T H E ST. H E L E N S M IST
C o rresp o n d en ce
SC A P P O O SE
of green under which the bridal pur-
ty stood
Miss N otter was for two
years a t e ach e r in the Scappoose
school and has many friend s h e ie
who unite in wishing her u happy
wedded life.
Miss Vivian Brown e ntertained a
nu m b er of young folk s at her home
Thursday evening
Many enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
T h e people of Scappoose are som e
what anxio us about one of our prom
inent citizens who goes along the
highways and byways extrem ely po
lite to the f arm ers "co rn s c a . e
crows '
He hows and tips his hat
to them.
Down at Mr. S m i t h s J e r
sey ju b ile e T uesday this said gen tle
man very calmly loaded in his wife
and drove home
Upon his arrival
at home he noticed he had left his
child ren behind
Ask Mr
t ’offyn
about it.
FR ID A Y . JU L Y 21. 1922
the city council in regard to the
m atte r
Coyle B ro th e rs are mak in g prep
a ra t io n s to build a butcher shop i.n
B rid g e street
Several residences ure under con
structiou and
o th e rs
ure
being
planned
T h e old district school house at
an auction sale » a s bought by Weav
er C lark for $101 and the pu rchaser
will move (he building onto Ills lot
T h e city ja il Is about completed
It is a well built con crete stru c tu re
Owing to the dem and for hotel
accom m odations. W illiam P ringle is
building an addition lo the Nehalem
hotel.
Deputy Game W ard en Brown was
with us Hits » e c k and arr es te d a
party for violation of
the
stab'
gam e laws.
It is reported thut the steel gang
of the railroad is makin g good pro
g r e -s and tile rails will lie laid to
Vern onia about the l a tte r part of
Hi is week.
T h e Ih'Moss concert at the Evan
gelicul church Monday
night
was
well attended and enjo yed by all
present.
Chief F ire Warden Dixon reports
that all of the forest fires tu this
section are under control and un le s.
a n o th e r fire b re ak s out the dam age
to tim b e r » i l l be nom inal.
S C A P P O O S E . Ore
J u l y 20
(Special to T h e Mist l
Mrs W a lts
e nte rtaine d with a tea at her re s i
dence Monday afternoon in honor of
her d aug hter. Mrs. Vernon C o o k -,
who
is visiting
from
the east
F rie n d s from P ortlan d and St Hel
en* » e r e present.
E ach guest » a s
presented with a nosegay into which
were tucked the cards announcin g
the engagem ent of Mi>s Helen W atts
to Mr Keverdy M Clothier of S il
ver Creek. N Y
T h e house was
tas te fu lly decorated with pink rtunb.
lers and hydrangas
Misses M ar
jo rie Holloday. Ollie S toltenberg.
Velma I.ynch. high school cla ssm ates
of Miss W atts and Miss tiladys ! ’err>
of P ortlan d assisted in serving re
D E E R ISLA N D
freshments.
Mr. Clothier is a g r a d
uate of the I ’ niversity of Allegheny
D E E R ISLAND. Ore . J u ly 20. —
and a m em ber of Phi Delta Theta.
(S p e cial to T h e Mist.)
Miss Helen
Miss Amelia P a r k e r spent last Dorsch. of Butte. Montana, and Miss
week with Mrs. V ic to r Jo hnso n.
Grace L o ubenstein of Spokane, the
R alph Spalding of Puyallup. W'n
childhood playm ates of Mrs E A
was visiting friends In our city and Reppetto nee R u sh Hunter, visile 1
the W arren district last week.
with Mrs. Reppetto and Mrs. Ben
Miss Mary M etcalf entertained a H unter the last two weeks. They re
num ber of young folks at her home turned to t h e ir respective homes on
Monday evening with an ice cream Monday morning
Mrs C. E. Clapperton and child
social.
BA CH ELO R FLA T
Miss Nina Roscoe has gone to Al ren are spending a two weeks' v a
bany fo r an indefinite stay with her cation at Gannon Beach.
Mr. Clap-
Mr. and Mrs. J . E G llm ou r e n t e r
perton spent the week end with tained the Couch fam ily of Scap-
sister. Mrs. F Sheeler.
Mrs. Alice T ho m as of North D a them.
poose Sunday.
kota is on a visit to her mother. Mrs
Mrs. Ida Houser left last Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs H. T Ben nett e n t e r
for Vancouver. U
» here she e x tained in honor of their son Jo se p h a
DeOraff.
Mr and Mrs. Ryan motored from pects to visit with her daughter and eighteenth birthday one evenin g las
Portland Sunday and spent the week fam ily for several months.
week
T h e main sport of the e v e
end with her m other. Mrs. Victor
Raedolph Anderson spent several ning was roasting »unites by u bon
Johnson.
j days at Long B each. W ashington, fire in the open.
