PAGE SIX
THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JULY 9. 1920
OVER THE COUNTY
DEER ISLAND
Mrs Bert Adams drove to Port
land Wednesday.
Carl Hammer spr.t the week end
vlsitug relatives and friends.
Meryl Cook of Yakim-., Washing
ton, is visiting the Frank Daly's.
Walter Wolff and Gilbert Cooper
returned from the bench Tuesday.
Haying is in full swing or would
be if men were not so hard to obtain.
O J. MeConnel wont to Sherwood
Saturday, returning Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Galttens came
up from Mist Saturday on a short
ViHit.
Everyone had words of praise tor
St Helens' hospitality and enter
prise. Mr. and Mrs. Harold English are
tenting for the summer months oik
by Lee's mills.
Mrs. Page and Mrs. Short of Van
couver were guests at Clover Hill
over Sunday.
The woman! club will raoct with
Mrs. Frank Paly Wednesday after
noon, July 14th.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Henderson, Astoria, ;s Improving
rapidly and expects to leave the hos
pital before long
Mr. and Mrs. Miller are visiting
In Kelso. Ray Galttens is takint,
care of the confectionery and tele
phone business during their absence
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hanson and
little daughters drove to Seaside Sat
urday. They returned home sooner
than planned owing to the illness of
Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Andress and Marion
Andreas, Hartwell Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. Foss Cox and children took a
two days motor trip dp the highway,
coming home Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley and children
were down from Portland Saturday,
guests of Mr. Brown and daughter
Alice. Mrs. Wiley was Martha Pope
joy and lived on the Muckle ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Daly, Mr and
Mrs. Frank Daly and daughter', and
Mr. and Mrs Bob Bourbon went ti
Seaside Saturday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Frank Daly won the matronb
race on the Fourth.
Monday afternoon another car was
wrecked on the fill just beyond
McBride canyon while two cars 'were
badly damaged Monday evening near
the underground crossing. The high
way was a steady procession of cars
from four o'clock all night, though
to say steady is to misuse a perfectly
.good word as it was a mad scramble
to see who could get killed virst.
TRENHOLM
Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnston, from
Kalama, Washington, spent an enjoy
able visit with relatives on the Fourth
Mr and Mrs. George Hyde are the
proud parents of a baby girl, named
Melba Irene. She' weighed 714 lbs.
when born. Her birthday hereafter
will be June 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and Junior;
Trenholm for a visit July 4tn. while
irom Milton Creek camp, came up to
here they remained at the home of
Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R Smith.
Mr and Mrs. F. J. Satava enter.
tained a crowd of friends at theli
mountain home July 4th and 6th.
Those who came were Mr. and -Mrs
Piggott and daughter Bernlce, Miss
Agnes Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Love
gren, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Satava, son
and daughter-in-law-of the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. tiatava remained
over until Monday evening, the rest
returning Sunday evening. The af
fair had been planned on for some
time, and it turned out a complete
success. The visitors were all from
Portland
The young people of Trenholm held
a dance at an empty house in the vi
cinity Saturday evening, July 3rd.
The orchestra was a one-piece, which
was a violin. Mr G. Hyde played
and also Mr. E. Johnston. The il
lumination was one lantern hung on
a nail in the room. Those present
were, Marion and Charley Eversaul,
Cliford and Kenneth Fowler, Earnest
Smith, Elmo Satava, Enid Tarbell,
Florence Eversaul and I. Winberg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Johnston. While one missed the
modern conveniences cf the ordinary
dunce hall, yet everyone called it a
successful evening and departed for
home about 12:30.
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RAINIER
(From the Review)
Paul C. Garrison, of Prinevllle,
Oregon, and, formerly editor of the
Review, was here last Tuesday meet
ing his old-time friends.
The new drug store which has been
erected by Geo. Bowen, Is now com
pleted, and Mr. Bowcn moved his
drug stock into it the first of tin
week.
Ralnler's Annual Sweet Pea Show
will be held immediately following
t nautauqua ween, or about the mid
dle of July. This event should nov
be overlooked by the people of Rain
ier, as it is a worthy enterprise and is
aeserving or tne support of the peo
ple of Rainier.
John W. Pugh, who resides about
twelve miles west of Rainier, was
here yesterday on his way to Port
land where he will attend the annual
meeting of the Oregon Pioneer Asso
ciation of which be Is a member. Mr.
Pugh is numbered among our oldest
Bottlers, he having taken up his home
stead In 1885.
The Menefee mill closed yesterday
for the period of one month. The
close-down is made for the reason as
given by the manager, Mr. Eugene
Alien, mat tne product of the
"Dad" Harris, who resides at Red
Town, back of Gohle, was attacked by
an angry bull last Thursday evening
One of his sons shot the animal three
times with a small rirle and finally
had to beat him off with a club. Mr.
Harris was cut over one of his eyes
and was Injured more or less about
the breast His Injuries, while pain
ful, were by no means serious.
DOWNING
Haying is In full swing, and the
weather is ideal.
Cat Atchinson of Delena visited at
the Dowllng farm Friday.
Conrad Snider of Clatskanle is vls
Itng at the Dowllng home.
