ay, December 12, 1929 Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Page Seven — Mr. and Mrs. Bob Linsey and grange at the head of the list Evan Hall, Millard Counts, turned to their respective ec in- son Clarence -ere Saturday shop­ PICKED UP a place on the dining table if in Columbia county. and E E Mills motored to tries, but treatment may bo KOSTER CAMP pers in Vernonia. ABOUT TOWN someone hadn’t discovered liver? Mr. und Mrs. Fred Duggett Waldport Saturday of last week, granted fo. the other diseases, Mr. and Mrs. William BridgerH McGraw says there isn’t much from Mist spent Sunday even­ A large crowd attended the were visitors in town Saturday. I J. Burtraw lost his last milk after which, if a cure is certifi­ difference between going on a “hosp sighs you hr ar probably Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones of ,£®w ,°n&. d"? l“st week from “ ed to by the United Strtes Pub­ “hunger strike” and marrying a ing with Mrs. Nels Peterson and dance given by George Donghit, come from the old-timers who 22 rifle bullet being shot in her lic Health officer, action is tak-1 Mist were visiting a t the Libel ’ s Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap. modern' girl who can’t cook. in his new home. The music was | can’t find a cuspidor in a bar- 1 side. About a month ago he lost en on the alien’s er' ance. Lincoln Peterson was a bus- furnished py Lois Engen, organ, home Monday. her shop any more. a cow which acted similar to the Travelers with pligue, cholera, August Birkenfeld and W. S. iness caller at Vernonia on Tom Engen, accordian, Nick En­ There’s nothing sillier than go- last one, he is at a loss to yellow fever, typhus fever, small­ gen violin, Myrtle Mowe, saxo­ Kerns are puttting in new pipe Thursday. Maybe Vernonia boys seem know how it happened, as Mr. I pox or leprosy, seeking to re­ ir.g ahead and making more ____ ____ Cason’s Transfer hauled a cow phone. All reported a most en­ for their water system this week. Burtraw is a law abiding cit’zen turn to this country are held at autos when nothing is being more sinful now because they joyable evening. Game Warden Wm. Brown from Natal to Vernonia last and is well liked by his neigh­ I quarantine, regulations being en- done about making more park- don’t take the precaution to was a visitor around town last H. D. Richardson motored to I ing places for them. 1 sneak out behind the barn. week. bors. | forced at ports of departure, on Friday. Chas. Cook is driving a Dodge , ship board, and at ports ot ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson Rainier Saturday evening and I Len Richardson left last week Reading that a beggar who sedan he purchased of the Gil­ rival. During this year epidemic had a.i their Sunday guests Mr. returned Sunday evening. George Gustoff and Marvin for Estacada, where he will run by Motor company. was willed a Million dollars lost and Mrs. Lee Osburn. meningitis has been » tided tn the yarder for the LaDee com­ Hult and Pat McCullam spent pany. Mrs. Merl Cline was in Port­ this list. his mind, Ed Holtham says he 1 Frank Peterson and son Rich­ Friday ' — • in Portland. is willing to take the risk. treharne Chas. Bee is overhauling the land visiting Friday of last week. ard drove to Vernonia Friday. Medical officers of the United Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fowler Mrs. Jim Green was a Vernonia Voshell Alta Johns * Í rs. Wm. main engines at the mill during of this place spent the week States Public Health service are “The old girl who wore leg- visited vith Mrs. H. A. the shut down. ■onard Smith bought a Chjv- shopper on Friday. end in St. Helens visiting at the stationed at American consulates ’o-muttou sKeves and retired at W ilson one day last wees. The Winema roadster and is building a grange has or- abroad to enforce these regula ­ Natal Grange will meet again i Mrs. Minnie Johns visited w;,h ganized a fast basketball team E. D. Johnston and the Mac tions for aliens and likewise at 10 o’clock now has a grand- ■ge for his new car. Saturday evening. daughter,” asserts Kullander, her daughtei Mrs. Eula Sta.itun and are ready to take on all Alister families. J. Berry and children ■is. