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Newspaper Page Textr THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JANUARY .9. 1920. COUNTY NEWS DEER ISLAND t j JrH. 1.. ('lurk has rot ii nod from so, Wash., i wo of her sisters re. ltiiK with her. Im. Iloli Duly of Walla' W:lla Ih a It nt llio homo of hor stater, Mm nk Duly. ir. anil Mr. Hurry Kyln will leave : llri'iiicirlon Velnei:diiy after a k'H vlHlt wllli Mm. II. H. Kronnian. IrH. (. CI 1 1 1 Imii roiio to I'ortlunn luko Imr homo with her dmiKlitur i DiiHtiu Furiiutii. . Oiilo l.tinxuHiinr bus Installed an O (Into Karaite nnd will uIho liun llin Auhiirn llcmuty Six. Ihh May Holfert hit rot urn oil (o luiiil after a pleasant vlalt with Iiiiiki folks. !. anil Mm. Ilort Adams wont to mill Krhliiy to nut thoir cur h Iihh hnn laid up for riirmlrH. Id lolonrum to Mr. I,. lluniH of ioulh of his younr: noil was nonl j by iiilMlukii In :in effort to lorulo i jrouiiK boy'n ii.'trontit. 1. ft mill Mrs. Will Hrnli have pur )d property Iti West tit. Helens I will lin lopilod In (heir now V HiIh work. next roKtilnr meeting or Mil an's Cliil) will ho at t tin homo ir. Peterson, Columbia City, RHihiy aftornoon. January 14. . (icorirn Knopka has with hor tfv days a lnnrrli'il Hlstor fron. Irion, uIho hor sister Miss Ariioh ;e from Portland. Woman's Club entertained fiuiillloH mid friends Huturday t, Don. 27. In Arllnan Hull. An mt chicken dliinor witu Horvod 'glit o'clock. Sixty guests and .born doing full justice to tin. I IhliiKN provided. A pleasant MR or merrymaking- followod. r iHhind OnmRo 334 In rrRuliir Jn Doc. ill elected officers for Coin Inn your uh followi: P. II is. MuHtor; Oiih Jasper, Ovor ; Mi'H. IIiimIi, I.erlurer; Mr. MIIIb. tsry; Adilln Aiinmx, Treasurer. MrConnoll and Mm. H.-tnson, inlii; Mra. Kroomnn, Andress; I. Pomona, Ores ind Flora. Inter from Frod Adams, Jr., 1 1w t in Infort imr followod thorn W York. All nlonn the way It i a rlmnter of huil lurk with lata V wrltiir routliiK and lout res- inn, adding to t tin dlNcomfort . Mr. AiluniH was Hick on the the trip. At Now York thoy wer. '.J I.?o days owltiR to tho boat thoy sre to havn nullnd on having boon rt id. Fred whh roudy to turn ou J mid mako tracks for Oregon. We are very sorry to lone our friend and neighbors, Mr. and Mra rfllt,. ... U . ,vn, nnu UIUVIHI lO IllllSOOrO the vory lust of the old year to begin the New Year In thoir new home. Mr. Ilroso's work as general road superintendent kept him out In the valley ao constantly that they I bought It brat to movo nearer to his work. Tho watch partlna at Klat, I'leas ant Hill and Vernonln, were well at tendod and a vory enjoyable lime waa reported from ouch pluoo. Dainty lunchoH wore nerved at midnight und thoroughly enjoyed by both old (?) nnd young. Clifford Ilnrgnraon pre sented tho Klat Watch I'urty, whlcn waa hold at MlHa Fluko'a home, with a freezer of loo-cream, frozen with our own Nohalum Ice. A mootinir uim onlliul luui u,,n.i,.., at the home of Mm. Wild mnn ffip t ! a purpose of oHtRhllHhlng tho Klat H,- '"'j in-m. ii uponou witn a inom bnrahlp of 15. MIhr Mulllda Kluat,, Irla and flaruU linker, Mra II. c Ohlnr. Mm. fl. II. O'iIop N'Oll llllkor. J. K Tinn mit llnuMln imrgemon. Mr. and Mra. Kdwln North. Mra. J. II. nhlor rinTi.-n .Ilnrgnraon and Mm. Horlha E. Wild man. Homo new member thill could not ho present expect to enter i'i mo next mooting, tho tlino for which la not yet aet. ::eiialem valley Ilrown Ih moving to Vernonli rJt up a confectionery atore. krs Jotiaen'1 little lKy Karl la ry tick with Ititlumutory rhoumu- im. ' T Of Hie Ohlor Itrog. and wlvoa e't ChrlHtmaa with tho liomofolka 1 iTer. Fi aant Hill guvo n very Interent X f jgrain before cloHlng achool for a . jll'In.VH. I ! Kd Tupp nnd HohhIo llorgor- I Of Portland apent ChrlHtmaa I I the homo folkx. 