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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, jANUARY 2, 1920 1 i OVER THE COUNTY CKr.H Os-tirtA. 10 15 iinTY on Of aCr-HlR" e. . . , . - k A for Oft I DEER ISLAND viurt, i i,ivi. ........ . . , - r Vnrnitir vonh o II IS SuDjeci r l- coal uiriivu "... --- - !n.hlp of Faith" Evening ri ,.ntn(C within 3 days, lt "" 7 JO Subject IWinUicn of Kevivai;rr.l org.niialion ltd on h""1- 1 " .. -m ..Wrved at ihi retiring officers are' A I.. Morris. , ii. ...... l K I iruin nvarHiier. a. if r.rk..n li.ffitrer and r. A. Ilovi, Th grange at " ni--i Comtnuniou morning service . I M . m Hnnklli ... r-h. .tinner ut his sfaaur.l Th grange at Its niwiint I M!ss LMIIlll Srhina anj.nl thai -n...- .! .... Inn .1 In... I n. Uiliirit.iv evening unanllllOUSly - r 1LJUI11T-I. It. - . i w ...... v.. - - . - eek rod with Mr. and Mrs. Daly. I at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Huladay recommended and endorsed A 11. . . j... u-.l - iMr T....I...II lor nietnlier 01 int rail I rank fwly mlC 11'. , iang auu ingiura nil Bert Adams went to Portland Wed " Ver Island Logging Co. Ed Paly is visiting hi Drotner. .-"riua rmcuara nas return -ti to ,n(j (v. foii0ing day had a ainne.- rumen lor a iihmhui-i . . . - . tW. . 4 . .. - J 1.1- 1. . .. ' . . . m ' 1 . . . . . . .. I I .. .4 hv I tia I 'I II lit V (Fred IX-Graff served ai a soldier ia Court at hi meeting in j.i.wj i the Pnilllpiue war when just a mere The Van. tin grane took similar ac ! Iioy and wa. in tunk'rirU-e dur-'tlon roccnlljr. ' "r ,,n..TTA O. J. McConnell went to Portland Vnnflat l V Pturklt mront to Portland. !4tinniM1 I nm Ki ..I t' I , 1 .lij Irtmf.iri hat U..J. nb H n I .. I !. .. .1 i . 1. - iV.V.. .-V. 1 ... ' ... i 11 v. 7 - - ui . .quuua ujuiuiuk Iiafcrtl piBCT? in 1 1 F DriULivi uuuu I ' Tte Dr Island Logging camp will Esther and Velma Lynch apeut ; wntly. The B. Van Cljvt place A charlvarj waa tttven Mr and Mm cpn Friday, Jan. t. C1iritma. in Scappoose. sold recently to Mr. KilwortU, a new i lter Shwly last week Il..ik i; .1 ... whn 4a ttlttnit. II.. I TUi.a . . . i . 1 i ,.i . . ... V. ..... . 1. 1 V! r iu .1 iiui -...v r nu.i 1 iica auu uufu.e urrweii cottier to stappoos!'. 1 nv cvuB-urrn-. pow TiauinK n mini" ' Ing school In Rainier is home for th are home from a ris.t to Hillsboro :tlon. we undrtand. being approil- Koners' ni'ither. Mra. I.. A. Koger holidays. Mora Hoven of Gohle spent the mately 1000 The Lance place al- Mr G. V. Urown Is attending tin iua.n. .Ttvjiii nur-u ui wpiii spvni tne ntaieiy iwvu. i ne iine pucf i- yr. li. . rrown m Rurinun m- . I , l,J',.r t.ill wIia i . wArlr. .. I. . A11l L .. . . .... 1 ? .... ..1.1 I .. 1 . . I I .... I vutw.:i avvuuc,, - -- -rm cuu n uiv lujua uuua, rfium so Cixufii oaiiua, Deiug taarn uirr ;tiite teacners .idsociiiin'ii in i i lng at Hih garage and attendint; Ing to Coble Monday. Ity Koy Van Cleavf. Mrs. Munrer Is giving a Sow Yers , night school was home Christmas. Roland Master is acting as sup?r-j A very enjoyabla program t Kve party rt her homo Wedtiemlnv jor.nnie iiurai aaa rcnim-r ur intenceni or naiem Timber Co. ' given Tuesday. IVe. by the pupils : t.iclit. loved onto the Cover Hiil cl icken temporarily in Mr. Redy's place. of the South Scappoose school underj Mossrs. Clyde and George McUm ffh. Irwin Grewell returned to his work , the drectim of their teacher. Mrslat.i mturned lionin from the nrmy 'tr Dondinr several weeks with hfs'r'hna Van Dpita ThA arhrinl hnu! Itml.v .fi.mrnn la 1 1. .131. 