VERNONIA EAGLE Thursday, March 15, 1928 A local tryout for the district' in progress under the direction of which will be held in the new Ma- winner. She was able to add four sonic temple Saturday afternoon, numbers of three fractions each in spelling contest will be held next Dr. George Pasto. Monday. The three guardians, Miss Hazel 120 seconds, Mrs. A. J. Hughes is going to uraimsten, Miss Bessie McDonald, Mi»» B. Anderson'» room (5th) Eugene on Friday to bring home and Miss Ruth Hickman, will accoin-| The following will take part In Camp Fire Program ; the progrum at the P.-T. A. meet- her daughter Amy, who is attend- pany the girls. BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER The Eastern Star Social club ing Friday: Dorothy Wolffe, Sarah Given By Students ing the University of Oregon. She If parente mill have their children memo­ Agl^For 5 years Luzader, will be home about 10 days for plans to give a series of benefit McGee, Raymond Aurelio, Thaddeus A Camp. Fire program, sponsored rile a Bible eelection each ureek. It wlU pitta Dridge parties, the first to be held Lang, Roberta Williams, Lorraine eyesight specialist, has been the spring vacation. by Prof. J. B. Wilkerson, was given a pricclue heritage to toux to of lee yeare. at the home of Mrs. E. A. Oreen Space, , Nona Hankel, Marguerite making monthly visits to Vernonia. The Parent-Teacher association I Laird, June Mitchener, Dons An- by the high school students, with 23. • TODAY:—Seek ye . the His next will be April 2 and 3, will meet in the Washington school April following participating: Fran-’. SEEK , .... Mrs. E. Biddle received 300 __ derson, Elizabeth Old, Rhoda Bell, the ces Lappe, Betty Culver. Thelma Lord while He may be found, call office at Kullander’s. Have your on Friday afternoon at 3:30. Miss White Leghorn chicks last week. (dames Rainey. Spencer, LaVelle Gosa, Helen Hie- ye upon Him while He is near.— eyes examined.—adv. Beatrice Anderson’s room will Mrs. W. Lanway and Miss Hanley ber, Miss F. Perce. Isaiah 55:6. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman ent a puppet show. The Camp Fire girls presented a in Portland were business visitors PRAYER:—O God. Thou art full St. Helens, Oregon, March 10, pantomime. Mrs. William McGee of Rose­ Tuesday of last week. went to Portland on Tuesday. paiiiumime. Miner numvvrs were , . . ,, , , _ . Other numbers were ' 1928. given by Catherine Hoffmnn, Isa- of goodness .truth and love, and guest of burg, who has been the A. C. Alexander and E. E. Yeo SEALED PROPOSAI.S, addressed • - - - — Thou hast assured us that if we Mr. White is building a home in and Ethel Tousley. her niece Mrs. J. D. Reese for the to the County Court of Columbia bell The Currie spent Sunday in Portland. concluding number was a seek Thee we shall find Thee. Riverview. County, Oregon, at St. Helens, Ore­ past two weeks, returned to her Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clem spent W. Ervin has sold his house and gon, and endorsed “Proposal for play in French, given by the second What promise is given to those home on Sunday. Sunday in Hilsboro. Doing the Following Work ir. Col­ year French class. his remaining who trust in God? will build another on Ted Lincoln, a brother of J. C. umbia County, to-wit: A bridge —Psalm 37:3, 4, 5. Mrs. J. R. Laramore is sick with Lincoln is an oiler on the ship, property in the near future. . over Beaver Slough about one mile Summer Cameron and Ia”' y from Clatskanie on the Margruder Install Order of Rain- erysipelas. West Cadron, which rammed a bow For Girls Be Sure You’ve Got the Good» Mrs. Mabel Nichol spent the Chinese ship in oriental waters last moved to Portland last week, where Road. This structure will consist From page ] A lion met a tiger, as they drank | of one 50 ft. draw span and 120 they will reside. week end in Milwaukie. week. ciples they feel that it brings to I beside a pool. lin. «ft. of pile trestle. severe Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wolffe Dan May contracted a Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander A bridge over