Miss Hilda Duncan is taking a lust week with Ills sister. Mrs. I'a-
Mr and Mrs. Homer B illin gs of
course in nu rsing at Aberdeen, W'n. ples.
W est st. Helens » e r e guests of Mr.
D. B e s s m e r spent last w ees enu
Mr. and Mrs
||, English. H ar and Mrs J o h n McCully Sunday
at P resco tt lookin g a f t e r the in t e r old E nglish and Mrs. Nicholas »pent
Mr and Mrs. P. C. Ja c o b s e n v isit
est of Nehalem T im b e r A- l a g g i n g Sund ay at S easide
Mr and Mrs ed the metropolis one day last week
Co
T his week was spent in cru ising Otto Ju d ise h and Mr. and Mrs Will
Mrs. \\ illiuui S k u i l e and d a u g h
their tim b er and visiting way points Carev also spent the week end at
ter Hazel accompanied by Mrs. l.la
in their behalf.
Seaside.
L lllic h and d aug hter Minnie niotoi
Mrs. B la tc h fo rd ente rtaine d S a
Mrs. R e in e rs tein and d aughters of ed to R a in ie r T h u rsd ay and spent tin-
lem friends over Sunday.
Salem ure visiting with her sister. day witli friends.
T h e last m eeting of the Ladles Mrs. R. Berven
E G S ca r b er g and fam ily visited
Aid for the summ er, exceptin g the
L it t le Billy S h a f e r was taken t - with tlie
Huunuerhuck family
u>
picnic at S m ith 's , was held on last 3t Jo s e p h 's hospital at Vancouver,
W arren Sunday.
T hu rsday at the home of Mrs. E. E
W ashingto n, last
week,
suffering
Mrs. Hilda A lm ro lh e nte rtaine d
Wist. Mrs KUworth and Mrs. Wist with B rig h t's diseuse. but the las»
friends from P ortlan d last week
were hostesses.
Miss Gladys G a r r i few days he is much Improved. His
Miss Ellen Madsen and Mrs Olg.i
son gave a pleasing violin selection m o th er is with him
All his m e n u - Stevens cam e down from P ortland
and Miss Helen W a tts pleased the wish him a speedy recovery
Frid ay and spent the week end with
audience with vocal numbers .
T h e b lack b er ry pickers have been
T h e meeting o f A. J . C. C. at L. G very busy the past two weeks. One» home folks
At the school meeting Saturd. >
S m it h 's on Tuesday was a decided hundred or more people from St.
evenin g W illiam Skuzle was elected
success.
Mr. A stroth. the new field Helens, Goble and
Portland nave d irecto r to fill Mr Madsen s place
man. proved to be not only i n t e r e s t been among th e pickers.
J o h n Nordlan and family of W a r
ing but very instructive. T h e lunch
One of the men work in g at the-
served was delicious and Mr. and Clover Hill farm had both of his ren visited with Mr. Nordlun's c o u s
Mrs S m ith proved tru e to their rep hands badly mangled by a dynamite in. Mrs It Masten one day last week
Newel Sherw ood, o ur potato king,
utation as ideal host and hostess.
cartridge.
In tryin g to am use th e ; is putting In 29 acres of late p o ta
Scappoose is booked for a r e m a r k child ren he placed a piece of fuse
able treat in the music line Friday in the cap, lighting it and throwing toes
Win. Skuzle is busy this week
evening. J u l y 28 at 8 : 1 5 when Miss it in the a i r as a fire crack er, but it
Helen W a t t s and Mrs Vernon Cook-1 exploded before tie had tim e to binding gruin for the neigh bors on
the flat.
will give a m usicale in the church throw it.
Now he Is minus a par*
Miss F lo re n c e Larson Is visiting
auditoriu m .
Miss W a t t s won honor of his thum b and several fingers.
friend s in P ortlan d this week
at Oberlin the past year for her a r
T h e farm ers report a good crop of
tistic sin ging
A very pleasing pro
fall grain but all th e spring grain
g r a m is being arranged fo r your
V ER N O N IA
is alm o st a failu re on account of the
ple asu re and it's up to you to come
V E RN O N IA .
Ore., J u l y
19 — d r y • weather. T h e corn crop may ue
and support it.
T h e proceeds will
be fo r the parsonag e fund.
T ick ets 'S p e c ia l to T h e M i s t . ) — Dr L. G fairly good If we get a rain soon.
a re 50c and 25c.
Pla n to come, Ross and A ttorney W. B. Dillard of Ch erries a re very good.
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St. Helens were Vern onia visitors
F r id a y . J u l y 28, 8 : 1 5 . m.
T h e s traig h t and narrow road may
Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s P om ero y wer< last week
Dr
H.