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler, ports of embarkation where de “who would rather l.ave an arm Fred Parkeman and Tom John- . day last w?ek. one comers. Any team desiring a tent'on barracks are maintained led at the home of Mrs. Joe ston spent one day last week amputated than to have Roberta Andreason, Leviia ana game with them notify Francis have moved into one of the Riv­ for this purpose. Tuesday. erview camp cabins. dancing before 3 a m.” vford. in St. Helens on business. Delmar Moi t in, Marvin Hu't, Burnham. Regulations against meningitis I Mrs. Nannie Hall motored to M. Dooley and children Osburn Lee Ent pn and Edna Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dnvo Bocan purchased a Chev- at the home of Mrs. made a buiness trip to Verno- St. Helens and back Wednesday • at these ports include the ex­ There seems to be some doubt, attended ihe Christian endeavor roiet coup-- la.tt week. amination of steerage passengers 11 years after, if the Armistice of last week. party at Vernonia Friday even­ Dick Lousegnont was in town nia Thursday. and Mrs. Arthur and Mr. I three days prior to embarkation meant the end of the last war eorge McDonald is building ing. Monday evening. Dick has ju3t and Mr. Mrs. Game Warden Brown Carl Fowler is visiting for the detection of possible car­ or preparation for another one. ew garage. Koster camp was robbed Fri ­ completed a pew house and will a few days at the home of the riers, reduction of the number Natal caller Friday. of steerage passengers to avoid Hairy McMullin called on day evening. Some of the men move in this week. Bill Culver says there Mrs. Jas. Cahill came home boys parents of this place Mr. overcrowding, and a careful in­ losing their clothes. Among the Fritz Iler Thursday. and Mrs. D. R. Fowler. three devices that keep a loss was six pair of loggers the first of tin week with the spection before embarking to de­ from getting round-shouldered— Mrs. Nels Peterson and her shoes and two heavy shirts. new boy. tect suspicious symptoms that suspenders, a nagging wife and daughter Mrs. Noble Dunlap and Koster camp ceased work with The Birkenfeld school will I might suggest meningitis. Strict a fat bank roll. son Floyd journeyed to Portland the Fordson crew Saturday night. I have their Christmas program I precautionary measures are en­ last Thursday. The station men of Koster ----- Friday evening, December 20, forced throughout the voyage “If you want to see a bow- Jake Neurer called to see camp were through Saturday and from present indications it and these are repeated on ar­ legged girl’s face light up with In cooperation with Clyde Johnson on some business owing to the unusual dry weath- will be a dandy, rival at port; this includes isola­ happiness,” U. S. Public Health Service declares Ritchey, Monday. er making the work too heavy. ,------------- Frederick D. Stricker, M. D., tion of the sick, culturing of- all “tell her that skirts are going Ohler spent Thursday Carl Filer called Henry Beaver and son Her- contacts for carriers and deten- to be longer next spring. Collaborating Epidemiologist her nesday to shop. at Logging the home of clos- onnacher camp an Beaver of the B. and W. lion of contacts for 14 days. E. Condit. H. day Mrs. Bob Linesy spent Monday camp spent Sunday at home. Jown one last week. RIVERVIEW Wonder how onions would Cases of scarlet fever, diph- son at Ebon Protection Against Communicable wo ladies were out Tre- at the home of her mother Mrs. F. H. Lines formerly of this ever have been able to claim theria, influenza, or whooping Nels Peterson. ie selling calendars for Per­ Diseases From Other Countries place spent Sunday visiting old J. Burtraw was in St. Helens Clyde Johnson was hauling neighbors here. mission work this week. With modern machinery for cough arc not held on board but of last on business Wednesday week, Roberta Andreasen was unable rs. S. O’Donnell was a Ver- grain to Vernonia last the protection of the public placed in the hands of the local Miss Beatrice Perry and her to attend school Monday on ac- week. a shopper on Monday. to Bay health through activities of city health officer. went I Andy Parker Vernonia count of illness. uby Johnson is staying with grandfather drove