1.1 Ohlor llroa. are vory buay ' lotting a good at.irt cutting M. Thoy oro now hauling, an I cutting. i (iarllold Rnlth r.nd little ler vlnlted with tiarflold'a mo md alator of Portland during Hilaya. . 1, 1920. Oh! and audi a Jul day to IiokIii tho Now Year, icerely l rum It Ih a forerunner lahlno for rveryeno tliroughout r. L Adaiim. Mm. Futlior Allen n and daughter Harold and j bii" im i a in ii 1 1 1, uro, spent nip sy with Mm. Aduma' aon Vern t yo, mid I niUHln't forgot to hat we still' have our Jolly old rrlor, Took Mills, und wo aure- him a voto of thanks for aorv I ho fultlifully thlu long while, 110 could nil tho place uh well Wo are glad to know ho t loft the route yet, as bo spoke 111 of doing. YANKTON Mr. and Mra. Iluy Tarbell visited relatives In Kt. Johns last Bunduy. Mm. Itobert Jeffries la uble to ho out i.guln ufler hor long Illness. II. W. llurllngamo returned to Portland Wednesday after making a short visit with bis sister. Miss Funlro ThomlltiHon lanio from Itnlnier Tuesday, to bo house keeper for Mrs. ltrlggs. Thorn will bo preaching at the church Sunday nt 11.30. The aor vlee will he conducted by Hev. V. it. I'ltuuleo. Mrs. Harry Howard, who wu tak en to HI. Vincents Hospital aeveral works ugo, Is repor'ed to be gui-jlng rapidly. Mm. Helen E. Hyde and ao.i Gus Hyde are visiting in Yankton, Mr Hvdo moved from Yankton to Idaho a-woiiM years ago. Her frlenda ate glad lo luive her In the neighborhood ngulii Mr. and Mra. C. 0. Drown of Mis souri, r. re vlHlting at the home nC their daughter. Mrs. (leo. Haigor Mr. i. lid Mrs. Hrown aro old ttmo relii"iits of Yankton and have many frlcrirtr here who were glatf to aee ibom l gain. A jolly good time was hud b all who attended Iho entertainment giv en by the Olrls Standard Sowing t'l'lii .Sew Year's Eve. A gooc! pto gcam ns given after which those tl.nl were hungry had to fish for u lti.tr h The proceeds going toward a sewing machine for the club. Unities worn played until the wco Mini 11 hours of the morning. VERNONIA Mrs. Malby la Intending to leave for Portland Thursday morning. Mr. NelHon Rogers returned to th i-aciuo, university Monday morning. Miss Davis and Miss Cooper return ed from their homes to Vernonla Sunday evening. The Now Year'a Eve party at Pleas ant Hill given by Mrs. Munger wat reported to be a grand success. MIhs Pearl Itogora ret u mod to her school above Mist Saturday after noon. Miss Florence Harlsell waa unable lo start lo achool as she had Intended on account of a sovero cold. A large number of Russian men have arrived In Vernonla and are en gaged at prexent In cloarinir th rii.i tf way for the new railroad. All or the acarlot fever patients have recovered, and almost all of i no nonios aro out from under auar-entlno. Tho party given by Florence Hart rell at the parsonage New Year'a Eve wns also very successful and all pres ent hud a very good time. GOBLE Mrs. Charles Link Is on the sick list. M. Illnghnm of Portland Is here on a visit to M. Hoven. D. Mnk transacted business In Portland lust week. