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VERNONIA,
VOLUME 7
OREGON, THURSDAY,
litigi c
JUNE 27, 1929
Aunt Sally Spencer
Grangers Will Picnic
Eastbound
Honored At W. R. C.
At Natal July Fourth Chamber To
State Convention
The Pomona annual lecture
Meet
Here
Train Will conference
with a picnic in con­
Sarah A. Spencer, prominent
nection will be held at Natal
member of the local W. R. C.
on the morning of July
In the Fall was
Be Changed Grove,
highly honored during the
4.
state convention of the W. R.
No. 62 Will Leave Kea
sey 10:45 a.m.
Here 40 Minutes
4.
Lectures and talks by prom­
inent grangers will be given in
the morning, and at noon a bas­
ket lunch will be held. During
the afternoon games, horseshoe
pitching, and other social activ­
ities will be held.
It is expected that nearly ev­
ery grange of the county will
be represented.
Over 300 Members May
Attend Big Meet
Vernonia Favored
Portland Folks Are
Married Here Sunday
A young lady whom the Rev.
W. Plumer has known all
her life. Miss Opal Hayman,
came to the Evangelical parson­
age at noon Sunday, June 23,
and was married by Rev. Plumer
to Joseph Evanson. Mr. and Mrs.
Evanson are from Wichita, Port­
land and will make their home
there in the future.
C. at Newberg by being elected
an Alternate to the National
convention of the W. R. C. at
Portland, Maine, this coming
September. Two delegates and
one alternate will represent
:
Ore-
gon at the National convention.
Bell Goodnight Injured
Sunday at Birkenfeid
Public invited To
Inspect The Vernonia
Golf Course Friday
In Natural Location At
Sheeley’« Old Grove
To Open Saturday
Bell Goodnight a former resi­
dent of this city, now employed
Local
Legion
Post
New
Road»
Of
Interest
To
Thi»
by the Birkenfeid Logging com­ 25 or 30 Summer Homes Will
..Railroad Official» Accede To
City; Main Topic In Meet
pany, and living at Birkenfeid,
Request To Hold Train
To Nominate Officers
Be Built on the 40 Acres
Lawn
mowers
humming,
sun
At Astoria Last Week
was injured last Sunday, while
In Vernonia
During Next Year
shining, fairways in excellent
Next Tuesday, July 2
running the donkey engine. His
shape, a pretty sight along the
left arm was severly cut and
The regular meeting of Ver­
At a well attended Chamber Inland highway, three miles from
A. J. Davidson, general man-
Construction crews are busy
bruised when a friction lever
Vernonia golf
ager of the S. P. & S. Ry, an- nonia post of the American Le­ of Commerce meeting and lun- this city, the
struck him.
at Sheeley’s old grove these days,
course
is
waiting
to
greet
vis
­
gion
was
adjoined
last
Tuesday
at
the
cheon
last
Thursday
a
few
days
ago
that
ef-
nounced
Mr. Goodnight was rushed to building a 40x80 hall which will
next —
Tuesday, Horseshoe cafe, president Wolff itors tomorrow on the opening
fective within the
next two evening until
this city for medical attention. be used as a dance hall and din­
day,
June
28.
July
2,
when
nomination
of
of
­
called
for
a
report
from
general
weeks, the train known as No.
ing room, constructing tables,
Three thousands one hundred
62 east bound, would have a ficers for the ensuing year will chairman, G. W. Ford, on pro­
benches, wells, installing pumps,
Mist-Clatskanie
be
held.
gress
which
the
stampede
com
­
and
fifty
yards
of
velvet slop-
change of schedule which will
and making the place which will
mittee
was
making
in
regards
to
ing
fairways,
9
holes,
well
layed
Road Now Open be known as Arcadia park, an
The meeting will be held at
leave this train departing from
out with water pipes layed to
Vernoni- towards Portland at 8 :00 p.m. in the club rooms, and the celebration on July 3, 4.
ideal camping place and an all
Mr.
Ford
reported
that
it
was
each green, the only golf course
Road crews are working on year round resort.
