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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1922)
«*• PERSONAL DOINGS IN THE LOCAL FIELD Items Gathered From Here and There. Sense and Nonsense. Two things touch the average Pro*. Wilson and family Vernonia man’s heart—the pho are now at borne in ibe fine tograph of an old sweetheart and new residence rece ¡tly com a dime found in an old pair of pleted by Judge Harris. I pants. The Famous “Dry-Sox” Shoes Made by the Washington Shoe Mfg. Co. A Western Shoe for Western Wear is ono of the nicest homes in Mr. Jolly and lamily are the city. Mr. Hans, Christensen, was Register, if you would yote. They turn the water, they are neat, they are the moving into then new house in town on buisness Wednesday Must attend to it this week. Best that you can get. t shows little legard f r i Woulden ’ t it be fine if an Miss Gladys Malmsten, is at I A man must keep his bus po'it ness, ei>q iette,or man American dollar was worth as School Shoes for Hard Knocks tending school at Monmouth. i much here as it is in Germany? iness if hi? business keeps hood to see little boys and See our School Shoes, too; they Just airived, en ugh for all. him. Mr. and Mrs. Spercer have soinetimci girls swear, On | both been on the sick list this Gummy is said to be wiki our streeis or in our yards week. 4 over Gambling. Yes, she start* The housing question is a the children use the vilest id it buck in 1V14! serious cue; more houses are language imaginable. Kist Side of Bridge. Vernonia, Oregon. We Mrs. F.ntler. Miss Bergnson badly needed and Mr. Chet. Lintntr spent Suh-1 “V\ hat ¡8 Hell?” asks a New hear comment on it daily, MM Yoik tunor. Attui umg to some day at Sitts. but see no remedy belt >r| 1 he new Josh Rose resi ui tur men ioiks aiouna Vei- than a bit'iel stave pro erly Newsom & Hall fiom Poca- i.viua H tui.bisls in Luy n>g sciiuui dence is going up rapidly and ¡applied by parent, Some-| will le one of the pretty! tella Idaho, 1 a> e mevtd to Ver Let Ks. times >t ;a the raising of the nonia homes of Vernonia ¡children more than associ Leng iaii and winter evenings John Bryan, the tonsorial j ates that 1* to bi mie. It is The first trip to Vericnia aic always shut test to the ma. was made by the United States whu has l>is subsciipiiun tu his artist, is on a vacation for a not nice or gentlemanly, to Lome town Ou pel paiu in aUvanie couple of weeks, tegaining say the least, and while a Bakery Monday. ---------------- We see in an exchange that a health at a Lot spring in man can talk a good deal as M»s. E. L. Mastin has been Michigan man thihke he is the Wash ngton. ne pkasfs, hie c litre is on the sick list this week. iti.i. it's a bau lueu to believe Mr. Da.e iiat* quite an in ! measured by his conversa- The Auditor for the new Ore- w uyiLn.g your wile teds you. crease in his family—»six, a lion and tone of speech. That whole wheat contains all the food ele gon Afreiican Lumber Co. mill I * \\ Lal has Ltttn.e ul the oio* half dozen, all at once, new has arrived in Vernonia to make Some cows in town are ex ments essential to man. Bread is the stafi lathiunea 1 tinny aoclor?” assb full blooded Fox Terrier his home. _____ pert at opening gates. If cow an exchange. What we want to pups. of life, but the nutrative value depends on Mrs. C. C. Bergerson was in huuw is, what has btctmtol the owners wont take care of t e town Wednesday, calling on the via—lasinoneu tamiiy, the quality of flour that is put into it. Mrs. L. H. Detrow left ■ animals in day time.it seems dentist. Ithare should bean ordinance Things would go a lut smoother Sunday for a visit to Sal in Mrs. White and Mrs. Coyle Ohio. M-8. Detr w will tell dunanding them kept in of made a trip up to the Oregon wilh aune Vtinuna mtn ii u.ey nights. We agree with many American Lumbei Camp Tues cuuai gti ii into their ntaas that the Ohio people what a nice citizens that it is a - insult Luaineis never tomes to man's place Veruonia is. day. ___________ If place without an luviiation. ing outrage to force ou rent- Mrs. Faulkner, if Portland, 'Hie lai.ee Hotel at 12th. and W-bt Other towns, Banks for in eia and property owners, be I the mills can make, and you have a choice of took dinner with her paierts, iotuatd, is Vtinuiaa b ia.Mii, stop stance, has tried to get lights1 cause a Jersey wilh a bell Mr. and Mrs. Spencer here Sur- Uii-.e the laxt tin e you we it, H« ciij for many years. No com and two com pa a ons open I several excellent brands at this store. We dull >ou will aglie. day. pany wants to put tlnnf in. eur gate nightly cr c awl 1_ • . * ■ I sell also a select line of staple and fancy gro- Xisa Maydette Thrcop ate rURbALE; Goou aaiisou Mitueegraph Here, on account of our -Qze over the fence. Friday night birthday dinner with her grand* cueap. a Z-bmt.tr gaaum.e