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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1925)
rv- On Inland Highway W Notice of Collection of Assessment NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN« that assessments have been levied for the construction of the Mtreet im provement« in Improvement District No. 1, of the City of Vernonia, Ore- gon, and that name were entered in the docket of City Liens of the 15th day of May, 1025. the number or letter of each lot, part of lot, or parcel of land assessed and the num- ber or letter of the block in which ... . . «Ituated, the name of the owner thereof and the sums assessed upon such lots, parts of lots or parcels of land being as follows: ASSESSMENT IMPROVEMENT Lot 6 7 8 9 11 1 2 3 4 5 fl 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 I 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 lo 1 I 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 8 4 6 d 1 2 3 Block 2 II II II II II II II II •1 II 8 II II II w II II II II II II II • 1 II II II II II H. J. Buffmire Geo. N. Macklin C. L. Bateman Geo. A. Hankle R. M. Stokesbury II 11. H. Hixson II II •1 II II II •I II 4 II II II 1» II II II •1 •I II II II II fl If If II fl fl If II •I It 5 It »I It ‘‘ Alfred Johnson II II Mrs. Minnie Krinick A. O. Hagen Paul and Clara Robinson J. R. Geo. McGee 99 C. S. McDonald II Faye Jolly Louise Alexander II. Landers R. J. McGee •I II •I It II If II II If It II W. A. Bacon 49.30 49.30 49.30 62.41 110.92 79.59 74.98 81.70 70.64 51.68 49.30 49.30 49.30 55.63* 78 11 87.17 48.58 41.91 37.74 20.23 It It •I II M. D. Johnson Richard Boeck D. 1). & Florence Drorbaugh Ed. Taylor A. D. Thompson Elizabeth Brown 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 P. H. RoberU Ruben and Elsie Kelly Geo. H. and Anna Ohler Merl Ellis L. G. A Bertha Wiedervsch 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 <! If ft It It II II II •I It •I II 7 It If II It 5 It II fl II II ry 4 • • II 8 9 10 1 1 12 II If »I fl II ft •I II •I II 8 •I II II fl II ft fl I» II •• II II II ft II • I It II It •I fl ft If II II II 9 II II II If II II II II II •I II II II II W. E. Willis II C. W. McDonald II Mrs. Roy Winters Mattie Mae Williams O. V. Lnramore L. O. Andrews Saruh Haddock Fannie I^>bo E. S. Cleveland Q. V. Graham II G. II. and Anna Ohler G. B. Richmond II Tom Magoff F. A. Hankle E. C. Hankle Clara L. Cleveland II II J. W. Whitsell II H. C. Felsman Wildrose 8 II 9 10 11 12 13 II II II II 2 II • I II II II II It Sunrise 1 2 3 4 5 ti 7 8 II II II Bertie Nelson Mrs. Myrtle Churchill E. S. (’leveland Rudolph Boehler 1). B. & J. A. Reasoner I, 11. F. Reasoner II C. R. and Elisabeth Watts Wm. Moss II II II II J. F. Hansen II II •I II 9 II 10 11 12 13 14 II II F. G. Hansen R. B. Early II II II II II If 1 2 3 4 5 • 7 8 V 10 11 12 o I m II II II II II II 1 2 3 4 5 6 tt 2 Lona E. Jensen II II 6 7 8 89.57 89.57 93 88 108.22 164.13 106.92 63.19 79.59 110.92 «7.59 53.25 49.30 49.30 22.27 II II 6 H. H. Hixson J. K. Wood R. M. Stokesbury II II 7 8 9 10 11 12 Assessment 5 61.00 11821 89.57 89.57 89.57 89.57 II II II • I •I II II II II II II II II II II I» Sunrise A. G. Van Alatine Joe W. Larson G. W. Reithner C. S. Rich Grant Thayer G. B. Richmond G. M. and Anna Gleason Emma Blum Nelaon Gates R. J. McGee •I II II •I II >9 II II II •9 II 6 II II M. Shelton Miss The Extra FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY Special Many new arrivals In our Dry Goods Department and Remember we also carry a line of Mens' Suits Sale of Box We quote only a few of our prices Writing, Paper Bananas, lb.............................. Eggs, doz ..................... ........... Sugar, per cwt ...................... Oregon Milk, 12 cans.......... Argo Gloss Starch, pkg .......... Monopole Catsup........ .......... PrefeiTed Stock Pine apple, can......... ................ Coco, lb............................ ........ Fiesta Sugar Wafers, regular 25c size,.............................. This Friday and Saturday At the M & M Pharamcy We’ve Ladies Shoes, pair Men’s Shoes,........ Got some Real Buffs IUIÌHUIIIIIIUIMIIIÌUU4IUWUIUI4IUUIIIIUI **•»' : 5 1 MONTANA HOTEL Mrs. Libel and daughter of Mist were shopping in town Monday. $6.49 $1.00 ... 10c .. 25c 24c 11c 15c String Beans, can................... 19c Splendid Bulk Coffee, lb....... 45c Corn Flakes, 10c, 3-for ......... 25c FRESH STRAWBERRIES— per box............................... .. 10c Fresh Plumbs, doz............... . .. 10c Peaches, basket, .................... . 75c New Spuds, 2-lbs for............ .. 15c Flour, per sack........................ $2.49 ..... $1.95 I B. V. D’s, suit 85c $2.45 up ; Mens Overalls $1.75 THE STORE THAT REALLY SAVES YOU MONEY M. ELLIS A CO» J 49.30 49.30 Little Miao Lottie McKi*>ster in 49.30 spending a couple of weeks with her 66.85 mother in Portland. 49.30 49.30 Mrs. A. F. Ornduff and daughter 53.25 53.25 Mrs. McKinster drove to Goble on 49.30 Decoration day visiting with friends. 49.30 15.80 49.30 Mrs. Eile McKinster drove out 45.80 from Portland Friday evening of 42.30 last week. 49.30 49.30 Mr. and Mra. Deets and Mr. Lar- 49.20 15.80 field and “Brother” BUI »peat the 49.30 evening with the Ornduff’a Saturday 49.30 49.30 Mrs. Jack Britton called on Mrs. 49.30 Ervin Menry Friday and spent the' 49.30 day. 49.30 49.30 49.30 Mr. James Griffin has bean on the 49.30 •ick list for several days. Prior to hia 49.30 illness he haa been doing soma paint 49.30 49.30 ing and papering for the Ornduff*« Bears away the blushing maid. And the land that advertises Puts all others In the shadt.” W atermelons The Peoples Store 89.57 89.57 89.57 Miss Sybal Orndnff and Mrs. A 49.30 49.30 F. Ornduff were callers on Mrs 49.30 Ohler and daughter Aneta Saturday afternoon. 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 239.86 ... 35c RED DEVIL SHIRTS FOR 69c Upper Nehalem ♦--------------------------------- e 49.30 49.30 49.30 49.30 I 49.30 49.30 ... 10c For you. Under new Management 49.30 2 49.30 : 49.30 8 5 Conveniently located near D*- 49.30 i pot on North aide of Bridge St 49.30 49.30 Rooms by Day, Week or 15.80 33.67 Month 65.00 MRS. SARAH KORON 53.25 53.25 49.30 ” ;.... ■■“•■“rca 49.30 15.80 The foregoing assessments are commonly referred to aa the “Ban- and if not paid croft Bonding Act", may do so by rluw — —— payable i—z______ - - now due « and within ten days from the last publi-1 filing their applications therefor cation of this notice will become de-, .within within ten (10) days from the date linquent. I of thia notice. Applications for such may be procured from the Property owners who desire to-, purposes . avail themselves of the privilege of Recorder, Dated • this 25th day of May, 1925. paying their assessments in install- D. B. REASONER, menu under the provisions of Sec Recorder tions 3788 to 3796, Oregon Laws, 12-3t Just remember that “The constant drop of wnter Wears away the hardest stone; The constant knaw of Towser Masticates the toughest bone; The constant wooing lover The Service We Give; The freshest of new goods; The close margin low prices offered; The variety to pick from—«are the features that make success for “THE PEOPLES STORE • I ♦ of Record Newton Antilia M. Brown Wood Price Hankle Owner G. C. A. S. Lillian W. N. J. H. E. C. Prices and Quality Don’t NUMBER ONE •1 4 1 2 3 4 5 fl 7 8 • 19 11 12 13 14 ROLL DISTRICT Addition Central Mac Says M. MURRAY, Mfr. X“”EAfiLE FEATHERS a little crowd in Chicago to raise the price. A dog and pony show drew quite a crowd on Monday night at the Par ker auto camp. The show waa a very good for a small one. Our idea of a foresighced gill is the one who has already mended the hammock for the summer season. fflVarily Vernonia is growing into tht “City Class.*’ A Japanese Noodle house is being established. j We heard of one fellow near Ver nonia who got both a br:de an<j ar auto about a year ago ana now he’* trying to decide which one to keep. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald en -tn tact very inue summer we.*«« Th, woman who Myg men are tertained Mrs. McDonald’s two bro But they are dying of the heat ta tha on-ht marry th# man wfco thers and sisters and tamilica from Newport last week. eaat* says he understands women. Pleas, appeals, prayers or tha taw Mr. Carl Gibson and Miss Mabel couldn’t keep Mr. Kullander boms °« advice to the Vernonia girl Wahburn of Vernonia, were married for the ball game Tuesday wants to improve her complex- in St. Helens Saturday. He bad a good eacuae, however, as »on is to put it to bed before 2 a. m. he was responsible for the safe «Ml .. m . Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Marsh are to the Eastern Star convention for' When you read that a man “lost spending a couple of weeks visiting Mrs. Grundsn, Mrs. Specs, Mrs. Me- control of hte car," it doesn’t mean relatives in Bend, Oregon. that he was back in his payments on Neill and Mrs. Kullander. it. Mr. and Mra. Roland Coates enter Work te progressing rapidly on the, ---------- tained Mr. Coate’a father and new plaining mill. In a few days the When a Vernonia man haa a new mother from Vancouver, B. C., over machinery will be intealled and tha bat he’s glad if it is like the one the week-end. hum of the plainer» heard. j all the other men are wearing, but ---------- . ■ . I you never saw a Vernonia woman Earl Lyle was a Portland visitor Harman Schmidt, who Ima beep who looked at hers that way. Monday. barboring at tha Soden shop, with hte family, loft thia week for hte former This much bat to be said f°r Floc The infant son of Mr. and Mra. A Cook. He conducted the only polar M. Leach, died Friday and wag rome in Iowa, expedition that ever wound up in a buried Sunday in Forest Grove. The Columbia County Rose Show penitentiary. is the name of the flower expoaitton ------- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crawford of that Clatskanie te sponsoring to take A woman writer says that mischief Manning are visiting their daughter place in Clatskanie next week. Var- causes dimples, Yoe, and dimples Mrs. Harry Culbertson this week. lose towns of the county are eending very often cause mischief. “Queens” to the show. Tickets are' Mrs. Oliver Moore and children George Ohler delivered a lead of being old and the profits, or a certain' We’ve policed that the man who and Mrs. Oscar Carlson, sisters of Shingles to Trehamo last week. percent of the profits will go to the wants to commit suicide end means Mrs. Allman and Mrs. Rosa and B American Legion hospital fund. Wo business never shoots himelfs in the W. Jolley are visiting in Vernonia. Little Kenneth Smith had the bed aro informed Many votes are being' foot. misfortune burn hie ------------------- arm several gold in Vernonia. , ----------- to —----------- | Mrs. Allman has returned from a days agi when he fell on a stove. — Portland hospital, where she has been Mr. Langfelt left for California for some time. Sunday morning for a tew The library association wish to take thia means of thanking the public, all those donating to the li brary fund; alee for books donated and to those who so generously gave Mrs. Chaney Bonaftel of their time during “tag day,** making waa vteitiag hat dhu< the occasion so successful. The li Frydendall thia wook. brary te open on Mondays, Wednes This II a free country, but the days and Saturdays from two o'clock Mr. Wood, who haa been employed trouble is most of the gooj seats are until four o'clock. One evening each here on the county engineering work already occupied. week, the date to be announced later haa returned to Portland. We are glad to see the great interest The trouble with the wheat farm being taken and the number of books er« has been that while they raised going out. It is for the public and the wheat, they usually depended on free. Patronise your library. I
