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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1920)
THE ST.' HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, JANUARY It, 10 OVER THE COUNTY . . ..... .11 r ! Mr. .nd Mr.. Karl Kilworth more,! nes. In it hi. "'i''""", "ehl,.. Stewart was IH for ,,"l,,h.' urADDPM i poiuieil us chairman of the house WAKK1.N 1 committee which position she so 'faithfully ami dutifully filled last Mrs. Torter Loomis spent luesiia Arrangements are being coin- In Portland. i pleted for the occupancy of the new Ilav Duncan Is now engaged In ...hi.i. will ha ranHv In IliA nh.tr shooting stumps, having left tho em-; future T),e Krange (n splendid ploy of Mcl'ormack s ship yard. condition and with the filling of the F. A. Hoyt is aiding Nels Jensen on oftlcpg wU1( almoat all new bloml the ranch and he and family are llv- (Ul8 promise8 to be a bauner year, ing with "Dad" Jensen. j Committees will be announced at the The Association store is adding , next meeting. very materially to the Btock of goods n ihi.tr nw much on Tuesday. 1 ( has Ol'onner died at his home I In Portland with cancer Tuesday and was burled In Seappoose cemetery. Thursday of thin week. Mrs. O -Conner will he remembered as Kniuia McKay, and is well known here, i That the people of this section ' f.-vor god roads is Indicated by Cieii having levied a special road tax for the coming year. The amounts p portioned on the various roads are: On Main Koiul Jackson Crek to Seappoose, $400; On Callahan rond. ('$200; ItHymon.l Creek road, $300; ! Miller road. $'V0: Oil Hnd Scap- Hambilskl was under the wea.ner Miss ruiillne Kvan was on Ih .Irk llHt and II. HiHhop was having I"1""'1 wllli the mumps. HOUSEHOLD HINTS CHAPMAN (Too Into for last week ) Threads snd hairs on carpet r ,,d lo sweep up. but If tb. broom . brushed lightly round rod round, instead of slralghl mom. Ihi llin-d. will be found In a ball and may b ,illv Licked off Hie bruom. rrllcln at home. . .. ... . in hn mad over, 1 II in nn , ... i color two spools of thread or Ilk recently purchased from S. V. Dahl gren. about $1000 being added to the stock. SCAPPOOSE A lnnn vftir dunce wn lipid ill t tie itaymona nanus ni mnvt-u grange hall at camp Saturday night, i destination with the Ford Motor! ... v r v.,i, iu. ti. ,!,.... A leap year dance will "" at Chapman In the (truntte hall Jan. 10th. Mrs. Howard Miller spent coupl" of dnv recently visiting friends at noose school nouso 10 i. ist. ihmimib. r . i i iutn .. t : on So II I II SCnppmw runu, ftpw gnmKo UHll nun im-i-m ivm nn roud I.. Itrown's place to Soap- . ... M,iv..rul nitHtliifl ,pooe. r ... r...M . dances have t.een enjoye,. . . .. h ,,ueh , iftrVr.,,. ! - I-r. V.J. " ! I pUH-erl!r U.r!arger part Iwle" and from Highway 10 enn ' ' !' V. ih,.,, .-r purred during the hull-1 ' . , ,, ...i ..,., .nh rt...f., t..f-l WXIIII mill - - " " r .. lllNn lllllliim amt " ... .i.. ....... lime It Will men U III Hi" Mire to match In color. To drive a nail Into a planleretl wall first put It into very noi m-r. You run then drive It without break ing or chipping th plastering. If the mattress I full length. and I double In the enter legtnwise lie lln three place wun a sium rvru, uin his destination with the Kord Motorj Camp No 2 of Nehalem Timber I ,,.' M.p nronortlou ot the general days Co. at Detroit. Mich. Ray sends Co. opened this week. word that It Is some plant and Is en- j Tho last new car delivered here i Joying the days aud their toils. was for Mr. Cathcart, an Overland ' . ' In.iii Pnrtlnnil liv t hu . Dennis Duncan rnd V. A. Evans Mrs. Dewey has been 111 the pust have gone on v.n extended trapplny !lweek. expedition. It is expected no mink. Miss Kpek our EllEiisi. teacher. bob cats, muskrats or skunks will le,,,ail out of ..,..,, ,,, w.lk , found next year In the vicinity whore they have gone. with tonsil itis. Mm ft W fifHltr W!lfl ttlA ffllPH! me n-emoers or me iin-uaii r.n- pf 10Ilor at a dinner given b Mr. deavor will hold a meeting and social nnd Mrs, Randolph Fairmount. A rVIr ,nMwllln. . ...... . V. ... .,,1.. o. i sm.uui - i,....vnm..i. in I'ort-i ' Pr,r" "'- " funds to make the needed Improve-; e" up," remarked Mr. (irowrher. "It II ments during tlie year. j .and. I ,)(( ((nly fu)r (J ,.UI)B at ,-i-st one Tlio districts west of Scappoos i The Chapman Logging ''o. elosj1 , t(lirj , vrr order." Washington nt the residence of its nupiTintend- Thomas Roser has been appointed 1,,,i i. (i ii ni oJ th nPW superintendent of Nehalem announced ly the display o. an ar- Tinlber Col Mr. Koser was fore- have been retarded, to a great ex-lih.lr li gclng operations ciuimg eiHur tent, nn Hccount of not Having ull tne iecenl siorm. ii ih sain imy r..-. year highways, nnd as soon as such j to begin work In the near future.: highways can bo built, the country . rhn Chanmau scliixd has a totai ' will prosper and Seappoose will feel.f 49 pupils enrolled Two new 'the effect In the trade It will have. I ni,.m.r have bwn added sine tin. ! The paved highway which will run , lrKt year of nigii school. 1. .... .. ...... 1 . lllirOUKO l,le low", lUlilinm-o i rwu,. . ' Zoo, I Tim dear ld tl,, , -took of question,. 7.O0. "K.per. l "A'S; him with her uml,re. T? consider (o ba ths nL. nlmal In the,., wond,, "Well, iim aiu," renii.i ' h"', thoughtfully, "after ir'S ration, as you might Z S ay II t inure Uutrhlnri' V III. prll.." IlldeeJ "i! W ""iy ima a week, meal oiicn a drink one. . Kf moving on. "80 what k laugh about beat, T(le " Tim New Taiianl YttTI' parly of friend. coiuln'VA week-end. and 1 ttll( and butter; so you 'ad btttwlt Iho cow gUju nn thB."D Ier lii mind that rh.-J Improve the appilta lai lh dlgeMllnii. I'd slii or other liKi.tu. ftrenglhen llm .tomarh ..j. I I lo perform It Junction, au tistlo J'.itw.'.iie by the village artist S. V. Dahlgren has returned tn his first love, the farm. Sam l:n been one of the progressive mer chants of Warren and mane hosts of friends tmong the people He will assiit his brother Elmer in ranch work. Mrs. Porter Loomis entertained n a birthday party In honor of Mrs Mattie Agie of Portland on Jan. 4 mau in the camp quite a while. Congregational church. Geo. V. McCltire. pastor. Sabbuth School, 10.15. Morning worship 11.15. C. K. 7 P. M. Evening service 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Scholz announce the engagement 'of their daughter Fran ces E. to Harold E. Hamaker. The wedding will take place In the near future. Frank Truckovltz who is employed main line with which the lateral i roads will connect. . I VERNONIA I"?."! -Jl.'-'rl.;r?Sl,,,,,nS,a8?,'tedil'y Hie government In the art depart fin nni f ti j a t ii . 'nient, Washington, u. 1 ., a former Miller. Diller, Guile and Allen, all o;B , , H v eok vst. Portland A very p easant time wn-. , , , , h spent and the recipient was extend- ... . . . , ed many happy felicitations from her I , A" f,a,ls ,efl 10 s Helens s"tur: friends 1 rtay niRlit, a very large crowd of . "....- . . Seappoose people attended the join: The uranpe Installation of officers ! ,n8tc,a,,0II ot ,he odd Fellows anu vts held n:-. -aturday eve:i.lir Those j Rehckahs. .ouiiv r. o . t unuit-iMU'lUl, I r-.i i i. in . BACHELOR FLAT Mrs. George llnrhnhl is spending the week at home. Mrs. A. J. Merrill accompanied by her son Merrill motored to Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lllllch spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Her-(iahl. Roland Masten who Is stiperln After being absent for almost two mnvhs. Herbert Counts itas started, la Hhnol. Rev. Itelber of ' til" AdvrlitlSt