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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 16. 1920 MIST MISTINGS Mr. and Mr. 0. W. Gelrtn motor) Kev. J. P. Clancy waa a visitor In 'to Portland Saturday to meet Mr Gelvin's father who hat been in in eastern state tor some time Ti.i rider Mr. Gelvlu plana to come to St. Helena in the near future for a lengthy visit, W. T. Hinson waa In Port laud i ,wenty.,utn ,nnuai mil c.u'Uce'y Rainier Wednesday, E. A. Hotgcr motored to Portland Thursday. A daughter wrs born to Mr. and Mra. T. E. Andrews Monday morn ing. Mother and. aaugnier a.v Tuesday on a business mission. , Lo,!-e No. 62 Knights of Frank Welter, Jr., of Goble waa a iij.tniug will be held on Tuesday ev buslnesg visitor in St. Helens Monday eu(nK 0b. 17th. und the Committee Mrs Mollie Masten of Portland Is in charge, Messrs. frank George, W. here on a visit to her daughter Mra . j. Kullerton and Martin White, are Harold Beaver. ! making preparations to stage an Mrs. Kit Oonyers has accented a event which will be long remembered, position in the Columbia County I E E Quick and daughters Miss bank. Anna and Alice went to Hilshoro Mrs Fremont of Portland is at 'rues lay to attei.i' the funerV .t houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. i Thomas Fowlea who died nt his home Snotllng. near Hlllsboro Sunday niontin,:. Ihs- r. ci s.n.nr ForJ Tour-. ceased waa a rroner ir taw m .or. r - " . ... I, , . . .... ing Car. Phone or writ.' O. W. Tucker, Warren, Oregon. & Mrs. A. S. Harrison returned to mra. n.. c --. uvl St. Heleas last night after a several ; Week davs visit with relatives in saiera. James Kemp went to Portland Wednesday afternoon to transact business matters. The steamer Yellowstone arriveo 1 Mr nii.l Mrs E. C.StanUWOOU aim daughter came up from Itrownvllle, Oregon Thursday and will spend a few days in St. Helens. M:s Grace Howell la helping Miss Pnrliara Jordan run the Mason es tablishment while Mr. Mason Is in the euht. Hurry Dennett, H. A. Colt, and John Setterwal motored down to Kalnler Wednesday night and took In the Moose banquet. They re port a fine timo und a pleasr.nt trip. A. E. Austin ennw down rrom Woodhurn Tuesd; y and will be In St. Helens several d.-.ys helping Man u,Aob narfitrtiifi the crenionv. in Wednesday noon and will la(1 1 Tne couple will make their home In a lull cargo 01 lumoer lor smrm- f, Helens. Cta2ld!l!2Mr. T J VanOrshovenj John A. Wattson. a sapitalist of Mr and Mrs. L J. anO11 j e, was in St. Helens Wed- wno nave oeen sojuuruius .u , . , ,i,lrty vears em California for the past month are, hr , bP" t'0 , o,i hm tnnlpht nr tnmnrrow.M states, ne nas oren irju j u cl Otiick and was a 'pioneer lejVei.t o.' Washington co-int,'. Leonard Newbold and Agne3 s, their many friends here by quietly Friends ef Mrs. J. E. Ramsey will sapping away to Portland Saturday! regret to learn that she is still con- and being united in marriage, iter. ( nneo to tier room imu mm uu popuuV. d wen knowV ..or Jones of the Austin store In ople of St. Helens surprised ' annual Inventor). nrovement is very slow. She has been ill tor more than a month. Autolsts report that the anction of road from the overhead crossing at Honeyman to the Clonlnger Crossing Is almost Impassible. The frost liMavAil tliA mnii itn and thi wnter expected home tonight or tomorrow, t . . , making It soft nnd the hi ) . I .. A ,. 1!a un1 I iriiKL uml nninii hxvA rut it ill) UC iniuo UC T, IWU . V .... . Mrs. J. E. Lewton nd Miss he feels elated that the long delayed action has been taken and there Is here this week on a vliit lo their I . I 1 11 .. COUBin, Mrs. uawrni;. . . Kj, . r,i holt. nr.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christy camo - " ' r up from Astoria Saturday to attenu ene"- the Joint I O O. F.-Rebekah instal- John Phillip Informs the Mist that jation I he Is go'.ng to ope a rce employment Miss Emma Morton and friend Miss 1 ugency at his store, the Control Con Nell Werti of Portland were Sunday ' fectionery. Several employers have visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I given Mr. Phillip rssurance that they S C Morton I ca" on n,m for needed help and 'Miss Monica Canary who has beeni Mr- Phillip will supply the help from working for the Pacific Tel. Tele-!'1"! m-mea of those who register w-lth graph Company In Yakima. Wash-j ''", " ,nsn ' lven ,the Ml8t ington, is here on a visit to her ! e"8. b"t " 8 la,(,r- the father I nieantime. cny oe Interested may A. L. Stone who has been recelv-1 00 Mr- lPMh''Ilp 8t Ma p!af0 of ing treatment in a Portland hospital i business on illlamctto street, for the past few weekj, returned to; Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Larabee will St. Helens Monday and is very much ! motor to Portland this afternoon. Improved in health. and will meet their son Lieut.