Mr,. Richardson unrer property and wm re.no e V No 8 t'olumb T Cou, ty O eg , nouseolh mmun'l'iv "'q the bMda Vroyi toT " three acres reserved b? Ma - Bs were reciTd Tuneh t BW- H? hi" ,nS,lle.!. a 1000-a110'1 McSweeney for sale to Thomas n. ferved and thTimt'. in - I161", ,??k t0. Pr0V.lde fr Ho"kln8 ln dM(1 ,0 Hjalmar Nys.ron, Xlnt v.niLB P very, household needs and fire protection. and Pearl L. Nystrom. Pieasani evening. The .Improvement of the property. Now, Therefore Notice Is hereby P. V. Healey and J. B. Miller have win be luite an addition to Coble. given, that on Monday, .the 1st dav of lought the mill formerly operated by! T,ie roa(l work '"ls district ls December, 1919, at If o'clock In the J. G. Wlckstrom. The mill is located 1 ahout over ,or ,llis vcar- Tlle county several miles west of Scappoose an-1 court made a very advantageous ar has a daily capacity of 25,000 feet. j rangement with tho Warren' Con The new owners will install a planer) ruction company to use their plant and make other additions and altera- and the rock available is being used tlons which will Increase the output.! to repair the Gohle, Beaver Homes Both Mr.'Healey and Mr. Miller are and Neer City roads, which will put experienced saw mill men cad befor; them In good shape for the winter, coming to Scappoose they operated a large saw mill near Toledo. Ore gon. They plan to operate the saw mill steadily and also a small- log ging camp and will employ 18 to 20 men. BACHELOR FLAT WARREN Miss llilma Morton spent several days shopping In Portland last week. i Mrs. William Sodderberg spent ilast Thursday with Mrs. Harrv Sherman. P. P. Grewell will occupy the ex l There was no 'school Friday, as Methodist parsonage this winter. the teacher, Miss Conlogue, was wi- A carload of flour end feed arrived: expectedly called away, end was distributed to the members Mr. and Mrs. Jacobscn and Mr. and of the Warehouse association. ( Mrs. Nils Llndherg were guests of Mrs. O. A. Erickson entertaineJ Mrs. -Quam in St. Kelenc last Sun Mrs. Miller of Portland and Mrs. day. P. L. Loonils, on Monday afternoon. I The school clerk was busy takinrr K. P. Larsen has tirod of milkingjhe school census Saturday. There and has disposed of his entire herdirre 49 children enrolled in the dls- of milkers. He will rest for a couple of months and within a year his friends predict he will be busier than ever in the dairy business. The lumber has arrived for the lullding of the warehouse and the work will be rushed to completion.' Every farmer in Warren, with very! few exceptions, are members of the organization and It is expected all will becomo members in. the Tery near future. The by-laws provide that only farmers may join, making It a purely farm organization. Harold Carlson, who for several years filled the position of rural mall carrier here, returned Saturday after, spending 18 months with the Amerl-! can army in Siberia. He has much to Bay regarding the experiences he has; gained and tells many interesting, things. A public reception will be given lo honor him and that lie may meet his host of friends on Wednes day. November 6th. A cordial Invi tation is extended to everyone - In Wp.rren to be present. Arrangements are under, tho supervision fif Elmer Dahlgren, 'assisted by K. P. Larsen and A. L. Larson. If possible, a prominent speaker will give an ad dress and refreshments will be served. A social program of music and literary numbers will be given. trlct. Mr. Merrill Holllngsworth, late of forenoon of said day, at the front door of the Court house In St. Hel ens, Columbia County, Oregon, I will in obedience to said execution, de." cree and order of sale, sell at public auction (subject to redemption) to the highest bidder Tor cash, all tin right, title and Interest which the above named defendants have or had on April 1, 1914, the date of said mortgage. In and to said real prop erty, to satisfy said execution, Judg ment, Interest, attorney's fee, costs and accuring costs. Dated, October 30. 'l 9 19. H. E. LaUARK, Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon. First publication, October 31, 191'J Last publication, November 2S 1919. ( aril of Thank We wish to thnnk tho many kind friends who assisted and comforted us In our bereavement, the loss of nur beloved mother. Their aid wns timely and helpful and we ranno! thank them enough. Mr and Mrs David Wlcklund; Mrs. Anna Hro-i-wltz. REUBEN Henry and Julian Wssser of Mapltv Lane were In Reuben Monday. 1 Mrs. C. P. Ramhalsky and children' were Rainier visitors Saturday. j Fred Woodhouse of Beaver Homes transacted business In Rainier Satur-' day. Mrs. Bertha Cole and children of Portland are here on a visit to their uncle D. B.' Cnntwell. 1 ' Steve Cant well slipped one over on, his friends last Saturday when ho qluetly left for Kalama, Washington; and was married to Mrs. Elslo Shut-! ter. Judge O. Glorner performed thei ceremony. Both of the contracting, parties are residents of Reuben eni Mr. Canfwell is in the employ of the j Columbia Timber company. 1 NOTICE The business of the Morgus store must be closed up and all parties owing accounts to the late Fred Morgus, please call and settle the same at once. If not settled in a reasonable time, the accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. H. Morgus ST. HELENS OREGON A PLAN TO SAYE YOOB DOLLARS Beginning tomorrow, November 1st, we will inaugurate a nev. business policy. It is a plan by which WE WILL HELF YOU REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF LIVING, and enable you to save some ot your earnings. A Money Saving Policy We are going on strictly cash basis. By selling for cash, we will i.ell cheaper than the credit prices and you will lower the amoun of your grocery bill. For the benefit of those who receive theit weekly or semi- monthly pay checks, we have installed the Al lison Coupon System, which will give them the benefit of the cash price. No More Soliciting Wc will discontinue soliciting. It costs money to solicit and every time the solicitor calls, it costs from 5 cents to 10 cent! This charge you pay in your grocery bill. We will ask that you use the telephone or place your orders and by so doing, save the cost of soliciting. Our store is organized along the cooperative plan and by follow mg the system we have outlined, we will better serve our stock holders and customers. Wc ask your cooperation in this plan to reduce the high cost of living and we believe if you try it out for a month, you will realize the wisdom of the plan aiul know' that YOU WILL SAVE MONEY. Telephone 80 ' St. Helens Union Store St. Helens, Oregon