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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1921)
I MAsnNir i nnnr t SHOWS A GROWHT Tho report of Secretary E. E. Quick of St. Helens Lodge No. 32, A. V. & A. M. to tho grand lodge of. fleers, shows that the membership of the local lodge is uow 132 Dur ing the year four members died ano threo secured permits to affiliate with Masonic lodges in other places. Forty-two degrees were conferred. The lodge is in a prosperous finan cial condition and during the year has paid a considerable portion of the debt on their nouie. The St. Helens lodge was organized almost half a century ago. and has on its membership roll, the names of some of the prominent men in Oregon whi5 have done their part towards the development of Oregon. ALPHAHETUWLLV A youn; negro was asked where he came from. He drew himself up proudly. "I'm from tho first state in the Union. ' "N'ow York?' "No, sail, Alabama, sah." "But Alabama Isn't the first slate In the union." "Alphabetically speaking, sah. ai phnlietically sneaking." Sunday School Advocate. i.lnl filed Kthel I. Ulwio, I'lalntlff. ; n(1 anir tald " "J""1 ' V . c i.n. Defendant. . . ?pr. .h-rnf tho plaintiff ' ' Harvey S. uienn --. mmM ,ereoi -"" . r.y. t,. Ilnrvev . uie". " i i, the couri ,-. . . .,.,rl 111 IO IUB " .... ... II invu are hereby required to ap- . '1 "bond, of matrimony hrreio -...i ihe complaint , .il.tlnic between iifitr hw . - .i,i, in rn hum " . nelllHt SOU ill the bove entii.ea . - d,.fnd.nt. . J.- hf.,re the expiration m'V' - fiirt.iar notified I'"" .' ...... ttiik lira, ' kIt weeks from m um" - which mmmoui publication of this summons w n ,h Ht. first publication U mane nspper of uera IIIHI uviit .mm .1. served upon you by pub- nilllMIS Mini rlri-iilnlioi' and Tl Soutliwl Qr"r lh Vorlheasl nuarter; th Northweat ..rler of lh- Houlheaat JUrt.r; d lb- Northeast quarter of th Soulhw-t uuarler of H...II011 li lit T..tib'P N"r,h ,,r IUnn" 4l W""1 ,f the lllainetl MerldlaH, situated i the toiinly of folumbla, Htat. o. rnT'll appearltiij fr""' "l, Hl.iii that It '" t"'rinl to the sal. I minor that all of such real ,,si.ii. hIhiiiM be l Is ordered I bat the next of kill .' 1..11.I minor ward and all pr- -.1 Inleiesl.'il in I"" m, i Oils Court on Monday, ANNUAL ROLL, CALL OF AVON LODGE E. I. Ballagh. J. n. Godfrey and John L. Koote, the committee In charge of the program of the An. nual Roll Call of Avon Lodge. K. of V., have mailed a circular letter to tho members of the lodge urging them to be present at the annual roll call which will be held in the loiir.i r.mis on Tuesday, February 15th. The membership of the lodge on June 30th. 192U, was 11S and at December 31. 190, the member- ship had increased to 189. The bulge bought the Katel property on r..'u? la Bre and plans to erect a modern building In the near fu. tUiO. . MCKKDmHS "wVVy cmutln the order for P ..a, -.-l J- Xi i In tho county court 01 111s w "'publication of tills lumiuoi... h , ,n(l d,, r r. ..r , - of Oregon. County of Columbia. fa ao t0 appear and u ,,., llt ,n d.i of l,..r.r. "J? ,, " In the Matter of the Estate of Ber-,; cmlllBlnt. the plaintiff will y.S".,- mi. and th. lal pul'; -.n. at W ' ' ' f "! tha Johnson. Deceased. u, ,' colir. for the re ef de- J "uof w, the 4lh day f...Hl Ihere show cause 1 1 any Iher. Notice Is hereby given that the m.;ndt d m the complaint, to wit. for Ibm n "' . ,hy an order should not I.. Undersigned. Hose Eveline Johnson of 8b.olute d,TOrc dl-olftag March IJl. ,,,,,, .,, ,,, ni..,l for