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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1925)
VERNONIA EAGLE Get your loaf of Mother’s Bread J. P. McDonald same down town today. Monday morning almost a stranger to the city. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald heve been “at home” for over five Mrs. M. D. Cole entertained her Tommy Hall is visiting in Ver- Sunday School class at her new home weeks on account of “Mac” enter taining the small pox. It was “all nonia. last Friday night. About forty were j the same as being in jail.’’ he says. present and a splendid social time en We are glad to see all well again at Ask for Mother's Bread at your joyed until a late hour. i the McDonald home. grocer. Harry Culbertson specialize» on February 28th is Opening Day nt Men will pay just a little more auto springs. the Ever-Ready Hat Shop. No over for their smokes. Mrs. Clara Robinson was in Port- head expenses and opr customers reap the benefit. South Rose Ave. Born to Mr. and Mrs. “Winkie” land Tuesday.. Parker, a baby girl, Feb. 24th. Auto springs at H. Cubertson's Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Repass were shop. Harry Culbertson specializes on Portand visitors Monday. auto springs. The seasons newest modes C. J. Anderson was home from colors for maid and matron, A Mr. A. Linquist left this week to Timber over Sunday. tunate purchase enables us to give look after spring work on his Idaho Harry Culbertson specializes on you better values than ever before. farm. The Ever-Ready Hat Shop. auto springs. A surprise party Saturday night on The Oatman family have movel Get those delicious Hot Cross Buns Mrs. Inbeck which was reported a to California, leaving here last Mon now at Vernonia Bakery. pleasant affair. day MR. PAUL ROBINSON. The Vernonia biys’ basket ball Don’t forget the date, Feb. 28th. Editor Vernonia Eagle. teams will play the St. Helens’ at the Spring Millinery Opening. The Ever Will you kindly insert the below High School Friday night. Ready Hat Shop, Rose Avenue. article in your next issue of Deicious Cream Puffs filled with Vernonia Eagle. Delicious Cream Puffs filled with rich eream every Wednesday and The American Legion which rich cream every Wednerday and Saturday at Vernonia Bakery. now composed of about 64 mem Saturday at Vernonia Bakery. bers, has its last meeting honored Mrs. W. M. Murray was in Port the new nonsence order of this post Weston Sheeley and Florian Mills, land this week taking her small known as the “Flying Apes.” daughter to a hospital for medical accompanied by a schoolmate from These Tarzon babies have furnish Corvallis, spent the week end with treatment. ed the Legion with beaucoup laughs the home folks. and we only regret that we have Auto springs at H. Cubertson’s If you are pot using Mother’s been unable to install trapeze, so shop. Bread you are missing a real treat. that our cocoanut eating brothers have been unable to swing back and Can Vernonia H. S. Boys and forth while the meeting has been in Dr. Ella Wright, entertained at Girls play basket ball? We’ll say progress. her home on Nob Hill Mr. and Mrs. they can and for further proof ask Petite, McGraw, Smith, Schwab Foil, Mr. anl ¿Mrs. Sheldon and Dr.J Hill Millitary School. and Shields have obtained the high C. J. Wright. Music, cards and est degree of this order through Harry Culbertson specializes on luncheon were enjoyed. their every lasting fun making and auto springs. Harry Culbertson, recently from at the next meeting we intend to in A few guests from St. Helens Ivon I^aGrande, has just completed a new stall Commander Carkin, who has . Lodge K. P., visited Vernonia Hard blacksmith shop on the lots pur long ago qualified, and brothers ing Lodge Monday night and assist chased from G. R. Richmond on the Happy Thompson who has now hi- ed in the Third. Midnight Luncheon corner of Weed and Maple streets, application in for membership. I suppose its because we are so opposite the depot. Mr. Culbertson was served. finished installing tools and stock near the border of these hugh for A. L. Tarlton who has been work-, this week and is ready fon business. ests that these Tarzon coconut snif- ing for the O.