Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, March 14, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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    Page Eight
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Friday, March 14, 1930
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia. Oregon
I rule; be sure of that.”
Ing arteries and pie lined to be
time enjoyed by those present.
“Wlint is the scheme? Black­ temperate. That w is why he
Those attending the affair were
mail ?”
brought hts wife and the girl. . . .
“Something simpler nml cleaner. That was why he sent me this tele­
Mesdames Wallace, Melis, Jesse
Rndwnv him come »hoard, ns he gram.” The Boss showed Betting­
George, C. H. George, Hanson,
i
himself almost believes. to rest. He ton the wire Mary Un.vln had sent
Eastman,
Devine,
Sundland,
has arduous t: ’s before him. I to “Clement«,” Bar Harbor “He
Wanstrom,
Johnson,
¿.arson,
know—and I.? r nllzos It now—(lint honestly Intended to stay «ober or
Club Leader. Organize
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Smith’s Irish
Wells, and Mrs. C. R. Mills of
Shower Given in Honor
he bus come aboard to Ml hfmrolf moderately no."
Columbia county club leaders
C_*s— W
Birkenfeld.
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with the rich food and alcohol his
Mrs. H. Smith March 9 organized for concentrated ef-1
•‘And won’t lie?”
Setters Win Prizes Alberta DeRock spent Thurs­
physicians I.nve forbidden him for
“At dinner tonight he was of-
fort Saturday. Members from „
„
_ „ ... .
day night in Vernonia attending
a year.
fenslvely
drunk. I heard lils wife
Misses Ullian Stasna and Ma­ the entire county were present. Dr‘ Rae E‘ S™th 18
a party.
“Every year I llnd. he has spent whisper, ‘After what yon promised
ry Kostraba gave a miscellane­ Miss Laura Uhlman was elected
V-®
a month In tlds manner. At the me, Elgar.’”
Mrs. John Devine and Mrs.
I splendid showing made by his
ous shower March 9 at the Kos­ secretary-treasurer.
- dfls
end of those trips he coos hiiek to
"Then yon are a guest here?” It
Grover Devine were Sunday af­
'
Irish
setters
at
the
Portland
home
in
honor
of
Mrs.
his office and works like ton non
traba
ternoon callers at the Austin .
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V, Í
(Continued next week)
'Kennel
club
show
last
week.
In'
But
this
year
lie
has
had
harden
Harry Smith (nee Agusta Stas- Scappoose High Teams
Dowling home.
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the
setter
division
nine
firsts
na).
Ed.
Reynolds
spent
Mrs.
Ready For Debates were won and in the pointer di- Thursday
The marriage of Miss Agusta
with Mrs. J. W. Lan-
vision
six
first
were
won.
Stasna to Harry Smith of Port-
yer.
The Columbia county high
land occurred January 13, and
Shady Lane spent several
Installing New Pumps
although the young people went school debate, in which Scap-
days last week in Vernonia and
MARTYN
will participate, will
to housekeeping at once, they pooose
Five new pumps are being in­ vicinity.
kept the marriage a secret from start April 1 with a debate be­ stalled in the drainage district
Miss Olgo Holmstrom was the COPYRIC MT IN Tr»F U S
w V u ÇfP.vict
Scappoose and Clatskanie.
’Jhdir friends until this past tween
dinner guest of Mrs. L. E. Mc-
The
The Scappoose
Scappoose team
team consists
consists ‘by Lulton and Gilbirt M< Kay. Gee on the burn Saturday.
week.
I
of D-lbert Thomas, Kenneth ol. Water -s reported unusually low
Out-of-town guests were Ag-
. .
» ap thia
fin« time
rimn of
nf year.
uPflV.
Percy Melis came home for
for
iver,
Leo
Mickleson,
Gordon
r why he Iri'l
nes Kostraba, Frances Roberts,
I
a few days visit with his par­
'<»me » i I iodh !
Marie Kot°k and Mrs. Caroline Leap, Edward Kost, and Velma
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
R.
Melis,
New Machine Unloaded
i-’.ll.v-nihwle'l
Nelson, with June Boyd and
Pfaffle, alt of Portland.
last week.
th
of the •
Elaine Anderson alternates.
