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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
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The American Legion is preparing
for a big time nt their Valentine’s
Cleaning and Pressing for Men Dance the night of the 14lh.
and Women, at the Modal Millinery
and Cleaning Works, next door to
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Solomonson
Bakery. You will be pleased with the drove down to inspect the various
displays, the work and the Price. We Autos at the big Exposition. None of
live here.
them compare with the "Star”, says
Ed.
Mm. Sarah A. Spencer returned.
Mondny, from ti week’s visit in Port­
"The Rhaddy Lane” is the name of
land and Seaside.
the new card room, pool room and
confectionery to open up Saturday
The gospel meetings at the Rose in the room next to Vernonia Drug
Theatre each Sunday afternoon are Co. O’Connor and Lane are proprie­
increasing in interest. Mr. Chasteen tors.
gives evidence of exhaustive research
along the line of work he is'present­
Good location for Pulp and Paper
ing. You will enjoy the hour. His sub­ Mill at Vernonia.
ject next Sunday will be: “The Rider
< f the Scarlet Beast. Who Is It?”
Wm. Murray and A. Corey were
Portland visitors this week.
Dr. Hurley, Wm. Folger, Ivan
Shearer and Mr. C .ndon wore in
Mrs. J. W. Asplund visited her
Portland and G esham laat week.
daughter in Portland this week.
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Many Opportun!»!«« Here
Portland visitors this week—among from H. E. McGraw and the family age. She named, correctly, twenty-
e the "lookers” at the Auto Show.
moved in last Saturday.
six of the former presidents.
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10c Tin Sale
A. B. Counts and Fred Overson
The boys basket ball team will
contemplate a trip of investigation play Clatskanie Friday at Clatskanie
to the Roseberg country next week.
Julia Keasey was the honor guest
E. S. Thompson and young daught­ at a slumber party given by the
Girls basket ball coaeh and team, Il
Our window full, your choice, few listed below.
er were in Portland this week.
at Mrs. Beamens home Friday night.
The first part of the evening was
Quart Funnels, 3 quart Pudding Pans, 1 quart grad-
Lee Hall has been in Portland this spent in performing stunts, working
crossword puzzles, and having a gen­
week on business.
uated Measure, 2 quart Flat Covered Buckets, Cake
eral good time. About twelve o’clock
a large bed was made on the floor
Pans, Dippers, Basins, Combination Graters, Etc.
Mrs. Pearl Ryan left Wednesday
and the girls scrambled in. Most of
for an indefinite trip in Washing- the rest of the night was spent in tel)
ton and Oregon towns.
>ng ghost stories and pillow fights.
Breakfast, which was prepared by
many
hands, was served at nine. The
KILLED IN CAMP
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girls present were: Julia Keasey,
Lena Gibson, Thresa Bays, Doris
Geo. Hyde, brother of Mrs. Estaic Akerstead, Lillian Condit, and Amy i.
Johnson, who was working at Clark- Hughes. Mildred Bergerson was un­
Wilson Camp was hurt Wednesday able to be present because of her old to keep the hameM on any longer
that, and it would then convey a
and died as they were taking nim to father’s illness.
message of some importance to every-
a Portland hospital. Mr. Hyde was a
IT’S A HARD JOB
bodyon the highway.
young man, well known by many
Mrs. Cole waa absent from school
people in and around Vernonia.
the laat three days of school las;
A preacher has a hard time. If his
SHORT OF PRINTERS
week on account of illness.
hair is white, he is too old; if he is
VERNONIA MASONIC NEWS
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• a young man, he hasn’t any experi­
The Prison Mirror, a weekly paper
The Junior party for Saturday ence. If he has ten children he has printed inside the walls of the Min­
At a recent meeting of Vernonia night was postponed indefinately. too many, and if he has none, he
nesota state prison and edited and
Lodge, No. 184, A. F. A A. M„ the The Seniors thought it was a good isn’t setting a good example. If his
produced by members if the profes­
following officers were elected and idea, as no one would have come any- wife sings in the choir, she is pre­
sion who have strayed from “the
installed for the ensuing Masonic way. However, the Juniors are sor- suming, and if she doesn’t she dis­
straight
and narrow path”, is short of
year:
ry for causing Mr. Wilkerson and likes her husband’s work. If a preach­ printers. It announces that there are
Wm. Folger, Master; W. H. Hur­ Miss Bell so much trouble in pre- er reads his notes he is a bore; if he
lawyers enough and bank clerks
ley, Senior Warden; Ivan Shearer, paring for it.
preaches without notes, he is not deep enough in the prison to get it out,
Junior Warden; Wm. Pringle, Sr.,
enough. If he stays home in his study if they knew how to set type. They
Treasurer; O. F. Tipton, Secretary;
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
he doesn’t mix with the people; if he could also equip a college with a
Glen Robinson, Senior Deacon; D. B.
is seen around the streets, he ought large staff and could even supply
McDonald, Junior Deacon; Geo. Ro-
February 10 is the last day for to be at home getting up a sermon. ministers for anumber of churches—
chat Senior Steward; Ray Jay, Jun­ you to have your dog license.