lb- . of said real has been appointed mdmin stratrix of , of ,1114tr,UUny eilstlug be-1 Thbj sujnnu.ni ' I , , ,,,,,.,., prayed for. a- estate of Bertha Johnaon d- plaintiff and defendant, and servej 1 upon W j A Knkl.i. , Is furlber ordered that service ceased, and that letters of admin is- of tne nllnor ch dren der of r7b wn or,,r WH1 (f (iri,,.r made by publication trat.on of said estate have been is-, jmlKlmnt dl l.rinK pl.tntl rt to Wl,ri , ,ald tllr..f the St. Helim. Mist, for sued to her and that she has quali-, , U)ls Klre wd 8I1 h. nad a d en.erea J))nlmr,., ; ,.., ,un.,i, eeks. f(H sii such administratrix. i,..i. -ii ,f utikan e. Co- causa on tne sum .' .. . ,.lh . ii.tm 111 iif'ii ....w - - -- f A 80m. ,M J.Si'r ludont at law , JM ,r,,,""" for E3 had been "H a per sava. "u.i m to fe.r 11. . ?:::H!w, amm felt , remark after iisluic i.....1"1 Wan mii,mh(M vriji I DYourcrT All persons having claims against , ... rnl.,v. orecon. said estate are hereby not mea " ,.., houshold. .kitchen present tnem wiinin si numnin nuiu he date of this notice, to the under signed at Venable Hotel. Portland. Oregon. Paled and published this 21st day of January. A. P.. 1921. ROSE EVEMNK JOHNSU., Administratrix of the Estate of Bertha Johns n, Deceased, together furniture and bedding: that plalnlin o ; d an undivided ono-tlilrd of all de fendant's real es.ate doicribed In the complaint, and for the recovery f 1500 for the nurture ana oum orn coi NTKY (By Edna Pean Proctor) Dur country, whose euglo exults as be flies In t' " "-iday 1 n a :- 1 roasting the skies. That 1,0111 .'.ean ti-rvoan the land nverbtown By the winds and the shadows Is LI. berty's own We hail tbee! We crown thee! To east and to west God keep thee the purest, the nob lest, the best. "While nil thv domain with a people He fills As free ns thy winds and as firm as as thy hills! Our country! Bright region of plenty am pear- 1 , , . , Where the homeless find refuge, the ni11 I; burdened release. Wher- Minhe-'-d ! king and the stars as they roll Whisper couraso and hope to the '.w!is; s nl We hall thee! We crown thee! To east and to west Good keep then the purest, the nob lost, tho best, While all they domain with a people Ha fills. As free as thv winds, and as firm as they hills! Our country! Whose story the angels I record; Fair dawn of that glorious day of the Lord When men shall be brothers, and love, I ke the sun. Illumine the earth till the nations an o:ie We hail theer Vf-i crown thee! To eas. and to west God keep thee the purest, the noblest tlm best, Whllo all they domain with a people He fills As free as thy winds and as firm as thy hills! SUMMONS In the Clrcuii v m.i i oi the BtHto of Oregon f"r Columbia County. Alice E. Souers. I'lalntlff, vs. Harry U. Souers. Defendant. To Harry IT. Souers, the above named Defendant: In the name of the State of Ore ion, you are hereby required to ap- ear and answer the complaint filed 'Saintl you, in the above entitled ourt on or before tho 26th day of "ebriiary. 1921. which Is six weeks ifter the 14th day of January. 1921. he date ordered for the first publl- ratlon of this summons; and if you fall to so appear and answer plain- lff will anplv to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, t: K-r a deer-e ulssolving tne marriage contract heretofore and now jxiilinj between the plaintiff and War.dant herein, and that pluintirt a allowed and permitted to resume hr former name of Alice E. lleatty. nd for such other and further re lief as to the Court shoi:Id seem just Hon of the minor children; aud that plaintiff have her costs Including it, reasonable attorney's fee. This summons Is published by or der of Honorable J. A. fcakln. Judgi .f the above entitled court duly nade, dated and enterod January 18, J. W. DAY. Atlornev for Plaintiff. Kesl- 1921. First publication Jun. 21. l:l( Iit uubllcalloil. March 4. 