St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, August 20, 1920, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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    THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. Altr.ltCT 20. 1920.
'over the; county"
WARREN
I IKI K'.llllll Bpeilt
la homo for u
lliirni'ii"
nl hoiim.
Kiln Mulir
vucat Ion.
Mini AllderSOII Im visiting nl
Lund In"""-
L ii, rry und waiter kuihi
tlllUU "
1 AiiiliT"'" w.i homo lo vis
Lrrnm Siimmy.
U, Mm. T. r.. n.-ewwi spent
Miller Himul Hit week
I n
,. ,00llll 1 lll'UMI.
. diivIh of rorinuia upon 1
.1 ih Diincin home.
Muttnoii vlslird : l Hie Grew
i.HuihIii.v, Locks suspicious.
Duiiroti Irfl Thursday for
(0 Visit III IIIOlIXT Htia SIS-
II 11. I hi 11 run uiii! Mildred
India Hi,lr vueutlou 1:1 bea-
(', M llyskvll a In I'orilund
du) mis niiuiim iu
i . n.-..u-..ll Im vImIiIiiit 111,,
I IJir wi .
Kin. liu Mnril:t. In Clittskuuiu
. ...
ii.i.Im Crewcll lull lor l'orl-
today ev-iiln; ufler spendlug
llgD III llOllin.
ihaduw social Klvi'ii liy th
L Kn.leuv..r wan fulrly well
ll nJ u K'""l tlmo was r-
Lr Dune- n tired of bnU'ilnH
land so liu caun noma null
um ii' il net '. stiuuro iihiiii.
md II18 ro krt gouo.
Itorcus wtK'iy nifi ai inu
: Mir. Chits. JoiiiiHon (ill Sut-
.ttfmuon Mix K woll ul-
r.n.n nml f 1 111 ' I V huVU 11 11 n 11
mout li of the loluiuhlu where
mivio in 1111111 111 imniiiR lor
Ijiriuiti wliu liud a "kirk
11 Mmfll iru h on the liut:tl
lik il uiue'i uiproved.
krt broken tun the injury wui
Jrt C.rrlck from I'orlliitid spent
Iboura Iu company witli tlio
id Kmli'uvur one day lust
ilJ niolori'd lo Columbia
In tb Afternoon for a picnic.
.. Mcrr.i. fruit bisector for I liti
. li tuwrvlitluii tlio clcanlns
luiunx-r pruning of tho fruit
on till rsnrlie owiiml liy tl'.e
ft Tlinbtr Co . Western Vlm-
ind Auiilrd.iM Land 10.. In
liuilta nllty. Mo Im unvcrul
DEER ISLAND
Mrs. Muriu Wlrmm, for the UU8,
n y years a recent of thi. "Ed
of t i county, wuh burled :il Muyge.
Wo. ..esday. Funeral servleesWeVe
1,0 d'H"'": " survived
by two dnuKhtors. Mrs. Luwrent mils
of Nelii loin, and Mrs. Buillh. of May-
Work wuh l.Kun the first of the
Kher Brown bus movd his family
rroin Milton creek io I.Ih ranch near
oluiiililu lli'lKhia.
V.. 11. Lovnll hag Hold hi ranch to
Mr I-oK.d of 81. Helenn. Mr. Lovell
will mov to Ht. Hnli-ns.
I.lovd ( Hrrlck flul.l u.. ...
. 01.1 uiai jf ui
iiib I lirlhtiun Kndeuvor, Rave a very
"ins ihik 1 uc.Huuy niKht.
Vankton grnnge will Imve onen
Krank Imly wa v.-.m .,... ofeZ Z S?Z, VO! ! !.'?. n''!Katy A proBram
nuHilny " "' ci iuwi.t,!,. . . ,. ' "l,llK 01 ! "iiicii win ne nerved. All are In-
" y; , lilBkunlo, ten.ponirlly CHliil,Hhed v.tod.