County Agent Fltppln was In this
vicinity during the weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boohlko spent
Sunday night at her homo hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa Carlson and
family spent the Fourth at Quincy.
Jake Dowllng bought a Plue silo
making the second one on his farm.
Jacob Lake of Mayger passed thru
here Sunday on his' way to St. Helens.
S. M. Boals and family celebrated
Sunday and Monday at St. Helens
Algot Carlson made a trip to Rain
ier Wednesday, where he transacted
business with the barber and the
dentist.
Jake Dowllng, Cat Atchinson and
S. M. Boats were in St. Helens Wed
nesday in the interest of road mat
ters before the county court.
WARREN
Mrs. Porter Loomls was a Portland
visitor the first of the week.
Miss Nina Sandstrom has gone to
Bridal Veil for a few weeks.
F. N. Benduro Is slowly, recover
ing from his recent attack of paral
ysis.
Miss Hermenla Berglund left Tues
day to spend a couple of months in
Portland.
A. Slothower wht fs spending the
summer near Rldgeflold was home
over the Fourth.
Harry Sherman was a caller at
Warren. He Is erecting a sawmill
near Bend, Washington.
The farmers are shipping new po
tatdes at 7 cents per pound The
crop promises good eturns.
Alvin Larson who is at Astoria
spent Sunday at home with his f&s
ther and family. He returned Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bowles and
family of Oregon City spent the
Fourth holidays with their parenU
Mrs. F. T. Bowles.
A number of friends from Wash
ington of Mr. and Mrs. N P. Olson
spent the holidays with 'them and
enjoyed the doings at St Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P Hedwcll and
family of Portland spent the lasl
week with the family of A. L. Lar
son. They may become permanent
residents of Warren.
- The Swedish Lutheran Sunday
school held their annual picnic on
July 5th in the Dahlgren grove. Vis
itors were present from Portland,
Gladstone and -other points. A
splendid time was enjoyed with a
program consisting of music!, songs,
and readings was carried. A large
crowd attended and the lunch wan
served in old picnic style under the
trees The Sunday school under the
supervision of Mrs. Dahlgren is very
active and progressing rapidly
Sneak thieves visited A. H Carl
son's residence on Tuesday night and
stole 275 grain sacks and a 6 gallon
can of gasoline from his barn The
sneaks opened the fence and allowed
his herd of cattle to tramp all night
in his wheat field. Mr. Carlson
wishes to warn all to keep a careful
watch as there are a great many
"Junk peddlers" travelling over tho
country. There is no clue to the
thleveg. Mrs. CarUon heard a truck
during the night but paid no atten
tion, thinking it was one of the many
now on the roads.
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BACHELOR FLAT
ily, Mr. and Mrs Ferris and family,
and Mr. P. llrukke Saturday ami
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Nils Llndberg and
family arrived at their home on tho
Flat. . They expect to remain for an
Indefinite time before returning to
the camp at Knappton where Mr.
Llndberg works.
SCAPPOOSE
The Getchell cottage Is botng re
painted. Mr. Grewell is the artist.
n V PrfCA Anil mllv mntitra.
to Seaside Saturday to spend the
Fourth
Charles Lamherfinn s.ml fnmllv
motored to Seaside Friday for u
week's outing.
Alp anil Mn 1Iiilmt Putor. oia
ponding t lie summer with their mo-
iner, nirs. i loningor.
Valdla White is hnmn. alan thn
Slefert family spent July 4th with
Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Brown.
Mrs. OuolnARR Of Xiitnlnnn fnrtnnr.
ly of North Dakota, spent the week
ana wun tne uiutcniords.
Mr and Mn MHta lnft tar tlialp
ranch at Lyle, Washington. They
win be gone a couple of months.
The new icuruire or cimrlna wife.
ktrom will open for business as soon
as me niguway is paved in front ot
tne ouuuing
Mrs. Jim McKav met with an nnfl.
dent when rnlnr avap a fnn iku
rail gave way and in falling' sliw
oroKe ner wrist.
The Wlkstrom family, Mr. and
Mrs. I. G.. their children and praml
children, plcnlced along ecnppoose
creen on tne J-ourtn.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Hammaker
(nee Francis Scholtz) came from
Tacoina and spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Scholu.
Mitchell Clonlno-er of JUtnrlu
drove as far as Scappoose Saturday
ana on Sunday they all drove m
the highway as far s Mount Hood.
Mrs. Ash of Portland has rented
the restaurant of Roht. McKay and
will open Just as soon as she can
get possession. Drohalilv liv tho arm.
of this month.
Word of two dehths reached the
community Miss Martin of Salem,
our primary teacher, tost her mo
ther and Orandma Cobbs who JubI
recently moved from here.
Dr. and Mrs. Hatfield, the Wash
burn family and Pomeroy's Joined
he DeGraft family. Holodays, Ill.Ucn
fords, Grimms and Nlblocks In a
ptcnlc in Clay DeUraff's park on the
Fourth. , :
Rob McKay has sold his Btock and
rented his meat market and dwelling
to R. Lonsetts of Spokane. The new
comers take possession this week of
the store, and the McKay family will
occupy the dwelling until fall.
