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12 St; HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1919 C MIST MISTINGS Mrs. J. W. Muckle went to Port land Thursday. . j .Jrtrg. A. S. Harrison visited with friends in Portland Wednesday. ! Dr. L. G. Koss was In Portland on Wednesday on professional business : "Harry Richardson spent the week end In Portland. - j Mrs. Harold P. Broughton visited friends in Portland Wednesday. Sir. and Mrs. C. L. Wheeler were: Portland visitors Tuesday. President Wilson., by proclama tion has' set Thanksgiving Day as Thursday, November 27th. , Captain and Mrs. Orln Shepherd have moved into one of the Saxou! cottages on the hill. ! A. J. Mossie of Suirar Creek. Mi?-' aouri, is here on an extended visit to his brother-in-law, Henry Morgtu. James McKay, J. B. Duac.n and Attorney Cooper of Scappoose, were 4n St. Helens Wednesday. T. J. Fllppin and Frank Sherwood, prominent residents of Rainier .were In St. Helens Wednesday in cosulta- tion with the county court. Mrs. Lee Hogin and daughter, ot Hebro, Oregon, are here on a visit to Mrs. Hogin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Larseu. J. F. Lloyd, ono of the prominent residents of the Deer Island section, was a business visitor in St. Helens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lope and daughter spent the week end with relatives in Portlnnd, returning to St. Helens Monday evening. Mr. Elt Shaffer, who has been visiting at his old home in Bourbon, Indiana, for the past several months. Is expected home today. Burrell Graves plans to leave to day for Wisconsin points. He will stop over in Minneapolis and attend the American Legion convention. Louis Fluhrer of Mayger was here t Tuesday. Mr. Fluhrer is a prominent merchant of Mayger and was former ly county commissioner. While in St. Helens he held a consultation with Judge Fullerton, presumably about the democratic strategy for the com ing election. . County School Superintendent J. W. Allen left Wednesday for Mc iMnnville to attend the teachers' In stitute of Yamhill. Mr. Allen is on the program for an address. Bert Hoffman come down from the Porter Bros., camp on t he Chapman railroad to spend Sunday with his family. He states that work on the tunnel is progressing nicely. Miss Cecelia Constantin came down from Beaverton Friday to spend the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Constantin. Miss Constantin Is attending the Catholic convent at Beaverton. Mrs. U. S. DeSpaln, who wa operated on at a Portland hospital last week for gall stones, is conveles cent aud getting along as well as could be expected, according to in formation received by Mr. DeSpain. Rev. A. S. Hisey is r.t Wsrrenton assisting Rev. Koster of the Warren ton church In conducting a series of religious meetings. He will return to St. Helens tomorrow night. At a meeting of the school direc-j tors this week. Mrs. Effie Wilson j ...... n.nAina.1 an ti.l.fha, tt till.' una a iu " j , v. fourth grade to succeed Miss Man ning, who resigned. j Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gelvin were delegates from the Congregational church here to the -state convention, which was held in Oregon City this week. The Woman club will meet r.t the library rooms nt the usual hour, on Tuesday. Matters of importance are to bo taken up and a full attendance is desired. I Miss Erna Gill of Deer Island, wes in St. Helens Thursday. Miss Gill, is one of the contestants In the Mist contest and Is making good progress i in the work. Mrs. James Dart, accompanied by her son, John H. Dart, left Saturday.: for Seaside, to spend a few days there j aud look after the Dart property in-' terests in Seaside. Saturday afternoon at about one o'-. clock, the scow belonging to Andrew Peterson and occupied by him, was damaged by a fire caused by the ex piosn of a gasoline torch. The bucket brigade saved the scow before the fire department could reach It. In attempting to smother the flames, Peterson had a narrow escape. Thomas Isblster returned Sumhy - Anb 'a .1 IV lit till. ltOt nigni hiii'i " -i - ....... i snriniis. He llilil nis nieiioim.