11:59 in the morning instead of delegates for the department
necessary
for
the
stampede
com
­
in Columbia county, is a credit
the hill between Mist and Clats-
2:00 p.m., the present schedule, convention at Salem will also be
C. C. Shay interested in the
mittee to purchase their steers, to those who were instrumental
kanie, after a week shut down, project and in charge of con­
and would also have this train nominated.
as it was impossible this year in promoting same. Without an
due to bad weather.
departing from Keasey at 10:45
struction advises that his com­
to hire or rent them as was active membership drive, the
The rock crusher is also work- pany within the near future, plan
a.m. arriving in this city at 11:10 Close Koster Camps
done last year. Attention to the Vernonia Golf course now lists
ing and within the next few to build a log cabin with open
and waiting over 40 minutes or
From June 29-July 8 deplorable condition of First, in its membership most of the
days crews and trucks will be fire place, which will have a
until 11:50 a.m. before depart-
Second and Third street was golf enthusiast in the city with
spreading crushed rock on the special room for ladies who wish
ing towards Portland, which
Reports from the Koster Pro­ brought before members of the many from other cities joining,
road, which has besn in such to hold card parties, etc.
would have this train arriving
ducts company advises that their chamber, these streets it was Visitors tomorrow will hardly
bad shape. Cars are now able
in the rose city at 2:00 p.m.
Plans are being made to place
camps near this city will shut I said are not in condition for realize the tremendous amount
to get through, although the
The arriving time in this city down Saturday, June 29, and' safe parking, and that gravel of work which was taken to
a temporary log dam across the
road
in
spots
are
still
in
bad
from Portland would remain un­ will reopen Monday, July 8.
beautiful Nehalem river which
should be placed in the gutters, transform this land, clearing
j condition and very rough.
changed which is 9:42 a.m.
runs through the park, to pro­
which would improve conditions. of stumps, weeds brush, etc.,
i __
vide a swimming place, and if
George A. btelson, county agri­ into a beautiful attractive golf
The S. P. & S. transportation
business warrants, the company
cultural agent, invited the local course. Further improvements
company will cooperate in the
may build a concrete dam next
chamber of commerce and its will continue especially on the Mrs. C. A. Van Blaricom, 86, Pioneer of 1874, Mrs.
new change and in the event of
year. It is the intentions of the
members to attend the annual club house, the members active,
people from camps arriving at
Lesta Garner, and Daughter Eloise, Shown
company to construct 25 to 30
farmers excursion from Colum­ advising that showers and an
Keasey too late to make the
summer cottages next summer
bia county to the John Jacob open fire place will be construct­
train at 10:45, arrangements
With Mrs. Weed In Unusual Picture.
on their 40 acres of timbered
Astor experiment station at As­ ed shortly.
may be made that they will be
land. The cottages will be built
toria next Saturday, stating that
able to make connections at
On Thursday evening, June on the opposite side of the road,
O p the sub wh|eh she has niassacr«, while serving as an
cars should leave early so as to
Vernonia. On their recent in-
27,
Vernonia
lodge
of
Masons
enlisted
soldier
home
since
July
13,
1879,
called
in
the
Union
George & Arthur Lease
on the mound, facing the park
spection trip, A. J. Davidson and
p. L. Neil, post office in­ be in front of the Astoria hotel,
will again be host of Masons on the north side.
she married Judson Weed, army.
Twin Fir Station, Shop whep
R. S. Crozier, officials of the spector with headquarters at at Astoria at 10 o’clock, the
number
of
visiting
brethern,
this
And
standing
directly
in
back
G. A. R. veteran and pioneer
The park is located about
S. P. & S. investigated the senti­ Seattle, arrived in this city Mon- inspection to start at 10:30, fol­
this valley who passed away of baby Eloise, is her mother, occasion being the entertainment three and one-half miles from
Oscar George and Bert Arthur of
ment in Vernonia regarding the day to consult with Postmaster lowing which a luncheon will be
at
the
local
temple
of
the
older
Mrs. Lesta Garner, 26 years
this city on the Inland highway
recently leased the Twin Fir May 10, Mrs. Judsep Weed old,
train schedule and found that Emil Messing regarding larger had at the Grove.
Mrs. Weed’s youngest child, members of the order from the
celebrated her 68th birthday,
one-half mile of river fron­
the majority were in favor of post office space, both men fig­
Mr. Nelson also spoke on de­ Service station and repair shop, yesterday, June 26, surrounded who represents the third genera­ Masonic and Eastern Star home with
tage, and contains in all 40
a schedule which would have uring that at least 1500 square veloping the dairy industry in which previously was run by C. by
many
relations,
friends, tion. Mrs. Weed with her late at Forest Grove. It is expected acres.
the east bound train arrive in feet is needed to conduct the this valley, advising that on a A. Barnes.
members of the Womens Relief husband and family, resided at that about twenty of the Home
It is one of the most natural
Portland around 2:00 p.m. which present government business.
