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THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. MAY 21. 1920.,
OVER THE COUNTY I
WARREN
Leroy Larson and sister Miss Nora
occonipunied by the Misaps Costello
ef Portland spent Sunday on a trip
up the Columbia Highway, cam ping
at Multnomah Kalis. Miss CosK'llo
will teach in her Warren schools an
other year.
Judge V. J. Fullerton was one of
the farmers who attended "Farmers
Day" at Kainier on Saturday snJ
looks much improved after the trip.
He will go to Baker next week to
attend the Oddfellows' state gather
ing there.
Mr nmt Mra Snlttnkl nt Ynnllnn
were guests of Mr. and Mis. A. L.
Morris on Sunday on a trip over the
loiumoia fiiguway.
Petfl VMl u'lm rpnnntlv hmiplir
the Dolun place is moving his stock
irom nis lannton ranch.
Miss Inp7 (trpu-pll nf PnrM?inH ennnt
Sunday with . her parents, Mr. and
mrs. i . . ureweii.
Lost Pair rimless glasses, with
gold chain, in case, between A. L.
Larson's place and Heeler's. Re
turn to Agnes Anderson, Warren.
A. E. Lund, accompanied by Mrs.
O. A. Erickson and Mrs. Porter
Loomis, spent Sunday in Portland.
The farmers have nearly finished
their spring work and a large acre
age has been planted. Grain crops
are in fine shape but root crops arc
very late.
CHAPMAN
The dances at the Grange hall
which are held Saturday nights prove
to be social events and are enjoyed
by all who attend.
The rain which fell Sunday night
was welcomed by the farmers in this
vicinity and did much good.
The Chapman school has closed
a very successful term. It Is under
stood that plans are being made to
enlarge the school before the next
term ana employ an additional
teacher in order to accomodate the
50 or more pupils who attend the
school.
L. R.Frink. our capable road super
visor is making needed improve
ments on the Spitzenberg-C'hapman
road, widening the fills and lower
ing the grades. Mr. Frink under
stands how to do road work and gets
the best of results.
Representative E. I. Ballagh was
a visitor in our community Monday
meeting numerous voters who ap
pear satisfied with his services in
the legislature and propose to re
turn him to serve another term.
As an illllstrat Ion rt l,n.
ductive land is "in the Chapman
neighborhood, J. C. Leap received
Eimost $500 Mr the products from
one acre of ground after he used all
he wanted for family use. Mr. Leap
raised a quantity of fine onions ant!
says if he had a whole acre planted
in onions, he believes he would have
sacked at least 1000 sacks.
Real estate is changing hands, set
eraf new deals having been recently
reported. We welcome the new
comers. Them Is nlmitv f .,..
nil 1UI
DEER ISLAND
Mrs. Thomas Pooling of i'ortluml
vittited with hor daughter Miss I'ntli
rlne IooliiiK for tho week-end.
Practically every one in Ueer Isl
and attended and enjoyed "tho school
picnic which was held on the beach
Sunday. Hert Adams was master
of ceremonies and covered himself
with glory in pulling off some of
the stunts. Kd. Keelan won the fat
ninn's riii-A Al:ifil I'ji:. the t'lrU'
race and Mrs. Frank Daley w;is the
winner ot tho ladies race. A fin
nicnit! lunch was sorveil 11111! ev.iv
one had an enjoyable day.
School closed a very successful
term Friday. All t lie grades passed,
and the directors and patrons ot the
scnool were so pleased with tho work
of the teachers Miss Cathrine Pooling
and Miss Mattle Lee Case that they
have engaged them for next term.
Ily securing a number of cars for
loading, tho Tide Creek Lumber
company has been able to keep run
ning, though not to full capacity.
The mill cuts 50,000 feet per day
and the product is shipped to coas'
and eastern points. Quite a number
of men are employed in tho mill
which is a valuablo r.sset to the com
munity. A number of friends tendered Mrs
C. E. Clupperton a surprise, paitv
Friday night in celebration of her
birthday. A deliirliifiil fVMII tit 1 VI' 'I U i
spent and dainty refreshments
served.
Superintendent Mike Kaufman of
the Deer Island Logging company is
again a hannv man hei-aim r ii,
fact that he again possesses his
Auburn Beauty Six after having had
the car in a Portia id shop for some
days, occasioned bv the pit
in contact with a telephone pole.