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard of Portland have come to Uohlo to spotid the re mainder of tho winter. Mr nnd Mm. daughter Ivsltod with Mrs. Rum. balHkl Inst Monday. MIhs I.llllan Hrown vlult,t t,u. friend Miss llnlcn Archibald In St. Helena last week. Mra. StUllillK. nl-Tht nnnnln, ha. boon sick for tho n.iitt few do v. hi Ik now much bolter. toy Tuppor and family om., the recent arrlvalH In Hnhln nnH m n.nko their home hero. Tin (Jet Together f'inh mot nt i,. I.OIIIO Of Mrs. ('. V. Thnmnmn U.i Thursday and hud an enjoyable afternoon. LODGES No 117, I. O. O. K. St. Helena Lodge meets to ilia I O. fi I... t i.n the second and fnnrtii fl.t,.rrf... .t each month, vlsltlug members ara al ways given a hearty welcome. , LLOYD E. ALLEN, N. O. C. W. DLAKESLEY, SecreUry. A1"" Lodge No. 2 Knlgbta of I ytblaa meets every Tuesday even ing In Castle Hall, St. Helena. Via Itlng Knights always welcome E- ADIN R0S8, C. C. EDISON I. BALLAQH, K. of It. and 8.. and M. of F. Tlllicum TrlhA N r.9 i a O. It. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at n wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays of each month. w. a. nriANNON, c. ot r. E. L. HYDE, Sachem. A Bt- Helena Ixjdge No. 83, XX A. F & A. M. meets 1st and 3rd Thursday In each nnntli. vialMng brothers cordially m A. J. PEEL, W. M. B. E. QUICK, Secretary. Handy Business Directory RESTAURANTS BARBERS LYNCH ft MUHR, First Class Bar ber Work. On the Strand. St. Hel ens, Oregon. HOTEL JJARUER SHOP. Harry Bonnet, Prop. A Clean Shop. Good Work. Hewitt Bldg. BLACKSMITH J. L. CHITTEM. Expert horw, rhoolng blacksmith. Wagon, car riage, auto repaiis. PAINTERS E. O. MUCKLE. Painting, sign painting, paper hanging and decor ating. Phone 70. SHOE SHOP The Loyal Order of Moose, 8t Hel ena Lodge No. 1238. Meeta the first auu imra i uesagys of each month 1 All visitors cordially Invited. K E n.inRifMAM m.i.in. I J. D. M DONALD, Secretary. C. C. CARSON The Shoe Doctor, thoe Making, repairing. WolUni' ton Bldg.. 8t. Helens. LIBERTY CAFE For Good EaU. Home Cooking, N. F. Baker, Prop. ST. HELENS RESTAURANT. Good meals at all hours, i Oa the , Etrand. TRANSFER COMPANIES WILLIAM DAV1ES. bmylng and Transfer. Livery. Phone It. HOTELS ORCADIA HOTEL. Thoa. Ltftls fer, Prop. Courteous Treatment. First Class Accomodations and Meals. CONTRACTORS CRIFFIS t HAYES. BaUdtng Contractors. PUna and Eatiaiates Furnished. REAL ESTATE W. T. HLSSON. Rnul Estate aad Insurance. Farm and City Prop erty. St. Helens, Oregon. My wire Ida Julia Stewart having left my bed and board, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her utter thfa date, Deo. 26, Leslie R. Stewert. Yanktnn Or. 2-3x ' - " Mlzpali Chapter O. B. S. meeta In Masonic Hall the second and fourth) Saturdays of each, month. 1 Mrs. ELIZABETH ISBISTER, W.M. i JUiiN PHILIP, Secy. St. Helena Rebekah Lodge, No. 217. meets aAranjI anit fnuvth Thn. day of each month In I. O. O. F. hall. visiting memoers always welcome. ADEr.AtnR M I.lfVt M n ELLA A. ALLEN, Secretary.' WARREN Mrs. Dlller spent Now Years week with Mrs. Porter I.orenis. School opened on Monday after a forced vacation during the storm. Ttin lllHtulhlt tun nt the nnu-lv n1.ir.t- ed ofllcrrs of the grange will take' piaco Miiiuriiuy ntgnt. Mr. A. I., nnd Miss Eleanor Larson nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morris at tended a meeting of Hie Grange at llenvor IIoiihoh. The Installation of iho oftlcors of the grange took place A. L. Morris. muHter of Warren grunge ofDciutlng. A very pleasant limn was had and a fine dinner served. Every member present join ed the Warren Co-operntlvo Ware Iiouhii Association. A movement is spoken of by a number of Warren residents lo In corporate the town. The growth being carried on now seems to war runt such n movo. The advent of the Warehouse buslnexs will add very materially to the population and with the ndd It ion of the proposed new In duHtrit'H gnrago and cIioohh fuctory, tho stop will be warranted. Tho wurolioiiHo Is doling a business of npwnrtlH of $400.00 per