1111 UlflKVI . sisters, "tarn'ug Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kilworth hav? had prepared a lovely tree, for hi from the ladles of the W Mrs. Bert Adams drove to Port uurrhanvd tha na nnnh nH .n p,.i. .mu ....(,... . . - ' " -III IVIU II,. ! II VIIIIU 1! U 1 1"' I Mill land Monday to leave lr car for r- take poss-iion about the first of the In the program dsrves special men- pa'r5- . , ' tlon. hut lack of space forbids. Per- liprf Urim i rui.ui v-r. .1 . Ii ip.m If.. . i . . . , . . . - , i'ui lata vi suiinj ivruius. I ur Ijkrrv Hume rMiKivnit n r Apam f a n . i t. t. . ..... . . ' " ,,. , n..i.:ij. no nas wen vis- naps tne most ji9ing feature or the from Aberdeen. Wash., stating his itfng with relatives lo the East re- program was the singing of Christ- . ,,h m ' Th'r" wi" h" Pci-'- n.eetinr.' -Plendld preparation. jjf Sv?L , ? ? Manonn- starting with the evening sarvice Jan i drees and Martwell who are student 4th tvDtinaiBK lhr0B,, , "hew "k rflR, v in Portland are home for the hoi.- ery night. There will be some ott- GOBLE "a"- tliia hair. ! Mr. and Mrs. Patterson have gorn., Annth,.r ,r . G?bl? cho1' rt on to Portland to live. Mr and Mrs. !!T I'"'? Vn . Jnuary 5th. Glen lister will occupv the cottage v"PPnf?v5a ,hralBI"br1ro"- L " buildlnj a.t ad- t.v.. f"'1 R.-binsky evidently finding ditlon to his home. Mr. a,d Mr, Pnv i.M ' llU" ."elhd f T"Ue lh' D Unlt 1: M-1-r Bill Goodnight have retunied to their Mr' arRh Vfl , o r. "vV'p , Ml'. . , home In Blrkenfield aftpr a nIeRant ,? . rah M1,e of 0r,"l!" City.! Mrs. P. S. Linton and daughter r.re .,, v wife of V. A. Miles, an aunt of Geo , vis'tfig with friends in Portend. r . ,, V ' w- Cr!int died at her home dins'- Mr and Mrs. II. Welter h.ia as a..,, uwora are enter- mas night. Mrs. Miles was an old th'tr guest Christmas. Miss Catheri-e Uinlng their son and family who t:me resident of Scappoose Giles of Portland "L.." .'".Washington to Mr. an4 Mr. , M r , . i Mr. and Mrs. J L. Archlb-M spent lU unmii nouaay. . Bernleo Prisley of Portland r.n"d Mr Chr stmas with Mr. ;nd Mrs. George t.. I o auaner ana aiiss rnd Mrs. Merrick of Dsvenport U -rcn'os," Thelma Shaffer spent Cnristmas with spent Chr'stmas t the home of Mr" Mr- v Eani anl Ml" Grace their son at Clover Hill. Mrs Glet, and Mrs. Chns. Van Cleave -Pearl are having a tusac! with the Lester also had her mother with her M;s iri,,! j.tk f ci mump. lor Christmas. ..,.r'e 1,BI"cfc,! 1.Si!n Mr. and Mrs Fred ImW f ,k. . "oii witt rii ii .ti SB tpri rrii rrr nr. and Mrs Foss Cox and family (he week end and on Saturday eve-- r..T. i"5 fDd M aDd Mr"--,'"t fnce entertained for M:ii4 Casey and daughter May of Olney Matchford hy having all the t0u-g ""e. f,;e"t " tne ,N- A. Andres, folks :n for a good time. ' home Christmas wplt Ronald Lewis nA ih m,..,..,.. ' ,he -n-ta rendered Christmas, i. . . .....m., .y .hA rl,MI..U - ,k. . . :. . . ' " "ii.n hVS2r.a :h:n:! - -rdrrvirar.,1! , .. iiiki uj 1 1 i.l ll iffiiy ll I - I pleasant. j Fred and Rudy Anllker have hought the timber on tl o U. Hurls It C. as a China wetiilins nresrnt. Mr and Mrs McGraw from Idaho are visiting at the home of Mrs McCrnw'a mcthr. Mrs Kate MclHin eld. They have with thetn their four littia vlrla Ana itf arlilfli li-t. ranntlv pindcrgone a serious operation in Port iund. A ' free for all" party was given In the Pleasant Hill gymnasium lust Saturday night by Messrs. Ktissil Stanton and