F. Lengacher went to Ilillsboro
Tuesday and brought back a new
Auburn car which he has alreadv
sold.
Mrs. Frank Daley will soon leave
for Walla Walla, Washington, t.
soend some time with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cramer and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mayer of Van
couver, Washington, and Mrs. Ho!)
Xerton of Portland were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daley.
Friday's eleetinn la
much Interest and a heavy votn is
expected. It is hoped that tho Deer
Island ceonlfi w ill v.no r... ,r,,.i . i..
and we believe they will.
J ne contest for Representative Is
causing much noi.,ii.,i;,. i
u.vHtukiuu, iirure.
sentative ItiilWii .
here as has Mr. Tarbell. hi8 oppon
ent, and the mmnai la v....... i .' . .
close. " - oe
, 13 J.n' ,,.Mr' nnd Mr8' E- T- Keehin,
. . o "ospital Tuesday.
May ISth, at 7:40 p. m., a daughter.
Mother and child doing fine and tho
father is slowly recovering.
REUBEN
J M. Lindsay ami grandson of
Rainier were in town Tuesday.
J. P. Kiuinersou of Mayger is visit
ing his di:ughler, .Mrs. C. T. Rauibal
isky. this week.
J. W. Allen and K. I. Haling!) of St.
Helens were In town and vicinity tills
week talking with tho voters as to
their success on the 21st lleth have
many friends In this locality who will
be glad to see lliem win out.
A welcome rain iMmday night will
aid the growing crops vrrv mater
ially. Judge J. A. En tin and wifo of
Astoria were the g iests of Mr. and
Mrs. I. C. Watts over Sund iv. On
Sunday M. A. Jei ntn; of Heaver
Homes came in with his auto ami
took the Watts and F.nklu fnmlltcH
out to Ills beautiful home. whor
they were treated to a genuine farm
dinner, finished off with homo made
Ice cream of (lie g.-riiine article.
The gnosis were taken hj Mr. Jen
nlng for a rido over the roads In
that part of the country. I'pim tlieli
return they found Unit Mrs. Joining
had another feast prepared onu of
those feasts that ealv Mrs. Jeunin.-r
knows how lo prepare.
W. F. t'arnnc.len and "' wr'
visitors in Portland tills week.
M A Jeiinlng and wife were vis
iters In town Tuesday
dtto Kuimers n ot Muyger visited
over Sunday with bt" sister. Mis.
C. T. Uamballsky.
IV S l.lnlen, wife and daughter
visited over Saturday nnd Sunday
nidi friends In Portland.
J II. I'rli'k of lintnior win In town
Wednesday.
WHAT'S AILING AMERICA
Too tunny diamonds, not cuoiigii
alarm clucks.
Too many silk shirts, not enough
lilim flannel ones.
Too many pointed !oed shoes, and
not enough scin:re teed ones.
Too ninny sei'ge stills :'iiil tiel
enoiiRh overalls.
Too many dwdlette and not
enough nprous
Tin many (itln iipli ditered Union-
sines anil not eniniuli cows
Too hiaiiv iiistomers and not
enough producers
l oo union oil stui K ami not enoiigu
savours nrci unlM.
It costs much mora to iiinliitnln
n rudatii i ond than ha rtl -nurture
nails.. Many of Orrf-oira lilgliwsys
will be harcl surfaced If you vuto
:t 0 2 X Vi's fi r tho i per cnt HtRlg
Ki ad Hood Limit on May II.
Hit Your lvmt.
Kveryomi should do nil ho can lo
provide tor his family and In order
lo do tills lie must keep bin physical
F 1 y it n & Cornthwaitc
Columbia County Agouti for
mwuii.I., lit Ihov, HAI
MVM A Ml I'MSKX
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Shop nnd Salesroom () n 0
liloi k east of H. P. i. S. di pot.
St. Holcim, tlregull.
No oim , !"IMIV
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feeling ,irilbl' .
tlay'i ki.rk 'u, w4ik
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CHICK FeS I
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BUTTER MILK y J
I EFFICIENCY I
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In handling repair work it will be our constant
aim to give the public efficient service. All repair
work entrusted to us will have prompt and skillful
.attention. We invite a share of your patronage with
the assurance that we can please yau.