O. J. M.Co,ill went to lown1,' , , b,,ll'""K- The new Mrs. W. K. Ilron and children
Tue-dny. ; ; " " '"' f"-l"-"f ".d will I who have been vU.l her i'Hter
Mr Nlnn Ili.Hh.Hpehi Sunday will,' 7 000 Mr ',1'l'r,;)'''''!', 'Ht of , MrH Curl I.ludKr..n. huv returned
hoiim folkH. ' 1 "i , Mr- K'K. forenmn for a ' 'heir homo ut Kdnn. Wuahir.cton
l.ov.1 ln.lv In ....... , J il.rV01'- ' ' the I Mr.. C. K. Howard wlnS Zi
viHi,.,,; hi,, I..O.I,,,.. w'n ni ::, ' :;Tt:;lT!:":' :::::,fiJ"HA.T,'vay w-
, A'?"";-- Im wuh calllnK on ! ", workmen inukl K up ' famll T. jirn "Ll eMeT d ' KinV
I'e r Inland frleml, Monday. lle of tl, force. ",, Minn o and KenMKli l-eter"
Jl.th. ...Ill ahoveH,' "l "'-i TRENHOLM .i'.lid7 ilnnlvey. ,,,'WarU '
Mrs. Ketcheiu and duuvli.
Mr inn! Uru I'........ .i
laud Friday, returning Sunday. ' ,! A" ' r n.-u em hu,,,,y Hre B"'1 i:t'"'1, l,,il!n '-cyd'
iviih. Clyde llaiiK.iii and dauithterH ' '' 1 "' 1 F I -ri'r, ti L- .. uf
have return,, from Nau vZ"" ... . I'.Wh ol the contraet , put i J"m, .".Vui. H !
Charley JohnHi.n h..i..,i .. "r kcIkioI wood. .
i .... I i . r " 1,1 1 "nj" ...I . . . hid iirinuui. cueeavor
in lorilund vlKl,iik r.-latlveH uud , T'1"""'!")- nlalit the Kchool hoard rallv t St. Heleng Thurnday
frli'lldH. illl't With a little nnra n. .1 I
. i-i.7 tua.i
' UHlllll.
MrM. Frank l)al' II Mil
Viola, wenl to r.rtlaiul WcdneHday A,r' s,,rifln l dolns; .inlt.) a lot of
o liu koiki neveral dayn. work on 1,1k houw. Mr. Wolverdlne
Mr. lllld MrM l(:ir.l,l b'....ll..l. i !ll (lollll .III! WfirL
Ilioveil lo liner IhIiimiI tlr. v.. It hUH l, ( n nriMtv lull li.n... ti,,.,
SCAPPOOSE
Isy It w.:h loa, and Friday uud Hat
unlay we.-,, lihi.ii the name
J
du;
DOWNING
IiuwIIiik went to l'orl land Mon-
Mr. Hoy l'rlco hag returned from
Mm hospital.
Mih. Duller cams home from the
lnmiilli'1 Monday.
Mr. Win! Ih ahlo to be r.t IiIh povt
in tho hank aguln.
Mrs. Snow of Portland ig visiting
her father, J. li. Duncan.
Mrs. Sumson'B daughter from Cal-
1'orMia is hnrr nn n vfuli
lloll McAdlllllH left flip Ki.rrtiV J Miss Ulll.v Tin.
M"K her parents In Hillsboro.
I'm nk Amnio relumed to Halnler' Wr- w" home from Lyle,
atiirduy. i WuHhlngton, for the week end.
S. M. llnals and family Hpcnt Sun-: Nln!'- nnl Vera Koscoe are vlslt
l.i. a; Kahiniu. ''r.g roh.tlves in Albany, Oregon.
H' :i KIiik spent Hii'-.duy at his Ml'- Utehell is Visiting a week or
'"i"i In liohle. 'ten days with friends in Portland.
M.ks Drssle Iloihouuer is hoinu' lr"- "lood of Yakl-na, Washlng
irnni l'ortland. ; ton, is visiting h-er gis'.er, Mrs. George
,Vr. nml Mrs. II. McAdanis vlslleu 'nvnt.
a; (,'nlilj Sunday. j The I.r.illes Aid wag entertained at
Mrs. Jennln Aniato is visiting her'1'18 llo,1'o f Mrs. Grant Watts lust
-'itler at Halnler. j Thursday.
. (I....l .... I ... . ll,,l,,n tll.lA IT-I
v..ii, ,.,! ... .. ,. .i V. . nun o. m. noi.is motor- .. nut ui oi. neieus was a
mveiiiH,,tss. soft they w,.ro all the .d to Cl..:1kani Saturday. ' vis tor Tucsduy. He was looking
Millie ; sticky flv natier.
I.'....-..' ..... , B U .,.. I
n-iiji, hpeiu .iiiuiiay wnn nls
family.
ll.sh condition very serloiiM
Mr.. J in Co;, who h,i i.
lenl lnit.ent ut (he vjoilil .hllilllurl..ii.
hospital In I'oi'iliuid a,.u i,,.. i..
