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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1920)
PAGE FOUR THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920. OVER THE COUNTY DEER ISLAND YANKTON rote W'bitt bus bought 20 arres P k.nd near Warren unit expects to Mrs. Heaver went to Portland Sun-Ati-v tn v'alt Mri hi the CiOod Saniar- itan hospital. Mane is rimuiir ukhik . . ... , ! as well as possible an.l will leave the Mm. ay will bo Mothers Day. hosoltal this week, but expects to ; Preaching In the nukton church on , visit in Tortland several weeks be- Sunday morning by Kev. Iligbee ; fore coming home 1 Wp,,r " while flower for your niotnor. ! Edward McVonuell was home over Ixuie llarcer bus moved from l'ort- , '. I land to Ins farm In anktou. 1 Mr 'and Mrs. Mercer of Hlllsboro. Mrs Mutts has moved to the Milton j motored down Sunday to attend the t reek logging camp. ' , f j ndress i Steve l.nmpy has bought .the Peter- Mr and 'Mrs'. Parsons of Kelso.: ? " of 39 acres near the Hun- j . . . .1.., i.i i k: hill. :l" " "' Zl M s L J A saw mill will soon sin. t operating KllV llittlic V I tiivii ....ur Clark. Clyde. Hanson expects to be back on his engine by another week. The Woman's club will meet with Mrs. Nina Bush Wednesday after noon. May 12. Come early and spend the day. Bring thimbles and scis sors. Mr. Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Shaffer and Mr. Frank Daly were shopping in Portland Mondi'y. Mrs. Cox and children returned to Portland Monday. Mrs Bert Adams was home tor fit week-end and to help entertain the Pomona. in the Yankton neighborhood The Yankton school will close the: last of May. Don't forget to attend the Yanktoi. stock show on Saturday. I Miss Mahlo Fritz and Wllburn i Clark were united in marriage some j time ago in Vancouver. Washington. The Yankton telephone line Is be-: Ing put In good order. A number of men are employed putting up new j poles. i derwent a minor vurglcal operation, and at present is Improving ulthougn still confined to his bed most of lli time. W. K. Eversnll made n trip to the c-unty seat Tuesday to get his cat vliich ho was having repaired. Mrs. Jack McAH sier und sou Jack Jr., spent tho week-end at tho home cf Mr. mid Mrs. lioorgn Hyde, visit ing her sister also her parents Mr. mid Mrs. I). It. Foivler. Kdward Otlieson w ho Is now stay in;? at Milton creeli camp made sev eral trips to our town on his motor cycle this week. D. K. Fowler Is feeling poorly since ho lost h:s home ly fire. Mr. and Mrs. Kvan Trehr.rne of Vernonia made a trip over the moun tains Tuesday. Mr. Treliarue. went to the county sent on bus noss, while Mrs. Trehnrne was visiting her mo ther and father, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Tal ro. Mrs. C. M. Smith was In tho post office Wednesday us Mrs. Tatro was en tho sick list. before the Class Prophecy, Ourey Hlsey. Address to Cluss. Prln. U. 8. Hop- ..,.,,...- which cornea IllVUOUt U " I . .. .,.i Jimi. iTi-.ii u i.r.Ulo treating lM "''h'1 milke the following excerpt: Man U It is rensonahlo to assume that If " - ,,olkB omUi Mh)i nil. t'Oliegi-n mi' l" - - i ... i..mi iK-l hirtl of the stu drill's who otherwise would bo sent, ..... , i ... iii.it It til Ions more wmiui m- ... . ,..., At a miniinuiii r- ,r "" " ,... Vortu roi. ...v ........ Vamiimnr. Uing- i.'U Murlev. High Ideals. Miss Huny aiayea. "Tim AnierlcanUallou of Aliens. outside Hi" slate pense of K0b per year per H,t.denl. ' 'J. l,o hi no would h'se H.2. tTj H.IWM. Miss Horenco y annun. froin 1 ,MH. st, ..In. As the ''The l.eged Ilea I llentillful, ..r siu.leiit probably fellow. M ss r.lhel hnilin wouid rveiiigo f ir IP excess ve.