Curtis John. Thrre were between 75 and HO persons present ted everyone had a splendid time Mr. and Mr. Franklin Klgirs are run-H. nasnmrren are here on a v s t to Mr rnd Mrs Charles Link. Mr. rnd Mrs. A. Huntr and f-.rallv of St. Melons visl'.ed wlt"i friends in Gcble Saturdcj. lite heavy fuv which setting the spring wagon and it wa, lnZ'to A'tn very fortunate that k. amounted to I33.50. not more serious Several friends called Christinas Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. McConnell had niht 31 tlle J'T''k home to bid Mr. a large house party Christmas week. ,.nn Ja'nfc8 Mvloek farewell as man place and will cut cird wood for Among the out o.f town guests were: h-r."' fr' morning ! sliipn.ent by rail r. ana Mrs. B. Allison. Mrs. T. Duv-. In Philadelphia. Pa.. .f having ,er Idle for ,on-e is. Harold and Lucllo Davis and Mrs .?fter spending three months here. w et.s the Columbia ti- T, McConnell. all from Sherwood. Ore. The" opinion of th, west and west-Ira-. parted up te r clmp on TuaL ,TWn"w1 (Hldrid, Murdr"k K" PePle 'S Tery conP'"ne"r- Rving employm.U"7tor7, h,n n v a T 8'tlDB ,hpir aunt- P"rty insisting of 8 voung folks i 100 men. . . jiL-vonnen. returned hom Mm. from Chanmnn vom rvo. . u...i i ti,. . . . tered out of the navy, havin enlist- with Mrs. Clarke, their former srimol John Patrick h .T.iU.e "rlson will be at homo lo V l,ZV lllryi?S in h'J'" h. teacher. Mrs. Clarke had quite a ; home alter Service with h I ! """"VJ l 8t- ' rty and they were all en- will take an Ptn,m,.t ,. I ... " i " "'V nd linmed SCAPPOOSE WEDDING A pretty homo wedding too' place M the r.'sld.'nte of Mr. -nd Mrs Orvlllo Parrlson W'ednesdny evening when Miss Etiiel Westover leennic he bride of Krvllle Harrison. Jr. The! house was decorated wltii holly and I Chrlsfjas bells and the Aincrlcun flag hung as a foreground for the bridal party. Before the oreitony V!s Beth McKay played the Fkwer Song by Large. Just at seven the bridal prty entered to the str yns of Ixihengrln's Wedding March. Miss Westover waa beautifully gowned In white Peorgette crepe and wore veil held In place by orange blossoms, her bouuuet was of vhiin carnations. Miss Gladys Garrison maid of honor, were nlnk (". and carried a shower bomjuet of pink rarnauons. me groom was accom panied by his cousin. Mr. Roy Free man. Miss Westover has resided In Sccppoose for Ihe past year and is a jrnouate of Contain high school. Mr. Garrison was a member of Com nny O. 3lat Inf.. of the Famous 91st Division nnd saw active service n France sad Belgium, being in the v.attl.-s ef St. Mlhlel. Mouse. Argonne l-y Scheldt and Chateau Thierry. After anjuary l Mr. and Mrs Or Atlantic and Pacific u- i..j i,mu. .. M .. a Mii. u ---w. nr iiihj hi j aim niey were ail en f ow stvinP rmHd8t'B mate anii t!'Ul,,a8,'c ov'f the good time she -- ' ".tiii.iuc 10 mae it p iiiera. his profession. ,. ' ommumty Church. Geo. V. Mc This Year As in Years Past VON A. GRAY RelUb!e Watchmaker and Jeweler Will takB n aranrin,..." " I "" H"" '..v. .T . v.. -.iiiuaty. tato friends were present at the ; V iwm n -no tn man ; ceremony, which was an ln.nri.., firmer, along .,e line hop. ,. rlng uny ffi nasa and soon take up the iurles of, George. V McClure ire ;.ob. I ' Quite a part7 of rolatives motore.li XOTK K TO ritFDIIYiitu up from Marshland to visit with the! ;v rHr Vn, vtv Vn.'