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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1920)
THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2', 1920 PAGE TEN MIST MISTINGS Mrs.- E. M. Helon Is Ytsltlnjc with friends in Cathlamet this week. Rtverview lots at bargain prices. Farms from $500 to $2000. Central Real Estate Company. A good six room house ready to move into. $1500 and terms. Cen tral Real Estate Company. 2 Jacob George, E. A. Rotger ani. Mrs. L. J. VanOrshoven motored to Portland Tuesday and spent the day in the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Philip left this morning for Astoria where they will spend the Christmas season with Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Heist. The steamer Daisy Putnam com pleted her cargo of 1,000,000 feet jf lumber and sailed Tuesday evet. Ing for California ports. Rev. A. J. Sullens of Portland, superintendent of Congregational churches, will speak at the city hall Sunday morning at 1 a. m. A bargain: A splendid four room house. Modern. Splendid bath room. Close to paved street. Only $1200 nd terms. Central Real Estate Company. After several days' visit with their daughter, Mrs. Edward Ketel, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thomas, who live near Goble, left for their home Tuesday afternoon. The steamer Celllo laden v.lt 950,000 feet of lumber and carrying i capacity list of passengers, sailed Saturday night for San Pedro via San Francisco. The Misses Grace and Helen Boyd arrived in St. Helens Wednesday from Seattle, where they are attend ing school, and will spend the holi days with their parents. W. H. Hesser who sells "Depend able Coffee" for Dwlght-Edwards company of Portland, was in St. Hel ens Monday calling on the trade and making orders for his excellent cot t'ees. Miss Zealla Conatantin who Is at tending St. Mary's Academy at Beav artou, is expected home tonight to ipend the Christmas holidays with aer parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Con itantin. Just received two carloads of all Ford models runabouts, touring oupoa, sedans. Immediate delivery. suggestion: Buy a Ford car for Christmas for the whole family. Fieldhouse Motor Co. 2 Ray Randall was arrested the first of the week by Game Warden Brown on a charge of fishing in Scappoose creek without a license. A plea of uilty before Justice Hazen got him $25 fine, which he paid. Walter W. Bobby Blakesley gave a dinner party Sunday at the resi dence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Blakesley. Those present were Oswald Deming, John Dealing, Ron ald Blakesley and Lester Wellington. The steamer Georgtanna which ha been on the Portland-Astoria run since April making daily round trips and calling at St. Helens, will go Into winter quarters January 1st, and be thoroughly overhauled for next sea son's work. The Yankton grange, No. 301, held a box social at their hall in Yankton Saturday night. It was attended by a large crowd and the bidding for the boxes was exciting. More than $100 was realized jwnlch will be r.sed for grange purposes. A class of fifteen took the third degree rank of the K. of P. at Avon lodge hall Tuesday night. Many are on the waiting list jut on account of I the holiday season, the lodge will have no special meetings until after the holidays. The membership of tne loage is almost ZOO. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gray, who are living on the Harris place near Houl ton, received word Friday morning that they had become grandparents for the stork left at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gray, Jr., in Pleasant Home, Oregon, an eight pound boy who, in all probability, win ne a. u. uray, tne 3rd. At his residence Sunday Judre Hazen tied the nuptial knot which wedded Miss Jessie G. Young to James B. McDonald. Both parties were from Portland. The Judge also officiated at the wedding ceremony oi w. w. uonagan and Anna M. Barry. This couple gave their home address as San Francisco. Though removed from St. Helens and established In business in South Bend, Washington, friends of the Mist remember the paper, for the Mist received the following Christ mas greeting from Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Harrison: "I couldn't know what gift you'd like, I couldn't even guess, o I'll Just send a loving thought, and 'Vlsh you happiness." Robert Dixon plans to leave about January first for California. His brother has a thirty-acre walnut ranch near Sacramento and Bob is going to manage the nut ranch. After he is settled the Dixon family will join him. The Dlxons have lived in St. Helens for a number of years and have many friends who regret that they will leave this locality. The Mist has received a letter from H. M. Buck who until a short time ago lived In St. Helens and oper ated the St. Helens flour mill. Mr. 1 buck is located in Boise, Idaho, and la connected with the Idaho Power company. Both he and Mrs. Buck ! line the capital city of