-r, counting rii'ln-ul ' ' from outside Institutions. It U cer la n thai the d reel mint I loss to the stale would be at least I lie amount Indicated. ll s iihio ceru.,!. I. nit of those stu dents sent outside the stale to be educated, a proportion would locate Bun- O. Service." Mr. Cyril tarter. i-ul Sol... "Spring Awuken,' Icihiiii. Mrs. I Ala Cooke. Address. Dean K. D. Kessler, A. C. Presetilatlon of Diplomas. Mr. W. J. Mellillger. Ilenedlctlon. elsewhere for life, and the stul would lose that very Intelligent part of its population and lis creative un.l .urnliig power for all time to come Th's Is no small Hem. especially in lis effe-t on the development of Hie slate and Its property values. ' There would im another 1,0(10 pn- . . It'lHHI HI.UH'Ilin, II in 1 in BtMin I'm . emu ,a. w ., 08timate, wh0 would not go to Col- Jubileo headed Its celebration i i,...,, u. ..it if d.'i.rlved of the opnor visiting the Sunny Bank Jersey (arm, , "A located at hcappoose. Monday, May l , Tl. .. SCAPPOOSE BEAVER HOMES Mrs. Frank Stookilalo of Heaver Mrs. McConnell went to Rainier i .ofTpitui. I Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dunavon were down I Will Burns has finished his con-, from g, ,c!cn8 Sunday and took tract at the Tide creek fill and has ll:n.ler w;th Mr ..,, M:s j 0 t-urr!0i taken a contract tor Tide creek nnllj :Ir .,m, Mrs 0e3 siockdale were to put in pilings. , j pc-rtlnnd Surnh v to bo at i'ij ld ! One more week of school and the s'.de of Mr. Stockdale's tuotlier. school picnic will be held Friday, May Edd. Zimmerman und sen Hugh 7th. are storking up with full-blood Jerso. 1 Miss Ruth Huntt-r was home from calves with the Intention of going , Rainier for the week end. into the business extens vely. A letter from Mrs. Kyle says that Miy Z'ird t! e 11 v.ver Homes grange' she is improving which Is good news will give an entertainment ut the hall to her friends. Everybody is invited to come and . A letter from Fred Adams, Eng- ''ring a well f iled lunch basket, land, savs they are all well but look Mr- and Mrs. ('has. Link have ing longingly toward the good old lerse.l the Thjinnan place. That's X; s A. 1 right, C harles. be a farmer and be a James A. Andress died at the home ffl "e.,r "i0"?9'1'18 cows 8,1(1 vimncuo, in. a ib Ilia inc. rd, from 3:il0 to 4:15. The farm is cwned by II. West and very ably managed tho past two years by 1,. ll. Snth It Is the only herd in the Northwest selected on the Island of Jersey and imported to tho Pa.ille cast by the ownet About 400 were piesent. Among the eastern men were . M. Cow. M. 1). Monn. Hugh C, Van Pelt, all A. J. C. ('., also Dr. and Mis. Van Pelt. Among prominent western men interested in Jersey ru 'le were E. Carey, W. ). Morrow, E. II. K hot en, Addison Bennett. E. L. Westover. Addis, i'.. It. Tills, and I,. Brown from Fllpplu county. Many ne'ghbors and par lea from Rainier, Coble, Tillamook. St. Helens. Scup-poi-s?. About 30 dairies Including A. A. C, l,a Creole, Oak Springs. Ashwood and the home of Vive la France are to visited In the lour. Mr. Smith urcompanled the party on Its tour. J. G. Watts waa elected the first For certain results nt murll Cost there Is not li ing eiiial to a Mist Wunt Ad If you have anything to sell or are in the market to buy nnythlnif - A ICI Ol TlltNkrt I desire to expresa my sincere thanks to the many kind friends for their many r.rls of kindness and as sistance during the tllneli, death und burial of my brother, John King,; and sssure them that all they did Ing and creative power of this mini-1 ,ltt,,"-v PPr-ttl her of students would bo diminished lor the state for their lifetime. Ne'ther Is this a small Item. For ill iciiri nor: "i students who could be i.'vomnio.bited w'thln the limited facilities of Inferior instl tui'ons, tin to would be an Inferior nual ty of instruction. Their creative and earning power would he cor respondingly diminished, to the eco nomic loss of the stale. ANDREW KINO. -Special HDAYSFREEOFFi Beginning SATURD May 8 and lastim, May 22, I will giVepJ one beautiful enlargj wun each dozen orfc with each order fr ,tM 17.60 per diuni,, oi,3 (1, 1 Knlargein mi, KltKK. . nun uncu orilur for IstiJ f. per doiea. o I. Rnhrt J HIKK. Scott'sStudi Ht. Helen., J I HIGH SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE EIGHT i The eighth annual graduating ex-! jerclses of Si. Helens high school occur' j iliis .' beg'nnlng