If he calls on a poor family, he is but there are not enough printer­
ior Steward; Elmo Jorrey, Chaplain.
After said date owners of dogs playing to the grandstand; if he calls convicts left inside the big institution
J. D. McPherson Marshall; H. E. who have not paid their tax will be at the home of the rich he is an ar­ to get out the weekly paper. And it
Higgins, Tyler.
dealt with in accordance with city istocrat. Whatever he does, someone only takes three men, at that. It
could have told him how to do better. certainly speaks well for the news­
ordinance.
Mr. Evans, of Portland waa an in­
Get your license from City Mar- He has a hard time living off of do­ paper profession, an dalso furnishes
teresting visitor.
nutions that never come in. There are us with a fact that might be worth
shall.
For several yearn Mr. Evans has
some hard Jobs around Vernonia. But remembering. That is that only since
D. B. Reasoner,
been on various engineering enter­
City Recorder next to editing a newspaper we don’t the country turned over a new leaf
prises throughout the world, and his
believe there’s a harder job in the and hung up a new record for sob­
experiences were of great interest to NEW SETTLERS FOR OREGON world than the one the preacher has riety has it bee niinplssible to get
those present.
to fill.
out the paper on account of a scare-
The following new corners have
tiy of printers behind the bars. In
THE LICENSE TAG
reported at the Land Settlement
our own State Pen we don’t have
Department of the Portland Cham­
any printers.
We wonder how many Vernonia
ber and are looking for locations:
J. H. Dean and wife, from Phila­ auto drivers ever stop to consider
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delphia, bought 10 acres and a beau­ the signicifance of the auto license
tag
they
carry
on
their
car.
It
does
tiful home in Clackamas county for
not give him a right to use the high­
110,600.00.
G. W. Moore, from Sydney,, Neb. ways—he already had that before
The American Legion dance for is investigating in Douglas county. there were Uutos. It doesn’t give him
F. E. Harris, Sunnyslope, Alberta, immunity from further taxation—
Late Models
Valentine’s day Saturday, Feb. 14,
they
are
apt
to
pass
new
laws
hitting
is
seeking
a
location.
is well under way. The music will be
For Sale on
W. G. Bostor, Mt. Vernon, Ill., is the auto for other things besides tags.
of the best, a decorating committee
What
this
tag
should
signify,
and
the
investigating
conditions
in
Lincoln
easy terms
will work on the hall and it is to
impression it should convey, is an as­
be especially decorated for the af- and Coos counties.
or for rent.
L. Jacobson, Swift Current, Sask, surance to the public at large that
fair.
the
man
who
is
operating
the
car
to
is
seeking
a
location.
Several parties will motor from
Vernonia
Representative
F. H. Smith, Spokane, Wash, is in­ which it is fastened is fit to drive,
Portland. St. Helens and Forest
Wholesale Typewriter Co.
Grove to take part in the frolic, vestigating locations in Josephine that the state has satisfied itself of
his
ability,
and
that
he
will
not,
either
and
Jackson
counties.
G. C. Olsen Beall Electric
stay over night and inspect the big
R. MacRae, Alaska, went to Coos maliciously or by wilful negligence,
mill before returning.
Building
cause injury to others. A few perti­
county.
nent
changes
in
our
state
laws
can
G. M. AUen and wife, Lisbon,
Commander M. E. Carkin has
signed up 60 members for the first North Dakota, are seeking a location make the auto license tag mean all
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month of 1926. The last two bud­ in Willamette Valley.
S. E. Chilcote, San Francisco, lo­ fa
dies were H. J. Leach and G. E.
Wright. Next» Monday is meeting cated in Josephine county, buying
80 acres.
night, come early.
Thos. Riggin snd family, Wolf
Point, Mont, located in Washington
county.
Nathan Rosenthal, Oakland, Calif,
ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY WORK
bought a farm in Clackmas county
for *18,500.00
As recently reported Mr. and Mrs.