church Is In Vernonla hobLi!,: lecture meetings at the hall. liny Mills and his hrothe,' Clive .M. Is lire bulldln ' a large caragu and will ruter to the wants uf tho ant ) owners. A birthday surprise pa ly was glv- tendent at the Chamnan Logging . en I y .Mrs. l.ee o her :sii.hler Miss Company's plant spent Saturday and ii"-:iude. Mond.i" Jan I2i. A d- sunday with his family. jlu.'ittul tlmo was had nv nil present. The recently elected officers cf the The church Is belli re-pupered Orange were Installed Saturday night. ! nnd our pastor Hev. Iliirt-:el has shi The attendance from llachelor Flat I W ednesday morning S o'i'lork us ricster, iro J. Farr. Overs nr. Artii'ir C.'son, v.Mvi"ru, Miss Eiixabr ii lly skell, Lecturer, James A. Bacon, As sistant Steward, Mrs. oJhn Fair, Chaplain, Miss Lilly Larson, Lnd Asst. Steward, Glen Tarbell, Gate keeper. Mrs. J. M. Burkhead, Cere: were married in Vancouver Satui day, aJn. 3rd. The wedding came as a Etirprise to her many friends tut we wish them prosperity ami happiness. Patrick Fay, who has lived on a Mrs. A. L. Morris. Pomona, Miss ' forty-acre claim in South Seappoose Blossom Garrison, Flora, C. M. Hv skell. Secretary, P. H. Lund. Treas urer. Mrs. 0. M. Hyskell was ap- for a number of years, died in a Portland hospital Tuesday. Mr. Fay has no known relatives. Large or Small Your. Business is Important to Us We want every individual in need of Banking Service to feel particularly welcome at our Bank. We are adding now satisfied customers every day to o jr In creasing list which demonstrates our steady increase in Deposits. Our service is complete In every department. Four percent Interest paid on Savings Deposits compounded fjuarterly. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Seappoose Capital, $25,000.00 United States Depository SINCLAIR WILSON. President DAVID M'KINNON WILSON. Vice-President EDWARD E. WIST. Cashier was not large Mr. nnd Mrs. S. F. Ileuman motor ed to Portland Wednesday. They havo started to housekeeping In the rooms above the West St. Helens Bakery. Mr. Erick Forsgren of California p.nd Mr. Burgen of Seattle arrived Thursday in response to a telegram tolling them of the death of their:, brother-in-law. Mr. Almroth. ! J The funeral services of A. Almroth ! were held at Warren Friday and t-i tended by nearly everyone In the i Flat. Several beautiful floral pieces; were contributed by neighbors and! ; friends. I I Mrs. William Soderherg entertali. jCd a number of friends at a dainty i birth day luncheon Monday after- i ' r.oon. Those present were Mrs. W. : i . agel and daughter Emma. Mrs. ! P. C. Jacobsen, Mrs. F. Nagel, Mrs. j Harry Sherman nnd children, MIsS' Lilly Ijirson, MrB. Roland Masten i : and daughter Lois, Mrs. Pern Grewell ' and Mrs. Lllllch anil daughter Minnie. 1 The truo neighborly spirit was ; fhown a few days rgo when 16 men gathered at the Almroth home with tools rnd teams and finished clear ing the pleco of land Mr. Almroth was clearing when ho was killed. The r.tumps wero blown ami piled and the ground leveled off. The men worked nearly all day. At noon se ! cral of the women whose husbands could not be there to help, served a fcountitul dinner to the workers at tho home of Mrs. O. Peterson. Mrs. Almroth was in Warren spending the day and knew nothing of the work being done until her return nome mat evening th.i time for all niembr wishing hi lp to be at th) i lur ch. 'the High School pluv and social given Saturday right was a distinct' success. After iunch Hie younir piv-' pie cleared the floor and pluyed games for several houi WE DRAW ATTENTION of discriminating huyem to our display of ipiallt) butter We Invite their Inspection uad the keener It la thf belter pii'iixcd we shall be. Fo.