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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1929)
NINE VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1929 ________________________!■____ -L!.1.:'..1 --■- Page, Line and Paragraph silage to dairy cows is to allot* a few weeks ago was able to return a few weeks is back in her home in the interest of keeping the road home Monday. in Vernonia and reported convalesc open. A tree will make a million mat each cow about 3 pounds of silage a day for each 100 pounds of live- ing nicely. Mr. Hall, manager of the meat ches, and a match may destroy a weight. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander million trees. Be sure your match Mrs. Don B. Grable and two sons market in Skaggs Safeway store is out before throwing it away in went to Portland yesterday to visit Forest Grove—Plans completed I Miss Alma Kullander who is in the I of Longview, Wn. are spending a journeyed to Portland Saturday to the woods. for erection of large rabbit house? George Newman was in Portland | hospital with a broken leg. i few weeks visiting at the home of spend the week end with his family. A good rule to follow in feeding in this community. Sunday visiting Alma Kullander. i I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emil Roy of Portland has been transferred to Vernonia as head The club rooms of the American Bergerson of this city. mechanic for the S. P. & S. trans Tony Rogatski from Buxton, shop Legion halls, are now completed ped in Vernonia Friday. A deputy collector of internal ' portation company, Mr. Roy lived the finishing work being done by Noble Dunlap and Carl Henderson. revenue will be at the Hy Van hotel' in Vernonia some 5 ■years ago. Jack Bush drove to Portland Fri February 25-26 to assist taxpayers j S. A. Appleton, Jr. partner in The friends of Mrs. M. D. Cole in preparing their returns. No day, returning the same day. will regret to hear that she is con- charge will be made for this service. Appleton Bros, owners of the Port land Vernonia Truck Lines, was a Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Yeo went to I fined to her bed at home with a Vernonia visitor Friday. Mr. Ap Portland Friday returning Sunday j severe case of tonsilitis. Miss Alma Kullander who broke pleton stated that Vernonia seemed her leg while skiing last week is n’®^' | Lester and William McCormick to be one of the best business towns in Emanual hospital in Portland Tom Crawford went to Portland ¡ from Inman Poulsen camp attended and will be pleased to see any of for its size in Oregon, and talks Wednesday by stage and will return the Masonic meeting in Vernonia her friends who can visit her while with authority. His lines now cover ing Portland to Salem and Portland with a new Ford car for ^delivery. Thursday. in Portland. to Vernonia. Q. A. Young, of Inman Poulsen Mrs. C. S. Hoffman returned camp, north of Keasey attended the For 5 years Dr. Luzader, from Portland Tuesday where she Masonic eyesight specialist, has been Miss Olga Holmstrom meeting in Vernonia had been visiting friends. Thursday. making monthly visits to Vernonia. Surprised on Birthday Carl Burgeson of the Shell Oil i J. Lundeen, head bookkeeper of His next visit will be March 4 and 5, office at Kullander ’ s. Have Mist, Feb. 4.—A pleasant sur- company spent the week end in the Inman Poulsen Lumber com- prise party was given Miss Olga Portland. pany was in Vernonia Thursday, your eyes examined.—adv. Holmstrom Sunday afternoon and attending the Masonic meeting. Leonard Maham, master mechanic evening, the occasion being her Miss Pearl Krause spent the week the S. P. & S. Transportation of- Rube Sesseman who spent 8 end in Portland and at her home birthday. A small crowd of friends weeks recently in an Astoria hos company was a Vernonia visitor met at her home to wish her many in Sherwood. r pital is back in harness again in Saturday, talking over business af returns of the day. -« Mrs. F. J. Hartman injured her his blacksmith shop. fairs with Boyd Lauder, local agent Eric Kroinberg was a Clastkanie foot by stepping on a nail Tues for the Transportation company. visitor Saturday. He called to see Mrs. Jule Lindley who underwent day, but is able to be about again. Geo. Jones who has been critically an operation in Portland a few Jack Walsh, salesman with the ill and reports him improving. Mrs. Herman Veal has been ill weeks ago returned to her home Brunswfck Radio & Phonograph Co. Merl Lane left Sunday for Bux for the past month and is still con- this week. with headquarters at Portland, was ton where he will work in fined to her home. Aunt Sally Spencer slightly in- in Vernonia Friday talking over camp. business matters with K. A. McNeil Mrs, Chas. Sundland drove Mrs. M. D. Cole returned Sun- jured her back when she fell on the of Mac’s Pharmacy. Forest Grove Monday, _ taking _ day from Portland where she had slippery walks Friday afternoon, son Donald up where he is enter but is again seen on the streets. spent a week visiting relatives. The S. P. & S. Transportation