“Darling, will you marry me”?
'1 inimons are driving to Oklahoma.
"Have you seen mother?”
In ii line from Tim this week he
“Yes, but I still love you.”
nays the soutl ern route is simply
So ha bought her a ring from
line in every way and they had ar­ Kuilaader’s Jewelry Store.
rived nt Arizona when ho posted the
litter. They sei <1 beat regards to all
The Vernonia Drug Co. is conduct­
ing an “Old Time Medicine Sale”
The Miller AT ere. Co. ad this week as seen by an ad on another page of
has a very import int message for this issue. By the way, as usual it
their cuatomer.i i and friends. Their will pay you to read all the ads in
New York Buyers have the cream of the Eagle. You can do better in Ver­
the market on the way to the Miller nonia and we can prove it.
Chain of Stores and when the new
goods arrive, one Vernonia store will
I have some good lots and acre
be all dressel up. The buyers who tracts for sale cheap on easy terms.
/ent east were Mr. G. O. Miller,
Jim Clark, opposit P. O.
President; Mr. Fred O. Miller, Mr. H.
C. Smith and Mr. Humpries. They
CHANGE IN BUSINESS
will leave New York Saturday, Feb-
G. B. Richmond has sold his Real
urary 7th.
Estate business to Mr. Jim Clark.
The “Model Millinery and Clean­ Mr. Ciurk will take over al) business
ing Works” located next to the Bak­ and property lists and is conducting
ery on Second street has all moderr the business at the same location
machinery for Pressing, Cleaning, opposite the Post Office.
Mending and Dying. This is a Ver­
The W. B. A. Ladies pleasantly
nonia Institution and every Job we
turn out we guarantee. Prices will surprised Mrs. Harry Vail Wednes­
day evening. The party was held at
suit you.
the home of Mrs. W. A. Brendle.
A. A. McDonald, Manager of the
The Missionery Society held their
Miller Merc. Co. store here, went to
Newberg, Ore., Sunday to attend the regular business meeting at the Par­
funeral of the late U. S. G. Miller sonage Wednesday afternoon with
who died last Tuesday and wan buri­ 14 members present. Two new mem­
ed Sunday. U. S. G. Miller was the bers, Mrs. Veal and Mrs. Brock join­
Genoral Mannger of the Miller Chain ed.
of store».
Every body is cordially invited to
I. O. O. F.—Initatory Degree next attend a silver tea and social given
Tuesday night. All visiting brothers by the Missionery Society at the So­
welcome.
cial hall of the Church Feb. 18 at 2
p. m. Mrs. Albert Parker, Mrs. Her­
Work in the "Second” on for next man Greener and Mrs. A. D. Hall
Monday night, that all K. P. mem- are to be the hostesses.
bers and K. P. visitors will enjoy.
Mrs. A. C. Johnson and son Arthur
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ij»n- and Mrs. W. A. Dozier of Portland
ders, Wednesday morning, a baby were recent visitors at the home of
hoy.
their mother, Mrs. G. W. Lindsay,
who is suffering from a stroke of
Mr. Halstead sold his Vernonia paralysis.
Heights home this week to Mr. Mc­
Nutt, recently arrived from the east.
Charles Davis left Tuesday
Miami, Ariz.
Will sell for half price. New Drop-
Head, 6 drawer White Sewing Ma­
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moser of
chine. Perfect condition. Mrs. E. Z. Forest Grove spent the week-end at
it. the home of her sister, Mrs. Cecil
Brown, Alexander Apartments.
Klye.
WANTED—Want to buy 26 small
The Vernonia High School Bask­
pigs. Write or Phone Rock Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dial were
et Ball boys played Hill Military
Logging Co., Vernonia.
Portland visitors this week.
Academy Friday, Jan. 30. Although
The world is to end this Friday
Mrs. Marie Todd and Mrs. c. A. the game waa hard fought during the
morning according to prediction Scammon went to Portland Tuesday first half it waa totally one sided.
Hill’s forward completed seven long
from some religious insane or mis­
Mm. C. H. Brown who haa been shots over our defense. These with a
lead woman of peculiar belief. The
papers have had much to say on the ill for the past six weeks waa taken few other shots brought their score
prediction. The Eagle has given it no to a Portland hospital Wednesday t” nl while Vernonia had made only
publicity or spoken of it before be­ where she expects to undergo ar ‘ points.