Mr. Arthur, who was in charge Corps, American Legion Auxil­ the present homestead since family will be able to make the parks
recent survey, it was found that
imaginable, and for the
would give them sufficient time
400
cows
were
in
the
valley,
this
of
the
repair
shop
for
the
past
Sealed proposals will be re-
iary, and representatives of the 1879 with the exception of the trip, together with superinten­ amusement and pleasure of those
to transact their business.
year,
will
continue
to
handle
number
should
shortly
be
in-
ceived up to and including July
time when the family in 1898 dent James W. Welch and Child entering will provide swimming,
Legion post.
15, or at a reasonable later creased to 1500 which he ad- that part of the business and
The Vernonia post of the Le­ moved to Philomath, Oregon, Welfare manager Mr. Toll and dancing, fishing, a large hall,
his
partner
B.
Arthur
will
man
­
vised
would
mean
an
income
of
date as may be considered neces­
gion presented Mrs. Weed with where the children attended the other members of the fraternity with radio piano for dancing,
Reproduces Vista
sary by the post office inspector $1000 a day, a very substan­ age the filling and service sta- a birthday ca’ke, with expressed United Brethern college nt that from Forest Grove and elsewhere stoves, wood, etc., will all be
tial
payroll.
Lester
Sheeley
ask
­
tion.
in that jurisdiction.
House In Pastry for furnishing suitable quarters
wishes that they hoped it would place.
free during the day, and only
for post office purposes in this ed the chamber to interest the
This meeting is unique in a nominal charge being assessed
Like her husband the late Jud­
lie their pleasure to have the
city at a stated price per annum, smaller farmers or loggers who Leg Injured From
honor each year for the next 50 son Weed, ¡-he is beloved by all that while many lodges have for perking each ear.
J. J. McGhee, partner in the which will includ ■ I eat, light, owned one u l’i.'.' Ju.i b , wO
years to make a similar 'Tesen- who know Ker, a mild, quiet lady journeyed to the home for the
In the evening admission will
Powder
Blast
Sunday
Vernonia Bakery, and in charge water, toilet facilities, safe or raise berries, fruits, etc., and
not old, for Nehalem valley purpose of entertaining the in­ be charged for entrance in the
tation.
of the baking, turned out a mas­ vault and all necessary furni- to provide a market, and that
And happy indeed, is Mrs. pioneers do not get that way, mates there, this will be the first hall, however, during the day,
Pete Gronka, powderman for
terpiece which is seen this week tore and eqiupment, under a gradually as the production be­
Weed on this i day as she holds and was rather modest and a time that any lodge has attempt­ there will be no charge for any­
the
Inman
Poulsen
Logging
com
­
in the window of his bakery, a lease for 5 or 10 years from come larger, that capitol would
Eloise Garner, her 15-months- bit backward about posing for ed or accepted the proposition thing but the parking space,
reproduction of the famous Vista October 1, 1929, the floor space be induced to construct a can­ pany at their construction camp, old grandchild, , while she has a picture until tho photographer of bringing to an outside lodge everything including water, wood,
had
his
right
leg
fractured,
caus
­
House which is situated on the of about 1500 square feet is nery in this vicinity, after see­
her picture taken in a group advised that it would be fine to room, as a body those who are etc., free.
Columbia river highway, The desired.
ing that the valley could i^ise ed by being hit by a stump from which represents four genera- have a photo taken of the group able to travel. The evening spent
Within a short space of time
a
powder
blast
Sunday
afternoon
structure which is about one
Mr. Neil advised that good enough products to ke?f< their and was rushed to a Portland tions of Van Blaricoms. Seated consisting of the four genera- with these “old timers” will un­ the indoor ball court will be
foot high and 30 inches in cir- I daylight and reasonably central cannery running.
tions
of
Van
Blaricoms,
and
so
doubtedly
be
most
interesting.
next
to
her
youngest
child,
who
under construction. A large
hospital.
cumference is made of sugar, location are important considera­
C. C. Shay, with the Arcadia
is this day celebrating her 68th proudly Mrs. Judson Weed as- Many of them have belonged to radio outfit is being installed
frosting, egg whites, jello, and tions, and that diagrams of the Investment corporation of Port­
sembled
her
mother,
Mrs.
