Vernonia eagle., January 29, 1926, Image 6

On Inland Highway
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Suitable for all kitchen and table sendee
Four pieces, all different sizes from 5 to 7i/»-in.
Various patterns, painted designs. Selling reg-
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Home News Notes
Judge Reasoner has purchased the
Mountain Heart club met at the
residence of his Bon Ray on Rose Ave home of Irene Spencer last week on
Tuesday.
A. L. Fenner was transacting
business in Portland Tuesday
February, the month of birthday.»
and the short month is upon us
again.
Postmaster Emil Messing was
Portland visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bush are in
Mrs. Wm. Folger was a Portland Corvallis and adjacent country on r.
business trip as well as visiting old I
visitor Tuesday.
friends and acquaintances.
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J. W. Brown made a business trip'
We are very glad to see Mrs. Nona"
to Portland the first of the week.
Imbeck is up after an illness of sev-|
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Mrs Twineham visited in Portland eral days which almost resulted in
pneumonia.
the first of the week.
Recently triplets came to the
home of a family in St. Catherine.
Ont. They named ’em Faith, Hope
and Charity. In the order of tbel.
arrival. Had they been quadruplets,
the fourth probably would have
been christened Calamity.
Larkin & Green, who logged for
many years on the lower Columbia
river, have purchased the Silver Laks
Railway & Lumber company logging
railway, which extends from the log
the large tract of timber, cruising
mere than one billion feet, noith
and northeast of Castle Rock, ac­
quired by the McCormick Lumber
company in its acquisition of the
Pope & Talbot interests. The Mc­
Cormick company has a large staff
of engineers making a topographi­
cal survey of their holdings.
Annie and Bertha are -list over it whose noble head left an imprint on
and Robert McMullen is the new vic­ the ceiling that will tie there fot
tim.
several days.
To all the members of Vernonia
Our school may not be so small Post, and to the ex-service men of
in number as we hear there will be Vernonia, I would like to say, that
a new family on the Elliot place every time you miss a legion meet­
with children of school age.
ing, you miss the best show you ever
Joe Lincoln of Silverton has
witnessed.
A special invitation ia
moved to Vernonia, where he has
David McMullen has again started extended to all ex-service men to
accepted a position with the Ver
the Natal school jitney.
meet with us and join in the fun.
nonia-American laundry as washer.
every Tuesday evening. The enter
Mr. Lincoln is an experienced man
Reed Holding treed a large boo tainment and stunt committees are
in this line. Mrs. Lincoln and child­
cat with ,his dogs on Saturday morn­ wirking overtime in putting over a
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ren will move here as soon as i.
good line of clean, enjoyable enter­
ing near his ranch.
HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED
home can be secured.
tainment for those in attendance.
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We need you, want your assistance
BLUE
BIRDS,
CANARIES,
PRE-
in the biggest and best year that the
You probably need some circular See Dr. Luzader, eyesight specialist SAGE SPRING—
legion has had.
letters, some statements, bills, en at Kullanders Jewelry store, Vernon­
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velopes, cards or supplise if any kind ia on next Monlay and Tuesday, Feb
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Blue birds and wild canaries were
in the prining line.
The Eagle is 1st and 2nd. Please call Mr. Kullan- seen here on January 11, so it may ODD FELLOWS
prepared to do home or business der for appointment and avoid wait- be safely predicted that spring is
HAVE INITIATION
printing of any description.
Let’s ing. Hours 11 a. m. Monday to 1 about to arrive. Pussy willows have
p.
m.
Tuesday.
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talk it over.
Vernonia Lodge No. 246, I. O. O.
been out for some time and jonquils
have pushed their noses several in­ F. held installation recently and the
Judge Fullerton and Judge White
ches above ground.
There has not new officers put into office are: G.
NATAL
arm in arm, visited our office last
been
a
time
during
the
past winter B. Smith, noble grand; R. 3. Downs,
Friday. Both gentlemen commented ♦--------------------------------------------------- ♦ that roses and other flowers i were vice grand; Emil Messing, recording
Mr. and Mrs. Estus and sons not in bloom. Gardens have proc lueed
secretary; C. C. Brown, finance sec­
very favorably on the appearance of
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Vernonia and told us how fast St. were visiting with their daughter' the winter throurgh.—Cottage Grovo retary; R. L. Spencer, treasurer;
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A. P. Bays, warden; P. O. Mellinger,
Helens was growing and what a and sister, Mrs. McMullen on Sunday' Sentinel.
good manufacturing city it was sure
conductor; R. L. Spencer, R. 3. N.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bee and]
to make. •
G. ; O E. Enstrum, L. S. N. G.; A.
AMERICAN LEGION
daughter May and Mr. Malcolm were
L. Walker, R. S. V. G.; Collie Mc­
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Gee, L. S. V. G.; J. C. John, inside
The Vernonia grade school wil' Saturday and Sunday visitors at the
The Oregonian Legionaires have guardian; C. U. Enstrum, outside
play the Rainier grade school here Holding’s home.