day, a vory creditable showing. The buslneHS Is Increasing vory rapidly nnd the retail storo Is adding u complete line of goods needed for the farmers. Save Your Battery fWo have a lottery Expert who will test ami water .i"iu ii.iuiiv i'M.r. ur cii.AKtip., and keep you jtpi'sted on its eouditioii. lie will repair or recharge VMir hattery in a seieutifio manner. i i- i . Save Battery Expense H you take .advantage of this service, you will save Y 1-3 or more on your hattery expense, and at the sMnie tune, at lot of inconvenience that comes with hattery I 1 rouble, which usually is on account of hattery ne I gleet. Don't neglect vqur batteries such neglect is I 'e ar distributors for Columbia County for the U. S. i- Storage Hattery, the. only hattery sold under a positive 15 months guarantec. Flynn Battery Company One Block East of S. P. & S. Depot Telephone 138-J St. Helens, Oregon. Kt'MMIIVU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMHIA Both Smith. Plaintiff, ve. Agnes La Clmpollo Smith, Defendant. To Agnes I.a Chnpollo Smith, De lonuani auovo named: In the name of the Ktntn nt nnii ou are hereby required to appear 'nnd answer or otherwlso plead to the iCompluInt filed against you In the nbovo entitled Court r.nd cause on or t.oroore Iho 21st dar of IVhmnrv M 920. said ditto bring moro than six weoKs suijHequcnt to tho first publi cation of this summons, nnit If vm, (fall to so appear or answir, for wr.nt inoreoi me piRiniin: will rpply to the ( ourl for the relief nrr.vod for in tii f'omplrlnt filed herein, to-wlt: for a .decree dlmiolviiig tho bonds of mr.lrl-n-ony hortcforo nnd now existing lotween tho plaintiff r.nd dufendrrt. nnd ahsrlutely divorcing plaintiff from d2fondr.nl. rnd for such ctliot end further relief .is to tho Court n.ny seom JuhI nnd cqultablo. Sorvlce of this Summono Is mrdo tipon you by publication thereof pur i.u.".iit lo an ordor of tho Uonorr.ble .tamos A. Eukln, Judgo of tho f b.iv entitled Court, made and entered on the 7th dny of January, 1920, di recting publication thereof In the St. Helens Mist, a newspaper of general circulation, printed nd published In Columbia County, Oregon, for six consecutive weoks. Dute of first publication, January Uh. 1920. Rate of Inst publication, February 10, 1920. II. W. TAYLOR. Attorney for Plaintiff. Postofflce addreks: 634 Chamber of Commerce Pldg., Portland, Ore. FOR SALE For Sale At a bargain, a small Orlvlng team. Well broken, true and Bound nnd good workers. Apply C. A. Ketch, on Joe Holiday place. Doer Island, Oregon. 3-3x For Hnle tlurhrtnk potrtors. 30 ncrs of good pirtly Improved land ; 2 miles from St. Helens. miles from McNulty's sttlon on good road. Also 40 acres nerr Warron. Will sell cheap If sold scoj. Esy terms. C. J. Larson, Wrrcn, Oro. Phone 101F5. Overland B-passongor touring car In running order. Three new tires. $350. D. M. Hlgboo, nor.r Free Methodist church, Houlton. 3tf Market Price will be pnid for a few dry cows, heifers or thin stock. John Dowd. Yankton, Oregon. Telephone St. Holons. U8-F2. 4tf Pure Ilred registered Duroc Jer sey Roar, 9 months old. weighs 22S 11' 8. First check for $50.00 takes him. W. W. Freeman, Box 103, Gohlo, Oregon. 4-2x Kor Sale Light team of horses. Iiirness, and a good spring wagon, also 4 -room houRe and corner lot opposite corner from laundry. W. E. Olborson, St. Helens, Ore., Box 492. 