The second half of the game was
muse we do not permit any advertis­ operation.
much better and more interesting,
ing in these columns when we cannot
Vernonia did some fast work, mak-
Miss Lou Keehn returned to Por
vouch for their truthfulness.
land Sunday after a two weeks vk... ing 8 points, and holding Hill down
to 11 points.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ with Mm. C. W. Reithner.
Mr. French who refereed the
vallis—Alvin Parker of Vernonia,
Clatskanie
game was referee. The
Mrs.
Martha
L.
Hall
went
to
Cen­
Junior in forestry, is a member of
the varsity rifle squad. The ninth tralia, Wash., to attend the funeral game showed good sportsmanship on
both sides.
corp area match, lasing three weeks, of Mm. Fisher.
starts February 2.
At 1 o’clock Friday, Jan. 30, the
N. C. Young and family recently
basket
ball boys left Gilby’s Motor
took
an
extended
trip
through
Calif-
The new “Model Millinery” is be­
Co.
for
Portalnd. They reached
They
went
as
far
south
aa
Ensenada
ing stocked with all latest creations
from eastern style centers. Their Mexico. Mr. Young’s father accomp­ Portland about 4:30, and ate dinner
“Spring Opening” Day will be the anied them home from Los Angeles. at “The Panama”. Loel Roberta tried
10th of thia month. Thia store of He was suffering with appoplexy and “to rap himself around a T-bone
Millinery goods located on Second lived only a few days after coming. Steak” but the plate got th» moat
of it
street, next to the Home Bakery in­
After the game with Hill’s th*
Mr.
and
Mm.
Clifford
Williams
vitee visits from all ladies in the Ver­
boys saw the show at the Pantages
of
Oregon
City
viaited
for
several
nonia territory and the new styles
Theatre. Then they were ready for
displayed will be a temptation to all days at the home of her sister Mrs.
bed. Each boy was given a cot in
Geo.
Baaington.
wanting to trade at home.
one of the dormitories. The bugle
“Now, my little son, how do you swoke the boys the next morning to
Gasoline is up two cents.
a delicious breakfast in the HUI din­
want yiur hair cut?’’
“With a hole in the top like fath­ ning room. The morning was spent
Sugar Is getting lower in price.
in sight seeing.
er’s."
Hair
cutting
the
way
you
want
it
Lumber mills over Oregon and
An intelMgsnce test waa given the
Washington are cutting running time at CelwssWa Berber She*.
students Thursday. The object was to
to a five-day week.
Mr. and Mm. Ro» Duncan are see whieh class could name the
th«»1, new honw on greatest number of former presi­
^^"cks and rivers in Western Or*- now living
dents of the United States. The Sen­
their
farm
on
Rock
Creek.
-r* all bank-full. Flood stages
ior class had the brightest percentage
^^n many towns.
Mr. Visnaw has purchased a new However, Vera Shields, a freshman,
residence
in the eaet part of town had the highest individual percent-
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander were
VERNONIA VARIETY STORE
Typewriters
STATE LAUNDRY CO.
KEEPING IN HARNESS
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There la a prevailing idea among
Vernonia citizens that when a fellow
grows old the only thing left for him
to do ia to retire, to either live on
what he haa been able to accumulate
or on those who are through blood
ties morally bound to support him.
They think he should step aside and
give way to younger men. But we
have always believed that when a
man gets the idea he ia too old to
work he is hastening his own end.
Why should not a man, be he rich
or poor, work on as long as he is
mentally or physically able to do any
sort of work? The greatest violin
maker the world haa over known was
still making violins when ho was 90
years old. It is true that the black­
smith cannot, when he is old wield
aa heavy a hammer as in the days
of his manly vigor, but there is
always something he can do. The ac­
tive lawyer may be compelled to re­
tire from the exacting duties of
heavy practice, but there ia much
useful work for him to do when his
head grows white.
The worst mistake a man in matur­
ing years can make is to get it in­
to his head that he is "in the way”.
There are always little odd jobs he
can turn his hand to to keep his
mind employed, and aa long aa his
mind and hands arebusy his heart
is going to be too happy to stop beat­
ing. His counsel, too, is always
worth much to the younger genera­
tion and he is doing good work when
he ia merely spending his time in
passing out good advice or pointing
out good examples. Your years ar*
going to be few enough at beet. Don’t
lessen them by imagining that you
ar* “in th* way” *r that you ar* too
Washablejugs
Blankets
Lace curtafhs
Feather pillows
Wagon Comes to Vernonia Daily
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“QUALITY AND SERVICE”
Vernonia Agents Are:
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