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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1920)
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920. PAGE TWO MIST MISTIXGS LelauJ Portland. Austin spent Sunday Arthur Counnher spent the week eu.U with some friends at Astoria. A E. Harvey ot Clatskanle was lu St. Helens for a few hours Thursday. Mrs. S. L. Gossett of Natoma, Kan sas, visiting her Bister. Mrs. George i Terry. I Mrs Ii. P. Forstrom. from St. Joe Clark visited with friends in Houd. Oil., is visiting friends and Portland Sunday. relatives in Warren. Henry La r sen went uo to Oregon Mrs. II. Engstrom of Warron, ac City Sunday to see the home folks, companled by her daughter, motored S C Morton and family are en- to Albany to visit frieuds, returning Joying the sea breezes down Astoria home Sunday way this week. Guy Copelund was a business vis itor in the metropolis up the river Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Colt motoreo to Portland Sunday and spent a few hours with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seraftr. of Trenholm were Sunday visitors with relutives in St. Helens. The Hoy family aro rejoicing in the arrival of a 9ft -pound baby girl at their home Monday night. Mrs. Margaret Morgan and son re turned the first of the week from a ten days' visit at Seattle. August Nordin, a progressive farm er of the Warren section, was a business visitor in the county seat Friday. J. H. Thatcher Is taking this week off'from business cares and Is enjoy ing the roll of the sad sea waves at Seaside. Dr. Thompson's services make r correct glasses a certainty. Next visit Wednesday, Aug. 11, Orcadia Hotel all day. 33-2t Mrs. Roy Stewart and the young Idol of the Stewart household re turned the first ot the week from Week's visit at the seashore. Prof. W. L. Rutherford, new sup. erintendent of the city schools, re turned Monday from a week's absence In Portland and other Oregon cities. Mrs. Carrie Dodson of Columbia City was a St. Helens visitor last Monday. Mrs. Dodson is planning on her annual visit to California this fall. Mrs. C. T. Kavanagh went to Port land Monday evening to meet her sis ter, Miss Mary Xiegen of Bismarck, N. Dak., who will remain here on a vacation. R. Sesseman, prominent rancher of the Nehalem valley, was transact ing business in St. Helens last Frl tlay. and Journeyed on from here to Portland. , - Editor Veatch of the Rainier Re view, accompanied by his wife and sod, was a county seat visitor Sat urday, not overlooking a brief call on the Mist. Miss Jennie Marin who has been living In San Francisco for the past several years, arrived in St. Helens Sunday and will make her home here for the present. John L. Storla was down Rainier and Clatskanle way Sunday In the interest of . the Port of .Columbia proposition. He met with good suc cess and found the people of those sections favorable to the plan of cre ating a port. Dr. E. C. Wade Is the possessor of a brand new Ford coupe, one of the ery best and most up-to-date, so the doctor says, that Henry Ford has so far turned out from his factory. And Fieldhouse, from whom the pur chase was made, freely backs him up in the assertion." William D. Bennett, democratic candidate for public service commis sioner for the western district, was in St. Helens Wednesday putting a few props under his political fetces. Mr. Bennett believes in that early bird and worm theory and Is getting into the game early. The Swedish Baptist "Mission t Ir- clo" will meet at the home of Mrs. Hamnierbeck at 2:M p. ni. on Aug. j 11th. Mm. H. E. Wynum of Minneapolis, Sllnn., is a guest this week of Mrs. H. D. Scott. The two ladies were girlhood friends. Ed. Ballagh was out Wednesday for the first time In ten days, having been laid up at home under the wea ther, so to speak. J. A. Wlkstrom and family of Othelo, Wash., und J. W. Van Natta and family spent the week end a Seasidu last week. Billy Flynn, who has been work in in the filing room at the mill dur ing the absence of Mr. Maiming, spent Sunday at his home In Silverton. O. L, Wheeler, who was injured while at work in the lath department of the St. Helens mill some time ago, is still at the Good Samaritan ho I'ltal. A card from C. H. Thompson, who left here a few weeks ago for the east, says that himself mid wife are both well and having a fine tlmo at Ionta, Michigan. Miss Beth Perry left Sunday foi Kern Hill to re-open school there. Until September 1st she will instruct enly the first - grade, the regular school session beginning then. Miss Agnes Engstrom, who for the past month has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Hammerbock. has re turned to her position in Portland. She will enter a business college this fall. Ben Copelund and Neal East went over Into the wilds of Nehalem valley vesterday to