191. C. P. CUIUS IKNSKN. Attorney for I'lalntifl Toil office address. 1403 N W. Hank Jlldg.. Portland, Oregon. ,f January, D. 1931 .MAHfl'IN WHITE, County Judge. W II POWELL, Attorney fur (luardlana. OKDKH TO SHOW C.U'KK In the County Vur of the Slule of Oregon for the County of d I11111. bis. In the Matter of the Estate and Guardianship of Wm. Floyd Deeds a Minor. The netltlon of Nellie Peterson 1 ii" iwi,u anH Kitlih Aronson. as donee aud Postofflce Address, : purdn nf the person and estate si. neions, uregou. " " of Wiu. Floyd lunula, a minor, ne. ..'in this day presented and which NOTICE OK FINAL SKni.hML.NTj ., ay f(,r , ordw aulhorlt- Li the County Court of the State 'f (ng licensing and directing the sule This summons is served upon you jy publication thereof pursuant to an order of the Hon. J. A. Kakin. Judga of the above entltlod Court made on the 11th day of January. 1931. First publication January 14th. 1931. Last publication Fobruary 25th. 1921. CLINTON" A. AMBUOSK, Attorney for Plaintiff, 615 Couch Illdg., Portland. Oregon. Oii-g 11. tor Columbia Colour. Mi the .Matter of the Estate of Ko. bert t hristensen. Deceased. Notice is hereby siven that the uulersigiied as ailmMilstrator of the estate ol Hubert Chr istonsoii, deceas- id. has filed his final account in tho ounty Court of the State of Oregon, 'or Columbia County, and that Sat irdav the 2 tit H day of February, (921. at the hour of 10 o'clock in tho forenoon of said day and the . 1 rt room of suid curt has oeen ap "il:ited by said court as the time and dace for hearing objections thereto ind tho settlement thereof. HANS CIIItlSTENSEN. Administrator. W. A. HAIIIUS, Attorney. Date of first publication, January iSth. 1921. OOIOX8 In tho Circuit Court of the But of Oregon, for Columbia County. Clara M. Casael, Plaintiff, vs. Elmer Cassel, Defendant. To Elmer Cassel: In the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap-, of all the following described real estate belonging to said minor ward, to-wlt: EDDIE'S PLACE The name ami il4 auirgvata! U your uiIimI, wriiimim you either aa vUltor or paUim. We aerve cooling drinks, Ornfec tloiiery, llgnra anil Toliarro. HAGBART BORDALS Pool Hall Phone 1II-W HT. IIKI.KNH R Pairing 1 Aut0 Repaid come to our ihojO We also carry ,k hne of Tires.TubnJ to Accessories, etc. Rnttero D..i ami Hiiu r m. " J, HARDIN'I GARAC.F Iloulton 4) "He Began Business On His Nerve and a Shoestring" liitf-ftllgiilloii, liowevrr. A 8EIUOI S l'UOBLEM It was washing day and John nad been kept from school to look after the baby. Mother sent him into tho garden to play, b-.it it was not lone before cries disturbed her. "John, what is the matter with ba by now? she inquired from her wash tub. "I don't know what to do with him mother," replied John. "He's dug a 1 !." a'ol win's to hrliiB it into the house." London Tit-B!ts. NEW FEEDING TEST STARTED Experimental feeding tests with 70 head of t-wo.year-old steer calves and 312 sheep have just been started at the Eastern Oregon branch exper Iment Btatlon, Union. Former tests have shown the value of silage in fattening steers, and some of tht economical feeds and practices of fattening or wintering cattle, sheep and hogs. ft ABigDrop in. cfElL-0 "It's dlfforenge of opinion," said Mark Twain, "that makes a horse race." It's difference of opinion and taste and condition that makes the classified page a most effective solution of most human perplexities, Try a want ad for your trouble. 