-Col- J. W. Collins, a former resident of onel Earl Larubee who comes to St. Helens and Rainier was here Frl-i spend a few weeks with the home day renewing old acquaintances. Mr. folks, his first visit to St. Helens In Collins ia principal of the Independ- five years. Colonel Larabee recen ence, Oregon, schools i ly returned from Franco and after a that the axles of nn ordinary car drag tha ground. A. W. Murhow of Portland and Miss Gertrude Hall of ll-istlnrs, Ne braska, will be married In Portland tomorrow afternoon. The groom Is a brother of Mrs. Von A. Gray and Is well known In St. Helens. The annual election of officers of Christ Church Guild will be !eld Tuesday afternoon, January 20t!i at the home of Mrs. J. W. Day. It Is requested that all membera of the Guild bn present. Crawford and Kemp have taken .the contruct t: erect the b.-lldlng which Harry ilennett will have for a barber shop. The building will adjoin the I. O. O. F. building and the Dennett residence and cost about 51200. The Pythli-.n Sisters r.t tuelr reg ular meeting Thursday night In stalled the following officers. ! C, Anna RI-hRrdson; M. E. C. Effte lr. H. J. Klynn waa In Jutland Thursday In coniereme -well representatives and trying hurry the delivery of several with Ma. to car which .. .. . it- loads of the ISZU .naawc... ho ha ordered. Friends will bo gl.vl to learn that Mrs. Edward Hotel who lm be"" quite HI recently Is much Jmprowil. Mrs. James Part returned from Portland Thursday after a short visit with relatives. A Mudslrom. organUor for no Natiom.1 Co-operative Association with headquarters In Seattle, arrive, in St. Helens this morning nd will bo hero seven-1 d:.ys In I ho Interest of tho Consumers" Co-operative Store. If tho census enumerator lia.m't called on you. or If you know any cue who hus been missed, leave such iinn at the Chamber of Com- niorce rooms or with John I.. Storlu or phone tho Mist oince. pi. '.'- hould have credit for every one who lives here. No more, but no less. Robert Dixon who has been 111 since the latter pirt of November. 1o rapidly Improving, which is good news to the hundreds of friends Hob hes In St. Helens. Ho had cnllsten . , .1 Vl..ln nn,l llllt I II Kt IUKP1I 111. There was a meeting Tuesday ar HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Prof J II. Colli"", superintendent of the Independence schools, waa one of eur vUltors last week. Mls.es Alleen and Mry Tnwnei. spent H " n UCUU4 In Tort land. Mr Chus. I. bwl"'. preuldenr of the Ht. Helena Chamber of Commerce, will speak In the assembly rriday uflitl'IIOOII. The member of tlia HlgH Hcliool j orchestru are deeply gratified Ilia , lh entertainment given by the prl-1 maiy learher was o liberally pni rented. TJie total receipts were j $114 40. This amount will nuance the orchestra for the remainder of the school year. The literary society has posted an other notice of a meeting. Some thing has come up iacli time to In I erf or with the meetings, but we i,,,! Hint Ihn society will yet do some good work before the yeur imd. i The final examlnl-iimi tor mi semester will be held next Thursday and Friday. Pupils who have made nn nveragn of 90 per cent In any sub led are exempt from examination in such subject, provided tlielr iie- mr. sou mrs. u. W. Qelvl. i.i,i ii,. ....... l . u,,mi "Miuors ur ""t tlonal Church choir Tuesd.. " Musical selecUons. game, ,MW',ir ruslun of the Importanra of 1 to the church were feiUM.,,,! evening. I.lghi refrwhiM'N served, ts I) ri- i- n W O 1 ........ T) .. 1 1 .. .. V. . L' ff short stay In Washington, was grant- ;, "XT".:"': Gordon Isblster, who recently en- I- . t. .. 1 1 I A - -I i . .. .1 . T,t. .