coniniuno with nature and fish n little. Ben will probably Mm A. B. Lake who uas been .is Itlng friends In Seattle, returned, home Suturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Morton ami children and Miss Olga Hellborn re turned Wednesday from a several days visit In Astoria. T. B. iAitt left Thursday morning for Portland where ho will attend tho annual conference cf the Wit leye.n Methodist church. Miss Clira Brac'.ier of Portland who has been here for several wteks giving Charles 1.. Wlinior. Jr., the proper start In life, k ft Tor her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John llendrlcksen who has been In a Portland hospltul for son time recovering from an operation is expected home this, wetik. The lleiidrtcksens have been living In the Warren neighborhood, but recently moved to St. Helens, Mr. HumlrK'luwn being employed at the, mill. Mine Host Bulger of tho St, lloluiii, hotel is a busy man those days with tho paint brush. By the Judtcloun ;-.ppltcatitm of paint ha Is transform ing the Interior of that hospitable house Into an appearnce of being new. The entire Interior 1b being given new coats of paint and kalso-mine. LIST OF TRANSFERS ! KcHrtet by Columbia County Ab stract Co July 24 Kliiiard Burton to Ed- w ard Hooper el ux. N H of SKV4 of Sec. 23 T. 5 N. H. W.. ISRO.O0. James A. Anilrenn by Admrr. to Frank Halv, landl n sect ions 7 and It T. 5 N. R 1 W 136110. 00. K. K. Bird ei ux to K. C. Hall, land In Sec. 2t T. 3 v u w.. $1 0.00. Pan Marx et it to W. T. Hudspeth. 15.03 acres ill Tract ill Heaver Homes. s.l.ls.UO. July 28 W. J. Belt el ux to Grant W. tllrl, land In Italnler, 10.00. July 2S - Lena H. Redmond to llar lev 1.. Redmond, lots t nd fi In hlocH II in east side addition to Vurnonln. $1.00 ' J it 1 v 30- Kenneth Frailer ft ul to llarle'v A. llltto: l acrea In SK1, ot SK' 'of So. 34 T. 7 N. H." S W., J 1 0.00. K.xel Vogel to W. M. Cake .t ul, 1 acres In HEU of SKVi of Sec. 34 T. 7 N. It. 3 . 1 1.00. July 27 Harvey I. Duncan to Karl P. Jackson, lot 4 block 16 East Side Add. to Vernonl.i, II 00. Julv 29 (loorgi. II. U'liionl hy Sheriff to Matilda J. Ron, l.-ud In Sees. 4 and D T. 4 N. 11. 1 W., f 13,. S32.00. Albert Parker et UX tit A I), and 8. Hall. 10 acre III isr. 14 01 NK of Sec 27 T 6 N. U. W.. Atuiy fi.,i.,i,n nni nf the American ' 11000 00 Ki'lck r.rleMon 10 Legion has plans laid for a dancw In D. Hall et lix; l6 acres In M Vi of tho city hall Saturday night. ThejNW'U ot Sec. 2li 1. 6 N. K . boys are gaining quite a rep for their! $1000 00. pleasant little dancing parties and j jy 31 .Charles Ballon lo ('. (1. thli one will probably be no excop-1 ciiurchlll, land In Sees. 7, 17, and tlon in tho way of a pleasant evening 1 is, T. 4 N. It. I W., $10.00. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT OUR STORE E, AND FEED. If tie Imven'l ttliiil ymi rail tr onlrr It fur yon. will J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS spent in the maty whirl on a good floor to good music. You are Invited. August 3- Victoria Brown to Srhl. D.st No. 4. NW1 of NK4 of See. 31 T. 4 N. It. 4 W . $200 00. 11 II. Parnlialii el ux to A.', ml nil W. Mart ford. N'i of NW of SW 4 of Sec. ;fl T. 6 N H. 1 VV.. $10.00. It II. M.i.truder et ux to Henry lv:.iuiff el ux. tri'.ct 11 lu Wiiiiil.iiii liraliage lUstrlcl, $2750.00. do the fishing and East the commun-J ing una iiKeiy unuer tne eiiuuu 01 a tree. Tliey will return today. Mrs. Clara Miller was made happy Sunday by the assembling of all of her children to spend the day with her. Those present at the little re union were: Mr..anrt Mrs. C. R. Miller and daughter, Maryanna. of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ualin of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fieldhouse. Qlmrmnn MilpH rnnflillalA for reij resentative in the legislature from j I1f w'ork, the ministry ot the Gospel. Columbia county, was In the south , M licen decidocl he wanted a short entt of the county Thursday meeting vacation and even though it is sum the voters. Promises of support by . mrrtirne. decided to go to California many representative citizens, many of Tie reaf,c,n c., i,e ascribed, however whom have known Sherman since hi. t th0 fuct tllnt he waIpj t0 8Pg was a boy. were very encouraging to ),)t, children. Edgar and Helen, who him h said. Inre with their grandparents, Mr. and In remitting for a year's subscrip-' Ml? ,M- Hosenthal at San 'Monica, tion to the Mist, C. J. Bardell oil'"'" "ut 11 Wil; not so much a vaoa r.ohla adds this DostscrlDt: "I like !" . lln wanted ns.y v. fit with his your paper fine and want it still to C. F. A. Crouse. left Tuesday even ing for Crousevllle, Maine, where ho will make an indefinite stay. Cro 11 Se ville takes its name from the Crouse family and is tiie old home of the older generation. Mr. Crouse lias been a resident of