7 . pachaqes V The Genesee Pure Food Company, How often we hear I lie remark! frequently prove that Tho "shoe-Hi ring" was a griming bunk anoiinl; the "nerve" confidence In hlnuelf which mine a Hie mil u ml rvult of a nuh stantlal reserve. Tills Institution ronllnlly Intlle oai lug aiiounl. 4 PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. HKl.LNS Member Federal lles'irve System CHA9 GRAHAM. 1're.ldenl II A CHILDS. Cashier Depot CI a raj NOW 1H THE TIMtTOl VOfH Al'TO UF.PAIR M)NH IIKFOIIH Till mj1 HIHH IS ON. OVB tXl) wohk in iMiNK nv Ail tai MKt'HAMO At IlEJUom l'IUCW4. GAS, OILS, CREASS ACCESSORIES Of All Kindt snxi.tL i'uices os m 8H, lMMto.mll Tlra ...la A OOaai V IMMM-mU Tint I ju-grr onrt In preportk. tint a m guaraulerd. Welch 4 Hansoi C HOFLTON, ORE00X RUMMONS 1 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County. Ruth E. Reed. Plaintiff, vs. Eo Reed, Defendant. 'To Eo Reed, the above named de fendant: In tho name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit 011 or before the 19th day of Febru ary, 1921, that being six weeks aftei date of first publication of summons herein, and answer tha complaint herein; and if you fall so to appear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In her complaint, towlt, for a decree divorcing her from defendant, and awarding her the care and custody of Eo, Helen, Ida, John and Carroll Rfted, tho minor children of plaintiff and defendant, and for other equk able relief. Thla summons Is served upon you by publication thereof In the St. Hol ens Mist, a weekly newspaper of gen eral circulation published at St. Hel ens In said Columbia County, once a week for six successive weeks, thi date of first publication being Janu ary 7, 1921, and of last publication February 18, 1921, by order of Hon. J. A. Eakin, Judge of aald Court, dated aJnuary 3, 1921.. J. N. PEARCY E. J. MENDENHALL, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Postof flce address 926 Chamber of Com merce, Portland, Oregon. 2C IPirns5o Make Good Your New Year's Resolution Let us overhaul your Automobile, as you well know it deserves to be. Let us inspect your car to see if everything about it is in good working order. It may be that an inspection might result in saving you an accident on the road, and the expense to you will be very little now as compared with what it might cost if not attended to. Bring in your car or. phone and we will call for it. HARMS BROS. Expert Auto Mechanics Shop One Block East of Depot St. Helen, Oregon Tel. 1.18-J U. S. A. Heavy Chocolate Marching Shoes $ 5.50 Hob Nailed Field Shoes Q 5.50 Endicott-Johnson Light Marching Shoes 5.00 Endicott-Johnson Russet Dress Shoes 7.50 Hip Length Rubber Boots 5.25 Knee Length Rubber Boots 3.15 New O. D. Shirts, Late Issue 4.00 Uc Tax Sleeveless O. D. Sweaters . .'. 2.25 Regulation O. D. Sweaters, with Sleeves 3.25 Extra Heavy Stag Shirts 8.75 O. D. Mackinaws " " 2-75 Plaid Mackinaws jj.75 Navy Pea Coats 3.75 Long Slickers . 5.00 Oilskin Hats (5 O. D. Blankets 4.85 Gray Commercial Blankets ; 4.50 Work Pants made from Army Blanket .. ..... . 4.75 Also Army Canned Meats, Roast Beef, Corned Heef, Corned Beef Hash and Bacon WE INVITE COMPARISON WITH paptiakh ppipcq SaleofSurplus Army Supplies MUCKLE BUILDING ST. HELENS i