I.oiii.i Sunday.
Mrs. Ileri A, lr, in. .,,. i...
I' lorelice. Mihm Km- m.,1 l.'ii....i
. - ...... i..ii(..vi:i
Laiuerd mid Jake llamincr drove to
I'orilund last H.iturd:,).
Mr. and Mrs Him it,. ...
I'oitliind mid Mr. nml m i..i,..
il.aver dn. v.. to S-uslde lasl wwk
ml enjoyed a short vacation
M. mid Mrs. .1. v. Kiplmrc who
in V(l be.iii vIkIIiiv il,..lr ,..,
Mis. Klmer and Dan Hoiliu.i h0
Kllimed to their homo :i Stulen
lire. '
Air and Mrs. F Cox and Mrs
ndress drove to rrolland hrlday,
leturnlnii Hntiirduy. They reimrt
'ortland In l as a hake oven uud the
Mrs. O, J Md 'omi -'l uml .!:. -.1.
ri: titleuiled ih liirilidav ;..rt of
Vlr Frni, i li.iv; In Sii.rw.ioil Sun
't.v. A tafeteria leiifh wuii Herved
r Uiu lii.d) lawn. Mnro than to
'Hi Kli: Ai'ii. nrcHi"! nn, I u i,i, .,,.11.1
1 .Mtrl tlntn luifl
A ver beiiullful imwlern liili.iralow
I A travaling movie concern gave a
inovlo Tuesday night iu Watts and
I'rice hall. The plan Is to have li
! once a week.
J Columbia county has a real honest
!o goodness speed cop .Last week
i hore wero 27 people line up. Look
I out ior him.
Mr. Sheldon of South Suappoose
has received his household goods
from California this weok. We wel
come them buck.
Carl llasen has leased 1300 acres
Of dairv lltrirl nn frklur..!.!.. .1 ..i.l.
,,,,u,d iirrr niuw
1..I i ... i
... mianu ana win go into
he dairy business.
Community church: Sunday school
10:15; morning worship 11:15. llev.
opuiiaw win occupy the pulpit,
hrlstlan Endeavor 7:30.
Miss Neva Movie nnd Vl-.nr u-a,i.
iro spending a vacation In Rainier
Nationul Park with Mrs. Harkness'
md son George, of Portland. j
Tho children and grown ups, too,
enjoyed the Sunday School picnic1
'on Raymond creek Saturday, i
There was swimming, games end lots
of good eats.
Tho railroad station Is being treat
ed to a fresh coat of paint Inside and
out. Agent Niblock is walking
round with a great deal of pride un
t I the dust settles on It. !
Victor Watts surprised relatives i
ind friends when he arrived in Scap
poose Friday. Victor is a wireless
operator and hag been gtatloned on ',
i steamer running from the eastern
.oast. j
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon announce
he marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Irs. Madalino Blocker, to Mr. Henry
I-rnge next Wednesday, August 18th
Hoth parties are well known here and
heir friends wish them much hand-
Mr. Milloy has added another Im
provement to his attractive confec
ionery The Delco lighting system.
5 lights, have been Instated, alt
rranged to give the best effect, mak
i)g U a very attractive and conspic
uous p ace. Mr. Milloy has re-leased,
he building and will be with us for
.ome time yet. i
Mrs. R. j. Frakes received word I
.uesduy from her granddaughter, I
rxla Dobbins, that she wus leaving!
I-os Angeles for Oregon, accompanied
PAGE SEVEN
by her mother and sister, Fay, Grand
mother Latham und Uncle Roy La
ham. They were all visiting l i
southern California and enjoyed a
fine trip, though rather warm.
The highway Is completed betweeu
Scap poose and Honeymnn, and open
ed to the public Saturday evening.
I'ho first accident occurred Saturday
livening. A motorcycle occupied by
two people was standing in tho high
way with no lights. A touring car
bumped into it. The occupants of
the motorcycle were Inlurci i,m n
one was 4njurnd in the auto.
Campers neglecting to put out a
fire In tho grounds opposite Mr
Mildred Watts, were very careless.
The fire, fanned by the high wind,
had crept through the clover patch
und nearing the cottage of Mr. Ko
carnlck, who wag away at the time
when a passing touring cur brought
the word to the store. Mr. Watts,
with help of others, went up and
put it out.