-A. mill here, left last He has the material on the ground fers feel their natural ancestrial in- week for Linnton to accept a posi-, for a modern bungalow adjoining sticts come to the surface, and we tion with the L. B. Menefee Lumber his shop. Mr. Culbertson is a mas- intend to give this ancient order a banna and coconut party in the vir Co., at their Hubbard mill. ter in nis line of work. gin forests just west of Vernonia, or at some ice cream parlors in town. « With this new order now formed it should be no triuble for this Post to furnish lots of amusement for Vernonia, and in the near future, Commander Carkin intends to put on a wild west Bhow or carnival so that folks outside of the Legion can see these babies in action. We have been seriously consider 1 HAVE OPENED A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED ing putting on “Uncle Toms Cabin," with the following members in the BLACKSMITH SHOP ACROSS FROM DEPOT. cast: Happy Thompson as Little Eva. HORSE SHOEING. WAGON WORK AND GEN- Kullander as Topsie. McGraw and Schwab, as the blood ERAL BLACK SMITHING. hounds. Guy Shields as Simon Legree. Carkin as Uncle Tom. MY PRICES ARE RIGHT AND Art Witteker as Evas Papa. t V. Smith in charge of the ice cream on which Eliza crosses. WORK GUARANTEED Bealls in charge of the storms. Gene Shipman as Uncle Toms wife. Think this play would be a great success and we would like to have the boys put it over the Top before long. Ì* LEGION MEMBER. LOCAI. NEWS. o-ooo >ooo ooo >ooo >ooo ooo It’s Lent. BLACKSMITH SHOP H. Culbertson Corner Weed and Maple Sts Opp. Depot The fire sireen, instead of the church bell, will be used as curfew. One long blast will sound at 9 p. m. . sharp. City Marshal. MILLER MERCANTILE CO STORES AT STORES AT CORVALLIS DAYTON HILLSBORO McMINNEVILLF MONMOUTH NEWBERG SALEM SHERIDAN VERNONIA IVERYI Buv at Miller’s and Save SILK SEWING THREAD 100 yard spools 15c spool Ready-lo-Wear Dep't. MEN'S WEAR Men’s 6 oz. Canvas Gloves, double knit blue wrist, per pr. 10c CLARKS O.N.T New Spring Coats Six Cord Sewing Thread 5c SUSPENDERS New Spring Presses a spool, 12 spools 55c Men's values —Arriving daily— COATS CROCHET suspenders 25c pr. COTTON All colors, 10c each Come in and look them over. All ARMY dress BLANKETS Large size Army Blankets . $2.98 left-overs in this Dept, now on the bargain racks up- taira. OVERALLS Head Light Bib Overalls pair $1.98 l’ay Cai- Bib Overalls per puir $1.59 >1.49 Waist Overalls, I Ladies’ Windsor KIRKS VISORS something Black, TIES colors. new. white bands. Green Visors Price indoor SILK HOSE SHIRTS 1024 Silk Hose, all colors 98c pr. New Spring Dress Goods ar CRETONES 10 pcs. Cretones, 36 ins. wide, fast colors, per yard 22c RUGS Rag Rugs, assorted or outdoor patterns riving daily, in another week our Dry Gools stock will be complete. New Spring Voiles Dress Gingham - 49c ea. Miller Mercantile Co. A number of friends gathered at the home of Mrs. J. I). Baker Friday, Feb. 29, in honor of her birthday. Those who enjoyed the bounteous birthday dinner were: Mrs. Stella Munger and niece Lena, Mrs. Eulah Stanton, Mrs. Alta John and child i ren, M is. Cyril John, Mrs. Rilla Sny der, Mrs. Henry Beaver and daugh ter Ida Mae, Mrs. Louanna Rogers, Mrs. Lester Mowe, Mrs. Voshell, Grandma Van Blancom, Mrs. Jud son Weed, Mrs. Bessie Weed and daughter Alice, Mrs. M. J. John, Mrs. II. A. Wilson, Mrs. Milo Smith and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Baker. - 49c Men’s Hickory Shirts, heavy weight, full cut, sizes, 14% to 18, price $1.25 ea. PARIS GARTERS A brand new stock, wide and narrow web, single and dbl. grip. 27c yd. 25e-35c-50c ea. Vernonia’s Leading Store NO DIPHTHERIA We hear thnt some rumor is afloat of the existence of a few cases of diphtheria n town. Absolutely No. We have canvassed and enquired and at this writing assure all that there is no diphtheria in Vernonia. Seventy-eight members of the Northeastern Retail Lumbermen’s Asaocintiin are in Vernonia, at the O.-A. mill,today (Thursday). 4fi men and 36 women are in the crowd. They represent the states of Ver mont, Masaaeheusetta, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and New Hampshire. r. F. Briber has been visiting in Salem this week, We hear that ho went to consult with the Governor regarding a mud tax, to aid in rnis- in g the required finance to run the state affairs. E. S. Clcvelaand was transacting business in Portland yesterday. Mrs. Lettie Garritt, better known as “Grandma Garritt,’’ died Feb. LI. The funeral was held in Portland on Feb. 10. Mrs. Garritt was the mother of Mrs. iT. F. Reithner. She wax past seventy years old. FOR SALE De ceased was born in Iowa, and hn (I Good one-ton Republican truck. Fred Overson was a .Seattle visi only lived in Vernonia the past »<»- model 20. Will sacrifice for cash. tor this wack. oral months. See it at Sesseman’s Garage. We are now Prepared to serve our Customers WITH HOFFMAN HARDWARE COMPANY Gray Granite Ware Assortment New Snappy Pudding Pons Merchandise Sauce PiinN Wash tifi wins 15c Pio Pans Cup« Mixing? Bowls See Our 15c Table. Articles you Usually Pay 25c to 50c. Your Choice for only <3 Nickels “See Hoffman About It in ad departments. SPRING STOCK coming in fast. Dry Goods department is very attractive with latest in wash goods of all description. Call and see the new styles. HALTOM MERC. CO I