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I been challanged.
The challengers guardian; J. W. Rose, R. 3. 3. I.; C.
Friday night at the high school gym
Mrs. Bee and Mrs. Holding and are the Washingtonians. They think W. Shipley. L. S. S.; R. C Stanton,
This is the first game that the
a'
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children called on Mrs. McMullen' I they are mighty. At least they call chaplain. M. L. Gaines was juniol
graders have played in basketball
and the locals are confident that Sunday afternoon for a short time | theirselves such. Commander Folger P. G. for last year.
The lodge will work in the first
they will do the same as the high
The Neurts were calling on a few brought out that information last
school did here last Friday night of their neighbors on Sunday even­ meeting night. The membership ex­ (degree February 2nd.
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ecutive, Commander Carkin deliver­
The game will be called at 7:30
ing. Come again and stay longer.
The Lindsey mill, formerly the
ed a mighty stirring call for mem­
The Old Mill has changed hands.
The Berkenfield Logging company bership teams to begin immediatelv. old ‘Vernonia mill” west of Rose
The spirit of giving was electrified avenue, has been made new with
J. W. Bush, who recently acquired broke their donkey and are laid off
in the boys when asked to donate machinery, a new boiler and. other
the property and business from Lyle until repairs are made.
for a hospital for dumb animals. big improvements. We are informed
Bros., has sold tho place with build-1
We
were all proud of Comrade Kul- that all the work is about completed
John
McMullen
sold
some
wood
to
ing to Coyle Bros., Walter and Rayj
Coyle, who take possession immed­ the garage men at Mist. John and lander. He arose as a noble giver. and that by the middle of the month
iately. This is a good location, good Dave McMullen have been quite busy Comrade Schwab’s heart went out in they will be ready to begin sawing.
building and a business that will be hauling out their wood they have sympathy. He sat for a moment About thirty men will be employed,
pondering and then exclaiming “I a big help to the city’s activity.
sawed for Bill Bridgess.
good for all time.
got it! I got it!” he stood for the
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The K. P. lodge in Vernonia is
Comrade
We are glad the Smith family have cause of dumb animals.
We are glad to hear that Mr. A.
B. Counts of Vernonia has been moved back. Natal is a pretty good Carkin arose amid a spray of cigar quite active, taking in new mem­
successful in two valuable patents place to live after all isn’t it Mr. ashes and smoke. He too, “got it.” bers in some of the degrees every
Their two boys Comrade McGraw was not beaten. meeting night. An occasional lunch
he has entered in the U. S. Patent and Mrs. Smith?
Office.
One, a land pulverizer to started school here on Thursday of So electirified was he with action he and program helps to make the
signified hia authority to be a mem­ meeting nights enjoyable.
attach on Fordsons that does way last week.
ber
of the distinguished Fyling Apes
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with disc or harrow, and gives the
Tom Bateman was in Portland the
There are a few children out of And last, but not least, to show bis
user about three days work in one
The other successful patent is a school os account of the pink eye. enthusiasm was Comrade George Ogg first of the week.
saw gauge and set.
KEl-MAWET MINE
OFFICIALS PAY VISIT
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Jewelry and watch repairing.
They are planting sweet-peas and None too
complicated,
Estimates
the
lawnB.
cleaning up
cheerfully furnished at Kullanders
Kel-Mar-Pet mine men are highly
elated this week over the showings
Police court has been kept busy Jewelry store.—adv.
being made at headquarters in Gold
this week.
Harley Prickett and Mr. Stevens Hill, sotuhem Oregon. The company
Soon be time to pen up the chick­ of Forest Grove, were pleasant cal­ is composed of Vernonia men and
ens.
I lers Tuesday, Mr. Prickett is the un­ late strikes together with former
dertaker at the Grove, but calling on discoveries are proving it to be prob­
ably the best new mine in the whole
A half dozen new homes are now' us is no sign that we are dead.
country today. They have done more
under construction in Vernonia.
Several of the W. B. A. ladies development work on less capital)
Bracelet watches from $15 to $00 have been calling on their sister, than ever known in mining circles,
Mrs. S< jtt during her illness, also owing to the splendid and easy loca­
at Kullanders Jewelry storoe.