Westport Slough the young womanhood of Vernonia 8^"^ ___ ___ tiger, _____ “Tell me why you’re went to Portland on Friday. and Miss Alma Kullander spent case of blood poisoning last week about two miles from Clatskanie Mr. and Mrs. Claude Knapp I Sunday in Independence, the oc- from a rusty cable he had been on the La Jesse Road. This struc­ a moral obligation of uplift which roaring like a fool.” were Portland visitors Saturday. ture will consist of qne 50 ft. draw will be of undoubted benefit and . “That’s not foolish, said the lion | casion being the birthday anniver­ working with. should -------- meet with success i with a twinkle in his eyes, ft. — of pile trestle. ------- Emmett Biddle was injured at span and 208 lin. *- ---- deserved ---------- ----------- Mrs. Jay Burtraw and son Harry sary of their father, E. Kullander. ». in be ue T, received uy ouiu cuuiuj in the uie community. luemoersmp is the mill Tuesday of last week by X Vin ec « i Y® d , by “ id County Membership is , «Thev .’all me kino of beast« ho were in Potrland Friday. I All of his children were home for 1 a 1 timber falling across his back. The Parent-Teacher association the event. will meet in the Washington school The Willing Workers met net at the ins a, tbat time win be pub|idy opined ™Ommtndtd bv A rabbit heard tbem ta,kinE aad On Saturday evening a number mem- Friday afternoon at 3:30. and read. 'va0 are recommende Ore., and the Clatskanie; Por *be Preser>t they will hold their | will Archbishop be at St. Helens Sunday, 10:30 after a two months absence in home of Hazel Ross and this Tues­ Teaches 7:1-13. Chief Clatskanie, Oregon, the ~ Coun-1 ' meetings in the Grange hall. The Sincerity, ” Mark 'm-io. -- — — ----- — — southern California. 223 present last Sunday. Commun-ty Roadmasters office in St. Hel- meeting was marked by the at- a.m at the Catholic church. There Weaver Condit went to Portland day at the home of Susan Murray. ion and morning sermon 11. Int. ens, Oregon, and may be examined I tendance -— j ----------- — • "■ of a - ------------- record ----------- crowd, St will be no services at the Catholic This week the girls made their arm and Junior C. E. 6:30 p.m., “What in the office of the County Clerk. Helens and Portland sending partic­ church in Vernonia this Sunday, Saturday to visit his wife and but services will be held March 25. bidder Are the Real Values of Church1 Each V1JJ “ shall deposit, J----- !i with young son, who are in the hos­ bands. his bid. a certified check for an ularly large delegations to partici­ Membership? ” Evangelistic service Mrs. Bell entertained with two pital. Farm Reminders 7:30, splendid music, orchestra, in­ amount of at least five (5) per pate. Tribute was ’paid the grand The first new Ford through tile tables of bridge on Friday after­ spirational congregational singing cent of his bid, payable to the j worthy advisor of Oregon, Mar­ The best results are obtained noon and again on Saturday. Mrs. County Clerk, which shall be for­ guerite Willemin, and also the from the use of land plaster when local agency was delivered to Wm. and a sound gospel sermon. Bible study and choir Wednes­ feited to the County in case the grand worthy advisor of Montana, it is applied early in the spring. Haden Wednesday by the Craw­ C. L. Anderson and Mrs. H. B. Church were the winners. A dainty days 7:15. Church night Saturday award is made to him, and he shall ford Motor company. fail or refuse, for a period who were present. Both gave inter- The recommended rate of applica- luncheon of chicken salad and night, March 17 at 7:30. Every neglect, C. A. Berg, who has been suffer­ tion is 60 to 100 pounds on legume member of the church is requested of five days after such award is j esting talks. french pastry was by the served ing with inflamation of the ears to be present and friends are in- made, to enter into a contract and' Refreshments were served by the crops. The application may be file the required bond. vited. Be sure and be there. and had both his ear drums opened, hostess. ladies of the Eastern Star Chapter. | doubled where the legume, especlal- The right is reserved to reject grade school O. A. Anderson, Teddy W. Leavitt, Minister. is recovering nicely. j ly alfalfa in irrigated sections, Is ---------- any nnd and all bids. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Knauss went superintendent was forced to re- John Philip, County Judge. Hood River LINCOLN SCHOOL 15.000-case crop known to respond to sulfur ferti­ Samaritan hos- turn to the Good n. M-Tl, to Portland on Monday and attend­ T. " ---- Commissioner. Mr». Wilkerson’s Room 1st grado) j of asparagus is predicted this year, lizer. ed the last concert of the season | pital on Wednesday of last week, J. N. Miller, Commissioner. The children have covered the j Newport — State and federal of­ J. W. Barney. Roadmaster. given by the Portland Symphony but is reported to be improving sand table with moss and wild flow­ ficials allow $163,000 for 7VJ miles: Eugene — Work begins on new J. W. Hunt, County Clerk. rapidly. Mrs. Anderson and two ers and they also have a frog which orchestra. of Roosevelt highway, South Beach ' cut-off, McKenzie River bridge to was brought by Glenn Robinson. the week end with children spent August F. Stankey and C. J. News of the High School Mrs. Wilkerson had a birthday to Beaver Creek. Coburg. Kolden have opened a wood work- his sister Miss Emily Anderson of cake drawn on the board with seven Miss Hickman’s Caesar class is ing shop in St. Helens, Mr. Stankey Portland. candles on it in honor of George soon going to translate Caesar’s description of the building of 1 is On Monday evening Mrs. A. J. Fielding’s birthday. formerely had a wood working est- Hughes entertained at a St. Pat- Miss Laramore’» Room (2nd grade) famous bridge. It is said to be the ablishment in Vernonia. The following had 100 in spell- hardest part in “Caesar’s Commen- i The American Legion will give 1 rick’s bridge dinner. The table was ing last week: Juanita Sturgil, Law- taries.” a vaudeville show in the legion prettily decorated in St. Patrick’s rence Bennett, Leila Nelson and Practice is being done on the junior play, and many are looking hall on April 14. Rehearsals are I day colors and appropriate games A 'veda Littleton. were played. Judd Greenman was Miss Krause’s Room (3rd Grade) forward to the time when it will The following had 100 in spell- be presented. winner of the high score for the ing: Mildred Garner, Harold Cason, The two sophomore English class­ bridge. A pleasant evening was Sucan Murray. Irene hompson. es have just finished George Eliot’s spent by the twelve guests. Dorothy Dalton formerly of Port­ “Silas Marner.” A Many students are now trying out On Wednesday, March 7, the W. land is a new pupil. Miss Eaton ’ s Room (4th and Sth) for track. M. S. of the Evangelical church I The following had 100 in spelling M held an all day meeting which all last week: Hattie Pendleton. Gar­ opened at 10 a.m. The morning land Monger. Mary Brunton, Alice was spent in quilting. At noon a Bennett, Clifton Blair, Helen Ruth Whether you are planning your spring JOS. SCOTT pot ludk dinner was served, follow­ Burke, Montora Corey. Frederick Roediger, Louise Willson, Sylvia ed by a social hour. The regular Sessman. planting for field or garden, of grains, Betty Lee, Helen Hol­ business meeting opened at 2 p.m. gate. Billie Heath. “The Insurance Man” in the country with vegetables or flowers, you will only need The following in Miss Krause’s The vice-president, Mrs. F. Malm- Dail Knighten’s Oregonian» room received their Palmer Method to worry about the selection as the grade sten presided in the absence of Of Portland C: Delpha Killian, Harold 985 Bridge St. Ph. M. 563 the president, Mrs. S, Malmsten is award AT TIMBER is the very best, when you buy Lilly’s Cason, Marjorie Royer, Lyle Walk­ just recovering from an operation. er, Paul Adams, Susan Murray. i SATURDAY, MARCH 17. Seeds. Harry Culbertson is laying a Insurance, Loans & Real Come once and you’ll come again sidewalk in front of his house on WASHINGTON SCHOOL Weed avenue. Ma ■ h is the Holland month and Estate. Surety Bonds Mr. Decker, principal