May Uth and ending May 21st. , ; KUht Ftudeiits compr'se tho 1920, graduating class as follows: Ourey! I llisey, Cyril Carter. Edward Hl.'lianl- of his brother. Norman, Friday after noon. April 30th, and the funera. services were held nt the home Sun day afternoon and burial was made In the Deer Island cemetery. Mr. Most all the good farmers of Bea- ver Homes have their grain all in the ground. The others have it In tho bin. Cliovln,- I In), r, A . i 1 . . . Andress had been a resident of Deer moV'j the Truman 'place and Island for 21 years and was know-n ; Lou so Llnk ig attending the as a good neighbor and friend by:Beve, Homes school, every one. No one ever came away Nellie and Mablo w d from him empty handed whose cause Lyd'a Mourlam were to Uoble Sun- iiB iuhi. .nr. nuuri-M oeiveu live, riav months in 1865 in the 166th regl ment, company I of the Illnois vol imteers. Two brothers, one in Min cesota and a sister in Chetopa, Kan sas, are left to mourn his loss. The Beaver Homes school children j are enjoying tho warm weather and r.re having lots of fun playhij. There is going to be a danco nt tho Beaver Homes grange hall on May mayor of Scappoose. at a special : 1,0,1 Egbert Oliver, Ullnm Dodd .'iection for city oificers last Friday. I Max Wilson. Mabel Davies. Florence Mr. Watts was be rn and raised in I VunCildor. Ethel Smith, Agnes Au Scappooso and hat always taken an ; lerson, Elsie Morley and Ruby! ."'t vo part in pubic affairs. He Is j Mayes. honestT Just and progressive. We; Fr'diy evenlni;, May 14th, the' "ke off our hats to Mr. Wntts and "l'tss play. "Facing the Music." will j "'h him a successful term of of-, ho ir'ven in the c'ty hall. flee. Thursday afternoon, May 20th, i Mr. Kotek his a fine now car a w-ll be class day. The program fol- " K : lows: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Saint spent the ! Director of Ceremonies, Edward week-end with .Mr. and Mrs. J. E. j Richardson. M'Mev Class lflstnrv Mnhot nu. i l lass Poem. Max Wilson. ! Groceries and Dry Good In the line of Dry Goods we can supply your wantija as readily and just as satisfactorily as you could i Our stock contains all the variety you would find mayn stores selling dry goods exclusively. Our line of staple and fancy groceries embraces evm thing that can be found in a modern stock and all of b best obtainable brands. WE INVITE A TRIAL ORDER Tel 35 A. T. KIBLAN (One block east depot) St. Helens, Ortp1 ine coiumba county Pomona, gth. There is nni ,n i. f-n mn.m waa held In Deer Island Saturday, Jay Archibald, Mrs. Liobe and May 1st. with an average attendance. Florence Liebo were out riding in The lecture by Prof. Brumbaugh of their new car Sunday alternoon 0. A. C. was thoroughly enjoyed and : R. Anliker has just rot' a new a resolution was passed endorsing Dodge the other dav. the millage ta bills for education. A; Ne 1 Jones and Mrs. Daisy Wasser class of 12 took the degree of Pono-, were to Rainier Sunday. ma. The next meeting will be the Little Jeanetto Parmer has been first Saturday In Aupust at Arm- s'ck all week and is .now getting Blrong grange, West Scappoose. i hotter. Mrs. Florence Carlstrom of Oak I The Beaver Homes school children Point, Washington and Mrs. Annaj'ara glad that school Is out May 18, Hoesch Of The Dalles, were visiting he'i'n thir teachers, M ss Hatfield old friends In Deer Island last week, and Mrs. Ericson are going to take Miss Lulu Whittlock of Portland. I them on a hike, s spendne a faw days with Mr. and! Lydla Mourlam Is going to Rainier Mrs. F. McDonald. i Saturday. E. T. Connell and BUI wore Port-' Miss Florence I,lebe was visiting laM vis'tors Monday and Tuesday, i 'hfl Wasser girls Saturday. Edward McConnell was home over Mrs. E. G. Jones has Just returned c.rtv He 's working at Westl1"'0" from visiting her daughter at Tmber, Oregon. j ' " ' ' i. --did incy Galttens were Port-i Irs- Stockdale is in the hospital land visitor Saturday and Sunday. l!n" nr' expected to livo. Mr. Bern!, from Oregon City, has Frit!! Anliker and Mr. R. Anliker