Evelyn Parkknon is staying
I A Killefer-Male ditching ma-
l!uiln::te<! A
; chine I was unloaded here Sun- at the Bridgers’ home and at­
ru took hnhl|
Attend Old Fashioned
_________
day as the property of the men tending school, as the road on
Gus Gustafson
H* 'II fully ns
Ami ile
wh*»t wir
Dance at Portland
Dies From Burns“1 the drainase project. It is the upper end of the burn, where
mini ill:.*
wluit |H*rlls
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used for sub-surlace drainage she lives, is in bad condition.
to hi» put
I Mrs. Bert Eastman was a call­
Gus Gustafson, 67, died fromiwor'<‘
Old-fashioned dancers jour-
in elliniii ited me.” ho
er at the Devine home Thursday.
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neyed to Portland Saturday ev- the effects of burns last Tues-' ,. .
“\<"j wu’-h] pnt vnur-
Screen-Grid
I Mr. and Mrs, John Devine and
In ■■ :i\<•:>: ‘Dd*. Vnii’vd
ening to attend the dance at day. He was an inmate of the Mission Reading Club
There’s nothing like an
Pisgah
home
in
Portland.
Has
Active
"Members
bab
y
of
ClStskanie
spent
Sunday
<
n
t
’
>
tnblo
without
the Alberta hall, The party in-
______
I with his brother Grover and
open fire and an Atwater
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What nhntjt vour
eluded neighbors and friends of I It is thought he fell asleep
I
Kent these long evenings.
Mrs. O. S. Lesh. Following the while smoking and set his bed i A home mission study club family.
:t ’ > r n ” 9ah| the
Mrs. I.-ster Holmes of Clats-
dance a banquet was held in her on fire. Interment occurred Fri-1 ( has been organized with 24
There’s nothing like an
:>!»
’
(»
one
I
am
visited
her sister, Mrs.
'
day in the Pisgah Mountain1 members. Any person interested kanie
honor.
j W. Lanyer, Sunday.
Atwater Kent any evening
:
■n*’ t!;e wisdom of
_.
cemetery.
I’
« are mv on rds.
in reading is invited to join. | Mrs. Wm. Bridgers and Irene
... Say the word and we’ll
<•
hi boat wf:S ohnr
DeRock were Clatskanie visitors
prove it for you with this
Sisters Hold
h r .
’. t .p py Eh'jir
Juniors Present “Ghost
Honors Mrs. Lesh
Sunday.
multi
Ho i
wonderfully beautiful and
Reunion Here
Bird” Here March 21 Mrs. Loren Johnson enter- Mrs. Don Hall and little
<i-.v w’*h Ids wife, a
home-like cabinet model.
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«socrotery. '!
daughter and Miss Mary Bach-
Home demonstration, if
The juniors of Scappoose high tained at bridge Saturday in man visited several days last
• in < r whom I spoke. ■
Mrs. Maude Robertson of
MODEL 1O3S
honor of Mrs. O. S. Lesh, who
•“•’’s I»;-»!her.”
you like. We guarantee
Longview entertained her four school will present the “Ghost leaves next week to make her week with their sister, Mrs. Earl
I ■ * ' the other did
satisfaction
and
make
the
sisters, Mrs. Mabel Lesh, Mrs. Bird” or “Vulture” for their home in
Holce. They live at Benson camp.
: Los Angeles, Calif.
’ t start ho crave
Nettie Murray of Scappoose, class play Friday evening, March
r
purchase easier with our
i
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■ <1 t’-i't M ;ry Pnwln
21.
Mrs. Jennie Stump of Bingen,
liberal
payment
plan.
in, , nn'',nbpi,ed now
Entertains Bridge Club
R. L. Casselman
Wash., and Mrs. Bertha Hoyt of
t’i'wiy’s private
LESS TUBES
Attend Bankers* Meeting
Injured at Camp
Portland, at dinner in Portland
Mrs. Nettie Murray enter-
»nirht of Sam. |
in honor of Mrs. Lesh, who
E. E. Wist and R. L. Shreve tained the Wednesday evening
|!
i^o
other
ill-
I
j
j
I
leaves next Wednesday to join attended the bankers’ meeting bridge club last week. Mrs. M.
W nid bo likely i
Riverview, Mar. 10—R. I..
n crow as this, j
Mr. Lesh in Los Angeles, Calif. at Portland last Wednesday.
Hoven won high score.