of the John Mrs. Ray has some interesting Dutch FLOWER, GARDEN, GRASS, VEGE­ Gumm school in St. Helens, was in relics and decorations. Rentals I town on business Friday. The following in Mrs. Rogers’ TABLE SEED GRAINS, FARM SEED Miss Ruth Holaday spent the room second grade had 100 in week end with her sister. Mrs. M. spelling last week: Herman Green­ NOTARY PUBLIC D. Cole. er, Marjorie Bronkey, Amelia Mau­ Mrs. Rex Horsman and Mrs. w. er, Earl Jones, Lois McDonald. Pugh of Camp McGregor were in Beatrice and Louise Craford, who . town for a few days last wees and had pneumonia for some time, are “We pay for Ashes and Sell ' Dirt Cheap” stayed at the McDonald hotel. able to be back in school again. Judge D. B. Reasoner left Fri­ Miss Kizer (second grade) gave day to spend a few days with his a test in number work to ner ■ son Ray and family of Grants class Friday. Doris Nixon was the ■ Pa'ss. He returned Tuesday. Nehalem Chapter O. E. S. sent PULP WOOD purchased—If a beautiful pot of tulips to O. A. wish to sell white fir or Anderson, who is ill in a Portland lock pulp wood, write D. A. hospital. The school teachers also .sent him a remembrance. nedy, Hotel Carlton, Portland, The Eastern Star Social club gon. held their regular meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. A. L. Kulian- FOR SALE—Two-room house and der. Mrs. Glenn Robinson was the bath. Also two lots 50x100 on assisting hostess. Ray McKillip, who is an officer State street near high school. If interested write Mrs. I. E. Knowles, on the steamship West Nomentum which docked in Portland last week Box 204 Vernonia. 322* ■ from the Philippine Islands, is vis- There will Be i iting friends in Vernonia. Vernonia district spelling WANT TO BUY HORSE—1600 . „ contest _____ OLD - TIME SONGS, RECITATIONS AND pounds, good steady work horse. W‘>1 be held next Friday, March 23. r j i A«il Ail school nistriors districts who am are in rniu this S. Kauppi, call at Vernonia Trad­ district and who have contestants SPELLING ing Co. 322 should notify Mrs. O. A. Anderson, A pic <—c:r? after the entertainment ---- | the district chairman, as soon as A BARGAIN—20 acre farm for possible. Miss Helen Cowgill, assistant state Admiss’on for adults, 25c, children 10c sale 414 miles from Vernonia. leader, will be at the Wash­ 10 acres in cultivation balance in I club ington school Friday afternoon, and For Tickets--------- See Miller Mercantile Company timber. Barn and small house. $800. she will have a sewing display. The Terms. Phone 11F53. 314* two sewing clubs of Vernonia will have their work on exhibit. The par­ HATCHING EGGS from pure bred ents are invited to be present. The Washington grade school pu­ R. I. Reds, 15 eggs $1.00. F. R. pils, under the direction of Mr*. Godwin. 303* Mabel Nichol, will present an < p- eretta, “Lady Bug, Lady Bug," in PURE BRED Jersey Black Giants the Evangelical church hall March setting eggs for sale. $1 per set­ 30.On display in Miller’s window LONG DISTANCE phone this week are three portfolios. One ting. “Lode” McDonald, LOCAL AND TELEÛPAPH 294* j is from Saumur, France; one rrom 12F5151. Frieberg, Germany, and one is pre­ by the Vernonia schools. They BABY CHICKS, White Leghorn. pared are sent out through the Junior Red from our Guaranteed to live, Cross to the various countries large type, heavy production hens. Friday afternoon the three Camp Price $15 per hundred, $140 per Fire groups will go to Portland to thousand. Also Red chicks. Write attend_ a birthday council rrre, The telephone will prove to be your most valuable for illustrated catalog. Fred F. and most economical assistant in the office, work­ Hughes & Son, Hillsboro, Oregon. j Hear ’em AND DANCE CLASSIC ADVERTISING Vernonia Trading Co. Friday, March 16 Year 2410* MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—One three room fur­ nished house, block from Bridge street. E. S. Cleveland Phone 323. ; DR. W. H. HURLEY | I Dentistry - and X-Ray ’ | I Evenings by appointment. Office | over Brown Furniture Company.! Vernonia, Oregon ] shop, home or while traveling. Oregon Telephone Co