.. F. A. Colv'n family Dec. 2th. Jack ! tatV ?I J1 J .OI HT E u i. i ! vn. i i urn i tit ronnii nor u . . iwo places . fine except on this end CJrVnn Tj? Kni" Notice Is hereby given (hat the un dersigned has liiwm ... . .. i . " .. ni'f inn i ifu aiimin- two places a. three hour. i with 1 ! ,"iIW,rJ0' Llle e,t,tt,e of K'!' inon. a stcn at Ralnlr ' wu" lc.eased. hy tho County Conn , lolumbia County. State of Oregon h.vinLaV,rl5r "ual"t"1 All persons having claims agaln:U the said estate lire hereby notlfled to present the fame duly verified a. by law Ye. quired to tho undersigned at his res Idenca In Warren. Columbia County Oregon, within six month, from the ui v nrrirui. "i me line. v. B. Colvin, who brought his Oakland thrnn.h .,i,v... mishap, gave the time between the WARREN Get Thrifty Begi: ?in with a uumi. - . .. . . " " "" "-wuni in tins bank fc-xtravagance of todav neer! r,r.,.: ' - K'-fKoiouuu ior to- morrow. There is no situation that a bank ac count will not improve START NOW FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Scappoose DAVII, M'KIN'.NON WILSON V IcPrealdent EDWARD E. WIST, CaJbler John oJhnson nnd f.-.m!ly, former res'dents of Warren, r.re living on the Sk vln place for the wintsr. , M'ss Hattie Grewell of Portland J. pent tl.o Christmas holidays with her f i her rnd mother. Mr. and Mrs . f. fc. Grewell. Mlhs Nina Sandmrora was the hoHtes. to a number of her friends TJ:Y eVUn!e U Harold Carlsr.n uhn .-. In Siberia, has returned lo the occu pation ho left, that of rural mall carrle,'. Tho Warren Co-operative Ware ! rVT'n" . .' 11,0 P,0Cl( of ,l"5 "ore retail business shortly. The invo 1 fl f m In Ulna . I ......i.iii r.)nst:RiniT of O. Slot- hf wer and L V. f:ib- i... 1 !y for threo LnTZ "ter tne rarralnr; biiHlness and gc E:me,nrrlnerS:ilp ttV',h hl" b'"'e? The Warren grange held is an nual election of officers on Satur AJ evening. The result wa. Vto- t , "nnii, aiaster: l "o J. l-arr. Overseer; Arthur Olson 'S'eward: Misa Kit.ki..k I-cturer: Mr, Joh Fa rh -elected. The Vrsn VT.0. !ojed II. most successful vear In it 't'p and now stands as the strongest grange in tho a...- n, roB? 1 vWch wm be. exdusivoirnX the Dated and ft ii i h..L.ti... . . . , , VICTOR CARLSON Fm.i rn 'r:t0rr 01 ,h K""e or r-mll Carlson, Deceased W. A. Harris. Attorney. St. Helmis, Ore. '6 mil., nn approximately , -.6 mil... an hour wr.s sclred by Sadi Lecointe. the noted French 'viunr ' TWf. ,,mrd 'bne e;, uead.T. a I'cr.s c-.blo iVa. Hello, Cdural! A 128 Yes, Bennett's Baiber Quick and Rood service. If in Need of House Repairing. Pipe Work. Cement Work, or General Carpenter Work Price. Reasonable 3 or Write ovHR'K&BRO. You Will Recei; iww iuvmv; v "vi iu niiv.ll UdU!j; ai . Ury loodi, bhoes, ClothinllJ Anrtarel Dr.... . e .. -rt . i, o Ull M. RICEN 1 Quality Groceri 16 We Give Good Grocery Servict I Uf. v. iV. . u.,4 r.,:t:.: i t "t nave mc utav labilities ani Stock toi your trade. S THOMAS H, R0 PHone42 ' St. HeUw,0i Central Hea Market RAY MORTON and GEORGE WILSCI I'Rol'KIKTORS I t.ilrJ Mjrkct I'h.Mic 60 SirinJ NUfln WN " NOTICE On and after January 1st. 1920 the undersigned 4 chams of St. Helens will close their stores at6 o'cWi ' uX?Pr Tl,ursd;,y ni8hts, Saturday nights i;, tne nii?ht hrfnra ia-i u.i: . t A- E. AUSTIN, VON A. GRAY, E. A. ROSS N. MORGUS THE TOGGERY N.A.HOWE. . i I I II I y 1 . i . aaaaa HOME 4 J!lZ S?J 'TT r-ip , swept mr?W RfH "JBtt 4nwe m 5VitT IJ i "" Th re . Bu Mc Kt Ev IT Wed Co Chut T . r.liur : Test thai: ! "The , M i. ronr I day norv ? lior I V I b" Kith ( lnD u In I f PI F f f ( I 1 I Mn tin BC nil co cf at; tu tli l