Casselman, employed by the
I
f t
h< rror ho could |
. Clark & Wilson Logging com-1
of
help«
Cd Itself
i*
arc
nien
pany
at
Camp
8,
received
a
bro
­
Mrs. Ira Peterson, Mrs. Lee Os­
r;r il.” said the
o not
iron
ken shoulder, crushed arm and
bourn and Mrs. Noble Dunlap.
I’loJjHon planned
I bo
i. his
NATAL
MIST
other injuries Saturday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eastman
s Jon of money.
he «
when he was struck by a log
were callers at Natal Saturday, j
' 5 },f<\ as I<» îîjx as
•V
■>•>0(1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and
Meadows was ill ’ last while at work.
Herman Davis received word I
son drove to Vernonia Wednes­ that his son Leonard in Portland week.
.
| Late reports showed the pa-
day.
was ill.
T. S. Crowder purchased a tient out of danger at St. Vin-
Elma Lindbergh has left to
use Oldsmobile
nobile recently. '
j | cent’s-
s hospital
in
Portland,
f • A
work in a logging camp.
UVi
Knowles has beei/
Irving Knowles
beet/ cut- where he was rushed following
Elected For Two Years
Matthew brothers were haul­
of
the
accident.
ting
his
summer
supply
Mrs.
Mabel
Graves
was
elected
ing large timbers to Vernonia
ft
I
for a term of two years to teach wood.
I
last week.
Hill to Speak on Spuds
i
Merril Olsteroudt has been ab- '
nt
the
Rock
creek
school
of
dis
­
•Game Warden Brown called
“Preparing for Potato Plant-
trict 47. The appointment was sent from school because of
nt this village ast Thursday.
! li ing,” is the timely crops topic
approved by the board Saturday. ¡Illness.
Jake Neurer hade a trip to
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| A shower was given Mrs. L.' to be given in the farm program
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
‘later. Address M. Wadsworth, ley, at bank.
Vernonia Thursday.
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District Attorney John L. Carmichael at her home Tburs- from KOAC Tuesday evening, REPOSSESSED PIANO in Ver- 410 Morrison street, Portland.
R. S. Lindsay and J. A. Green
REWARD
of $10 (ten dollars)
FOR RENT—3-room house, part"
Foote and County Clerk J. W.
... dnv
2_/
afternoon.
A
delicious March 18, at 7:15 o’clock. The
nonia. Will sell for balance__________________________ 321 ly furnished, $10 month. Wish | for any information leading
drove to Vernonia Thursday.
Hunt
were
Vernonia
>
visitors
luncheon
was
served
during
the
speaker
will
be
D.
D.
Hill,
as-
■
Mrs. Reed Holding and Mrs. Thursday.
afternoon and a social good sistant professor of farm crops., due on easy terms. Aduiess “A,” gALDWIN pi,AYER PIANO for for plain sewing or family wash-, to the arrest and conviction of
James McCormick were visiting
Vernonia Eagle.____________ 321^ gale_Go((l| as ncw> perfect ing, do at home. Mrs. A. C. any one or more persons unlaw­
Mrs. Elmer Hiatt one day last
321*. fully breaking into or destroy­
R.
I. RED setting eggs for sale—! condit
1 la!:e for caah Brown.
week.
ing any of the A. L. Fenner
E. R. Treharne, Timber route,! Jess ti ri on- half it cost. I. A.
Oliver Burris and his grand-
WANTED
property. A. L. Fenner, Aber­
Vernonia.
294 Larson, 1. rkenleld.
322c I
daughter drove to Vernonia
322*
WANTED—To take lessons on deen, Wash.
Thursday.
id Victrola for j piano. Teacher must furnish
I OATS and VETCH hay for sale DAVEN < ‘T
A. R. Mills made a trip
sale eb p. 6:1 Rose avenue.: piano. Write Mrs. A. J. Marks, LOST—$15.00 in currency Fri­
—F. R. Hyland, 2 miles from
Vernonia Wednesday.
322* Vernonia.
308*
day, between the MacMarr
Vernonia
on
Timber
road.
30,3*
Miss Millie McMullin came
store and Miller’s. Will finder
WANTED—Log truck for log i please return to A. L. DeHart?
homo from Pacific university to
FOR SALE or trade — 2-ton
haul 1 to 1 Mi miles. See R. I
spend the week end.
321c
tiuck,
good
condition.