-... , court I I" w'Hslon lll Coil nl wivk. Mr ami .Mrs H McCorniicn i.n.i ,.. .,,,1 r..lj n ecoil that It,..,. in Portland lhursiiu. Is with much difficulty Hut Mrs. I-1 Yml .nl nml additional loenl news keeps him from turning hand wprinRS n M) (l,ur ,.,) sorleiy news and In and around the OrcmllH. Uwn happenings on P'Ro l'. Blaine Sonneland nd Miss N,rmal lu.,.,mn, f fie heavy ruins dur- Manning, both residents of St. 1 ( ,,, rV(r 1....1 i.. ... uirn ir nii.i" " en, were uiuieu m m""p' - couver, Washington, lust Saturday., The couple will make their lionm here. ' Mrs. Isblster returned from Ore gon City, Wednesday evening, where she attended tlx annual convention nf Dm Cnnzreeatlonal church. Kev. I 111! rals'd Tin. naiiuM of the. pupils of the i:nmin ami Mrllrldo schools, were neither absent nor tardy durllit the month ot November bus been handed to the Mist mid will bo puti- ISHUO. veral feet and Is still ralslm:. Honor Koll which gives the join who o . in niinndanre nd lisbed in our lies; was appointed secretary of the ses-! Mis Harbara Jordan, after nulto a slon. The Rev. was also called upotijv!it with ber parents at (Soldo, bus for a talk and put over a few sound! returned to St. Helens and resume I farts to the meeting. i her position at Mason's. John G. Prlngle and family, former j Tl(1 ,4,m.iK ,.;n being Instructed residents of St. Helens, are no-v , ,)y .r(1f,,f!lr Mautlie undo good pro locateif on their farm place thre : Rj.S!( nl ,lllr (lr.. i.,hcIiik lesson miles east of Oregon City. Ills '1'-: Saturday afternoon in Cio cltyMinll dress Is Route I. Box 17-U. Tl,p i Tlie second lesson will lake place In Prlngles like their new home very j m)1.row t ft(.nm end there will be much and send regards to St. Helein 9tvt,r;l more added to the already ft lends. j.ir(. ,.la!1H. . W,lile PraC,tlC' ? I?"; We have received a lari;e ulilp- uan luesuu rvrimiK. i no. .......... . ,,,, ii...,i,,r in i-ii i i'i in" " ' " CHAPMAN , The grunge '"'I'I It, regular meet ing ul dm school house October 31 Kofrcshmctils were served and a pro gram rendered by tho members. A new grange ball will Im built In the ir future at Chnpmun. A Hallowe'en party was given by Mr. and .Mrs. A. It. Muyea for Kthel 'teller. Mrs Maten sister. Those present were; Mis Allene Nelson, Mls Irene Kruger, Miss Othn (111 ibert. Vomer Miller. Dover Miller, Herbert Aekley, Wilson Ackley, Mr. . . . . i in iiiuiiiiifr ....I iPOiinuntt ft 11 ll tr it l will Violet Dunrlng and music were fo,,! ""V"' '"" "'" Pnn ' II... u..l., urinr l,l,.. n. . " 1 1,1 lull I "0 SIMM,..., in Tin-: -ii I IT l'MIU,V C(M NTr0!Nj ToHurah ... j above iinmeil- ifaL l Hie Niiiiih u .., I lf'ii You a,,, ,r,,,' oik I'onr and i.i,sW(.r ii.J, Ir,,',,tifcl utlnM you , uJlll nf December. 1619 at , ' llH "e plaintiff '"' "Wili ford attempted to give an opposing pluyer a straight arm and the result was that his left wrist was broken in lo places. Wade cares little about the injury, but laments the fact that it will keep out of the game for sev eral weeks. George Royer. vice president of the Coast Culvert & Flumo Co., of Port land, was in St. Helens Wednesday I.. dA Via mnnlv w.nrt TliA firltl x.