- " - ! nr h- Amnnilri I 1 1f f m , f w i, Shepherd: G. of O. T.. Delia Smiier- class, writes his mother that he ia In the detention quarters at Mare Island Navy Yard. He is sure V will like the navy life. U. S. DeSpain laft Sunday for Lsurler, Washington, where the gov. nromotion in the army has been rap id. Graduating from West Point about six snd one-half years ago, he was a 2nd lieutenant. At the time of the Mexican unpleasantness, h was on the Mexican border and pro eminent Is doing some road build- j moted to 1st lieutenant. Later he Ing. He accepted the position of; was made a captain and sent to Ptn toreraan. and will be absent from 1 ama. Transferred Iter to Wasliln :- St. Helens for several months. ton. he was promoted to major and The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Wm. Ketel, Tuesday. Jan. 20 to sew and work for Mr. and Mrs. N. Van Dolah who lost every thing by fire at Columbia City. Any donations will be appreciated. sent to France. While there he was f!gain promoted and now Is a Lieut. Colonel. Colonel Larabeo Is not yet 30 years old. and Is one of the young est men in the regular army holding such high rank. land; Organist. Alice Quick: Instal ling officer, Eliza lllakesley Rev. A. S. IIIspv, pastor of the First Methodist church of St. Holenb nnd the Houlton Methodist church has issued an attractive bulletin tell ing of church activities and outlining contemplated religious work. The bulletin mentions the names of the officers of the church, hours of ser vice, and other Information of in terest. Rev. Hlsey will Issue this bulletin every week o the members of his congregations can keep posted on the church work. Here Are Real Savings on Real Necessities Flannelette Gowns Corset Special Rubb Foot er wear What is nicer ior this chilly weather than a warm flannelette gown? Whether you sleep on the sleeping porch ot not, these ?owns should appeal to you for warmth and comfort We have a LOT of these gowns, white and colored, high and low necks. The regular price of these garments is $2.25. Un til the lot is gone we make a special price of $1.85 We have a lot of ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS, front and Sits tmCltto 2 White' higH ,0W mCdiUm buSt $3.50 - Special - $1.45 If you need a corset, you should take advantage of this special SI NOW you shouU buy beca- y The winter is far from being over. You may expect rain snow "f."; anr d KP d "erfoot We have a fp ;Ubbtr ll0tr " for the Vovm-ups and the child ren. Rubbers, rubber boots, rubber shoes and we have the sizes to Fit the Feet at Prices that Fit the Purse There are many other items which you need and which we are OF LIvIng""8 lhat 3 Part f HIGH Ut f the COST AUSTIN'S STORE ternoon ct the Chamber of Commerce rooms by a number of people to dis cuss the feasibility of establishing .1 community cluir-h In St. Helens. There was a general pro and con discussion, hut nothing definite was accomplished. The Liberty Theater scorrd a hli Wednrsdty night when it presented lo a large audience tho much-talked of screen all ruction, "Fair and Warm er." Manager Fast str.tes ihr.t he bos booked a number of excellent at tractions and It Is his purposn to give the people of St. Helens nnd vicinity the latest and best pictures produced The price on the tm0 Max well niliniii nl on January I.VIi. However, we will continue In sell at the old price until iirrneut st.M'k and run sliliiixxl fmni the factory before that dale an" wild. There are only a limited number, so If )u want to nave , the advance, hurry In wlih your , order. Hvnn Auto tt.. Tel. l.tM-J, Nt. Helens, tire. A Loral Teachers' Institute will be held In the St. Vlleer,. School Auditorium beginning' at 10 o'clock the morning of January 24. A good program has been arranged nn, .Uste Superintendent of Kd ileal Ion J. ,. Churchill will l.n present. County S'hool Superintendent J. W. llen requests thut all loral leathers hr present and any other teachers h (In. I It possible to attend are Invited nnd assured of u profitable .lu. H. W. He'senreter who formerly lived In the Wi'rren district, hut for the p:s! several years a resident of Portland, wns a caller at the Mlsi olfica Thursday. Mr. Ilet;enreter went back ojiHt last fall nnd bought n fnrm at Culberlson, Nebraska, and :platis to buve Saturday for his new home. Flax raising Is an Important Industry In that portion of Nebraska nnd Mr. Ilelsenrete will iry his lurk at this. slate debating: league We have two leulim each composed of two