Idaho but they have not forgotten St. Helens and their many friends here and wish, through the columns of the Mist, to extend their best wishes to their friends and acquaintances. . The Central Real Estate company report the followlnc sales recently made: the Earl Barber home was sold to Mr. Stowacher and Captain Miller of the steamer America bought the R. E. Baker home. The Fred Matson place in Railroad Addition was sold to George Brag of Vancouv er, wasn., and Fred Shack leford bought the John Gustafson home. The McManus home was sold to J. W. Sharkey of Portland and the Dolan home to a Mr. Sage who re cently came from Moscow, Idaho. Miss Genevieve Clancy, president of the glee club at the U. of ()., and a lyric-soprano rapidly rising Into prominence throughout the North west, will sing at the Catholic church on Christmas Eve. Her solo at the Offertory of the Mass will be cither (tounod's "Ave Maria" or Mozart's "Jesu Redemptor." The Morning Astorian had the following to say of her appearance there a few months ago: "Sho was enthusiastically re ceived when she sung at the American Legion banquet. Miss Clancy's voire is of a wonderful quality and she is very deserving of the recognition Bhe has received throughout th state." OBITUARY June Minnie Antone was born In Portland September 11, 1S99, nnd movod to St. Helens with her mother when nine years of age. She resided here most of the time until she was married to Harold C. English on Ap ril 13, 19 IS. Sho enlisted as a ypo manette in the navy Sept. 10. 1918. and served with her husband until discharged from service April 10th, 1919. Sho returned to Deer Island and was a patient sufferer with tu berculosis up to t ho time of tier un timely death, Saturday evening, Dec. 11, 1920, at 7 p. m . at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ziegler. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday December 14 th, at 2 p. m., at Deer Island, by Rev. K. K. Clark, Congro gational minister of St. Helens, and the remains were laid to w: la the lniler cemetery. Slio leaves to mourn her loss, her young husband, mother, two brothers anil two sisters. Her pall hearers were ex-snrvire boys of the army anil navy Klmer Iyd. Kuel llaltteim Roy Galttens. John Guldens, Jacob Hummer and itamlolph Anderson. CO-OPERATIVE STORE SELLS i'O LARSEN A ileal has been tiinao whereby the St. Helens Co-operative store lias been taken over by lnrtti ii Com. pany who have bought the stock and fixtures. For the purpose of taklnu stock and re-arrunclng the store, tin place of business will close tonight. It Is understood that I .arson & Co will conduct tlio store as a cukIi anu carry store and that C. It. Ilalllieri: who has meat markets at Clatskanie and Rainier will open a branch mar ket in a portion of the bullillng. For Sale A Chevrolet car In gum! condition. Has run 3700 miles and Is real bargain. Apply to the Mist. A considerable number of the schools of the county wore closed foi three days last week In order that the teachers might take the state examinations. Twenty-six took the examinations at St. Helens and prob ably five others from this county took the examinations lu l'ortlund. Some were merely writing for exemptions, but the greater number were apply ing directly for certificates. 'Xmas Program Continuous from 4 . ni. to II p. in. AiMeil Attrac tions Prices 20c and 35c LIBERTY THEATRE 8 I rti'AY the clay lie bright, holding T for you joys am! pleasures un alloyed. Willi heartfelt appreciation of your valued and liberal patronage we. thank you for that accorded us. Good Will is the big asset in any business and is the result of having friends. :-: - LARSEN & CO., Grocers t It ! ! It i: t I (Cljrtatnum (Brrrtimj Wc gladly embrace (his opportunity to wish a MERRY AND JOYOUS CHRISTMAS to all ol our customers, employes and friends Zi 1' YOU have forgotten the gifts for mother, dad, sister J oi brother, or friend, we will be ready to take care of you al the last minute rush. There's an abundance of suitable gifts here ami gifts that will be appreciated by those who receive them. BETINGS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 ALTHOUGH having been in business in St. Helens for less than two months, your pat ronage has demonstrated to us that you ap prove of the policy of the TWENTIETH CENTURY GROCERY, and the fact that by close buying and quick sales, we are doing our part to reduce the price of those articles you need and use every day. OUR policy will be the same the coming year. We hope to serve you, and we know that by your dealing with us, you will be the saver. WE appreciate the liberal patronage you have given us, your confidence in us, and your spirit of co-operation. We want to serve you and hejp you to decrease the cost of your living expenses. WE wish you a Merry Christmas and we are glad that we are located in this community where we can serve the residents of St. .Helens and nearby communities. 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