Yours for Efficient Servic?.
Doing Our Best to Save
You Money
That is what we are doing every day I
people buying meats at our market It
will pay you to give us a trial
MORTON & WILSON
TWO MARKETS
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St. Helens Garage
OILS, GASOLINE, TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
GARAGE-CORNER WILLAMETTE AND
UAK STREETS
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SCAPPOOSE
Cashier E. E. Wist of the Firdt
aiauiiai can was a business visi
tor in Portland Monday.
Roadmaster T. S. Wilkes was hero
Tuesday i.na Wednesday conferring
With Roafi Snnorvin. r .
relative to the road work in this
uiDimt.
Good progress is being made on the
"ew Kar,a'e which is being built by
the Wickstrom's and It will soon be
ready for business.
There is some talk of taking th
Scappoose baseball team to St Hel
ens on July 4th, and bring awav
the cup or piize for the winner of the
ball game.
Kepresentative Edison I. Hallagh
M3,8 Wu0n."ay me"S the voters.
,h " tjlgh llas many warm friends
in the Scappoose neighborhood.
One of the first matters which the
K',.nd councl of Scappoose will
w?ll lltt ,VP?n to act on and wl":h
w 11 etSUeir earneht consideration,
plant. eiectnc light
Election talk i the principal talk
Friday the voters here will express
Le L'm-ts aVi-e Polls. "The8
. i 7 . DCC",S " e with the mill
tal f0r,the "'"intenance of the
l6""?1?""! institutions and of
Th IV. V r . UVOr E0d r0aJa-
nJJ hJla"cn ,Conruction com-
t .i,iV uu,'"'er oi men at work
at their camp jHt north of Scan
poose and it is understood they -win
won begin to lay paving on thghl
S. Benson, chairman cf the State
Highway Commission, was in Scm
pooso Monday looking over the nro"
f the work on the Highway.
VERNONIA
Harvey Duncan is still said to be
, V5, tlCal co,ndltln hut it is 1 opej
lie will soon be better "iej
fttli".1.8.."'-. with his
: ' "" evening and is intpml
ing to make Vernonia his
f.re; but' the IV ll
TZrt o ofhtCfcarr
ervone rpnnwi " evtr- ev'
,u i. , ' '-inmencemeut
U TWHBnPO;m "e a '"cceR
u. T. Hall and family were startled
out of nearly seven years' growth law
Monday when a large stun?P which
rlann8tr.ar,d U.t f ils accGstomed
place, aided perhaps by a little dvnn
mite set off by the railroad men near
here landed in the upper part or
their house and threatened to come
on down into the lower art
-,i?epre,8e.ntaJive Baa8h was here
thin week i the Interest of his candl
dacy Mr. Ballagh's good service In
the legislature made him many
friend, here.
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Announcing the Arrival cf cur
SPRING MILLINERY
Ladies are invited to call and look
over our attortck stock of
SPRING STYLES
M. RICEN OPEN EVEN1NQS
AMBITION
sits under the sun shade in the bow. Youth is at theoif.
And this young man- at least, has learned that henevtf
can jet any place unless he PADDLES.
Life is but a day in the canoe. The easiest thing to
do is DRIFT. But let's head up stream, young m
of Scappoose.
Start that saving account today interest allowd
on savings.
PADDLE DON'T DRIFT
Ambition is the alias for Fortune and she will
then smile on you.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Scappoose
Capital. $25,000 00 Unlte BUtei Dopoiltory
n xf,ltin'A,n ' WII.HON. I'renldent
"AVID M'KINNON WILSON, Vice-President
EDWARD E. WISt, Caahler
D. J. SWITZER
ueter
The Inside of the Pm'I
. J-he "finish" cf any r.ainr,,i
ob depends largelonT. 0r,.varnied
materials used I When q,U,ahty of the
ucts are employed I tfc rei!.H ",er Prod"
api-ointing.Thefi1 ! S,.aJ dis-
a product for every pahu 'CntaininS
nd. is built on tSV'
materials plus high-Made rnln r h,3h-Erade
both vmanuPfacturefndac:n"ureraCtUre
SBATTLB SAOTCOR?PANY
COLUMBIA
DANCE
RE C O R D S
AT THE
DRUGSTORES
A. J. DEHING
DRUGGIST
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ST. HELENS, OREGON