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PITTSBURG, July 23,—(Special
Correspondent.)—N. D. Peterson of
Natal went to Portland Thursday on
the stage and returend Saturday.
Erma Brady of Vernonia spent
Saturday and Sunday with Myrtle
Mowe.
Mrs. Mollie Wright of Mist was a
passenger on Wednesday stage for
Portland, where she spent a few
days with her daughter.
Helen Hill of Portland, spent the
week-end with her father, P. H. Hlil
W. C. Lindsay, R. O. Lindsay,
Myrtle and Cecelia Pye of Portland
spent Saturday adn Sunday at R.
S. Lindsays.
Teddy Erickson was calling on
friends in this vicinity Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pearsun and
son John of Portland took dinner at
Lindsays Sunday.
Clarence Lindsay of the Vernonia
saw mill, was seen in this vicinity
Sunday, riding with one of our
young ladies.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mowe and
family attended a birthday party in
Vernonia last Saturday evening at
Mr. Brady’s in honor of their little
daughter Norma’s fifth birthday.1
They report a fine time and lota of
good eats.
Cecil Lane of Mist spent Satur-'
day evening with friends in Pitts-
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burg.
A. D. Hall, son Leonard and
daughter Cleo of Pittsburg, spent
a few days at the beach last week
P. H. Hill is talking of getting a
trailer to carry the mail in, so he|
will have more room for lady passen
gers.
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N. D. Peterson and daughter, Mrs.
Noble Dunlap of Natal were Vernon-’
ia shopptrs last Thursday.
The Nehalem Timber & Logging
company’s eamps are still closed1
down, on account of the fire season.
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NATAL, July 23—(Special Cor
respondent.)— Mrs. Holding and
children returned to their home last
week after a months absence.
Mr. and Mrs. EBtus and Bon
called on Mrs. David McMullen Sun
day.
Annie McMullen is spending a
few days with her grandmother in
Vernonia this week.
Mrs. David McMullen and child
ren spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ed
McMullen. They all enjoyed a birth
day dinner it being M tb . E. McMul
len’s birthday .
Richard Peterson is working at
the harvest fields.
Mrs. J. B. West from Gresham
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hold
ing for a while.
Ed McMullen was home for a
short time Thursday night.
Annie McMullen spent a few days
with Mary Backman lr.st week.
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TIMBER—(Special Correspondent
Mrs. Edith Becker from Seattle,
Mrs. A. F. Ornduff’s neice, spent
a few days visit with her for a short
while.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ornduff and
family spent a week at Newport and
South Beach visiting relatives and
reported a wonderful trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rainwater
baby boy was seriously hurt while
Th* young
playing in the barn,
»an fell about 16 feet.
Mrs. Hubar and Mrs. Stailey are
visiting at the Martin Rainwater
home.
Mrs. Dan Rainwater’s brother
and wife of Forest Grove are spend
ing a few days on the Nehalem and
visiting friends.
Jess Omduff and Claud Miller
shipped two ears of spars las’ week
Eila McKinster drove out to
spend the week-end with . parents
and daughter in a brand new Stude
baker six.
We hear there are some new neign-
bors in our neighborhood, who
bought the old Turk place, Mr. and
Mrs. Dickerson.
Mr. Bergerson is sure making
wonderful roads up this way.
The steam shovel is grading the
Timber hill down. Thia means r.ore
good roads up this way.
Jess Omduff is working again
for the Sunset camp, setting chockers
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miller and
Mrs. A. F. Ornduff motored to Ber-
kenfeld to spend the day with Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Nelson.
The Sunset camp had a small fire
but at thia writing is pretty well
under control.
Miss Emarld John is going o teach
the Ornduff school this term.
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CARNIVAL
For benefit of the city park and
city library fund, under auspices of
the Pythian Sisters of Vernonia.
Promised is a riot of fun every min
ute with music, stunts, side shows,
a real Gypsy queen, amusements,
eaes, fish pond, rogues gallery, etc.
Door prises worth while will be
given. Remember this big event for
Tuesday night August 3 at 7 p.
m. Remember.
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—Radio batteries re-charged, A or
B., 75c. Fenner
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This Thursday morning, fire is
spreading near Keasey, a few miles
northwest of Vernonia. Ashes are
falling over Vernonia and fire going
todard logging camps. The big bam
at the old Boeck farm burned during
the night. It is hoped that the large
bunch of fighters can get the fire
under control today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman and
children are on a week’B vacation
in Marshfield and other parts of
southwestern Oregon.
Mrs. Sarah C. North of Corval
lis and her son Alfred M. North of
Riverside, California, with his yonng
son, are visiting relatives and old
time friends up river this week.
The Pleasant Hill dairy, operated
by Weaver Clark and son, is featur
ing their Jersey milk,delivered any
place in Vernonia.
Any one and
everyone is invited to inspect this
sanitary dairy a short distance from
town.
The Pleasant Hill dairy is
asking a share of your milk busi
ness and guarantees their product.
W. O. Galloway was out from
Portland Tuesday.
Dance at Coyle hall this Satur
day night—come dressed as a farm-
er and get a prize.
Be sure to go to the ball game
here Sunday. Ryderwood, the cham-
pions, are coming over, It will be
exciting and Vernonia will come
out at the top.