C.
the
order
for
40,
50
and
even
niother,
A.
birthday, is Mrs. C. A. Blaricom,
and eventually a record making
tragacarith, has an electric light rooms offered should be sub­ land, which is
composed
of Hale Greenman Assists
age 8Q, who settled in the val­ Van Blaricom, her daughter, 60 years and who have actually machine will also be placed in
on the inside and on the dome mitted on paper of 6x10 inches Portland business men, gave a
Junior Baseball Teams ley ip 1874, lived in Minnesota Mrs. Lesta Garner, and her pioneered Oregon in its state the hall. The company has in­
which illuminates the house at showing inside dimensions, off­ brief outline on work which his
during tho Civil war, where her youngest grandchild, Eloise Gar­ and Masonic infancy.
stalled their own lighting system.
nights. Mr. McGhee the designer sets, etc., and that specifications company was doing at the park,
AU master Masons of this
Hale Greenman has been ap­ father was killed ip tho Indian ner.
The park will be open to the
is a graduate of Dunwoody In­ and blank proposals may be ob­ which is known in this vicinity pointed by H. E. McGraw and
community are urged to attend public next Saturday, but con­
stitute, and is displaying in his tained from the postmaster and as Sheeley’s grove.
as in addition to honoring these struction will continue for the
Connie Anderson, Legionnaires
Big Chambers Of
windows at the Vernonia bakery, that a sample form of lease may
old folks, the local lodge will next two years at the completion
The Arcadia Investment cor- in charge of Junior baseball Bush Arranges Extra
some of the cleverest novel de­ be examined in his office.
Commerce Meet Here exemplify the third degree and of which, Arcadia park accord-
poration have purchased forty teams, to assist in managing Shows During Stampede
signs made of pastry, seen in
The post office department re­ acres of timbered land, are now the teams, which will start play-
In October This Year refreshments have been planned ing to plans will be a modern
this section of the country. The serves the right to reject any constructing a play ground, hall,
lor later in the evening.
During the celebration on July
ing within the next few days.
resort.
cake bears a remarkable resem­ or all proposals, advised Mr. Neil. which will have a private din-
Vernonia lodge, after holding
The boys have been practic­ 3, and 4, the Joy theatre will
The
Nehalem
river
runs
blance to the Vista House with
Notice has just been received one more meeting an Tuesday through the full length of ths
ing room, and dance floor with ing and will shortly ~et in ac­ run continuously from noon to
its high windows and impressive
midnight on both dates, on July from Kelso that that eity has evening, July 2, will vacation park, and the swimming is ideal
music furnished by a radio. tion.
Junior Teams To Meet
doors. Each week shows some
Two other teams now being 3, “Red Hot Speed,” featuring decided to relinquist its right to during the months of July and in many places.
Stoves
have
been
constructed
in
interesting bakery featured de­
The Junior baseball members
composed
of Reginald Denny will be the at­ be host to the Lower Columbia August. Meetings will then be
open for parties who wish organized are
With proper publicity it is
sign in the window, which draws are requested to report at the the
resumed
beginning
Thursday,
younger lads from 8 to 11, which traction with an all talking Associated Chambers
to
camp,
pumps
installed,
wells
that thousands of
considerable attention from the ball park at 4 p.m. Monday, dug, and the park will be open will mean that Vernonia will comedy as an added attraction. merce at its regular fall meet­ September 4, and it is expected predicted
tourists will visit the new park
passing public.
July 1.
ing
which
will
be
held
at
a
date
and
planned
that
the
after
part
On July 4, “The Farmer’s
for inspection next Saturday to, shortly have four junior Ameri-
this summer, many of whom will
the public. Fishing, swimming, can Legion baseball teams in Daughter,” with an all-talking yet to be determined; but prob­ of the year will hold for the also stop in to visit in this city,
ably
during
the
later
part
of
local
lodge
many
varied
frater
­
comedy to be shown.
can be enjoyed, and the com-lthe local field.
and Vernonia will be greatly
September or the first part of nal gatherings, equal in full to benefitted by having Arcadia
pany will continue to make im- I ===============
October,
1929.