taken the section for the S. P. & S. -were visitors lr. St. Helens Sunday, at Deer Island and will move hla 1 Hj Wassjr and J. Archibald mo famlly here In a few days. : tored t0 St- Helens Sunday morning. Miss Edna 0111 is staying with Mrs 1 Jepty Bramblatt was to Goble Sat A. Hutts at Columbia City for a few urda'- Miss Marie Beaver, who was oper-! VERNONIA ftt6d on for r.ppendlcitis at Emanuo! ' . hospital in Portland two weeks ago. clive Mills haB & new Cole "8" and Is improving rapidly and will leave is Intending to run a jitney between the hospital this week. Vernonla and Portland. Tha party, who is known, and was tavern s.aiitna ins u new Ford kind enough to poison his neighbor's VAT which has been kept quite busy llo?. will in some way get h s junt 3;nf,e ,le flight 't Saturday, dues. Two weeks ago Jim Meechan Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leslie returned lost his valuable vermit dog, which t0 Vernonia last Thursday evening has been kept tied up all winter and IKl oxr'ect to stay for the remainder was only loose about 15 minute-; whn he got the poison, and last week the pet dog of Mr. Ray Mellens' little girls, meet the same late. Home one needing an extra tiro of the stimmei' Miss Catherine Dav:s mado a fly ing trip t-. PorM'.nd S itunlav evening and returned Sunday evening. m ss L,esta weed went to Portland for h'S car. also a snot llsht halnoH Mondav mornlnff In hnva ma, himself to these articles from cars ! f ntlon given her :.rm which she hurt of Otto Judisch and Ray Scofferu. I sT'nt'sly t. few weeks ago. .Saturday night nt Goble. ' Mrs. Nellie Baker is reported to be i quite ill. We hope she will soon re- WARREN j ,f,yB'- .,.,, , mtv Jul a Rat-er Is sav'ng with her Mr. and Mrs. Haxton entertained KrandParents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilhurn a number of their friends at a social tlur pS I'1 l iner's Illness, gathering on FHdav ouon;,.o- A reslrtenco is h"'v nr--.o. dainty lunch was served and a good ," "a11 on tlie property formerly Mr. Nlvlock attended a special! meeting of the Masonic lodge at St. Helens, Thursday night. Volma Lynch ca ne home from th", ""spltnl last Sa urday where she i wps operated on seven weoks ago fori appendices. I Mrs. eMtcrlf onterta'ned nt a luncheon on Thursdr y of last week, i The quests were: Mrs. Rc-bt. McKay.! Mrs. E. E. Wist. Mrs. Charles Sand-i troin, Mrs. Aroli Duncan. I Commun'ty churih. Sabbcth School '11 5; mornins worship, 11:16, "hrlstirn Endeavor 7 p. m. I Marior'o Ilolo-lr y oapstd through Portland Sunday nipht on her wav hack to U. of O., from Cleveland, O., where she vent rs a delegaU from the university to the World Tempera:. to ioi.v;iuio:i, s:)(, y site.) various po-'nts er o-oq. -Mr. and Mrs. Holoday woLt tl Port land to 111," It,. There will be an enterla'ninent In the school Friday wnlng May 14th. An entertaining piogrammo Is being rrar,sd St nn outsido musical lent, also George B. Heinz, head cf Im Oregm H sior'cal Society, wll e here to assure 1,8 wo live in a his- r'cr.I Scappoose. and vnu w'l! be here to assure him you are Inter- , "n iuu. rroceeds will bs uhoiI to ; make up the deficit on the phono graph. The principal of the school, Mr. iHulburd, moved to Llnnton last wee.:. C. J. Lamberson moved Into his ct.ttage vacated hv Mr Hullnir'l Van fleve's are making repalrn and addition to lhn:r new home for merly known ns M,s. Scott's cottagd Ai His spec al election Fr'day for city officers, J. G. Watts was elected I Z'', r,0,n-luien are W. Camp. . bell, M. Grewell, K. Wst C Witt strom, n. W. I'rice. Geo. Grant. Fred j ?,mithA "'i,rs,,,'- Cathcart, recorder, jMrs. E. E. Wist, treasurer. OREGON VOTER SUP ; PORTS MILLAGE TAX to Freshmen, Agnes An- Advlco derson. Class Will, Egbert Oliver. WIISOVS 2M)-I1AM) HTOItK f trtMids lloiiKbt, Hold and Kx- 4 rliiiiiKcd. Iliium k.N-plnn riMim -t FiirnlHiie! and lnfurnlHlieO it. Minis, s. Hmilton .... On.gon I The Oregon Voter is n staunch i supporter of jhecollofre m'Il;.e tax CUT THE H. C. OF L. WE MANUFACTURE Fresh Butter Milk DAILY. 