Mrs. Imbeck and cheering them with tion of the property and owing to!
the fact that each and every man |
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We hear of the illness of Mrs. gifts of love.
was equally interested in the outcome
Imbeck.
She has been confined to
Mrs. Maude Scott has been very
It is estimated that they have
her home for several days.
ill for the past two weeks, but at the about $6,000,000 in ore on the dump >
L. R. Gilchrest was a business present writing is improving although and blocked out.
After hiting the last vein the mine
visitor to Portland the first of the she is still confined to her bed. We
hope to see her up soon.
portal has been provided with huge J
week.
doors and at present no visitors are
As we go to press this Thursday! being admitted without special per
Judge Reasoner and Ray Reasoner
were transacting business in Hills night, the W. C T. U. State Presi-j mit
dent is here and the local chapter
boro Tuesday.
W. Martineau, vice president, was
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I are having a banquet and speaking
for their members and their hus­ up from the works the first of the
Leonard Malmsten is improving bands at the Evangelical church week. Mr. Martineau was visiting old
nicely after his serious accident a auditorium.
friends and talking mine.
A W. I
few weeks ago.
Petersen,
president, accompanied
! The Vernonia Light & Power Co., him and came to get his family. The
January is ending as another which has heretofore been located
month with five weeks, Five Satur­ in the M. Ellis building on Third Petersens have taken a home at Gold
days, five pay days, and also five street will move Friday (today) to Hill.
The company is releasing just
Eagles published in January’.
their new office in the City Hall.
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enough stock to put in a mill to
At this writing, Bob Repass is re-j
handle the ore and fully expect to
The Mountain Heart club will realize big dividends in a very short
ported considerable better from las
recent severe illness with pneumtnia serve a hot dinner Feb. 5th at the time.
former place of Brown & Brown,
Ray Reasoner and family, who are
Walter Repass is finishing a vice Everybody come and get a hot din- interested in the mine, Mr. Reasoner
Proceeds to go toward enter­ being a member of the board, will
large bungalow east of the high ner.
taining district convention.
school.
move to Gold Hill next week. Mr.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Reasoner, like the rest, says he
Mrs Rogers has returned from an
Wm.
Johnston will be glad to know knows a thing when he sees it and
extended visit with her son .it
he has surely seen this.
that
they
are home again and that
Condon.
Vernonia citizens are congratula­
Mr. Johnston has fully recovered
ting the members of the company
Mr. Al RepMHS went to Spokane) from an attack of typhoid fever. He and wish them all success in their
the first of the week to be with her; has been in the hospital at St. Hel­ new apparent wealth. Their big tun­
ens for three weeks.
mother who is qqite sick.
nel is about half completed.
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C.
W.
Shipley,
the
barber,
has
had
The big Odd Fellows dance tales
LOGGER'S PELVIS FRACTURED
a
difficult
time
for
a
week
with
a
place in Vernonia on Wednesday.!
sore leg.
From a small scratch,
February 16.
Halmaraoo Yarson, 47, an employe
blood poison set in,and only the fact of the Blue Lake Logging company,
that
quick
action
was
given
it,
saved
Guy Mills was transacting business
Vernonia, was taken to the Good
in the metropolis the latter part of him a long siege of being laid up. He Samaritan hospital last Thursday
is able to attend to business again. following an accident at Vernonia i
last week.
He suffered a fractured pelvis when
Mrs. Carl lledman and daughter1 The Rebekah district convention a log rolled on him —Oregonian.
latter*
held in Vernonia February
were Portland visitors the Utter,
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24th. Myrta R. James, president of
part of last week.
LOGGING FIRM BUYS
the ifebekah assembly of Oregon will
SILVER LAKE ROAD
Diamond rings only the best quali­ be here at that time. All Rebekah
ty prices guaranteed at KullandtS’ welcme. and be sure and meet us at
Kelso. Jan., 25.—Reports are that
the convention.
Jewelry store.
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When you go shopping you naturally go to
the store that offers quality merchandise
The right styles at the right prices.
Miller’s stores are recognized as leaders in
every community they have opened up and
as time goes on another link is added to the
chain.
There is a reason for the success and growth
Miller’s stores have made since entering the
mercantile field.
Men are trained to fill the different posi­
tions in the organization. With eight stores
operating under one head, gives a buying
power that commands the lowest prices for
the best merchandise obtainable. Our buy­
ers are now visiting St. Louis, Chicago and
New York, combining the markets for
Spring merchandise. Already some spring
goods are coming in and you will be sur­
prised when you see the styles and colorings
displayed in the new spring wash goods.
Millinery, Dresses and Coats.
Watch our show windows for the new styles
as thev come in,
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