to to a»d state health departments, the Interstate travel is protected from Monday. Mrs. W. A. Hodge returned City on Friday of last week and Cleve Sunnel Moore ’s and sister attending 1 public is fairly safe provided by the provisions of the Inter­ visiting with them. Miss Annie McMullin was ab- from Portland Friday and re- visit his nephews Harold ■ — they live -«■ up to regulations and family. « ---- — th —~ t. --= ---------- state Quarantine Acts. Very few Harold Smith and chil- sent from school a couple of I . ports Mr. ------ Hodge ----- ----- =- as getting along . I Henry Parker UI>U last week with a bad cold. I very well. Mr. Hodge underwent1 . There is almost a water fam- of these health departments, ¡moon Donald, Mrs. C. Wein days persons having quai an tinable di­ a i 1 Lee Osburn ....... spent Qatliy. Mrs. Satur­ a major operation at Good Sa-1 in in Riverview since it rained, I When one enters the borders ?r Mrs. son and Mrs. Baker I something happened to the ’ of one’s state or country the seases are refused travel but maritan hospital last Saturday ■ as [rs. Johns and Friday after- day with Mrs. Jake Meurer. Andy Parker spring which caus-1 problem of health protection is safeguards are set up to protect Bill Meadows was a caller i.t morning. it Sunday with her daughter e lr. at and school the most week. Mrs. selling II will soon clear up. | such machinery is not at once Mr. and Mrs. Reed Holding listmas seals. n were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mason of apparent due to the fact that visited Koster Some intruders were shoppers in Vernonia Mon ­ urday. Sewitrd Hotel B1RKENFELD Ocean Park, Wn„ visited Mrs. ¡ state regulations are in force evening an helped day. ip Irs. Friday E. Mason ’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 unless the diseases of such a HOUSE OF CHEER the mens working Jake Neurer sold a fresh cow mselves ris is to The Birkenfeld Lumber com-J Bud Robins of this place a few character or the spread is so TENTH AT ALDER es. last week. rs. I rapid as to assume epidemic pro­ Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick pany shut down Friday evening,: days last week. franc Oregon Portland In Ines, and Chas. Barnes wore at the home of S. Baker dioic to Mist Tuesday on bus and will not open up again un-1 Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Mills of portions. But at the entrance to Excellent meals at pop- e lers and the United States strict laws are til high water in the river brings this place motored to Portland Sunday, iness, ular prices. Coffee shop. Ited at school and back Friday of last week. in force for the protection of iyran, Helen Bennett, Mary j Edward McMullin has the flu the logs down. Merchants Lunch 25c, 35c. in. public health. F. A. Larson is rushing the Mi* and Mrs. Grafes from I” :harne, Janies Glassner, Elra this week. Dinner* 40c, 50c, in dining Through vigilance of the fed ­ construction on the new addition along the pavement called at the •son were absent from school Lee Osburn purchased f. veal room. Breakfast 25c and to the gymnasium, which will Lee Hall home Sunday afternoon eral authorities aliens are detain« Monday, for the market last week. up. Luncheon* 35c, 50c. ed from entering this country if ielatives of E. Horteling- William Pringle Jr. was a Mist be used as a kitchen and dining and left an order for 300 baby Dinner* 55c, 65c, 75c, $1. they have trachoma, ringworm, | chicks. room for the grange. ni California, are visiting j,usinesa caller Monday. McNair, Manager Mrs. Sarah Spencer visited favus, tuberculosis or venereal Twenty-two new members will h them. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush i and Culbertson, Prop. diseases. Those with tuberculosis I be initiated at the next grange her son Rob at Treharne Thurs- Tues- --------- ---------- 'son motored to Vernonia definitely rejected and re-, meeting. This will put Winema day of last week. i I Lee Osburn journeyed to . Port­ NATAI land on business Tuesday and returned Wednesday. Jim Green hauled hay from Hr. and Mrs. Joe Banzer re Saturday evening business Mr . Nels Petersons place last ppers in Vernonia. week. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grey and