“The Vanishing American,” a
Zane Gray story, and one of the
biggest pictures ever produced, will
be shown at the Coyle hall this Fri
day night. Tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fenner were
Astoria visitors over Sunday.
Alvin Olsen was operated on at
the Good Samaritan hospital last
week for a very serious operation
for kidney trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rogus are
spending a couple of weeks at the
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hixon spent
a couple of days in Portland at the
home of hia sister, har nephew being
very ill. ,
George Gamer was in Portland
Sunday ;
A large crowd attended the ball
game at Clatakanie Sunday,
Mr.
Hixon taking them over in his big
new stage.
Eighteen fire fighters were taken
to Timbre Monday morning.
Hudson, the manager of the ball
team spent Monday in Portland
Mr. E. W. Holtham has purchased
a home on Corey hill.
Miss Thelma Olsen and Miss
Helen Heiber are spending their
vacation in Seattle visiting relatives
The Eastern Star auxiliary had a'
TH’ aninvakln
very
enjoyable ninnin
picnic at Sheeley’s
itf/ Like an
“expensive
trip to one of the
famous healtl
springs-*’
Chas. D. White has purchased a
fore the picture "The Vanishing
grove last Wednesday.
meat market at Gold Hill and the
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander and American.
I wish to thank the Vernonia fire White family will move to south
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McNeill spent
department and the O.-A. fire ern Oregon about August 1st.. Ver
Sunday in Portland.
Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Folger and fighters for their good work in keep nonia people dislike to see them go.
Billy spent a couple of days at ing my store from burning during Mr. White, by nature, is a booster
,the Verne apartment fire also do I for his home town, and he possesses
Gearhart last week.
qualities of a leader. May suc
Mr. Moyer of Skaggs store has thank the neighbors for their work those
and kindness.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, cess be theirs In their new home.
been transferred to a Portland Home Grocery.
Tell us a news item. Hand it in,
store.
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F. J. Brewer spent Sunday in
Portland.
The big game is next Sunday.
Vernonia and Ryderwood.
Ryder
.. KIDDIES
wood is leading the lower Columbia
league and Vernonia is second.
Should we win, the world is ours.
We are still specializing in
This is the greatest game of the
year so don’t miss it.
"Mac” will
have his band to play for the game
Milk Shakes and Home-made
so come out and enjoy yourself. You
are going to see the hardest fought
ball game ever played and heat one,
Ice Cream.
of the beat bands in the country. •
When Mae steps out, and of course!
you will see Ryderwood get a first <
class cleaning.
CANDY KITCHEN
George Ogg rides in a new Pon-1
tiac car.
Ray Coyle has taken over the
management of the Hy Van hotel.
The Rebecca club will entertain
the Odd Fellows and their families
with a picnic at Sheeley’s grove on
Thursday, August 5. Supper served
at 6 o’clock. Bring your basket.
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Browning
motored to Portland on Monday.
Mrs. Velma Pratt shopped in
Portland Monday.
Mrse. J. E. Cropper of Vernonia
is spending the week in Longview
with her daughter, Mrs. Hayes.
Miss Nellie DeVore of Portland
is the house guest of Mrs. Frank
6-lbs. Standard $5.00 value for
Browning for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Donihue were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Repass over the week end.
Mrs. C. Anderson has returned
from a visit to Kansas City. She
was accompanied home by her
mother and sister who will remain
for a visit in Vernonia.
Mrs. Walter Garner is ill at her
home, No. 56 O. A. hill.
A real bargain. Guaranteed service
Mrs. W. A. Stephenson and daugh
ter> ciaribel, of Roseburg are guests
at the home of Mra. stephenBor.'s
No use to p&y more
mothr, Mrs. L. H. Cates.
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Anyway Vernonia hasn’t
Bing Kung-Bow Leongs or
Hop Sings.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Con-
dit, last Friday, a baby girl. Mrs.
Condit is quite ill with pneumonia
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as reported at this writing.
Mac’s band will play at Coyles
hall this Friday night. A concert be-
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Our Policy of “Good Goods at
Right Prices” is being appreciated by
our patrons in|the Grocery Department as well as
in other parts of our store. |The items listed below
are a few of the many articles found in our com
plete stock of staple and fancy groceries that
should attract the careful shopper
GUARANTEED
Best Eggs, doz .............
30c
MILLERS BEST
Creamery Butter
THE GORDON FURNITURE STORE, DOWN WEST OF THE BANK NOW
HAS IN STOCK THAT FAMOUS
ST. CLAIR RANOE
FANCY LEMONS
dozen .....................
30c
SUNK1ST ORANGES
10c
JAR RUBBERS
25c
CORN
dozen, 55c and
No better ranges or stoves to be had—come in and see ’em.
We want you to see our new overstuffed Davenport and get the price we are
now making on it. All new.
Porch Chairs, New Bed Steads, Dining tables, Springs, large and complete of
brand new Congoleum just arrived
REMEMBER WE BUY ANYTHING IN USED FURNITURE.
FURNITURE
TOMATOES
No. 3 can, 2 for
3 dozen for ...
25
No. 2 can, 2 for
Fresh Local Garden Products
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Milk ..........................
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