- oii will film our butter not of !U kind to which "DlHtnT-o Iimi U enchain ment." The closer you coinn and scan 'ho more evldnit will tho worthiness of our huiier up. pear. St. Helens Co-Opera tive Creamery Assn. DOING OUR BEST TO SAVE YOU MONEY That is what we are doing every day for people hj buy their groceries at our store. It will pay you tc give us a trial. The Co-Operative Plan Under which we are working is becoming motj lopular as the people understand it. Every thret months our customers will receive their share of tht profits of this store. It is worth your while to enquire into this money-saving plan. We have just received a large shipment of the famou FOLGER'S COFFEE 1 lb can, 59c. 2', lb can $1.45. 5 lb can $2.90. no better coffee than FOLGER'S. Thtrt'i Consumers' Go-oprati? Store Successor to St. Helens Union Store Telephone 80 ii una STORAGE BATTERIES Are built to withstand hard usage.' They have machine pasted plates and that wonder ful nonbreakable jar. Guaranteed for 15 months. Free tests of any make of Bat tery. Drive in. Flynn Battery Company 1 Block East of S. P. & S. Depot Telephone 138-J St. Helens, Oregon. YANKTON Edith Thomas has applied for the eece:.sary Instructions in tl n-bhit-rr Icing projict. j Joe SobleskI brought a loud of feed out to the Anderson chicken ranch i las'. Saturday. 1 Miss Lottie Thomas and Miss Kthel Jeffries have completed lemons ono lend two in sewInK and have made application for the next lemon ,0t- I tic will take up canning, also ltr on ' Wilson Scrber of an adfi.lnln . ,11 jtriet telephoned his desire to jiln m i. .17 prou union pro'ei'' V can organize a Standard pig dub now. Tho Rev. Win. Plumlee o! SI He. ns preached at Yankton Sundnv ci-t tf.inly stirred our souls u.iinK as li s text. "Many are Cnllr.d lii l' Inn Chosen." The Girls' Standard Sewing flub , ere going to give un entertainment1 Saturday evening, January 31h1 They will give a light supper. ,V ; small admittance fed. also a reason able charge for refreshments W. : be. made. All money so collected1 ' w 111 go to purchase a new Bewlng mn Uilne. At a board meeting 0f the directors, teachers and Club leader! I was agreed that the machine, i though purchased with funds raised ; through efforts of the sewing club VoWl . 'rPrl of the Yankton Schol district No. i0 The nlay mentioned ubove, entitled "Fori Love or Money," Is ft "HcitiKin" de-1 Clares an enthusiastic cha.nr ie.r. GOBLE I Joe Oiberson wao n business vlsl-i (tor In Portland last week 1 vHniy- Sf"1? v,Hltln "r friend IKrs. Frank Welter. Mr. and rMs. .11. Forbes of Port-I I lnd were recent visitors at the home I of Mr. and Mrs. r. ,nk I I R Mu'a,an,i MrS- J' '- Archibald of! St. Helens spent Saturday nnd Sun jday with Ooble relatives I John Williams of Seattle was a re-! m"1.?1 '" Mr. and! I Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Linton nnd fnm-11- accomP!nlfid by Miss Lillian jHrown motored to Uf.lnler Bun ay I Bn' Pnt the day with friends i ! n. Anllker who has been rocolv ng medical treatment In a PnnZ, hospital has returned home much I I Improved In health. There lias been quite a little sick THE UNIVERSAL CAB Buy Your Ford Car Now spnnlut buy one now Don't wait until Tceruinty W Even next month 'S " Med T EvenTo'eetlu J"" al,ttCl A this tCrritorV "Wtri and speci- hem" ? "ose wL lr T- J"9t 80 wiU ! will vou be one of you wotdd b Sehan hC'r "r5 nowwi, protecting themselves. 7 n "L:C, f.rehanded' et your name on an order todav. Don't think that vou are all alike to the Ford car cannot use it if you get it now. The four seasons It is a necessity every month of the year. Be- ftirlno tWi t? 1 . the new Ford eh t c s7ar m Peratio"- venient. v. ' !' 1 . fiTUn and hhu" ytem makes drivine more con venient. Your nrrW f, attentinn 1 en or closed cars will have our prompt Fieldhouse Motor Company Insist on Genuine Ford Parts