- n... r .etui-en ! lodge hope Hint tlir members and the well known Armco metul culverts. ! Brand Oil i lotliln;?. It is union made j and the best nii'de. Tiie prices are ! re; sonable considering the iti:tlity of, jthe g'loils. Keep dry In an Alligator. ! ( end inspect them at J. I.. Wll j Hams A Sons, West St Helens. I Tuesday tilr.lit. November llth Is i the (line set for the visit of grand , loilse officials to Avon I.odi;e KiiIkIiIs of Pythias und officers of the local lures of the sevenlng after which re ftrshments were served. A card party was given Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Porlu. Those present worn Mr. John I'i rk. Mr. George Hordal, Mr. and Mrs McAllister nnd Mr. and Mrs W. Y. C.llhert. Refreshments were served A dance was given Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. Jergrnseu. Those present were Miss Kthel Keller, Miss Irene Kiuger, Miss Ruth Cain, Miss (II ha Gilbert, Miss Alleito Nelson, Mr t Km. Arthur K uppers, Mr. George lltird :l. liever Miller, Vomer Miller Refreshment were served. ft I It III k.l.l ..... "'"Ii 'l"cree of ,,. . H: h ""ids or inair,uoB,toV fore ex sun. i.. ' " 01 t la'bt Iff and ln,k tlie defendant to r.,1,r.?U,lli Tlil summon, L J'l'lg" of ,!, ,.,' Mhtfc Sinii. of nr.,. ' V"n ti (iiBU,r Las. li'l.Hcn..,n.'l. Vj J;' Attiirn... ... rc. 7 lllf ''g'HI. Stale of Oi ly. Hrsl liuhllniilm. (hi M..,- U'll.r.,.. h . Portland. t)re0B. T Address, jjj and flumes and much of it has been used In road building In the county, and has given perfect satisfaction The company has a large plant In Kenton. Portland, and employs a number of skilled mechanics. j The Mist acknowledges with thanks an Invitation from Inland A. Austin and Lawrence K. Davles to attend "open house of the Sigma Tau fraternity nt Willamette university. Salem, Saturday, November Rth. Itev. and Mrs. D. M. Hlghee arj happy over the arrival of a 94 pound girl. The stork left the little lady at the Hlghee residence early Tuesday morning and both she and her mother are getting along nicely A REAL SHOE SALE Money Saving SHOE NEWS Beginning Saturday, November 8th, and Lasting Until Saturday, November 15th Big Assortment of Extra Fine Shoes to be Sold at Reasonable Prices We are offering hundreds of pairs of Shoes at greatly re duced prices. Broken lots of Mens, Womens, Boys, Girls and Children's Shoes work and dress, button and lace, French and Military heels. Shoes that fit the feet at a price that fits the purse. Every pair is marked so that you can come in and fit your own feet and save your own money. Here's your chance to buy your winter supply of footwear at a big saving. " i .' .y TERMS OF SALE STRICTLY CASI I t Store Closed Tuesday Armistice Day Don't Forget the DaysSaturday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday : - - I St. Helens AUSTIN'S Oregon v's'llng brothers will turn out to creel the officials anil enjoy the I!k h; liquet. Manager Hurt of the Liberty llov tre -,us In Portland Wednesday look ing over come of the fine plays whli U he will soon bring to his popu'nr show bouse. Anions the fine plavs t'C has hooked Is "Tlie Shepherd of the Hills." which has had a wonder fud run wherever shown. Houlton p rent-tea'.ers club ti'et at tlie school house last Thursday nlclil but on account of the large crowd present, adjourned to the Methodist church, where an Interesting progr:r.i wi s presented. There was a com munity sing led by Itev Spearow m l Itev. Hisey made an Interesting talk on "How to Halsn t'uln." Several other numbers added to the Interest of tlie program. The club will meet again on Thursday evening, Novem ber Hth. Mrs. Itortlin Woius had a rather exciting and unpleasant experience in Portland severul nlglils ut when it hold-up artist stepped III frotit of herself and sister and demanded their money. Mrs. Wood's sinter responded that they bud no money nnd iiotulthutandlag that Hie would be robber pointed a gun In their faces cuiphaKizcd her remarks with her umbrella on the man's head. The robber was surprised at tho flphl of the plucky woman nnd made a hasty get:' way. CHURCH SERVICES Methodist Kplsropul ( liunli "Tlie friendly Church" St. Helens and lloultoti Albert S. Hisey, Tustor. Sunday School. 