Kelso
had
been
those which have passed during park located only three and one-
provements so that the park will
decided upon as the meeting the first half.
half miles away.
be open all year round.
place for the fall meeting but
It was pointed out that this
owing to the fact that it con-
park would draw many tourist
sidered the winter meeting of
1930 to be more advantageous
The stampede committee this street with a straight lead to and pleasure seekers from dif­
on account of the
proposed
week announced that all the de- the stampede grounds at the ferent sections and would also
celebration of the completion of
tails for the two days celebra- ball park. During the parade give Vernonia much publicity,
would stop over in this
the new $5,800,000 Rainier-
tion are hitting on all fours, under the direction of Dr. Geo. many
city before returning to their
Longview bridge, Vernonia was
The latest announcement from Pasto, daylight fireworks will homes.
The chamber went on
named as the host for the fall
general chairman Ford, is that be set off and prior to important
record asking for a change of
c-
meeting of Lower Columbia or­
The stampede parade will be arena manager thia year and
special music will be provided riding events at the grounds train schedule, which would have
ganization.
for on the Third, which will special daylight firework dis­
leave the American Legion hall has outlined his program which
the
train
which
is
known
as
No.
provide entertainment on the plays will be shown. The stam­
This meeting will be one of at 1 o’clock taking the same should be presented without
streets between 10:00 a.m. and pede committee have purchased 62, going towards Portland leave
the greatest events in the history route as on the 3rd. Stampede much delay.
2
hours
earlier,
and
would
lay
especially nearly $500 worth of special
noon on the
3rd,
of this city as it brings together will be staged at 2:30 p.m. Be­
Many Ridar» Signed
while the races and other street fireworks which will be shown over in this city until depart­
more than three hundred repre­ fore and during the performance
One of I the most important
ing
time
instead
of
waiting
over
sports are being held, “This on the Third and Fourth, and
a
gigantic
display
of
fireworks
sentatives of the lower Colum­
items, that of riders, is well
STAMPEDE AND CELEBRATION
the will provide entertainment for at Keasey. A wire was sent to
year’s stampede will be
bia region including practically will be shown, during a>.d before taken care of, some sixteen
PROGRAM
the greatest celebration ever those attending the celebration. the general manager requesting
special
events,
with
Dr.
Pasto
all of the cities of southwestern
riders from different sections of
this change. All members and
Decorate Street» Saturday
staged in our city,” said general
Washington and northwestern in charge. The stampeue will Oregon, and Washington have
JULY
3
M. E. Carkin, chairman in business men were urged to co­
chairman Ford.
last
about
two
and
one-half
Oregon.
signed up, McPherson who won
With a daily broadcasting pro­ charge of decorations advised operate and assist the stampede
hours.
Efforts are being made by Smoker and Dance on Fourth first prize last year will probably
gram over KEX, hundreds of that special statnpede streamers committee put their celebration 10:00 a.m. Street sports, music, fireworks.
be on hand. Al Wharton, Georg«
the Chamber of Commerce to
cars traveling about the state and decorations will be strung over big.
Between 5:30 and 8 o’clock
1:00 p.m. Rough Riders parade starting from the induce
the Willamette valley p.m. in the evening on the 1th, Nelson and many others not yet
carrying stampede tire Covel's across Bridge street and also
Legion hall, to Stampede grounds.
towns now interested in the street shows, concessions, danc­ signed up have wrote stating
advertising our big celebration at the stampede grounds, and Lose* 2 Fingers Due
completion of the north and ing, fireworks, sports will help their desire to attempt to ba
p.m.
and other forms of publicity. I that the Johnson decorating com-
2:30
Stampede
at
ball
park.
To Blood Poisoning
south highway which will be to entertain the crowds. At 8 in Vernonia for this year’s stam­
believe that over 5000 people pany will start this coming Sat-
Daylight
fireworks
at
park.
built from Forest Grove
to p.m. in the Legion hall a big pede.
urday
decorating
the
city.
will be in our city for the full
W.
J,
Gooding
of
Burns,
a
Rainier
to
participate
in
the
Need More Parking 3p«co
to
9:00
p.m.
Dancing
on
streets,
fire
­
6:00
p.m.
The stampede will start at
two days.
smoker will be staged which will
former resident of this city had
meeting. There are now more feature one of the best cards
J. W. Brown is getting a few
2:30 o’clock sharp each day.
tfig Fight Card Fourth
works,
concessions.
than twenty-three cities and ever arranged for this city. At lots which he owns in shape, so
Bucking horses have arrived, two fingers of his right hand 9:00 p.m. Dancing at the Legion hall.