ing Pacific university. Don B. Grabble of Longview was company took off their large busses Mrs. E. T. Wallace came home C. W. ’Adair superintendent of and Sunday on account of lrom rtianu last week where she from ro Portland Forest Grove creamery was in Ver a Vernonia visitor over the week Saturday the road conditions, icy end, stopping at the home of Chas. surfs and (has been for the past week having nonia Wednesday. melting snows. Cadilacs have been ' her tonsils removed. Bergerson and family. put in service to handle passengers. I Owing to so much snow and ice Doctor and Mrs. Cole took the Frank Baker who is employed as stage to Portland Sunday and will not many Grangers from here at- S. F. Shaw, general timekeeper tended drive his car back from Portland. porter at the Nehalem hotel suf Pomona at Armstrong fered a few broken ribs from a fall of the East Side Logging company Grange Saturday. Judge W. A. Harris travelled to on the slippery pavement Friday. was a Vernonia visitor Friday. Mr. Homer Inman was a Vernonia St. Helens Friday on business, re Shaw advised that camps of his The roads between Forest Grove company which had been shut down visitor Saturday. turning Saturday evening. The Jolly 20 met with Mrs. and Independence were reported as on account of heavy snows would With an electric waffle iron in your home, Eastman Thursday. The members County Nurse, Miss N. A. Alley, cleared with only 4 inches of snow reopen in about two weeks. all went in a big sled drawn by was a Vernonia visitor Friday and at Independence. it is easy to serve waffles for any meaL Saturday. George Johnson, manager of Ver a pair of horses, and such a jolly Made right on the table, served piping hot— Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander, A. ride. Mrs. Bridgers and Mrs. Yo Mrs. Herman Veal, who has been C. Alexander and Bill Culver drove nonia Service Station, driving a cum were visitors of the Jolly 20 no smoke, no odor. Chrysler, crashed his car into Clay ill for the past month with uremia, to Independence Saturday night, re Dooley’s Chevrolet on Bridge street meeting. turning to this city Sunday. is able to be about again. The Jolly 20 will meet next on Tom Crawford, owner of Craw Tuesday. Johnson’s car suffered Rev. Teddy Leavitt traveled to ford Motor company drove to Port most of the damage, with Dooley’s February 14, Thursday with Mrs. Newberg for a few days on a bus land Friday to bring back two new car getting off with a bent fender. Jesse George. Mrs. Wm. Bridgers and Mrs. Wm. iness trip. Ford cars from the Ford factory at Otto Berg, secretary and treasur Keaton called at the Earnest Yo Portland. er of the Columbia Utilities com cum home Sunday. C. Bruce has returned from southern California, where he has Alma Kullander, who suffered a pany, spent Monday in this city ill. Lois Devine is reported to be been visiting relation at Pasedena. broken leg January 30 was operat going over company details with G. The Keatons dined with the Wm. W. Ford, vice president and general ~ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert ed on Saturday in the Emanual manager. Bridgers folks Sunday. hospital Portland and is reported Raymer, Tuesday, February 5, a Si- Mrs. Merl Lane spent _ ___ Friday Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bleile and with her mother, Mrs. Reynolds. pound boy. Mother and son are re as doing well. family are celebrating Christmas ported doing well. Jack Bush drove to Portland Mrs. Lee Osbourn called on Mrs. this week and have a large tree lit also Mrs. Holce oh Thurs Frank Imoto section foreman at Monday where he will inspect dif every night. During Christmas week Devine, day. Keasey spent Wednesday in Vernon- ferent movietone machines, one of Mr. Bleile was ill and the children Miss Olga Holmstrom was a guest ia shopping, and stocking up with which he will decide on to install were away from home so they post last week every night of the Wm. in the Joy theatre in Vernonia. supplies. poned their treats. Bridgers folks, there being too “See Hoffman About It” Miss Sara McGee who has been much snow to go home from the John Miller had a slight collision Kenneth Perdew who is visiting in the hospital in Portland for the central office nights. in his new Ford sedan with a IT PAYS past week, returned home Tuesday. i his father Natt Perdew, proprietor Mr. Fish, the county cow tester Chevrolet near Wilark Monday Mi with She was accompanied by her sister. of the Old Mill Pool hall, was mar is working in' this vicinity again. little damage done to either car. Mrs. H. ried a few days ago in Vancouver, V. Holcomb. and after spending a few days in He stayed over night with the Peter Felong employed on the Cleve was in Portland thia city will travel to LosAngeles Lewis Carmichael family Saturday. S. P. & S. Railway, with head Tuesday Mellinger There will be choir practice at and Wednesday attending to spend the balance of his honey Vernonia quarters at Tophill shopped in Ver a convention the A. R. 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