P atte rso n
of Montana not abound in beautiful scenery, hut
c alle rs at the M ayor W a tts home on
it is paved with som ething better
Sunday.
T h e y have ju st returned looked over Vernonia last week with
than good intentions.
from a pleasant m otor trip through a view of locating here.
---------------- •---------------
A mass m eeting of citizens was
C alifornia, having
traveled
4 .000
S e n a to r Lodge called a statem ent
m iles in t h e ir B u ic k with one punc called last week to ascertain the about him a " f a b r i c a t i o n ."
Which
sen tim e n t of the taxpayers as to a shows how being reared In Boston
tu r e and one blow out.
A com handicaps a man.
Mrs. Shield s of Pen nsylvan ia is a city water works system.
A
guest of Mrs. Cambell.
S h e thor mittee composed of Ju d g e W
—
—
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Sho rt sk irts seem to be the mod
oughly enjo y s O regon's wonderful Harris. W. L. Hall and Mrs. Krove-
‘ b h ' n n ' - l to con fe r with ern g irl's long suit.
c herries.
Several o f our local people a t t e n d
ed th e wedding on Sunday of Miss
E th e l N otter and Mr. A R. E astm an
at the home o f the bride's m oth er
Mrs. H erbert N otter, Garden Home
Rev. ja s p e r of P ortlan d officiated at
th e ceremony. T h e bride wore white
geo rg ette, a veil and o ran g e nios-
soms and carried sweet peas.
She
S O F T D R IN K S, SU N D A ES, P A R F A IT S , S P E
was attended by Miss Velma Lynch
as maid.
Mr. E a s t m a n , bro ther of
C IA L S IN IC E C REA M , C A N D IES
the groom, was best man. Miss Ma
rie Lynch sang. “ I Love You T r u ly . ”
Beautiful Scenic Parlor
T h e bridal party was preceded bv
two little flow er g irls c arry in g bas
Dancing while you wait
kets of sweet peas. T h e house was
decorated in p a s t e l shades— an arch
Service Guaranteed or Money Back
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In the Kitchen
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July 14
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clothes
a
chance for their life.
It
your
natural
garments
that
should
spend some time in the
laundry, but you your
self
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Trun holm
Don’t be led into tak in g Q u an tity fo r Quality
I’ll,,ne I 11
Calumet proved best by test in millions of
Bake-Day contests. Largest selling brand
in the world. Contains only such ingredi
ents as have been approved by U. S. Pure
Food Authorities.
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L i'offyu.
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H«>w to R each
lli|H* o ld
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Oregon » llh ln <i\ inoliti
f r o r , tl.e
date hereof
Dateli ami first puhllshe.l I Iv .’ 1.
1922.
JO H N I. S T O R I .\.
M> I K I II I I 111 |l| I I Ills
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III t h e C o n n i ) I o u r ! o f t h e S i a l e o f
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NOTICI o l I I N \ I t l l l l l M
NOTICE is hereby given »l. .i the
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undersigned l a s been anpoln'-d tie* In lite Coll il tv Court of file Hlali- of
ad m inistrator of the estate »f \v
* fregoli fo, i oliim bla C o n n i) .
M. Chapman, decca
. by the i un
In thè M aile r of th è E s t a t e <>r
ty Court of the S tate o ' O ', i* ,i, f, • Fi u .1 ’•' ■!■■■■
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Colum bia f'ounty. and ha
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N o r i e E I- her.-l.y gl\«n Orni i h -
If you would reach a ripe old age,
do not worry, take out door exercise
daily, adopt a diet suited to your
age ;tnil occupation, keep vour bowels
regular
When medicine is nece
sary to move the howcls. take , ,,..ni
hcrlahr Tablets.
They are mild
ami gentle
undcrsl.'inni
: -tritrli ut I
thè calato of Ellz.i J Milarrn de
l e jn e d , hns filmi - ■ ■ r (mal arcua»! II
thè ( utility t'ourt of fin State j ( I
O regon lor Columbi , l ’ounty of (B
u d m ln lstralio n of il.l estate by thi
c o r n e r udmlnl ru'i r,
K. Il Jowyt
and timi Suturila)’, thè 2(th day !
of A ngu s!. 1922 at thè hour ot il
o 'rln r k
ili thè fureliooB of said Jay
ami Ilio court moni of «ahi court Vu
Imen apponiteli b> and court u Ha
I tile and pi o e f,
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50 x
tir , when it
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mark with a new and greater l ISCO an
USCO improved in many important ways.
For instance, a thicker tread with a
surer hold on I he road - thicker side waM-
adding strength and life to the tire.
no boiler
or reni I
north of co|
Helens. Ill,
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tire m o n e y ’s n o r t h than
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to show you our facilities and explain the
benefits you can derive from having your
Checking Account with the First National
Bank of Scappoose.
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