YANKTON
i. belliK built near tlm 1 ,. ii,....i
Logging company's cfflre ior the sou
if Mr. Shank, onu of the chief sloek
lolders. Mr. Shank. Jr.1s coming
toro lo learn tint logging game from
.Iu ground up.
Ctiiip No. 6 hud a serious flro Inst
Vlurday when u luunilrv liL..t
fvhlcli wax setting o'l top of a car of
u s iimik lire. Hie entire cur burned
r , . . . . ... , u.i .uKi'iimr wnn u .resile, and the
Ulor ud t..e work will hoi , ( ,Min(y blll)lll., W!1) .
ma --mmm. .liitlmlvn n tut liu U-nll ii Avt....l.. I..
onurulomo-.t and shadow i
iIvh by ili Warren t'hrlstlun I . ..'...t . ...
, . . ut, ".'it t,ii;. t nrti . nil. 'bill.. c
lwwrt.y Aug. ti wn. ery I1lu,mBlll ,or llllM, , r
fill, i ihort Drosram was . i... .., . r
.fl.rw.rd. tho clri.; shadows! "..'"t '"fi" vo ,mlu
.acllonod off by Col. W. J. i,. . ... ...
Jio i.peod bugs get .1 lit'lti of whin is
.'Cluing to them and they suro are
luiliii: plrk.'d up.
The Wr.nian's club niol with Mrs.
Art Italy Wednesday. Aug. 11. Sev
eral v silent wero pp-sent and a new
loml it was uildi il, Mrs. Uoh Hurve.i
dainty and bountiful lunch was
. .rv.'d und a geuerul good tlmo had.
ho Tuesday afternoon sowing ses
ilons at tlio library were reported as
'uiving added 14. Su to the general
und uud the follow Inn are those in
hurt;.. TucMlny nfternoons fur tho
onilng four weeks: Aug. 17, Mrs:
"buffer: Aug. 24, Mrs. MeConnell;
UK. 31, Mrs Wolf; Sept. 7, Mrs.
Ii-rt Adams. Then) afternoons have
II been spoken for so leave your
.-rdcrs early If you wish to enago
nn ufternoon.
Mrs. W. Stevens Is visiting In St.
Tnrhell Is enlovinir tlm
i rre.e ut r.iiumook.
Itev. Johnson will preach next
Sunday mr.rnlng at 11:30 o'clock.
Walter lliirlinpumn spoilt Sunday
with bis s!ler, Mrs. Fred lirlggg.
Ani-.on and Alma Lovell are In
I'oiM .iid ittlending camp meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis and y.t.
mil Mrs. Jacob Johnson are at Sea-
Miss Vera Price Is In Pnr.lnnri .,,lr.
ling a special course ready to enter
coneg tins lull.
Alma Seuddnr entertained with a
dinner party for Miss Hilda Duncan
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. vEa Wren has purchased an
'ere of hind from the Watts estate on
K;st Side Scappoose.
Mr. Uesumer bus assumed his old
position eg manager nt the boom for
the Nehalem Logging Co.
John Bushman has sold his stock,
dairy herd on tho Island and looking
for a place In Scappoose to locate.
The Hostetter family and Ambler
boys motored off to Mr. Hostetter's
I'omeste.id Monday for rour daj
l'ishlng.
Columbia
County
Fair
Greater Attractions
Than Ever
SEPTEMBER 22, 23, 24, TO
Three Days and Three
Nights
a nd a T'ut sum of money
B.iil. The lirocofdn will ml
palmiiig the hivaiigcllcul
Hyikell, tnnnuger of the Ore-
rlulilre Co., ir moving lem
( 10 the Mi rrla Itros nlnrn
Mod tlio lopflaud furm hub
fi urn liu iius not as yet se-
urct onnuKh iiuur.xra for hn
( hi-K. liu has not ileeiil. d
llctb lib will h run, l,ii. l. u in
f't tin will remain ... .oluiuhlu
t ntTv he has don-, hi. n.ueli In
l tin mutidanl of lhorou,tli-
wminiro Iiokk. The iiiniiy
I" have u'-cil ih0 sloil.
I'l ranch Wilt , In ke nrli
Ntutwj In the co mi).
GOBLE
Milw mid family have moved
''(! crecK
1 Stuart was in Portland Mon-
' Tuewiuy.
H0I1 Uml It ltrnn n,nlrJ,l
Nd Tuesday.