Will
3-R00M MODERN HOUSE for L. Seal, 6:30 p.m. at Camp 10,
Richard Peterson drove
take
Into
model
closed
car
in
rcnt in Kivi rview. See Mrs. Clark & Wilson camp.
322c I
Birkenfeld Thursday.
NURSING wanted—Would also
trade. Fest Furniture Co.
312 Lee Hall.
31tf
J. E. Tapp of the Vernonia
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sit up with children. Mrs. A.
i
WANTED
—
Carpentier
work.
Trading company called at Na­
HATCHING EGGS from Hen 4-R00M ai d 7 room houses for All work guaranteed. Geo. Bell E. Jennings, phone 342 or P.O.
tal on business Wednesday.
Acres, pedigreed avenue stock. rent, on 1st avenue. J. C. Lind- 1st avenue, House 41.
31tf
284* box 461.
Joe Banzer was a Vernonia
Scammon, telephone
business caller Thursday.
312c
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osbourn
FRESH
JERSEY
cow
for
sale
—
were Vernonia shoppers Tuesday.
Famous Fisher body, finished in beautiful, harmonizing shades
Heavy milker. F. R. Hyland,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and
of Duco Clean Mohair upholstery. And is loaded with extras.
2 "miles from Vernonia on Tim­
Bon Normand spent one evening
ber road.
313* i
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
I r your convenience the following business and professional people are listed on
Osbourn.
this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable business
WILL
STORE
PIANO
with
re­
Clyde Johnson drove to Ver­
and
professional
people.
liable party who will buy same |
nonia on business Saturday.
Dave McMullin and daughter
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Annie drove to Vernonia Friday
In the County Court of the
BEAUTY SHOPS
1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN
evening.
State of Oregon, for the Coun­
1926 CHEVROLET COACH
Trucks for Local and
The small son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
An ideal car for all kinds of
ty of Columbia.
Dr. J. A. Hughe«
Jim Green is seriously ill at their
weather. Thoroughly recondi­
In
the
matter
of
the
Estate
of
ANNETTE
Long
Distance Hauling
Motor overhauled, new rubber,
fiome.
Physician
and Surgeon
tioned and guaranteed. Excep-
William McMullen, deceased.
good paint. Special
—
BEAUTY SHOP
Curl Iler was a caller
QUICK SERVICE
Notice is hereby given that Shampoo, Ma -celling, Finger
tionnl
QQrA
Office Phone 663 Vernonia,
price for
non in Friday.
the undersigned P. Hill, Execu­ waving, Permanent Waving.
value at
tpOtJV
Phone 221
Res. Phone 664 •
Oregon
’Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
tor of the estate of William
Over Horseshoe Cafe.
Portland spent a few days re­
Curly
Buffmire
McMullen, deceased, has filed
Phone 431
cently at their summer home
his final account in the County
here. Mr. Hill is a brother of
TRANSFER
of
Oregon,
Court of the State
P. Hill of Vernonia.
for the County of Columbia,
Miss Annie McMullin spent
and that Tuesday, the 1st day Electrotherapy, Physiotherapy
Monday night with her cousin.
of April, 1930, at the hour of
Miss Evelyn McMullin.
HOTEL
10 o’clock A. M. of said day,
Local & long distance
DR. R. A. OLSON
TWO-DOOR SEDAN
Mrs. Noble Dunlap had an in­
at the Court House at St. Hel­
Chiropractor
HAULING
fection in her right hand, neces­
Original finish, and tires good for many thousand miles. High
ens, in said County and State, Tel. 671
1117 sta*
sitating the lancing of the fin­
has
been
appointed
as
the
time
Phone
923
Vernonia.
Orc
Hotel
HyVan
priced heater Good upholstery, and many other extras.
ger Sunday.
■ and place for the hearing of
STEAM
HEAT
Office
in
‘Mr. Armstrong of Vernonia
. objections to said final account
spent Thursday at Natal on bus­
The best for those
Workingmen’s Store
CONTRACTORS
and the settlement thereof.
iness.
! Date of 1st pub. Feb. 27, 1930.
who appreciate the
Mrs. Nels Peterson went to
Date of last pub. Mar. 27, 1930.
PLUMBING
best.
Portland last week for a time
P. HILL,
JOHN
A.
MILLER
to receive medical attention.
Executor of the Estate of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Reed Holding
William McMullen, deceased.