3x-4t Ono lot and a half for sale at Doer Irlnnd. Oood placo for garage or any business. Place Just across the highway from dopot. Price $200.00 rr.sh. Call on or write, C. H. Gore, Box 61. Kolso, Wrsh. 2-5-41 LOST AND FOUND I,OHt One largo, bh.ck dog. An ewors to name Noro; two front paws while, a!sl large white spot on throat Flndor notify Mrs. F. M. Goorce, Houlton. ' St. Helena Camp No. 10,999, Mod ern Woodmea of America, meeta the first Wednesday ot each month In the I. O. O. F. hall. H. A. COLT, V. C. H. E. LA BARE, Clerk. r DDnvvcciAMtl rmnc E. A. ROSS Funeral Director Embalmer Business Phone 23 Res. Phone 96-R Masonic Iildg., St. Helens, Ore. DR. C. E. WADE Bliysiclan and Surgeon Pbsne 99 Muckle Bldg. St. Heloas, Ore. S. B. HOSKIN Dentist Office In Rank RnlHln St. Hejens , ...... Oregon DR. L. GILBERT ROSS Physician and Surgeon Office In Bank Bldg. St. Helena FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at Law Rainier, Oregon DR. ALFRED J. PEEL Physician and Surgeon Bank Building St. Helena Oregon C. W. ROBISON Attornry-at-Law Suite 305 Spexarth Bldg Phone 497 Astoria, Oregon ERWIN J. ROWE Attorney at Law Rainier - - Oregon. (With E. H. Joseph Real Estate Co.) DR. S. H. RUSSELL Chiropractor MILS. RUSSELL, Ladlea Masseuse Moorfleld Cabinet Steam Hatha Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. riione 12S-J St. Helens, Oregon GLEN R. METSKER Attorney Office In Huuk Building Phone 17 St Helena, Ore T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral Director County Coroner Phone 64 Residence phone 113-1 St. Helena, Oregon Notary Public , Conveyancing J. B. GODFREY Farms Houses City 1ots $50, $00, S7S and up Nome Trades Come In and aee me Office with Columbia County Ab stract Company JOHN L. STORLA Attorney at Law Hewitt Building Telephone 76-J St. Helons. Oregon. GEO. H. SHINN Attorney at Iw St. Helena. Oregon Batik Bldg.. J. W. DAY Attorney at Law St. Helena, Or. How'iThUr We offsr I100.W tor any case of eatarrt that cannot be cured by HALL'S HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE la V en Internally and acta through the Btooc on the Mucous Surfaces ot the System. Sold by druggists for over forty yeara rnce ioc. 'lestimoniais xree. F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohle. To the Dyspeptic. Would you not like to feel that our stomach troubles are over, that ou can eat anytktnd of food that ou crave? Consider then- the fact that Chamberlain's Tablets have tured others why not you. There are many who have been restored to health by taking these tablets and ran now eat any kind of food that Ithey crave. Mlat Want Ads tor Results. Ramsey's Bread You can get it every day, fresh from the oven. Call at our bakery and get just the number of loaves you want. 10c the loaf. Doughnuts, pies, a variety of c8kes and other food pastry products can always be obtained here. Hot Coffee, cocoa or chocolate. Light Luncses. J. E. Ramsey Quality Groceries We Give Good Grocery Service We have the best facilities and stock to handle ' " your trade. - - THOMAS H. ROY Phone 42 St. Helena, Oregon SPECIAL GROCERY VALUES Knight's Catsup, per bottle " Ptuto Beans, 15 lbs for St.ort f5c Rouptfd Coffee ner lb. 4.V Mt. Hood Washing I'owder, per pkg. 87c For polishing or cleaning your silverware, brass, gold, mirrors or paint work, try WUNDER Polish. It will do the work. It is a regular 10c seller. Our Price Only 5c Vegetables and Fruits We make a specialty of having a nice line of fruits and vegetables and cn fill your orders promptly. Trv a dozen of Undsey's Pride oranges,' they're nice and sweet, 45, 55 and 60o per dozen. Lemons, grape fruit, choice apples and other fruits. MANY PEOPLE ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OUR CO-OPERATIVE PLAN AND ARE SAVING MONE YBY SO DOING. ARE YOU ONE OF THESE THRIFTY FOLKS? Consumer's Co-operative Store Successor to St Helens Ucicn Stcre Telephone 80