Columbia county for thirty years and this will be li in Wil l, ( KI.KBII Tr) first visit to tho old home since leav-j Havvlew Camp, No. 670, Woodmen ing there. Ha opines that ho w(!Hof ,,',, Wiuld. of Warren. Ore., will stay there, but the Mint is Inclined , ll()M 1( Hl.,.ai , UK ,, Saturday to the belief thai a few months will , Au(,ust ;,lt l0 ,,.,.,rate their twmi create a yeurnlng for old Oregon that : ,Ultl, iversary. Members un.l will bring him back again, families am cordially Invited. Clarence Goln. a St. Helens boy and ' " J-l"N,, , ' rk a student at tho Moody Bible Instl-j . tute ot I.oa Angeles gave a real treat to some of the people of St. Helens l: st Sunday morning whon ho occu pied the puipit of tho Congregational church. Mr. Goln preached a very beautiful sermon which was rich with scriptural truths. Mr. Goln Is a young man of whom St. Helens should be proud and encourage as he is. If not the only ne. the first tor many years who lias chosen as It If MIST W.VNTADH I'Olt lti:si l.TS. I come. Such expressions 01 goou Will toward the Mist are not unusual and this paper certainly feels grate ful fjr such kindly spoken words. Our constantly growing subscription list and tho interest shown in the paper's welfare by thosa r.lready on the list is an attestation of Its pop ularity asja newsy paper, thoroughly alive to all interest In all parts 01 the county. It Ib our' aim to give the ueoplo of Columbia county a paper representative of the county, and with tho co-operation of its cit izens we hope to increase tills repre sentation and make the Mist a better paper as time passes. ('.ilil-er.. Ktlgnr will return to Ore-BO-i will: Mr. Meen an I Ml. si Hele:i will remmn lu California for the winter Fall Yarns We have just received a new shipment of Fall Yarns. All of the newest and latest shades and at prices that will move them fast. Come in and make your choice while the stock is complete. M. RICEN OPEN EVENINGS The First -Telling SWAT at Mr FLY tarts in the screening of your home Both FRAMES and SCREEN INGS now ready St. Helens Hardware Co. Telephone 97 St. Helens, Ore. WEST ST. HELENS NEWSY NEWS NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Conner were visitors in Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. I.araben mo tored to Portland the first of this week. Mrs. Wt-.llace Crouso and son Jack, are vlaltng with friends la Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blnkesley and son Hobby will soon move to St. Hoi ens to make their future home. Wni. Warner motored "down from Portland Sunday and spent the da as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle. Mrs. Cooper Whitney and daugh ter. Agnes, were among West St. , Helens visitors In Portland this week. Mrs. ('has. Smith accompanied by .her daughter Verna, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. D. McKay of Scap : poose, this week. Hugh DuBols returned tho first of the week from eastern Oregon where he has been on a busin-.HS mis sion for the past month. j While the new depot is much ad- 1 mired oy me residents. It Is hoped itiiat one of more attractive nppear junee will soon replace It. j Waller Blakesley this week sold I his West St. Helens property com. I prising a tract of 1 1 acres, to Huston DuBols, who will t:iko lm I mediate possession of his new uur . chase. I C. P. A. Crouso l:ft Tuesday for IiTh old home in Crousevllle, M:ine I He will no doubt see mny changes I piace ns 110 has not mniKci since leaving there years ago. vol' can ;i:t IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Maxwell, Chalmers and Essex Cars, Samson Trucks and Tractors & Buy now Ix-fure the advance In freight rules. The Hitting will Ihi iiiiiHideralile. REPAIR SHOP It Ih fully riii,iiMl anil w giiaimilee all work. You nllr Im Nutisfiisl. A iiiiiiiIht of giHiil used can 011 liniiij at AM 11 EH Quality Goes Clear Through On long, hard hills and through heavy going, the AuW exerts an eager, even-pulling power. It is smoothj quiet in performance and it wrings the last bit of nuW irom eacli drop of gasoline. The Auburn is a car that earns your good will thrauhi good performance. It is a very easy-riding car. It does not bumo von. jar you on oau roads as many cars do. It hangs closely to the road bed even when traveliai higli speed. And its average mileage per gallon of gas. quart of oJ, set 01 tires is distinctly high. -wwi lOlttllU VJU1 ai Repair Work. Tires. Accessories. Gasoline and OJ re- thlrty j E. h. MOKUCY JITNEY SERVICE ; Best car In town. Calls answered day or night. Agent for Castoleno I arid Speodlets. Houlton Barber slion 1 Phone 158W. CLEANING AND PRESSING MRS. E. L. MORLEY Cleaning and pressing ladles' and gents' clothes. Neckties a specialty. Houl ton Barber Shop. Phono 168W All n fcUillUMlHULl. 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