Jr.k Iff I U, l tr w. ...... 1,.
f twi NIIVIIIUI
1 Uend, Uregun.
' dl bcKin In District 20
0 0( Kenl.'tiil.n
11 f I 'nil In ii ft Us naun
H.otMn. R. U. Mrown. .
" eilr, who has been work
f Timber, is homo for a short
"Itlmni und W. lilgliam vislt
;"" 'ter, Mrs. M. Hoven, over
'L'tK end
ItilltUP 1 .. ..
i . i T.s.i.i.g i ui'. wees
I, ,, Mutr, mrs. llooillO or
f Hoiiieii.
leari uid son, ilirhert,
ll been In a 1
.. . "'imitll .;.K IIIU
k iGllhitt, I .
f , ' reiurneu. 1 liey
' lurger c.ich tbH yeur than
CLA1 SKANIE
(From tho Chief.)
Harvest Is on In full blast on tho
the Midland Islrlct. Over 200 acres
cf oats will In harvested 011 this
trnct, as well us a dirge Rcreage of
liuy.
Mrs. Geo. II, Conyers Is entertain-1
lug her sls.er, M's f.".l:v M. Peter-1
son, of Great Falls. Moat., und her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ell A l'eierson.
and mn, Dan, of Fargo, N. D. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. MoKlid and son,
! George, left tho first of tho week on
'nn pxlended trip through Washing
ton. They will visit Sentlle, Spokane
"'I Interinedli'to points and will Iw
absent about two weeks.
A. K. Harvey has purchased the
IJ. K. Van resldenc; property on Ne
! hiilnm avenuo. This d-al Is tt part
of tho recent transaction whereby
j Mr. Vnn became tho purchaser of the
Harvey ranch on the Hazel Grove
I road.
DON'T FORGET OUR LINE OF
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
IS GETTING MORE COMPLETE
EVERY DAY FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES IN SEASON
GOODS OF QUALITY REA
SONABLE PRICES
J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS
Plume HI V West St. Helens, Orcgou
GROCERIES
AND
HARDWARE
Everything for fruit canning can be found at this store;
of high quality goods at consistent prices.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Always in Stock
FRUIT JARS
You Are Going to Need Them
Get Them Now
Larsen & Co., Grocer
Eat Well
Whether your plans contemplate an
elaborate repast or a good home
meal, we- stand ready
To Serve You Best
THOMAS H. ROY
The Money Saving Grocer.
Phone 42
Hie Most la Value The Ilest Iu Quality
A Banking System That Has
Helped Revolutionize the
Farming Business
The operations of the Federal Reserve System are
especially favorable to the farmer. His borrowings to
:over cost of fertilizing, planting, harvesting and car
rying his crop can be rediscounted by this bank with
the Federal Reserve Bank, and an abundant supply of
credit at a moderate rate thus secured.
This bank realizes to the full the vital importance
of the farmers' work, and is genuinely desirous of
extending to the farmers of this community the ben
sfits resulting from its membership in the Federal Re
serve System.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Scappoose
Capital, I25.00Q.OO United States Depository
8INCLAIP WTL80N. President
DAVID M'KINNON WILSON, Vice-President
EDWARD K. WIST, Caihler
Buy That Home Now
B
UY THE home you have been waiting for now and
opt cff1A uHr , 1 1
b-. -tuvu uclorc me Dad weather comes. The
house you have been renting may be sold any time and
you will be put out in the bad weather.
2. II. house with fine garden plot on lot within 100 feet of paved
road. Price $.KM).oo. ' u
8 R. houseboat; a bargain for 17.VM).
H. h. modern house and good lot with garden plot on street to
be paved soon, with.., one block of high schoo". AU t8!
SS PT1ermg"ClUaine PaVem0nt- A
FARMS
12 A. in Warren district on good road about half mile off high
way. 9 A. clear, balance 3 A. seeded. 0 B. house and
barn All kinds fruit and berries. Fenced and cross
. at burn. A bargain at $.UMK).00.
10 A' TiST JU8t WU"in CUy Um,t! run"B water, we..
35 A. 1 miles from depot on fine road; 20 A. cleared, balance
easily cleared. All fenced. Nice family orchard. Sm?U
CLOSE-IN ACREAGE
Watch for our ad. for acreage in any size tracts to
suit, adjoining City Limits and near Columbia Highway
fine soil. Good Terms. Inquire about this.
RUTHERFORD REALTY CO.
PHONES-Office, 123; Residence B-38