10:00 a. m. Morning Service, 11:00 n. m. Kpwortli League, fi:;!0 p. to. Kvenlug Services. 7:30 p. in. I'rayer Meeting mid lllblo Study, Wednesday. 7::'.0 p. m. Tlie sermon topic f r Sunday morn ing will be "The Second Coming of Christ." This Is a live topic anil, will Interest you. l'or evening. "What It Means to be a Christian." Kpworth League night. This Is the beginning of Kpwortli League week. he young people of the community will bo specially Interested In I hit :;i rvice. Special mention should be mado that this is Armistice Sunday. Kur neirly a year !ho world hat bee., struggling bark toward the pea,.,, which we. hope may he mado to en Jure. Let us pray that It l:i:ly com iulckly. A house, warming will be imhl at tho now parsonage next IhurMilay Lvery ,, lH vitt-d. If you are seeking r. church home l"lng us your transfer. You are al ways Invited to worship wltli us. ' The Krlendly Church." 11 mould Coiigregntl,,,,,,! ( iiur. li Willamette and Columbia sirecis Nov. A. U. Spearow. raslor I'hone r.D-J Sunday School, 10:00 n m Morning Hour, li:oo tt m Christian Kndeavor, n ln Song Service, 7:110 p. ,,i ' Sermon, 8:00 p. m , Catholic Chureli Services Mass nt St. Helens church t-iiimay win ne said at 1 1 ii im; cinnirea at , "ii.ujf m-iill ie rill., dren on liuie, A meeting of , b y nnd glrl.s was held this week; n,e girls vveio organl.ed Into a So. ,,1 J and the boys Into a branch (athollo l!0y s,.0UlH. 01 ""; men. ' 'hsoh Ilils '''i. Caterli. I0::t(l Hlmrp. on Hncra- Tl.., Tree Methodist (,'liiirc li Houllon, Oregon V, M. Hlghee, l'astor Order of Services: Sunday School, 10:00 a n. Reaching Service, ll:oo a n, Kvenlng Service, 8:00 n m PrMeetln, Thursday H-ventl, I)ayS:il((ht (,,, T, . , Wet St. Helena Regular orv"-- hol on fia,m.. Subbiith School, 2:00 n m RrvlceH follow ng at ?'(. . Weekly Pr. T, " '"' .l- Ml. !!uy, 7:45 p. m U""K- Wedi.08. LIBERTY THEATRE I HID Y, Ni I Mill It Till MARY Mac LA REN in "Bonnie, Bonnie Ussie" Tlie smile of the bennie lassie wait like a hot tody lo warm the heart ol old Jeremiah Wishart, champice Rrotich of the world ami a aKu (Ynicilv. " .M Tl(l T TUB tlH Hdl" S 1 1 lil)Y. MiVIMIIKIt Nib EVELYN NESUIT and her son RUSSELL THAW in "I Want to Forget" You will want to remember "I Want to Forget nml ( urtiHMi t'onirslr, "jDlMVt; TIIHTXK" si Ml , ( IMIlMt till. LCUIS BENNISON in "High Pockets" This is without doubt one of the best western pictures we have had. Smiling llilli 1'i.rsons n .'S KMH kOtT ltMAY. vo i;mhi:u toiii GEORGE WALSH in , "Help! Help! Police!'' Spend an hour looking at the funniest comedy drama of the season nml n u C h. ", MM.K I 1 11 YAMI'lltiT Hvi Tfl:slV. Mi IvMlll H EVELYN GREELEY in ...... "Bringing Up Betty" This is a corking picture, full of good humor and ft KIMKilt MH 4'lirrent llveiiti. wi:ii:snv, voi:mih:ii laiti FRANK KEENEN in. "Gates of Brass" America's greatest character actor in a gripping ot real lite. One you can understand iil-oii Cartoon lu ComiMly, "UN I.KAIW, OTIIKIW WlU TIHJtSHW. MlKM,iKH Mill" WILLIAM DESMOND in "Dangerous Waters" You all know William Desmond and his picture Special Announcement Starting Monday, November 17, the LiMf Theatre will have Country Store Night $20.00 in merchandise given away abolut'r free every Monday night