, nearly U1B enure population head
ed for St. Helens on the Fourth to
enjoy tne restlvltles The Scuppnoae
float was designed and carried out
by Gladys Johnson, Mrs. Walls mid
K. Wist. It was by far She most
urlRlnal and most clever float In the
parade.
Miss Grace DeGraff entertained
Miss Leah Cohen of Portland Wed
nesday and In the afternoon Mis
Cohen sang for friends. Mln Cohen
is a soprano of national reputation
and gave a concert In the municipal
auditorium In Portland last week
She Is the third person who has at
tempted giving an entire concert in
1 her voice tilled
It. She Is at present on a tour of
concerts, under direction of tin.
American Music association
KITHOMOl'N COMIllNATlOV .
Harding and Coolldge soundi.
pretty good In Republican ears, and
is llkoly to sound pretty good In tho
ears of the people noxt November.
Newport (It. I ) News.
Hummer IXmiphiliit Quickly RHIcvml
"About two years ago when suffer
ing from a severe attack of summer
compliant, I took Chhtuberlaln's Colli'
and Diarrhoea Remedy mid it re
lieved tne almost Instantly," writes
Mrs. Henry Jewett, Clerk Mills, N.
Y. This is an excellent remedy for
colic and diarrhoea and should he
kept at hand by every family.
Protect
YOUR FAMILY. YOUR
SELF, YOUR HOME
BE INSURED. I REP
RESENT THE BEST
COMPANIES AND CAN
FURNISH YOU LIFE.
FIRE, ACCIDENT.
AUTOMOBILE INSUR
ANCE. SEE ME BE
FORE PLACING YOUR
INSURANCE.
A. L. Stone
St. Helens, Oregon.
QUALITY-
Not always price should determine the vain.
goods We have the price as well as auati,-
WITHIN REACH OF ALL
Preferred Stock Groceriet
We are taking this chance to ask you, when In need
anything in the
Hardware Line
to drop into our store and let us show you a gt0ck J
u i T I I r-: .
uuucai, ui jJcimtiuic imiuwiic si iiir priCCS.
Larsen & Co., Grocers
3
WE HAVE EVERYTHINGNECESSAUY
when we stsrt to fix your plmiiliinn. N.. sitting
around while we st-n.l th i..., I f,,r ,.. f,.
gotten tool or materials. We .. .n't ' make :m
more dirt, than is alM..uclv ii.-ce-.san. ,-it
Do good work, do it (juicktv and do it cleanly
R. CONSTANTIN
THE PLUMBER
IIewilt B,d. St. Helens.
300 lb. Standard Twine ;
"t ('null, per hale g
I.h than bole, per lb
700 lb. Superior Twine
HMt Ciutli, per halo
Uns than hale, pur Hi ,
(illOHH WKK.HT OK ll.il.KM IM I.I1H.
t YOU CAN GET IT
St. Helens Hardware Co.
Telephone 97
St Helens, On
mill
cannot be disposed of at a profit un
der present operating expenses. We' Mrs. Spauldlng, and Mrs. Matthews,!
Mrs. P. Nagel left Monday to visit
her brother at .Walport.
Mr. Lawrence Johnson spent a few
days at home this weeek '
Mrs. S Naget visited at the Wm.
Soddenuerg home Wednesday.
Miss Wllma Mnsten of Portland is
visiting Lois Masten this week.
Miss Helen Larson went, tn Sea.
side Saturday and returned Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lllllch and
daughter visited In Seaside last Sun
day. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Olson and family of
Knappton, Washington, are visiting
on the Flat this week.
Mrs. Rolland has as her eueata
Mrs. Mollle Masten and mnthnr Mr.
Morris of Portland thi. week.
Mr and Mrs. A. H. Sandberg'and
sons Lawrence and Chester of Salem
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Burkhead.
Mrs. Olga Stevei.4 and son ana
Mr. and Mrs Powell of Portland
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Madsen
over the Fourth.
Miss Esther Holllngworth returned
home last Friday after attending tho
Shrlners' convention and Kose fes
tival in Portland.
Mrs. Carl Holllnewnrth wont
Hood River Wednesday where she.
will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley, for some time. l
Wm. Soddenbere and famflv
Erickson and family and Pern Qrew
ell and family motored to Snnaiiia
Sunday to spend the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Pope enter
tained the following guests over the
rounn: Mr ana Mrs. Park, Dr. and
trust, however, that the shut-down
will not last over the thirty-day per
iod as Is now the intention.
all of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Muckle enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Parker and fam-
BIG THINGS
Are Little
Things Put
Together.
mm if
lK If
Th largest building may consist of thousands of small
bricks placed together- Big things are many little things
put together. 6
Fortunes are built that way. They are a matter of
growth.
Make a savings plan to provide for future needs.
By saving a regular, definite sum each week you can
accumulate a substantial fortune for old age.
Look ahead. Plan,
This bank helps the thrifty to build their reserve funds
by adding interest, in accordance with its usual regulations.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Scappoose
Capital, 126,000.00 United states Depository
SINCLAIR WIL80N. President
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PHONES-Office, 123; Residence B-38