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FURNITURE FOR SALE
My furniture and rent my shack
for $1.00 per month. $100 takes it all
including 14X18 tent. Shack No. 17
O.-A. camp grounds. T. E. Tillman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whithead from
Seattle who are on their wa\ to
Sacramento, stopped in Vernonia for
a week’s visit at the Hadden home.
Mr. Whithead is a brother of Mrs.
Hadden.
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Mrs. M. Hoffman, mother of C. S.
Hoffman arrived this week from
South Dakota for an extended visit,
at the Hoffman home. Mrs. Hoffman
is passed 80 years old, and traveles
alone, enjoying every part of the
country and trip. She says she feels
acquainted with Vernonia from hav­
ing been an Eagle reader for some
time.
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Mr. and Mrs. Blunt are the parents
of a baby girl who arrived Thursday
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Ruth Page Simomns is recovering
from a severe attact of pneumoni’..
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Mrs. Nellie Deeds was shopping in
firms, also needlework of all kinds.
More goods have been received this town Wednesday.
week so come and see. Hot coffee,
sandwiches, cake and pie will be serv­
Chicken dinner will be served to
ed. Let’s go.
the men who came and helped put
blocks under the Natal Grange hall
Annie McMullen is sick with thc next Sunday. Come all who can.
grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith were
We notice that Ed. McMullen has Birkenfeld visitors last Friday.
moved into his new house.
Carl Etevens is suffering with the
Warren Smith is very sick with the flu.
flu.
Mrs. Pearl Ryan was a week-end
There was quite a large crowd nt visitor at Portland.
Natal Grange last Sunday. Lets see I
more next meeting.
I Mrs. Ed wards was in Portland last
Tuesday.
Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Alf Becker,
Nov. 9, a girl.
Miss Margaret Cose was in Ver­
nonia Saturday.
Miss Vivian Hughes is attending
school in Portland this year.
Mrs. Mellinger has been iU for the
past week.
Mr. fheelcy i; spending the wm-
1er in Redmond, Oregon.
Mr. Whitctner of Portland was in
Vernonia Monday.
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W. H. McGregor, who has charge
of the timber and logging end of
the O.-A. Co. visited Vernonia Wed­
Idaho, almost cutting one of his feet
Miss Elizabeth Condit is giving a
nesday.
off. The foot was nailed on at the Thanksgiving program next Friday.
ankle with a couple of finishing
Mrs. A. Adams has been on
nails. Evidently the heavy rains of
sick list for the past week.
Billy Adams is working at the
Oregon caused one of the nails to I
Depot Cafe.
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Arthur Visnaw of Tower Hill, Vir­ rust starting an infection which nec-
ginia is visiting his brother, F. F. essitated their removal.
Mr. Haynes was in Portland for
and Ed Visnaw of the local bakery.
the
week-end.
Mrs. Noma Inbeck is on the sick
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Visnaw and
list. Mrs. Pope is nursing her dur-
brother spent Sat. and Sun. on a trip
We certainly appreciate the kind­
ing her illness.
to Longview, Vancouver, Dalles, and
ness in some of our readers giving
Portland.
us news items. Like to see more do
Shorty Lee and family spent Sun- the same.
Harry Vail returned Wednesday. day in Portland.
from a Portland hospital where he;
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I The Womans’ Missionary Bazaar
went to have the nail removed from I
Look at the Eagle Ada Compare at the Gilby Motor Co. Tuesday,
his foot. Mr. Vail was caught in an them with any weekly paper in Ore- Nov. 25th, 1925. Come and see the
elevator seven years ago at Nampa,' gon.
display of goods handled by the local
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Mrs. O. J. Hayes who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hayes
has returned to his home in Tucson,
Ariz.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goull and chiudren
spent Friday in Portland.
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Dishes in Sets, Buy Now and Save
COMPARE QUALITY, QUANTITY AND PRICES
32 PIECE SET
42 PIECE DINNER SETS
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Beautiful Designs and Patterns. Usually Sold at
Other Stores For $12.00 to $15.00.
6 Cups
White and Gold, Blue
Bird and Medallian
Patterns
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6 Saucers
6 Breakfast Plates
6 Dinner Plates
1 Large Meat Plate
6 Sauce Dishes
6 Large Plates
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6 Breakfast Plates
6 Cups
6 Saucers
6 Sauce Dishes
2 Large Bowls
1 Meat Platter
1 Sugar Bowl and Cover
1 Creamer
First Quality, not second. Several
Beautiful Patterns
6 Soups
Large Bowl
Buy Now For Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
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