General Contractor
1927 Model T FORD COUPE
spent Tuesday evening
1927 CHEVROLET COUPE
GORDON R. WATT. Attorney.
One of last Model T’s sold—
Bafford Brothers
Mrs.
James McCormick
Mason Work, Building
New motor, complete new rub­
new in Vernonia. Good uphol­
children.
CALL
FOR
BIDS
ber, and a car you will be
with
Frit« Iler worked
>
stery, good rubber, wire wheels
General Plumbing
Separate seal 'd proposals will
road crew for • a few dnyn
pleased to own.
QQQil
and rarin’ to go,
The
Right
Place
to
Eat
be
received
by
the
unders'gned
Selling now at
ipOOvr
cently.
STRAND & BERG
Vernonia
at the Washington school build­
»
Mrs. R. S. Lindsay and
Excellent Cooking
Contractor®
end
Builders
ing,
Vernonia,
Columbia
county,
Clarence spent part of Sunday
Oregon,
until
two-thirty
(2:30)
On
all
kinds
of
construc
­
with Floyd Deeds.
RESTAURANT
P.M., Tuesday. April 1, 1930,
tion, estimates given with­
Little Jimmie McMullin is im­
for the general contract, plumb­
out charge.
proving from his recent illness.
ing, heating nnd electrical woik
Dox 157, Vernonia
Harry McMullin was at
P. HILL
for the new school building.
Saturday shopping.
Mary Kato
Upon deposit of $25.00 plans
Frank Peterson and his
Justice of the Peace
DENTISTS
and
specifications
may
be
ob
­
Vernonia
Richard were in
tained at the office of F. Mari­
Double Eagle Goodyear tires.
day.
Notary Public
on Stokes, architect, 1000, Cham-
A real aristocratic
Mrs. Carl Iler is recovering
Office:
875 Second St.
M.
D.
COLE
I
her
of
Commerce
building,
l
’
ort-
from influenza and is about her
ear. Priced at
I land, Oregon.
duties again.
Dentist
Bidder’s bond or certified
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
check for five per cent (5r; )
motored to Portland Sunday for
LAWYERS
Vernonia, Oregon
of the amount of the proposal,
You’ll enjoy a bowl
the day.
payable to W. W. Wolff, Clerk,
Several Natal families attend­
of
delicious Chop
; School District No. 47, Colum-
ed Grange at Vernonia Saturday.
bia county, Oregon. must ac-
GORDON R. WATT
John Schlippy drove to Ver­
Suey after the show.
i company each bid. The hoard re­
DR. W. H. HURLEY
nonia on business Saturday.
serves
the
right
to
reject
any
Attorney-at-law
Rae Taylor and his mother
Dentistry and X-Ray
or all bids.
were Saturday callers at Ver-
SHINGLE MILL
Joy Theatre Building
(Signed) W. W. WOLFF,
nonia.
Huffman Hdwe. Building
,
Vernonia,
Oregon
322(3)
School
Clerk,
i
The county road grader went
over the road last week between
Vernonia, Oregon
Re-Roof With
Mist and the end of district 8.
News of intercollegiate otl let­
PHYSICIANS
SHINGLES
Hob Lindsay drove to Port­
ica at Oregon State college is a
land on business Saturday, re­
popular broadcast from KOAC
From
turning that same evening.
each Thursday night at 7:30
PASTIME
Marvin R. Eby, M. D.
o’clock. This 15-minute program
C. E. Flemming of Portland
is known as “The Collegiate
was a Natal business caller one
CARDS AND
Physician and Surgeon
Sportlight" and is conducted by
day last week.
Vernonia
LIGHT LUNCHES
Art Taafe, director of sport-,
Apwng the ladies taking part
Phone Hospital 931
news for the associated students
in the stork shower for Mrs. L.
Lloyd Baker, Prop.
Town Office 891
VERNONIA
of the college.
Carmichael last Wedne»day were
Scappoose and Vicinity
MVTIM7
OF THS
_
EV WYNDHAM
Cnjoy your evenings
at home with
A twater K ewt
RADIO
Mac’s Pharmacy
Columns
MANY GOOD
ÄL
1928 Chevrolet Landau Sedan
Professional and Business Directory
AI1 for
$495
1926 Willys knight
Cason Transfer
$545
$225
Terminal Cafe
Chop Suey
Restaurant
Güby Motor Company