stove'; and prospects we lave n th y broke 24 fruit jars and I ceries. Our business policy, as you know, is an nun bedstead; one bx.Z reatless parents Mr. and Mrs. Sper.cer juu chance to get them. press; a lt>-,nch paper cutter; ate a box of apples on our Sunday. I one hat top ctiive desk, one copying were of the belief thit every-j^^ 7rc\' pi eta. El qutle VtlliObla one would bt delighted and i Young girls declare that porch swings are great money savers. If the Lagle can’t “boost,” tell the company to rush. It’ Want.d in Vernonia NOW A swing will go 40.000 miles on n might as well quit tuaincaa. seems not so. one can of grease. A Laundry. it’s our nature to boost lor goou A Jeweler. City ordinances should be Luings, big things, ana invic.ng Mrs. F. H. Gessell of Portland, A Bath House. visited old friends ¡.nd relatives new capital ana inausiiits. btn.e published in this fast grow An Apartment House. aunt like the iota, but lrienct ing titv, the same as in evert’ here this week. Vernonia, Oregon. A Hospital. Gent you luck over cur ambitious c-tber city in the United Chair and Furniture Factory. □su This may be an awful country lutts ai.u itau only the lltmsk. ’ Starts. Pretty hard for any Auto Agency. but In Paris the men are wear ycunke. heiiy tu pitaxe ail, fir^r or any resident to Manufacturers. ing ear-rings. Lucsttis tna tte coutei.ua ankt cut its i.aic wci k. Marble and Granite Dealer. know the»; city laws, when no About the most lonesome thing = Mattress Factory. Vernonia is the fastest, grow. ordin’nc is are pvhlishcd. around Veinoria these aay 's is Millinery. I n g little town in Oru\ou ana We are ^ery timid about the old swi mining hole. Photographer, oi.e of the cities * I lh Exception- making litis suggestion, but Music House. The easiest thing on earth is ally low taxes; too iiy* l0 bullQ a were urged to mention it by Plumber. deciding what to do instead of healthy city, Utur’ per capita sev ral citizenj this week. Tailor. work, lax lur lbzz » iio.77, r Al! Sizes and Shapes. Plash Light Bulbs t j 60Ine eitiea in. <J*.egon aru vVei Here s a I eauty secret for Ver- $10u. Die. eal tIty jibv.uu nonia women: Never start a Uidy 44 j; a(j oreguu a«» and Globes fight with the ether urman if mw :»wti v felbOlua, allU her finger nai's a re kt ger than U q are u<A .mjnswing or mak- ^°Ur8‘-----------f’V’A money or 1» their property Three thousand boxes of suxp, hanging fiapas a t all. -TT----- — ” e - have been shipped to Russia. *Cvice to-.'the men of Ver- : They’ll probably me the hexes for fuel, but nobody I rows .. . . is to never argue rehgio.. What they’ll do with th» soap, j • j uu get the be st ut it the uthi r jeilow telia everyone you aie Look on ibe bright * going straight i|o hell Lecause ol you wore finer cintks V your Dehet. « might tak? you for a b / 'cPle ~clegger, Judge CornehQus, of C'atsop The meek m? Ice Cream, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, earth but at ’ ’ nherit tae County, speaks fiom the shoulder now pe- ’ *0® rr te they are IheJuage is Mlursing for the the’- WD*. it looks like Inland Highway, and nil of Col wMAfe lyll-K 5t on the ir.- umbia ana Waahangiun Counties are of the same ¡accord. If high ntafe/eni Plan- ,______ A Montana indian has willed ways are built where an actual k a need and demand is, the lnkno I one of the senators from that Portland, Astoria, Highway h *ate 15 squaws. How that In i should start today. dian must hate politicians. VERNONIA SHOE SHOP Scientists Say Our Stock of Flour is the Best Courtesy - Cleanliness - Honesty - Service Lane & Co FLASH LIGHTS Mills, Lum ♦ The Vernonia Hazelwood ber and Fac Fine Fountain Service The Candy Store of Vernonia The Vernonia Brszing & Ma- cnine Works has been incotpo- rited by Perry Harvey, Pete Saari nd Elward Salmonsen. The capital stock is $5000 00. This machine works is one of the good assets of Vernonia. us er- ■ » . ■ Henry Ford says he’ll run for president if he hears the call. But there’s a good deal of i oise w here Henry works. Pool Room in Connexion J. P. McDonald L. H. Thomas Vernonia, Oregon Our idea of being out of work ¡9 (0 have a job doing nothing c -I bv but cussing the weather. -- ' / 11 ~ The t-tewart Buiding Service Company W.ll build your Building, furnishing all plans for s?me, for a coat of 5 per cent for plans and 5 per cent of actual cost of construction. Will guarantee all our estimated prices. Will Leip you finance. JOHN STEWART, 601 McKay Bldg. tory JOB PRINT Phone, Broadway 79BS s ING We can save you money on this kind of Printing We Print Anything Meet Your Friends Jun South of the Bank Bldg. At the Verr.onia Hotel Conf ctionery lot l^dm Pool Room m Connection Ca?d’eg' 8f),t Drink«, let C'eani, Coffee, Sandwiches, PU, «te. A Comfortable Place NSW FUTURI» F. E. 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