10 CENTS A GALLON CAN U BEAT IT? St. Helens Co-Operative Creamery Assn. Everybody's Gardening No 1920 promises to be the greatest gardening year o known. It is realized that the only way to beat the H of L. is by individual production. Your garden cfftni most practical way to accomplish this. Our Garden Tools will help you put your ground in better condition a big production. Our Garden Seeds will help you grow ore and better vegetables than before. If you are in the market for CROCKERY, GLASSWARE or ALUMINUMS it will pay you to Jook over ourshowing. Larsen & Co., Grocers Let Us Be Your Grocers You Will Be Satisfied Ttlep'-one No. 27 Free Deliver; t Ul w time enjoyed by all present. Mrs belonging to the Jos. Vanl!!:-.r ci.m IhixL.n has bee.n on of tha tonnhor; 's'"''' In the Warren school and will leav ' Mrs- Be'lsteln is visiting In Ver- .i me ena or tills term. She has many friends among the people who ioii ner uoaspeea. The basket social elven bv tli. Womnn's M's'onnry Society on the Peter Morraccl who recentlv nnrtor. evening of May 1st was a decided went an operation for appendicitis 8UCceBS- An 'nteresVnf? program at Portland is rapidly recovering and was Tenrei, after which the crown will be home shortly. ; ,n8 f the May Queen excited much Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Adams of Port-1 !n,erst. Miss Hattie Webster with inna spont Sunday with their son yol.'i wa tne winner in the con- Mrs. Peck of Los Angeles is spend In n few weeks with her daughter Mrs Paul C. Adams. Mrs. dint Miller of Portland was week-end guest of Mrs. Porter Lodmls. The Morris Brothers have bought f-X acres of land adjoining the Meth odist church from C. O. Dahlgren rtlong the St. Helens road. They will improve it extensively. C. M. Hyskcli spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Portland on business The monthly meeting of the direc tors of the Warren Warehouse Ass'n was held Tuesday. Important busi ness was transacted. A. H. Tarboll and family, C. M. Hyskell and family, P. c. Jacobsoj, and family were among the Warren ltes attending the meeting of Pomona grange at Deer Island Saturday. The grange meeting for Saturday night prom'ses a lively session and a large attendance la expected, test. The baskets were then sold and ;ne nincn counter well patronized A total of $160 was taken in. The Indies of the Missionary Society de s're to thank the publio tor thei. liberal patronage. TRENHOLM Mr. r.nd Mrs. Harrv Hrondwoll. Mrs. Ida ashor. her daughter and son M'ldren und Fr.mklin of Yatn bll county motored fit lo Tronholm "-ttird-v nn-1 -nt thfi week-ehd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Tatro Mrs. Itust-or remained for a visit of a week or so with her daughter M'i T-ro Mr. and Mrs. E. Blott spent the woek-ond at the home of Mrs. C. M Smith, We notice the county truck out our way doing some work on the rood. Mr. and Mrs. C E. Tatro were in town Baturday where Mr. Tatro uu-i BARGAINS in AMBITION sits under the sun shade in the bow. Youth is at the oar And this young man. at least, has learned that he never can get any place unless he PADDLES. Life is but a day in the canoe. The easiest . on sav" M5 aCC0Unl ""Vta- H PADDLE DON'T DRIFT ., titr' a"as tor "or,u"e-and she iu FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Scappoose Capital, $26,000.00 United Hii. t, nA 8SNCLAIF WILSOn! prps'dent ' DAVID M KINNON WILSON vi - u EDWARDVwffcahrerre8ld1Dt FOOTWEI This week we are maWino- a Driu Rali. on eTnnis and Sandals. We have them in all sizes for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN tr- i i.m vc nave mem to fit the smallest kiddie or tne r. grownup. After all there is nothing quite so easyj satisfy ing to the tired . a Moht shoe or a K - - - - sandal. FOR SPORT and ( DT1NG They have and Id 1 show you the splendid line we have, and at prices tij are bound to sell them out nulritlv. It is not a qw of how many shoes we sell, but how WELL we SERVE you. Come in and look us over. E. M. HELOK Successor to FRED MORGUS