The matchmaker of the box­
amputated a few days ago, due
towns in the lower Columbia 9:30 p.m. dancing in one of that he can offer free paiking
ing commission gives the impor­ steers are being purchased, sad­ to
an accident which occurred
river region which are members the hall’s probably the W. O. W. space to visitors, and it is thia
tant announcement that the card dle horses, mules, calves, goats while
JULY 4
he was sawing wood.
of the lower Columbia Associat­ hall will be held.
spirit of cooperation that will
lined
up.
Big
will contain no blank, an 8-round and baseball
ed Chamber of Commerce and
show visitors that Vernonia, also
As blood poisoning has set
Stamped» Committee on Job
main event featuring Swede Wauna Clatskanie 22 piece Le-
10:30 a.m. Baseball game. Clatskanie vi. Vernon­ its efforts are one of the prime Each member of the Btampede is a city noted for its hospital­
Nelson of this city and probably gion band, fireworks, dancing, in, it may be necessary to ampu­
factors in the present develop­ committee and plenty of loyal ity. On account of tho rarade,
ia, at ball park.
Bull Durham or some other music, sports, parades, all prom- tate his entire hand. Mr. Good­
ment of this territory.
equal good man will be matched ise two days of big time. In the ing, who resided in this city a
citizens are ready to bang away, concessions, street dan-ing, etc.,
and
noon,
band
con-
Between
10:30
The Columbia valley associa­ having everything outlined for r. parking during certain hours
evening following the stampede number of years, is well known
against the local boy.
certs on streets, park, street sports.
tion has recently made the a glorious two day celebration. will be permitted on Bridge
Two six round semi-finals will on July 3rd, there will be street here.
1:00 p.m. Big Stampede parade, from Legion opening of the north and south Boy Scouts will assist in direct­ street, so all additional parking
be a special feature of the box­ dancing, concessions, a few small
highway to Rainier one of its ing traffic on both approaches space besides that of side streets
ing card and about three 4- shows on the side streets. Danc­
hall to Stampede grounds.
principal objects and the com­ to the city. The Vernonia fire will be welcomed by visitors.
round prelims, or about
28 ing in the halls at 9:00 p.m. S. W. George Opens
Stampede
at
ball
park.
p.m.
pletion of the remaining links department under Earl Smith
Spend th» Fourth at H omo
rounds is promised as a special and some big firework displays
Confectionery Store 2:30
Daylight fireworks display at park dur­ in this road will be pushed as their chief, will have the streets This year’s celebration will
inducement for the big stam­ later in the evening.
fast as possible.
Bif Program on Fourth
pede smoker on the Fourth.
cleaned and in shape for the have twice as many features
3. W. George opened a con­
ing Stampede.
Rough Rider» Parade July 3
On July 4th, Clatskanie and fectionery store at the neW Mc­
Every effort will be made by ¡ celebration. General chairman, thsn Isst year, and the stamped«
to
8:00
p.m.
Street
dancing,
fireworks,
p.m.
6:00
On July 3rd, following the Vernonia will play ball at the Donald building at Riverview
the Chamber of Commerce to Ford, has picked a committee committee urges as many local
street sports, a rough riders park at 10:30 in the morning, last week and has installed a
concessions, shows.
make this event one of the out-(who will have a few guest can people who possibly can,
parade will be staged, leaving Between 10:30 and noon the Le- filling station. If business war­ 8:00 p.m. Smoker or boxing at Legion hall.
standing features of the year, at their comamnd to assist vi»- spend their 3rd
the American Legion hall about gion band will entertain on the rants, Mr. George advised that
and demonstrated the present itors and others about the town, home, and also
1:00 p.m. down Maple street toI Btreeta, some street sports end he may increase his stock, hand­ 9:30 p.m. Dancing in hall and on streets.
and future greatness of the Ne­ also to and from the stampede friends to spend
Weed avenue, turning up Bridge1 fireworks.
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halem valley.
grounds. Curley Buffmire will 4th in Vernonia.
ling other commodities.
Fireworks, etc.
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Four Generations Are
Represented At Birthday
Anniversary of Mrs. Weed
Larger Quarters
For Post Office
Being Sought
A
Arcadia Park
Being Built
For Pleasure
To Entertain
Masonic Home
Members Here
All Set For Stampede And
Celebration July 3rd-4th
Daylight and Evening Fire­
works are Added to Events