- THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JULY 9. 1920
PAGE EIGHT '
MIST MISTIMiS
Mr and Mrs. L. S. Hopkins spent
Monday at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. MorrlsU spent
the Kuurth near Mt. Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lansing and
children spent Sunduyat Seaside.
Her. and Mrs. A. H S pea row were
at Seaside several days lust week.
Miss Lois Dixon of Vernonia was
visiting friends in St. Helens this
week.
Mr. and Mrs R. N. Lovelace of
Kuiuier attended the celebration here
Monday.
Tom Ellis was up from Ralnlei
Monday visiting . M. Helon ana
family.
County Roadmaster Wilkes spent
Sunday and Monday at his home in
Oreueo.
James Gaittens of Deer Island was
In St. Helens Monday watching tht
bunt races.
Dr. 1'uul Lacey and James Casey of
I'ortland were guests of Dr Oswald
Doming Sunday.
Miss Hut li Austin of Woodburn is
in St. Helens helping in the big sale
at Austin's store.
Miss C Elsie Stoifel of Portland
Is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Ramsey.
C. C. Cassatt went to Seaside Sat
urday to spend several days with Mrs.
Cassatt and the chwdren.
Felix Debast one of Rainicr't "old
timers," was in St. Helens Monday
enjoying the events of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pringle 01
Vernonia were visiting friends in St.
Helens from Saturday to Monday.
The steumer Georgiuna will here
after make calls at St. Helens on
her Portland-Astoria run. She will
land at the city dock.
Norman Wllklns. who now lives at
West port with his parents, spent sev
eral days here during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stanwood came
home from Brownsville to spend tht
Fourth of July and to visit with
-friends for a few days.
Albert llellenberg was here on the
Fourth from Bridal eil. Mr. llellen
berg has a good position with the
Palmer mills at that pluce.
F. M. Fowler of Rainier attended
the celebration here Monday Mr.
Fowler does not appear much' older
than he did twenty years ago.
Judge and Mrs. W H.Cooper were
among the number coming from Soup
poose Monday to nssist St. Helena
in making the Fourth a big day.
Miss Constance Adams, who has
)een visiting relatives In Hlllsbore
'or several weeks, came home las'
week to spend the remainder of her
vacation.
A. E Harvey of Clatskanie came
up Monday to take In the celebration.
The ex-county commissioner is now
in the machinery business and doing
exceptionally well.
Among the Portland visitors who
t tended the big celebration here were
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Jeffcott and Miss
Joseph. They were guests of Dr
and Mrs. L. O, Ross.
I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gray of Reaver
ton stopped over in St. Helens Sat
urday on their way to Seaside. Mr
Gray is a banker at Deaverton and
a brother of Von A. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Vir-.l Stevens spent
the Fourth with friouds in St Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens now reside at
Knlama, Washington, where Mr
Stevens has a good position.
Mr. and Mrs. T J. Flippln of Rain
ier were among the Rainier Deonlo
i who attended the celebration of the
, Fourth. They were the guests of
i Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Flippln, Jr.
The scientific examination of
lt g me r.ye aim uie luriiwnnii-,
Sxr of Glusses is lr. Thompson's
business exclusively. To see better
see him Monday, July 12, Orcadla
Hotel all day. 2H-:'I
Misses Mernu Yeomans r.nd An
nette Twicer of Por'land, accom
panied by Sidney Melliulsh of Seattle
and Howard Svado of Portland were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kdisou I. H.il
lugh dtiritiK the Fourth
The Milton Creek Logging com
pany which closed down on the lHtli
of June, will resume operation on
July 19th. At this time, the com
pany has a crew of men moving the
camp about three miles further on
into the woods.
Rev. and Mrs. Sandlfer wore hero
from St. Johns Monday visiting
friends and assisting in the celebra
tion Mr. and Mrs. Sandlfer resided
In St. Helens three years during the
time Mr. Sandlfer sorved as pastor ot
the M. E. Church.
Mrs. Elon Keltoi, lost her linnu
bag on tho court house lawn during
the fireworks display Saturday even
ing. The bag containing a watch,
money and other things ot viiiim
touuu by Edward Hoot It and returned
to Mrs. Felton the following morning.
A. L Morris, county fruit Inspec
tor, was here Tuesday. Mr. Morris
states that he hns hud quite a num
ber of calls from fruit men over the
county during tho past month nsk.
Ing his help In destroying the many
pests that infest orchards at this
time of year.
Chas. A. Jensen, editor of the Cow.
llti County News, Kalamu, Washing
ton, was in town Monday and culled
at the Mist office. Mr. Jensen re
cently bought tho News, and judging
from the optimistic views he has of
his town and county, no doubt will
publish a good paper.
Mr. iintl Mrs. W. J. Welll rn of
Aloha, Oregon, went here for I he
week end, the guests of their dt.ugll
ter, Mrs. J. II. Ali Kte. The Welllieiim
aro Oregon pioneers, having lived
ill Ih.i Heaver statu mieo. lUi i.
J. M. Ilodgers und o.i Carl of Port
land uere week end visitors at the
I h iiio of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morton.
Mr. Kodgors, who Is assistant supor
ivis;i oi collec-tol oi' ttiteuiul reveliuo
(department left Monduy enroute to
! Seattle, Spokane and liuKo to Inspect
die. revenue ofticeM lit those points,
i .Mrs. J. S Allen and two children
of I'Htsp. V aslilnglon, Mrs. Melvlii
Lewis of Holso. sister of Mrs. Allen,
iiinil Miss Mildred Allen or Spokane,
iwho were visitors at the home oi Mr.
and Mrs. L. It. Rutherford for sov
'eral das ilillltiK tho l,asl week, leil
i l uesilay morning for Seattle, lle-
tute returning homo they will spend
isotuo lime at one of Washington's
; summer resorts.
Mrs. E. M. Crimes of Uladsioue
Is here on a visit to iter sister. Mrs.
J. V. Hunt. For twenty yetirs or
more Mrs. Grimes conducted lliu
tinmen hotel at Seaside and is known
no thousands of Orxgon people who
visited Seaside She sold til" hotel
, ui IU' n Moore and the hotel wus
'known as the Monro hotel, but re
cently the name has been changed
: to tho Seaside House.
! Rev. Illsey of the St. HeUns Meth
odist church atil liev. S. I). Johnson
will attend the City Pastors' Truln-
, ing school in Sail Francisco during
July. Teu Oregon pastors will at
tend this school which is planned liv
the city department of the hoard vt
homo missions. The school Is planned
for the purpose of fautlllnrUtng city
p.istors with the hoard's plans of
evangelism, social seivice and othui
lines of aggressive church work.
I Itwvs Johnson and Illsey left Tuesday
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