mem bers. The subject thai we shall de bate Is, "ItcKotved, Hint tho altuatlou 'n Mexico Justifies military Interven tion by the Culled Mlates " Our basket ball I on ill will go to tninler Friday lo play the llnlnler High. This game will probuhly he our last game of the season, for the tcuson we have no pluro for practice The skating rink where we have been practicing Is being converted Into a garage. The upper classes of the lilgU M'linol are planning a purty for the near future The freshmen are like wise making extravagant plans for real "society affair" whirl promises to eclipse anyililuf thai freshmen In St. Hi lens hue ever attempted to do. Clir's. Mathleson went to Cortland Sunday to meet Mrs. Muthlewin who (ins beet) visiting relatives In Mc- Mlmivill.-. RED CROSS DANCE) HMaavaaasaEffaBBBii St. Helens City Hall SATURDAY JANY. 1 7th PORTLAND ORCHESTRA This is your oppor tunity (o help the Kti; Cross and have i fo lime. Come. : J WEST ST. HELENS 1 ? s frr ir- The Funniest Farce Since Congress Staged Prohibith Viola Dana PUAtt GtT aCTtiu" !-?iss Ileih Terry m home over Si'inlay. Mrs. Cliff Harris had for her guest this week Mrs. Newell of Portland C. W. lllakesley mude a business! trip to I'ortland Monday. Dr. Flynn has begun work on hip new garage Just back of I he denol on "Highway Boulevard. " Jas. Williams and Sua ri the proud possessors of a flno new de livery truck. Mr. T. 8. White has been i Kelso, Wash., the Inst week or. a business ir'p. Mr. Henry Cripe of Vancouver. Wush.. spent Sunday with Ms fun. Ily at Houlton. Mrs. Ilernlco Keeker entertnlneii it dinner Frlduy evenln.; Father Clancy. Hose and I.avlna Kihlan, nnd Mr: John Johnson. F.lnctrlc lights are being Installed on "Highway Boulevard" which will be a great satisfaction to the Inhabi tants thereof. Wm. Karth bus disposed of his property to Mr. and Mrs. Conner : nrl urlll InouA ........ .... ' ...... ..... , n.,,,,1 mr ruirnankN.i Alaska. ! Indies Aid will serve tra Wedres-j day afternoon, Jan. 21 at tho home of Mrs. Len Decker. Kveryohe In-vlted. raren .leachers1 , .,)! tlon met at Mcltrlde school Iiouho in a regular business session and decided to have a "cler.n-up" day Saturday. J,.n 17 fcvorybody Invited. Ladles will nerve lunch. Coino prepared to wotk The many friends at xtr. i'..i.. ; Anderson will be pPaH,., , kn,; ... . recovering rapidly after un dergoing an operation at a hospital In I'ortland. Many of our nnonl f,...i n,.... . .dobtedness to the Chamber of' Com". . . u "0,Pn ,or tlin ltruc tlvo and beautiful entertainment glv- torlum H""y Ui t"3-H',""" Audi- FIRST NATIONAL ELECTS OFFICERS At the nnnuul meeting of the stockholders of ie First Na lona" Bank the iollowlng directors were i?C'el,".r,,he nHul" yr: Slier- n-".. ' t. w- ly. Charles wraiium, m. u. Howard Cormlck. H. F. Mc- The new board met and elected PreCs7denV MW: Chrt" "" !p. .. H,,erman Miles, Vice i Pr'' A' Cl,"d,,. ashler. Tho iiockholdem expressed much I satisfaction over the receipt of a 7 I per cent dividend on tho pttr valul I of their stock for the past yea, to nate. The resources of the h.i.L j -re almost 200.000, which Is a large ; increase over previous periods Ti?e ;nw nuartera ln ,h. jVitto . boiiffi I re almost ready for occuna ni .. . ! when the furnitures and nf,. ' ! Installed, the bank, ,g" uLVtti lt most credltllbleTpp" and be a credit to St. Helena THEY WERE ALL UNDRESSED AND NOWHERE TO GO It ua the first night of their Imney. lii.Hin, I'.iil the Imtrl clerk all they ciiul.lu't ly anil the house lete tlve . a I.I PLEASE GET MARRIED FEATURING Viola Dana AT THE LIBERTY Wed., Jan'y 21st Special Bar. gain Matinee 10 CENTS TIIK WKKK'H riMMillAM I'rl.lay, January Ift TUB HKAHT OF Mf MANITY starring DOHOTHY I'lltLUrs Ilia picture that will live forever Special Bargain Mallnee, lOo Snt ur.l.i y, January 17 WHEN MKN DRStllK with TIIKDA 1IAHA and Comedy Hiin.lny, January IH I'ALI.I.NK KKEDIIICK lu THK PKACK (K ItOAHINU HIVE It nnd Comody. Monday, January IB Kl l.Tl'll with GI.ADY3 BltOCKWKLL. r mi! Comody Tuesday, January 5WV THE IIOUOIINKCK wlih MONTAGUE LOVE and BAIlllAKA ('AH TLKTON n d Kluo grams Weilnesday, January 21 I'LEAHK GET MAlt HIEI) featuring VIOLA DANA Thursday, January 22 Walch for annouuee-menls. NO TIME TO SPOON ON HONEYMOON LIBERTY THEATRE The Itnst ut the Ucst In Pictures. Is it i IV i f I i
